Day 1: Welcome to Sardinia!
Arrive at the Cagliari airport where you will be transferred to your first accommodation and be briefed on the walking tour. Dinner is included.

Day 2: Two walking options to begin the tour – Easy Option – Loop of Sanna Mines

A gentle start to your walking holiday, beginning at La Miniera Fiorita and following old miners’ trails past abandoned buildings and through lush vegetation. As the route is not overly long, you have plenty of time to explore the fascinating old zinc and lead mines – mineshafts with their original equipment, former factories, and workers’ villages, all set amid lush oak woods. It is likely that you will see some Sardinian deer during your walks. In the afternoon you can visit the museum in Montevecchio, which offers a historical account of the mining tradition of this area. (5 miles/8 kilometers, 3hrs)  Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included.

Medium Option – Loop walk  Mt Arcuentu

Begin your tour by exploring the Mt Arcuentu range, a volcanic range that rises quite dramatically from the Campidano Plans. After a short transfer, the walk starts on a gentle path that becomes steeper as you reach the sacred basalt summit. A shrine nestled in the dense oak wood and the surrounding views make it a truly remarkable place. Descend across pasture land all the way to your accommodation in Montevecchio. (6.2 miles/10 kilometers, 4hrs) Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included.

Day 3: Hike from Montevecchio to Piscinas
Today walk towards the coast on gently meandering footpaths through dense shrub and past shepherd holdings. The path reaches Riu Irvi, an iron-colored stream that you will cross several times before reaching the majestic sand dunes of Piscinas, one of the biggest in Europe that stretches for several miles along the coast. Coated in juniper and Mediterranean scrub, the dunes reach heights of up to 164 feet/50 meters in places. A short section will lead you to your next accommodation. (9.63 miles/15.5 kilometers, 5hrs) Breakfast and lunch included.

Day 4: Rest day
You choose – perhaps time to relax or another day exploring the sand dunes. Breakfast is included today.

Day 5: From Piscinas to Sibiri
Your walk today will take you along a river upstream through a small canyon before rising through Mediterranean scrub to join an abandoned railway. Pass buildings which reflect the richness of the past industry of this area including the Brassey washery, named after its English owner, the Viscount of Brassey. You may also explore Pozzo Gal, a well preserved shaft recently opened as a multi-media museum. Walk through Ingurtosu Village where you can admire the interesting architecture of the Administrative offices. Take a network of goat trails that will lead you to Bidderdi Pass and towards Mt Linas range to your next Agritourism accommodation. Here another delightful meal awaits you. (12.43 miles/20 kilometers, 5 1/2hrs) Breakfast and lunch included today.

Day 6: Hike Sibiri to Fluminimaggiore
Starting from the Agriturismo, you will take the mountain trail close to Mt Linas. This route was once the “smugglers way,” used by cattle thieves to transport their stolen animals down to the coast. The initial climb is gradual, following a tight valley and narrow stream, then walking through mountain pastures and meadows, and finally reaching Planucheddu (2,067 feet/630 metres) from where you will experience breathtaking 360-degree views of the Sulcis Iglesiente mountain range.  Take time to fully absorb the vista and catch your breath, before embarking on a rewarding 6.2 mile/10 Km descent into the sleepy town of Fluminimaggiore. This is the first time during this trip that you come into a village. After a short coffee break and a quick visit of the interesting wall paintings known as “murales”, the last section of walk is towards the coast. The route will take you along the fertile Flumini Valley – with country lanes, olive plantations and vineyards — gradually taking you to your next Agriturismo. (12.43 miles/20 kilometers, 6 hrs). Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included.

Day 7: Loop walk of Fighezia and Portixeddu beach
Your final day walk will lead you to the coast again and the long sandy beach of Portixeddu. Here you have the option to take an easy stroll along the coast towards Buggerru or to follow the trails along the rocky promontory towards Capo Pecora. Your final hotel is set in a stunning location with terrace views of Portixeddu and the lush green mountains of La Costa Verde, an idyllic way to end this trip. (7.5 miles/12 kilometers, 4 hrs) Breakfast and lunch included today.

Day 8 – Departure Day
After breakfast we will transfer you to the airport for your flight home. Breakfast is included.

Ciao!

Actual tour itinerary may vary slightly due to unforeseen circumstances.

