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Valle De Aosta (Alpes Italianos) naturaleza, cultura y aventura Viaje Senderismo, Turístico y Cultural Valle de Aosta (Alpes italianos) Del 9 al 16 de agosto, 2014 DF: SCAPHA, slu – Consuelo Bergés, 17,2ºA– 39012/Santander España/Spain - NIF: B-39749197 - Registro Mercantil de Santander, tomo 1017, Folio: 154, Hoja: S-22.751, Inscripción: 1ª - Tel.: (34) 609415938 - mail: [email protected] - web: www.scapha.com 1 naturaleza, cultura y aventura Persona responsable durante la ruta: Fernando Obregón Goyarrola. PROGRAMA Sábado, 9/agosto: vuelo Santander-Bérgamo con Ryanair (2 horas), salida de Parayas y llegada a Bérgamo. Noche en un hotel, inmediato al aeropuerto. EL VUELO DE RYANAIR, EN LA FECHA DE REALIZACIÓN DEL PRESENTE PROGRAMA-PRESUPUESTO, NO ESTÁ PROGRAMADO. TAMPOCO, INLCUIDO EN EL PRECIO. UNA VEZ ESTÉ CONFIRMADO, NOS PONDREMOS EN CONTACTO CON LAS PERSOANS INSCRITAS PARA INDICAR EL COSTE DEL MISMO. Domingo, 10/agosto: desayuno y viaje en furgoneta desde Bérgamo hasta Breuil-Cervinia, unos 225 kilómetros, casi todos por autopista. Breuil es una típica localidad alpina situada al pie del legendario Cervino o Matterhorn (4.478 metros), una de las cumbres más inaccesibles de los Alpes, cuya conquista fue un auténtico hito del alpinismo. Ruta suave por la zona para contemplar la cara sur del Cervino. Noche en Breuil. Lunes, 11/agosto: subida al Lago Goillet y collado delle Cime Bianche (2.982 metros), con 900 metros de desnivel y magníficas panorámicas alpinas. Segunda noche en Breuil. Martes, 12/agosto: ruta media por Cervinia y tercera noche en Breuil. Miércoles, 13/agosto: día de descanso y turismo en furgoneta por los cercanos AlPes franceses y suizos, cruzando la frontera francesa por el Túnel del Mont Blanc (15 kilómetros) para llegar a la villa de Chamonix, cuna del alpinismo y meca de montañeros y escaladores. Ascensión en teleférico a la Aguille du Midi (3.842 metros), con una impresionante panorámica del macizo del Mont Blanc (4.810 metros) y sus enormes glaciares. Por la tarde cruzaremos a Suiza por el Col de la Forclaz (1.526 metros), visitando la villa de Martigny y retornando a Italia por el Col del Gran San Bernardo (2.469 metros), donde se ubica el famoso monasterio alpino que fue origen de los perros de San Bernardo. Noche en Aosta. Jueves, 14/Agosto: desplazamiento en furgoneta a Pont y ruta media por el Parque Nacional del Gran Paradiso, reserva que evitó la extinción del íbice o cabra montesa de los Alpes, especie que hoy resulta fácil de observar en la zona. Circuito de la Grand Collet (2.832), con vistas magníficas sobre el macizo del Gran Paradiso (4.061 metros) y sus glaciares. Noche en Aosta. Viernes, 15/agosto: otra ruta media por el Parque Nacional del Gran Paradiso, remontando el valle de Rhêmes hasta el refugio Benévolo (2.285 metros), para ver los glaciares de la cabecera del valle. Noche en Aosta. Sábado, 16: viaje desde Aosta a Bérgamo, unos 215 kilómetros por autopista, haciendo una parada de varias horas para conocer el centro de Milán, segunda ciudad de Italia y capital económica del país, así como referencia ineludible en los mundos financieros, del fútbol y de la moda. Veremos su imponente Duomo o catedral gótica, la Galería Victorio Emanuele II, el Teatro della Scala y la iglesia de Santa María delle Grazie (donde se encuentra la “Sagrada Familia” de Leonardo da Vinci). Vuelo de regreso Bérgamo-Santander. Final del viaje con todo el fin de semana por delante para descansar. DF: SCAPHA, slu – Consuelo Bergés, 17,2ºA– 39012/Santander España/Spain - NIF: B-39749197 - Registro Mercantil de Santander, tomo 1017, Folio: 154, Hoja: S-22.751, Inscripción: 1ª - Tel.: (34) 609415938 - mail: [email protected] - web: www.scapha.com 2 naturaleza, cultura y aventura Los programas incluyen: • Todos los traslados indicados, en vehículo de 9 plazas. • Alojamientos en los hoteles 3 estrellas. Desayuno, incluido. • Servicios privados. • Documentación.. • Persona acompañante de nuestra organización: Fernando Obregón No incluye: • VIAJE EN AVIÓN: SANTANDER/BÉRGAMO/SANTANDER, con la compañía, RYANAIR. • Seguro de viajes y DE ANULACIÓN POR EL TOTAL (Según las condiciones específicas que se entregarán al viajero en el momento de contratar el viaje). Precio estimado por persona: 40€ • Las tasas locales que hubiera, en los lugares de alojamiento. Deberán ser pagados directamente, por el cliente. • Propinas. • Bebidas de ningún tipo durante las comidas /cenas (ni en los casos de media pensión y / o pensión completa). • Gastos personales como: lavandería, teléfono, propinas, etc... • Todo lo que no está explícitamente mencionado como incluido en el circuito. Precios base, por persona: PRECIO BASE POR PERSONA: 737€ Hay que añadir: • PAGO LOCAL: 150€, que se deberán dar a la persona acompañante de nuestra organización, el día de la salida. • SUPLEMENTO HABITACIÓN INDIVIDUAL: 320€ GRUPO MÍNIMO DE VIAJEROS: 8. Si no se llegara al mínimo de viajeros, habría que aplicar un suplemento, según el número de personas: • Para un