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Worldwide 2021 WORLDWIDE 2021 BOOK EARLY & SAVE $149 29 BRAND TRAVEL SAFE UP TO $675 LOW DEPOSIT NEW TOURS COVID PLAN Intelligent, expert-led tours worldwide TRAVEL SAFE IN 2021 What a difficult and disturbing 2020 it has been so far. Exploring the spectacular sites and discovering the enthralling history of the world’s great destinations is what drives us here at Andante Travels, and we have missed that sense of adventure during this crisis. I’m sure you have too – and now, as we start to emerge from lockdown, perhaps you are beginning to consider your travel options and priorities for 2021. Traveling as safely as possible in this new world will also likely be uppermost in your thoughts. In this brand new brochure, you’ll find not only a superlative selection of tours (among them 29 that are new for 2021), you’ll also find detailed the outstanding list of actions that we are introducing to minimize the risk of contracting COVID-19 on your travels. These include face masks for every day of your tour, social distancing measures, enhanced hygiene protocols and insurance options with COVID-19 cover. Additionally, for your peace of mind, we have reduced the time frame for paying vacation balances from 84 days to 70 days prior to departure, and this can be reduced even further if we feel that there is any chance that the tour will not go ahead as a result of COVID-19 presence or restrictions in your chosen destination. And, if you are forced to cancel your tour as a result of COVID-19 symptoms and cannot make an insurance claim, we pledge to be as understanding as possible in our cancelation fees and charge only what we cannot recover ourselves. What’s more, you can secure your place on tour for only $149! So please enjoy this tempting range of expert-led vacations and book with confidence, safe in the knowledge that no tour operator is doing more to mitigate the risks of COVID-19. We look forward to the pleasure of your company again in 2021. Best wishes, Jackie Willis CEO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR OFFERS LOW DEPOSIT OF JUST $149PP SAVE UP TO $675 PER PERSON Secure your place with a low deposit Andante Travels’ price promise rewards of $149pp. This is available on all tours the earliest bookers, and you can currently featured in this brochure. The remaining take advantage of maximum savings of up deposit balance of $601 is payable at 24 to $675 per person. We have set aside a weeks prior to the tour departure date, number of discounted places, available on a with the full balance payments required 10 ‘first come, first served’ basis - be sure to weeks before departure. book soon to avoid disappointment! Offer ends 30th September 2020. *Terms and conditions apply. Please see our website for more details andantetravels.com/latest-offers Read about our awards on page 9 Image left: Dalmatia, Croatia To book a tour today visit andantetravels.com or call 1-866-391-7019 3 CHOOSE YOUR PERFECT Vacation From underground cities to rock-cut tombs, and from iconic monuments to little-known ruins – there are over 80 archaeological, cultural and historical tours to choose from in 2021. Join us on an expert-led, ancient-world adventure unlike any other. UK & Ireland Agatha Christie & the English Riviera .......................... pg 14 Agatha Christie & Max Mallowan in London. ............... pg 14 Colchester - Capital of Britannia. ................................. pg 15 Behind the Scenes in Roman Kent. ................................ pg 15 Wartime Britain - Dogfights & Double Agents. ........... pg 16 Villas & Palaces of Roman Sussex ................................. pg 16 Great Cathedrals of the Southwest ............................. pg 17 Alfred’s Camelot. ............................................................. pg 17 T. E. Lawrence in Dorset. ................................................ pg 18 Edge of Empire - Romans in South Wales .................... pg 18 York - From Roman to Viking .......................................... pg 19 Prehistoric Rock Art & Landscapes. ............................. pg 19 Prehistoric Wessex. .........................................................pg 20 The Archaeology of the Isle of Man. ............................. pg 21 Falco’s Britannia ..............................................................pg 22 London through the Ages. ..............................................pg 23 Archaeology & Ghosts in East Anglia............................pg 24 The Kingdom of Northumbria. ........................................pg 25 Henry VIII - The Making of a Tyrant. .............................pg 26 Richard III - Hero or Villain? ..........................................pg 27 Walking Hadrian’s Wall. ..................................................pg 28 Highlights of Hadrian’s Wall ...........................................pg 30 The Archaeology of Macbeth ......................................... pg 31 Orkney & Shetland. ..........................................................pg 32 Highlights of Orkney........................................................pg 33 Highlights of Shetland. ...................................................pg 33 The Picts in Perthshire & Angus. ...................................pg 34 Culloden - The Battle that Shaped Great Britain. ......pg 35 Prehistoric Ireland. .........................................................pg 36 The North of Ireland. .......................................................pg 37 Images top to bottom: Ancient Petra, Valley of the Temples in Agrigento, Sicily, Bison depicted in Altamira & T. E. Lawrence Europe Asia Brittany - Carnac & Beyond. ..........................................pg 38 Aegean Coast of Turkey. .................................................pg 98 Dordogne Cave Art. .........................................................pg 39 South West Turkey - Pamhylia & Pisidia. ....................pg 100 Pyrenees Rock Art. ..........................................................pg 40 Cappadocia & South East Turkey. ................................pg 102 The Via Julia Augusta. ..................................................... pg 41 The Golden Age of the Ottoman Empire. ....................pg 104 Languedoc - Cathars & Crusaders ................................pg 42 Armenia & Georgia. ........................................................pg 106 Roussillon. .........................................................................pg 43 Russia. .............................................................................pg 108 The Birth of French Impressionism. ..............................pg 44 Lebanon. .......................................................................... pg 110 The Normans. ...................................................................pg 45 Israel & Palestine. ......................................................... pg 112 Romans, Visigoths & Viziers. ..........................................pg 48 Jordan - Petra & the Desert Fortresses. ................... pg 116 Rock Art of Altamira. .......................................................pg 49 Saudi Arabia - Nabateans & Rock Art. ........................ pg 118 Rock Art of Portugal. .......................................................pg 50 Oman. ...............................................................................pg 120 Highlights of Pompeii. ..................................................... pg 51 Turkmenistan & Uzbekistan. ........................................pg 122 Pompeii, Herculaneum & Classical Campania..............pg 52 Uzbekistan. .....................................................................pg 124 Classical Sicily. .................................................................pg 54 Bhutan & Ladakh. ...........................................................pg 126 Piero della Francesca & the Early Renaissance. ..........pg 56 Vietnam & Cambodia .....................................................pg 128 Campanian Villas & Gardens ..........................................pg 57 Thailand & Laos. .............................................................pg 130 The Medici & the High Renaissance in Florence. .........pg 58 Japan - A Land of Contrasts.........................................pg 132 Caravaggio & his Followers ............................................pg 59 Africa Puglia & Basilicata. ..........................................................pg 60 Morocco & Andalucia. ....................................................pg 134 The Etruscans. ..................................................................pg 62 Algeria - Roman Mauretania. .......................................pg 136 The Samnites ....................................................................pg 63 Tunisia - The Punic Wars. ..............................................pg 138 The Via Appia. ...................................................................pg 64 Carthaginian & Roman Tunisia. ....................................pg 140 The Via Flaminia ...............................................................pg 65 Egypt - Highlights & Discoveries. ................................pg 142 Prehistoric Malta & Gozo. ..............................................pg 66 Egypt - Off the Beaten Track. .......................................pg 144 Netherlands - An Introduction to Dutch Painters. .....pg 67 Ethiopia - The African Empire. .....................................pg 146 Roman Germany. ..............................................................pg 68 Namibia - Rock Art & the Natural World. ...................pg 148 Berlin - Beyond the
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