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Level of Difficulty: Moderate

With an average daily distance of 48 km and climb of 478 m, we classify this tour as moderate plus. Days 1, 4 and 5 are easy with a climb below 230 m, day 6 is moderate (climb 550 m). The two hardest days are 2 and 3 with an overall climb of 1050 and 700 m respectively.Over 90% of the total distance develops on secondary paved roads with very limited motorized traffic. The rest is on compact unpaved roads.

Why This Tour

All islands have a peculiar fascination, and Sardinia is no exception. Lying a little less than 200km from the Italian mainland and at same distance from the Tunisian coast, Sardinia is often a pleasant surprise to the curious traveller.The tour develops in the fascinating South-West of the island, an area formerly interested by mining activity that has kept mass tourism away. Nowadays mining has stopped leaving unspoilt beaches and a glorious undeveloped coastline to enjoy during this week long “Off the beaten track” bike tour.

You will find at least one beautiful pristine beach every day and also dramatic cliffs and numerous lagoons which accounts for a rich diversity of wildlife, as do the forested mountains and the wild macchia that carpets the interior.

The sand dunes of Piscinas (some of the highest in Europe), the imposing rock of Pan di Zucchero and the Costa del Sud are just some of the scenic highlights of this tour.

The Phoenician and Roman settlements of Tharros, Sant’Antioco and Nora are a must for those interested in archaeology.

Travel Notes

The reference airport for the tour is Cagliari. Low-cost airlines are offering good deals from London to Sardinia.Easyjet flies daily from London Luton to Cagliari and Ryan air offers a daily connection (two flights from April to October) from Stansted to Alghero in Northern Sardinia.

A dedicated bus service operates the route Alghero airport-Oristano-Cagliari. The bus leaves the airport half hour after the flight has landed. If the flight is late, the bus waits for the flight arrival. On arrival, you should take the bus down to Oristano. At the end of the tour, the same bus will take you from Cagliari to Alghero airport.

More expensive alternatives to low-cost carriers are BA or Alitalia. They don’t fly direct and it is necessary to change in Rome or Milan.

Group tour price

• 4-5 people € 1510 per person
• 6-7 people € 1330 per person
• 8+ people € 1210 per person

Pricing philosophy

What’s included in the guided tour

• 7 nights accommodation on double occupancy basis (4 Agriturismo and 3 hotels)
• 7 breakfasts
• 5 packed lunches (sandwiches – fruit – snack – water)
• 4 dinners with wine included
• Arrival transfer from Cagliari Airport to Montevecchio
• Departure transfer: from Pula to Cagliari airport
• Luggage transfers
• Maps and road book provided

The price does not include:

• Flights and public transportation
• Travel insurance
• Admissions and entrance fees to sites
• Expense of personal nature such as drinks, phone calls, etc.
• Any items that has not been mentioned in the price inclusion part
Self-guided option
This tour is also available as a self-guided option at a cost of € 1055 per person. This option includes:

Tour code

SAM

Day 1 – Welcome to the Amalfi Coast!

Arrive on your own from Naples to Cava de’ Tirreni. Take your time exploring this charming town, nestled in a landscaped valley known as the “green gate”of the Amalfi Coast. Here you will discover its well-known Abbey of the Holy Trinity, which provided temporal and spiritual influence over southern Italy. The paths, used for centuries, linked the Abbey with the nearby town of Vietri sul Mare and with other villages on Amalfi Coast.

Day 2 – Tour of the Abbey and a gentle walk to Vietri sul Mare (3 hours)

In Cava dei Tirreni, you begin the day visiting the Abbey of the Holy Trinity (la Badia della Santissima Trinità), the Benedictine monastery founded in the 11th century. Enjoy the atmosphere of this captivating place. After the visit you will enjoy an easy walk through chestnut woods, along paved pathways and steps arriving at the first jewel of the Amalfi Coast, Vietri sul Mare, well-known for its pottery and ceramics. Every building here, from the fruit store to the town hall, is decorated with fine painted tiles. This walk gives the perfect introduction to the Amalfi Coast with views of the azure sea and green mountains.