grupo de 7 personas: 60€ • Para un grupo de 6 personas: 130€ Para aplicar los suplementos se consultaría con los viajeros interesados e inscritos, para su aplicación. Los viajeros deben estar de acuerdo Puede haber otro tipo de tasas locales, que se pagan directamente a la llegada o salida, directamente por el viajero y que no están incluidas en el precio del viaje. El PAGO LOCAL, no es un fondo común, sino que permite al guía o persona responsable de la organización, en ruta, ir pagando algunos de los servicios, directamente. DF: SCAPHA, slu – Consuelo Bergés, 17,2ºA– 39012/Santander España/Spain - NIF: B-39749197 - Registro Mercantil de Santander, tomo 1017, Folio: 154, Hoja: S-22.751, Inscripción: 1ª - Tel.: (34) 609415938 - mail: [email protected] - web: www.scapha.com 3 naturaleza, cultura y aventura IMPORTANTE: Este PAGO LOCAL, es parte del pago total del viaje, con lo que queda comprendido dentro de la cantidad que hubiera que pagar en caso de anulación del viaje, por parte del cliente. Los pagos se pueden hacer en efectivo, por transferencia o con tarjeta de crédito. En el caso de los pagos con tarjeta de crédito, se estudiará cada caso, porque no todas las tarjetas tienen las mismas comisiones y pudiera suceder que los posibles gastos, deban ser asumidos deban por el cliente. Forma de pago 1. Un adelanto del 200€. 2. Un mes antes de la salida, deberá liquidarse el resto, menos la cantidad indicada como PAGO LOCAL, que se entregará el día de inicio, para ir pagando algunos de los servicios directamente. Cuenta bancaria de la organización: • BANCO DE SANTANDER: 0049 5860 25 241 6038571. El documento bancario de la transferencia es, a todos los efectos, un documento legal que sirve de recibo. Los pagos que se realicen por transferencia ingreso en cuenta o tarjeta de crédito, no los consideraremos en firme, hasta que el documento acreditativo, obre en nuestro poder. El deposito o entrega a cuenta, se devolverá en caso de no alcanzar el número mínimo de viajeros. POSIBILIDAD DE PAGO APLAZADO Scapha, colabora con sus clientes, posibilitando el pago del viaje, aplazado, en 6 meses, a través de la tarjeta PUNTO ORO del Banco Popular, sin ningún tipo de interés, para el cliente. La tramitación para la obtención de la tarjeta debe ser directamente entre el Banco Popular y el propio cliente. Nota importante, sobre el tipo de habitación, a la hora de la inscripción La inscripción al viaje será en habitación doble, dos personas, o individual, una persona. Si hubiera dos personas dispuestas a compartir habitación, se haría una reunión para que se conocieran y se les devolvería el suplemento de habitación individual contratada. Seguros En este programa proponemos una póliza de SEGUROS DE ENFERMEDAD, ACCIDENTES Y GASTOS DE ANULACIÓN DE VIAJE, por causas justificadas. Este tipo de viaje hay que reservarlo con mucha antelación, por lo que intentamos, con esta póliza cubrir riesgos de cancelación, que pudieran ocasionarse por enfermedad del propio viajero o de un familiar directo, o bien, por causas laborales o jurídicas. Son muy pocas las Organizaciones Viajes que incluyen este elemento. Documentación necesaria Es muy importante verificar con mucha antelación la documentación precisa para realizar el viaje. Siempre hay que verificar la vigencia de los documentos. Constatar la nacionalidad del viajero y los requisitos que son precisos en el destino elegido. Si se precisa pasaporte, D.N.I., antigüedad en dichos documentos, visados, etc. Puede ocurrir que DF: SCAPHA, slu – Consuelo Bergés, 17,2ºA– 39012/Santander España/Spain - NIF: B-39749197 - Registro Mercantil de Santander, tomo 1017, Folio: 154, Hoja: S-22.751, Inscripción: 1ª - Tel.: (34) 609415938 - mail: [email protected] - web: www.scapha.com 4 naturaleza, cultura y aventura por nuestra parte incurramos en algún tipo de error involuntario de información. Tiene que tener en cuenta que son muchos los cambios que constantemente se efectúan sobre estos aspectos. Dichos documentos pueden ser reclamados por las autoridades en la frontera y, con frecuencia, a la llegada a los hoteles para rellenar en su ficha (esta formalidad tiende a desaparecer). Le puede ser útil una fotocopia de la documentación EN COLOR Y CON CALIDAD, que precise y fotografías personales tipo carnet o pasaporte (suelen ser necesarias en caso de necesitar un salvoconducto temporal). En caso de extravío o robo, facilitaría la emisión de nuevos documentos. Consultar siempre la información del destino a través de la web del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores: www.mae.es En caso de personas con pasaporte NO español, deben comunicar tal circunstancia a la organización, por cuestiones a considerar, como visados, posibles seguros de enfermedad, accidentes, anulación, etc. Además……………….. • Es necesario: 1. Rellenar completamente la ficha de inscripción que adjuntamos más abajo. ES IMPRESCINDIBLE QUE LOS DATOS coincidan con los indicados en la documentación necesaria para realizar el viaje (Pasaporte).
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