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USD 4,288 PER Person on Twin / Triple Sharing 2017 USD 4,288 PER person on Twin / Triple Sharing INCLUSIONS MAY 13 (SAT) MANILA – DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Flight details: EK 335 MANILA / DUBAI ETD 2355 ETA 0440 + 1 day ✈ Roundtrip international MAY 14 (SUN) DUBAI – LISBON, PORTUGAL D airfare with taxes on Flight details: EK 191 DUBAI / LISBON ETD 0725 ETA 1235 economy via Emirates Arrive at the airport and proceed for immediate guided tour. Explore the highlights of Lisbon. Start with the historic Airlines quarter and Torre de Belém, the symbol of the capital, dedicated to the rich age of the great maritime discoveries. ✈ 4-star hotel Visit the famous Jeronimos Monastery, a World Heritage Site, the best example of portuguese Manueline style and accommodations Vasco da Gama’s resting place. Continue to the Avenue of Liberdade and reach the Baixa district to admire the Sé ✈ Meals and tours specified Cathedral, Rossio square and the monumental Comercio Square. ✈ Travel insurance MAY 15 (MON) FATIMA, PORTUGAL B/L/D ✈ Private motor coach with Today travel to visit Fátima, one of the most important centers of pilgrimage in the catholic world. Every year A/C from 13th of May to 13th of October are celebrated the appearances of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children. ✈ English speaking local Visit the impressive Basilica and the huge square in front of the Sanctuary. Transfer back to Lisbon. guide MAY 16 (TUE) SEVILLE, SPAIN B/L/D ✈ Rountrip ferry ride Drive east and travel in the most lovely and cheerful region of Spain - Andalucia. Our destination of the day is its Spain-Morocco-Spain capital - Sevilla, where you will fall in love with the whitewashed houses and the old quarter, full of orange trees. In the ✈ Filipino tour escort afternoon have a guided visit of the largest gothic cathedral in the world, also the burial site of Christopher Columbus, ✈ Travel Bounty souvenir and the Giralda Tower, the bell tower of the Cathedral. Walk through the green park of Maria Luisa with its fountains and pools until we reach the magnificent Plaza de España with its 48 tiled benches. MAY 17 (WED) GIBRALTAR – TANGIER – FES, MOROCCO B/L/D EXCLUSIONS Today we drive south in Andalucia and reach Tarifa, a small andalucian town on the Costa de la Luz, which faces Morocco. Take the ferry, cross the strait of Gibraltar and arrive in Tangier. Free time for a lunch and then, proceed to ✈ Visa Fee Fes, the second largest city in Morocco and the medieval capital, called also the ‘Mecca of the West’. Overnight in ✈ Entrance fees to Hassan Fes. Mosque MAY 18 (THU) FES, MOROCCO B/L/D This morning start with the old Medina, Fes el Bali, a World Heritage Site and a car-free urban area. See the the DEPOSIT REQUIREMENT colorful leather-dying pits and the old madersa - a breathtaking 14th-century religious college. Enjoy great city views from one of the surrounding hills with their fortresses - Borj Sud and Borj Nord. In the evening you will have the chance to try a typical Moroccan dinner and a folklore dancing-show at a restaurant in the old Medina. Overnight in ✈ USD 500 per person by Fes. February 7, 2017 MAY 19 (FRI) MARRAKESH, MOROCCO B/L/D (nonrefundable) Today prepare for a long trip to Marrakesh and travel via the Atlas Mountains. On the way we will make a stop for a ✈ Full payment due upon lunch in Beni Mellal. Arrive in Marrakesh in the afternoon and free time in the evening. Overnight in Marrakesh. release of visa MAY 20 (SAT) MARRAKESH, MOROCCO B/L/D Enjoy a city guided tour to explore Marrakesh - the red city. Walk through the Old Medina and see the Koutobia Mosque, feel the atmosphere of Jemaa el Fna Square, full of acrobats and dancers. Visit the Palais de la Bahia, built in the late 19th century, intended to be the greatest palace of its time. In the afternoon have a free time for shopping at the colourful bazaars. Overnight in Marrakesh. MAY 21 (SUN) CASABLANCA, MOROCCO B/L/D Bid goodbye to the snake charmers of Marrakesh and proceed to Casablanca, located on the coast and today’s heart of Morocco. This is the largest city and the economic hub of the country. See the city’s highlights - the Hasan II Mosque, the third largest mosque in the world with the tallest minaret and the Old Medina of Casablanca. Later, proceed to Rabat for check-in and overnight. MAY 22 (MON) RABAT – TANGIER, MOROCCO B/L/D Rabat for a sightseeing tour of the capital of Morocco, located on the Atlantic ocean. Visit the Royal Palace, Hassan Tower and the Royal Mausoleum of Mohammed 5. Wonder around the fabulous medina of the city and the fortress quarter afternoon departure to Tangier, visit the city, dinner & overnight in the hotel MAY 23 (TUE) GRANADA, SPAIN B/L/D This morning, we will cross back over to Spain. Drive directly to the heart of Andalucia and reach Granada, one of the most interesting Spanish cities, located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Overnight in Granada. MAY 24 (WED) GRANADA – MADRID, SPAIN B/L/D In the morning enjoy tour of Alhambra. A guided tour of the Alhambra Palace is a must here. Built by the 13th century, this Moorish palace still has a unique beauty and is a World Heritage Site. Walk through the Generalife exotic gardens and fountains and admire wonderful views of the city and the surrounding hills. Then proceed to Madrid. MAY 25 (THU) MADRID – BARCELONA, SPAIN B/L/D Sightseeing tour of Madrid, dedicated to the highlights of the city - Plaza España, Puerta del Sol, The Royal Palace and Plaza Mayor. In the afternoon take train to Barcelona. Arrive and check in at hotel. MAY 26 (FRI) BARCELONA – MONTSERRAT, SPAIN B A half-day tour to the Monastery of Montserrat, one of the treasures of Catalunya. Explore the Sanctuary of Our Lady Tel Nos: of Montserrat, the Basilica and the Monastery, home of the famous black virgin and listen one of the oldest boys’ +632 4265619 choirs in Europe, singing every day. We will also have time to explore the magnificent natural park of Montserrat, unique in the world for its shapes and size with spectacular views over the plains of Catalunya. In the afternoon trans- +632 9295503 fer back to Barcelona and have guided tour of starts from the Old town and Barcelona’s most famous avenue, Las +632 9202463 Ramblas, with the Columbus monument in the end. See the Gothic Quarter, where the 13th century Gothic Cathedral is situated. Admire Gaudí most impressive works - Casa Milá and Casa Batlló and visit Sagrada Familia, the most Fax No: prestigious and complex project of the catalan architect. +632 4266835 MAY 27 (SAT) BARCELONA – DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Flight details: EK 188 BARCELONA / DUBAI ETD 2240 ETA 0735 + 1 day Website: Free time after breakfast until transfer to airport for onward flight back home. www.travelbountyinc.com MAY 28 (SUN) DUBAI – MANILA, PHILIPPINES Flight details: EK 334 DUBAI / MANILA ETD 0920 ETA 2140 .
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