Day 3 – The town of Amalfi (3 hours)

Taking the bus from the city center of Cava dei Tirreni you reach the Abbey and take a different path, an old mule-track used for centuries to carry goods to and from the Amalfi Coast. Following the trail, you arrive at a picturesque viewpoint. Walking along the sea you will pass by terraced lemon groves coming to a fishing village. Arrive in Amalfi by public bus during the afternoon. Enjoy free time to explore this renowned coastal town, famous as an independent republic during Byzantine times and a place of great naval power.

Day 4 – Ancient paper factories and charming villages, including Ravello (5 hours)

A very scenic day starts in Amalfi with a walk that takes you into the valley of the watermills. Here are remains of the oldest paper factories in Europe, some dating from the 11th century. (Optional visit to the mill and the paper museum before continuing on the trail of this valley.) Following the path, you climb up to the tiny village of Pontone and the Torre dello Zirro, a medieval tower perched on a cliff with spectacular views of Amalfi and Atrani. Walking along an ancient flight of stairs, you reach the charming village of Ravello where you can visit the scenic gardens of Villa Cimbrone, with one of the best viewpoints of the Amalfi Coast, including the stunning 13th-century Villa Rufolo.

Then you leave Ravello on foot and reach the village of Atrani with its small narrow streets. Back to Amalfi in the late afternoon.

Day 5 – Free day or an optional walking tour of Capri (3.5 hours)

A free day or an optional walking tour to enjoy the highlights of Capri. You take a boat to the stunning island of Capri. After passing the famous “Piazzetta” of Capri, you walk towards the impressive Roman ruins of the Villa Jovis, once Tiberius’ pleasure palace. You continue along the Arco Naturale on a coastal path until you reach the spectacular Faraglioni, the peculiar rocks jutting out of the sea. In the later part of the afternoon you have several options for exploring Capri at your own pace. You may choose to relax in the island’s chic shops or take a walk to visit the Convent of San Giacomo, dated back to the 14th century, and the Gardens of August. Return to Amalfi.

Day 6 – Churches and Valleys (5 hours)

Leaving Amalfi you take one of the oldest paved mule tracks in the area, the “Via Maestra dei Villaggi” which dates back to the 9th century. Passing the tiny villages of Lone and Vettica, you arrive at the monastery of Santa Rosa. Walking above the rocky shore, you discover some fascinating chapels including the Church of San Pancrazio. Then a descent to the fabulous fjord of Furore, with its clustered houses built into the rock. (Here a public bus can bring you directly to Praiano). Continue along the “Via dell’Amore,” leading into the green Praia Valley, before descending into the quiet village of Praiano with its old harbour.

Day 7 – The Path of the Gods (4.5 hours)

Today’s walk begins among the white washed alleys of Praiano. You ascend along a medieval pilgrim trail to the monastery of San Domenico; here the scenery is stupendous. Continue climbing, briefly you reach one of the Amalfi Coast’s most famous footpaths, the “Path of the Gods”. The views along the coast are unsurpassed. You go through an impressive valley and the mountain hamlets of Nocelle and Montepertuso. Then you descend along stone steps to reach the charming resort of Positano. Return by local bus to Praiano.

Day 8 – Departure Day

End of the tour. Transfer on your own from Praiano to Naples Airport. Ciao!

Actual tour itinerary may vary slightly due to unforeseen circumstances.

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Level of difficulty: Moderate

This moderate self guided trip is suitable for regular hillwalkers who are in good general physical condition. The length of each day varies from three to a maximum of six hours walking.

Grading is a somewhat difficult topic as much depends on the individuals own perception of his or her abilities. A good general level of fitness is necessary to get the most out of your trip.

The walking is varied and interesting: there are lots of ascents and descents on stepped trails and some people will find this tiring in warm weather

Travel notes

The reference airport for the tour is Naples, which has an international airport which has flights arriving from throughout Italy. There are a number of low cost airlines flying into Naples including EasyJet, Air One, Air Berlin, Air Italy.

