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Presentazione Standard Di Powerpoint PANTELLERIA & MARSALA WINE LOVERS TOUR 2 3 days & 2 nights 4 WINE TASTINGS I 1 CULTURAL SITE Three days of colorful joy where the air of the sea of Pantelleria and the kisses of the sun of Marsala create a unique setting for the most exclusive tastings of the wines of the Sicilian wineries. JustSicily CULTURAL SITE: PANTELLERIA VISITED WINERIES: COSTE GHIRLANDA I DONNAFUGATA PANTELLERIA-KHAMMA/MARSALA I FLORIO MEALS: BRUNCH AT DONNAFUGATA IN PANTELLERIA DEPARTURE FROM PALERMO @JustSicily @just_sicily @just_sicily ITINERARY DAY 1 Pantelleria Dreams Resort Pantelleria • Departure of the flight from Palermo airporto to Pantelleria; *Flight schedule from 01/06 to 30/09/2020: Every day: PMO 10:55am --- 11:40am PNL Mon/Tue/Wed: PMO 01:50pm --- 02:35pm PNL PMO 07:30pm --- 08:15pm PNL Thur/Fri/Sat/Sun: PMO 05:05pm --- 05:50pm PNL Accommodation in typical Dammusi *From October 01th 2020 the schedules may vary; with their 1.5 meter thick volcanic • Pantelleria – Transfer to the hotel; stone walls and gently rounded • Check-in at Pantelleria Dreams Resort white roofs. Overnight at Resort Pantelleria Dreams. Hotel Viacolvento DAY 2 Marsala 10:45AM – Departure to Coste Ghirlanda (3km&6min); 11:00AM – Coste Ghirlanda – wine tasting; 12:15PM – Departure to Donnafugata Winery in Khamma (5km&9min); 12:30PM – Cantina Khamma Donnafugata – wine tasting and brunch; • Afternoon – Departure of the flight for Trapani or Palermo; *Times of departure vary on the selected date: To Trapani: 1. PNL 03:50pm --- 04:30pm TPS 2. PNL 06:25pm --- 07:05pm TPS The style of a distant past, with To Palermo: high quality services and furniture 1. PNL 03:40pm --- 04:35pm PMO inspired by current design trends. 2. PNL 06:10pm --- 07:00pm PMO Located in the heart of Marsala. Arrival of the flight at the selected airport, transfer to Marsala: • Trapani airport to Marsala (31km&35min); Seawater Hotel • Palermo airport to Marsala (102km&1h15min); Marsala Evening – Check-in at Hotel Viacolvento or Seawater Hotel (depending on availability); Overnight at Hotel Viacolvento or Seawater Hotel, Marsala. DAY 3 09:45AM – Departure to Florio Wineries (2,2km&6min); 10:00AM – Cantine Florio – wine tasting; Dive in magical waters, caress 10:45AM – Departure to Donnafugata - Marsala (250m&2min); your skin with salt and your soul 11:00AM – Donnafugata – wine tasting; with the wind. At the Seawater 02:00PM – Departure to Palermo (92km&1h); Hotel Marsala the body is 03:00PM – Arrival in Palermo, end of the wine tour. regenerated in the embrace of salt, sun, silence. WINE TASTING EXPERIENCE – List of the w i n e r i e s • CANTINA COSTE GHIRLANDA - Pantelleria "Immersed in a valley in the center of the island of Pantelleria, where every time it is a new emotion. It is the phrase that best represents our reality because the heat of the sun, the sea breeze and the rare rains affect each season in a different way, on the flavors and aromas of our products. For this reason, the product of every vintage will never be the same, but it will be the story of that specific year of life on the island “. • DONNAFUGATA C A N T I N A – Pantelleria K h a m m a / M a r s a l a The Khamma winery stands in a natural amphitheater made up of WINERY IN KHAMMA vineyards cultivated on small terraces, bordered by dry stone walls. A magical place to taste Donnafugata’s wines, discover the places of production of the Ben Ryé, the Passito di Pantelleria DOC, admire the centenary vineyard and the Pantesco garden, heritage of FAI. WINERY IN MARSALA The historic cellars of Marsala are a production reality of excellence. Open all year round, they welcome visitors on a unique journey through the nineteenth-century architecture, the suggestive underground barrel cellar and the Sala delle Botti, expression of Sicilian art and culture. • CANTINE FLORIO – M a r s a l a T P Surprising and original, the world of Florio wines attracts with its bright Mediterranean suggestions, its fascinating history and bold contemporaneity. Original and with a unique personality, Florio wines will gift you with surprising moments. Time, silence and patience. The rich complexity of Florio wines is collected in drops of simple pleasure. You will be fascinated by a place full of history and magic. RATES R A T E S – WINE LOVERS TOUR 2 – MARSALA & PANTELLERIA 3 days & 2 nights in double room Tour availability: Monday to Friday LOW SEASON HIGH SEASON RATES PER PERSON €560,00 €615,00 Per person IN DOUBLE ROOM comfort DUS (double single use) €80,00 €120,00 Per person supplement LOW SEASON 2020 May, June, September, October HIGH SEASON 2020 July, August * The tour is available until October 30th 2020. THE RATE INCLUDES: ❖ Day 1 ✓ Flight ticket from Palermo to Pantelleria; ✓ Transfer Pantelleria airport to Pantelleria