Group tour price

€ 1265 (minimum 8 people) – currency converter

Additional options and fees

• High season surcharge – € 120 (effective July 1 – September 30 and December 18 – January 10)
• Private room – € 265
• Transfer rates per person (2 person minimum)
  • Praiano to Napoli € 120 (3 person maximum)
  • Napoli airport to Cava dei Tirreni € 80 (3 person maximum)

Included

• One English-speaking trip leader
• 2 Nights in Hotel**** in Cava de Tirreni, 3 Nights in Hotel***in Amalfi & 2 Nights in Hotel**** in Praiano, all rooms with en suite bathroom
• Seven breakfasts
• Baggage transportation between hotels
• Transfer Naples Airport – Hotel in Cava de’ Tirreni
• Transfer Praiano – Naples Airport

Not included

• Admission to museums and archaeological sites
• Tickets for trains or any public transportation
• Wine or beverages
• Airfare
• Personal expenses (laundry, personal supplies, phone calls, etc.)
• Gratuity

Self-guided option

This tour is not available as a self-guided option.

Tour code

AW

Day 1 – Welcome to Sicily!

Transfer on your own from Catania Airport to Taormina. Taormina is well known because its ancient Greco-Roman theatre. From this place you can see Mount Etna, which is often enveloped in a cloud, but when clear you can make out the rim of the crater. Taormina is perhaps the most sought after place to stay in all of Sicily, attracting the very rich and famous. Overnight in Taormina, dinner not included.

Day 2 – Lipari island

Transfer to Lipari Island. Free time to discover the main town. Lipari will be your overnight base for the next several nights. Dinner is on your own.

Day 3 – Hike Lipari island (2 hours)

Discover the most complex of the Aeolian Islands, Lipari Island. Hiking allows a beautiful exploration of this lush environment. You will see the spectacular twisted obsidian flow and the ash layers stratified during the previous eruptions. They are now visible from the excavation of an abandoned pumice mine. Dinner is on your own.

Day 4 – Salina Island (5 hours)

Hydrofoil to Salina Island. After a short shuttle ride to reach the starting point of this spectacular hike, you will climb Fossa delle Felci Mountain (almost 3,300 feet). The descent will take you to the village of Lingua where a refreshing granita (an icy treat made in several flavors) is waiting for you – almond and pistachio are local favorites. There will also be an opportunity to enjoy the nearby anthropology museum. In the afternoon hydrofoil back to Lipari. Dinner is on your own.

Day 5 – Vulcano Island (3 hours)

Breakfast at the hotel and transfer on your own to Vulcano Island by hydrofoil. This volcano gives the name “volcano” to all the “smoking mountains” since the Roman times. Vulcano’s jagged coastline ranges in color from red to yellow ochre and looks like tentacles plunging into the waters. You’ll be amazed by the wild and haunting beauty of this land. In the afternoon, a hydrofoil will take you back to Lipari. Dinner is on your own.

Day 6 – Panarea Island (4 hours)

Breakfast at the hotel and transfer by hydrofoil on your own to Panarea Island, the smallest of the archipelago and one of the most important because it is the oldest of the Aeolian Islands. Panarea also has traces of ancient settlements going back to the Bronze Age. An amazing trail will lead you to the highest point of the island. You will be rewarded with a spectacular view. One of the highlights of this hike is the chance to see a unique plant which is in only two spots in the world. Overnight in Lipari with dinner on your own.

Day 7 – Stromboli Island (5 hours)

Today you’ll leave Lipari Island after breakfast at the hotel. You’ll take a hydrofoil to Stromboli Island. After settling in, enjoy some free time in the morning. In the afternoon a volcanologist will lead you along the paths through the steep faces of the volcano to observe the “Sciara del Fuoco.” It is an impressive chute of lava that flows continuously from the crater to the sea. Hike to the crater and the other side of the volcano. Overnight in Stromboli. Dinner is on your own.

Day 8 – Milazzo

Hydrofoil to Milazzo and transfer on your own by train or bus to Catania and than a bus to Nicolosi. Free time in the afternoon. Overnight stay: Nicolosi. Dinner not included.

Day 9 – Mt. Etna excursion (6 hours)

On this day, depending on the conditions, you’ll reach the top of the highest active volcano in Europe. Mt. Etna. It is an amazing experience to get the top of the “Big Crater”! Something you’ll always remember! Overnight stay in Nicolosi. Dinner is on you own.

Day 10 – Departure Day

End of the tour. Transfer on your own to Catania Airport. Ciao!

Actual tour itinerary may vary slightly due to unforeseen circumstances.

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Siciclando carefully chooses every aspect of a tour, including the accommodations.

Our choices are based on comfort and quality. We often choose hotels that are family-owned and operated because they provide a richer experience and because it is important to us to support the efforts of these individuals. We have developed relationships with many wonderful hotel operators. Here is a sample of the hotels on this tour.

• Lipari
• Nicolosi
• Stromboli

Tour accommodations will be based on availability and the time of year. Once you have made your final payment for the tour, we will send you a confirmation letter that includes daily accommodations and contact information.

Level of difficulty: Easy to moderate

The hiking in Lipari and Vulcano are the easiest of the week. Salina is more to a moderate since the ascent is about 600mt. Stromboli, with the volcanologist is simply spectacular and it becomes moderate only if you can get the very top (8oomt.) but it depends on the Volcano itself (the rangers decide if they can open or not the entrance to the second part of the hike). Anyway the hike up to 400 mt. Is the most spectacular since it gives you the opportunity to see the “Sciara del Fuoco”. Even the hike on Mount Etna is quite easy since it starti from 2.900 mt. Up to 3.300mt. Depends on the Volcano activity and on the volcanologist availability (always safety reasons) if you can do the all downhill from 3.300 to 1.900, 1.400 mt of descent passing from the Valle del Bove, a spectacular lava flow dominating Catania area.

Travel notes

The reference airport for this tour is Catania.

Books

• Salvatore Quasimodo, poet and writer: Ed è subito sera, Giorno dopo giorno, Dare e avere. Modica
• Gesualdo Bufalino, novelist Diceria dell’untore (the plague sower), Le menzogne della notte (Night’s lies). Comiso
• Jacopo da Lentini (sec XIII), poet. Lentini
• Vitaliano Brancati, novelist: Don Giovanni in Sicilia, Il Bell’Antonio, Paolo il caldo. Pachino

Movies

• Divorce, italian style 1961, film director: Pietro Germi. This movie It won the Academy Award for Best Writing, Story and Screenplay.
• Anni difficili 1948, film director Luigi Zampa, from the novel of Vitaliano Brancati, “II vecchio con gli stivali”
• Gente di rispetto 1975, film director Luigi Zampa, from the homonymous novel of Giuseppe Fava
• Kaos 1984, Paolo and Vittorio Taviani, from several novels of Luigi Pirandello
• The star maker or best known as L’Uomo delle stelle 1995, Giuseppe Tornatore

Group tour price

€ 1195 (minimum 8 people) – currency converter

Additional options and fees

• High season surcharge – € 90 (effective July 1– August 31)
• Private room – € 245
• Transfer rates per person (two person minimum)
  • Catania airport to Taormina – € 45
  • Milazzo to Nicolosi – € 110
  • Nicolosi to Catania airport – € 35

Included

• One English-speaking trip leader
• Nine nights accommodation on double-occupancy basis
• Nine breakfasts
• Baggage transportation between hotels
• Detailed route information and maps
• Hydrofoil Milazzo-Lipary, Lipari-Stromboli, Stromboli-Milazzo
• Excursion to the Etna volcano
• Assistance of a local volcanologist at Etna and Stromboli

Not included

• Admission to museums and archaeological sites
• Tickets for trains or any public transportation
• Wine or beverages
• Airfare
• Transfers to the starting point or from the finishing point unless specified; we can assist you in planning and arranging for any necessary shuttles
• Extra nights due to cancellation or restriction sea links to/from the islands
• Travel insurance
• Personal expenses (laundry, personal supplies, phone calls, etc.)
• Gratuity

Self-guided option

This tour is also available as a self-guided option at a cost of € 960 per person. This option includes:

• Welcome meeting (tour explanation)
• Nine nights accommodation on double-occupancy basis
• Nine breakfasts
• Baggage transportation between hotels
• Detailed route information and maps
• Telephone assistance
• Hydrofoil Milazzo-Lipary, Lipari-Stromboli, Stromboli-Milazzo
• Excursion to the Etna volcano
• Assistance of a local volcanologist at Etna and Stromboli

Tour code

SW

Day 1 – Welcome to Umbria!

Arrival at the Perugia train station: take the metro ride (Minimetro) directly to the centre of the town. Tonight you will stay at an excellent 3 star hotel.