Dream Resort; ✓ Overnight in comfort double rooms, breakfast included at Resort Pantelleria Dreams. ❖ Day 2 ✓ Coste Ghirlanda – wine tasting; ✓ Donnafugata – Winery in Khamma – wine tasting of 4 wines with tastes of the local cooking; ✓ Transfer from Pantelleria Dream Resort to Pantelleria airport; ✓ Flight ticket from Pantelleria to Trapani or Palermo; ✓ Overnight in standard double rooms, breakfast included at Hotel Viacolvento or in executive double rooms, breakfast included at Seawater Hotel Marsala. ❖ Day 3 ✓ Cantine Florio – wine tasting of 3 wines; ✓ Donnafugata – Winary in Marsala – wine tasting of 5 wines. ❖ Back-office JustSicily. ❖ Travel advices on activities, excursions and restaurants, provided by JustSicily THE RATE DOES NOT INCLUDE: ❖ Not mentioned transportation; ❖ City taxes; ❖ Entry tickets to monuments and sites; ❖ Anything not specified in «The rate includes». OPTIONAL SERVICES EXTRA C A R R E N T A L It is possible to book a rental car with JustSicily. A FIAT 500X or a similar model will guarantee a smooth journey even on country roads. RATES LOW SEASON HIGH SEASON FIAT 500X €115,00 €150,00 For 2 days Or similar model LOW SEASON 2020 01/10/2020-20/12/2020 HIGH SEASON 2020 01/06/2020-30/09/2020 21/12/2020 - 03/01/2021 • Driver’s minimum age: 21 years old • Car pick-up and drop-off: the point of pick-up and drop-off must be the same Palermo airport Notarbartolo train station Trapani airport *Pick-up: 08:00am – 23:59pm *Pick-up: 09:00am – 11:00am *Pick-up: 08:00am – 23:59am *Drop-off: 08:00am - 23:59pm *Drop-off: 09:00am – 11:00am *Drop-off: 08:00am - 23:59am *No extra charges *No extra charges *No extra charges INCLUDED IN THE RATES: • Fiat 500 X or similar model; • Manuale transmission, unlimited mileage, air conditioning; • Collision damage waiver (excess amount €1500,00), • Theft waiver (excess amount €2700,00), vehicle circulation tax, airport charges. NOT INCLUDED IN THE RATES : • Credit card deposit to pay at times of rental pick-up, fuel, parkings; • Extra supplements – da pagare on site: Super Theft Waiver, Super collision damage waiver, Premium protection package, Medium protection package. EXTRA CAR RENTAL IN PANTELLERIA – A s k J u s t S i c i l y It is possible to book a rental car with JustSicily. Book with us and pay on site at the car pick-up. Pick-up point: Pantelleria airport RATES From €40,00 to €80,00 Per car per day DEPENDING ON THE MODEL OF THE CAR *Check the availabiliy with us OPTIONAL SERVICES EXTRA PRIVATE TRANSPORT WITH CHAUFFEUR – no w o r r i e s It is possible to book a private car service with chauffeur. A qualified driver will welcome you at the agreed meeting point and will follow the route of the itinerary on the best roads to reach all destinations, ensuring punctuality and maximum comfort. FROM PALERMO FROM TRAPANI Car with chauffeur €230,00 €180,00 Rate per car/minivan Max. 2 people with chauffeur for Minivan with chauffeur €330,00 €230,00 DAY 2 and 3 of the Max. 4 people itinerary* • *ITINERARY: DAY 2: Transfer from the selected airport to Marsala – Viacolvento or Seawater Hotel; • Trapani airport to Marsala (31km&35min) • Palermo airport to Marsala (102km&1h15min) DAY 3: Transportation from Marsala to Cantine Florio (2,2km&6min) Cantine Florio – wine tasting Departure to Donnafugata - Marsala (250m&2min) Donnafugata – wine tasting Departure to Palermo (92km&1h) Drop-off in Palermo INFORMATION TOUR INFORMATION ➢ Minimum number of participants is 2. ➢ Wineries are mostly closed on Sundays and public holidays. ➢ If the hotels or wineries are not available on the requested dates, JustSicily will give you a valid alternative. ➢ Food intolerances or allergies must be reported at the time of booking. In the absence of such reports, we decline all responsibility in this regard. ➢ Compliance with the hygiene and health regulations related to the Covid-19 emergency is guaranteed. In turn, travelers will have to respect the social distancing and safety rules. BOOKING CONTACT THE JUSTSICILY TEAM: Send an email at [email protected] and provide the following information: 1. Name of the tour; 2. Number of participants and language; 3. The requested dates; 4. If extra services are requested. NOTA BENE: JustSicily can also provide air, naval and railway tickets. HOW TO CONTACT JUSTSICILY • Email: [email protected] • Phone: Landline +39 091 7479422 I +39 091 342927 Mobile +39 334 139 77 42 BOOKING CONFIRMATION & PAYMENT METHODS • The booking must be confirmed via email at [email protected] • JustSicily will provide the following forms to fill and sign: personal data form, privacy policy and travel agreement • Prepayment is requested PAYMENT METHODS BANK TRANSFER: CREDIT CARD: JustSicily bank details The credit card authorization form must be filled, Account holder:: JustSicily S.r.l.
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