Day 2 – Valfabbrica to Assisi (5 hours)

We will transfer you from Perugia to the trail. The beginning of the hike is the most difficult and becomes easier. Enjoy rolling hills, thick woods and then a breath taking view of Assisi. Upon our arrival at the hotel, you may enjoy a refreshing dip in the swimming pool. Dinner will be at our hotel, which is just outside of town and within walking distance of the Saint Francis Basilica.

Day 3 – Assisi (3 hours or rest day on your own)

Two options this day. If you want to walk, there will be a 3 hour loop which begins with a brisk climb to the Eremo delle Carceri, Saint Francis’ peaceful retreat. At the top of the trail 500 meters from the Eremo there is a nice picnic spot with tables and benches. The other option is to explore the lovely town of Assisi, including the St Francis Basilica with the beautiful Giotto frescos.

Day 4 – Assisi to Spello (6 hours)

Start from your hotel and walk a trail which cuts through the Subasio Park and unfolds among olive groves to reach Spello, a lovely village with cobbled streets and peaceful squares. This town is much less touristy and quieter after the Assisi crowd. Tonight you will stay in Spello at a nice hotel with a view of the whole valley.

Day 5 – Spello Loop Walk (4 hours)

A circular walking loop that begins and ends in Spello. The walk will include a visit to the Subasio Mountain and the amazing hamlet of Collepino. Another nights stay in Spello.

Day 6 – Collemancio to Bevagna (5 hours)

A short transfer from Spello to Collemancio (20 minutes by car). We will start our spectacular walk to Bevagna with a visit to a genuine and rustic cellar operated by the Dionigi family (producers of Sagrantino di Montefalco). Loding in Bevagna at Palazzo Brunamonti.

Day 7 – Bevagna to Montefalco (4.5 hours – 14 km)

Today a loop in the heart of the best wine area of Umbria. After visiting Bevagna, which is known for its medieval market during the month of June, walk from Bevagna to Montefalco. Lunch will be at the Enoteca on Montefalco’s main square. This will be a chance to sample some wine at one of the best wineries of the area and come back to your starting point. Same hotel tonight.

Day 8 – Departure Day

Transfer to Foligno railway station where you can take direct trains to both Rome or Florence. Ciao!

Actual tour itinerary may vary slightly due to unforeseen circumstances.

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Siciclando carefully chooses every aspect of a tour, including the accommodations.

Our choices are based on comfort and quality. We often choose hotels that are family-owned and operated because they provide a richer experience and because it is important to us to support the efforts of these individuals. We have developed relationships with many wonderful hotel operators. Here is a sample of the hotels on this tour.

• Perugia
• Spello
• Bevagna

Tour accommodations will be based on availability and the time of year. Once you have made your final payment for the tour, we will send you a confirmation letter that includes daily accommodations and contact information.

Level of difficulty: Easy to moderate

This tour is moderate. In Umbria most of the point of interest are on hilltops. However the mileage is not too long and the only day that goes beyond 50km is very flat. The first six days are easy with only a few climbs to reach il Poggiolo, and Assisi. The last two days are tougher with plenty of ups and downs, however, if you chose the seven nights option you avoid the most difficult day.

Travel notes

The reference airports for the tour are Perugia, Pisa, or Rome.

You can also find information about travel by train.

Group tour price

• 4-5 people € 1520 per person
• 6-7 people € 1350 per person
• 8+ people € 1230 per person

Pricing philosophy

Additional options

• Private room € 225

Included

• One English-speaking trip leader
• Seven nights in three-star hotels, all rooms with en suite bathroom
• Seven breakfasts and three dinners
• Baggage transportation from hotel to hotel
• Detailed route information and maps

Not included

• Admission to museums and archaeological sites
• Tickets for train and any public transportation
• Wine and beverages
• Airfare
• Transfers to the starting point or from the finishing point unless specified; we can assist you in planning and arranging for any necessary shuttles
• Transport of bike case (for guests who bring their own bike)
• Personal expenses (laundry, personal supplies, phone calls, etc.)
• Gratuity

Self-guided option

This tour is also available as a self-guided option at a cost of € 1055 per person. This option includes:

• Seven nights in three-star hotels, all rooms with en suite bathroom
• Seven breakfasts and two dinners
• Welcome meeting (tour explanation)
• Baggage transportation from hotel to hotel
• Detailed route information and maps
• Telephone assistance

Tour code

UW