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Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands TOUR INCLUDES JOURNEYS BY • Return Economy Class Airfares Flying Emirates • 1 night stopover in Dubai in each direction • Mixed 3 & 4 Star Accommodation STANTHORPE • 26 (European Style) Continental Breakfasts • 9 Lunches • 19 Dinners • Sightseeing with Local Guides & Entrance MALTA, SICILY & THE AEOLIAN ISLANDS Fees as stated in the itinerary • City Taxes • Tipping & Gratuities including the Amalfi Coast PERSONALLY HOSTED BY GERARD AND ALY TORRISI 28 DAYS • DEPARTING 17 MAY 2019 UNIQUE VISITS • Honey tasting in Zafferana • Olive oil tasting in Selinunte • Visit at a Lemon Grove & Famous Garden Villa Rufolo in Ravello • Buffalo Mozzarella Tasting in Tenuta Seliano PER PERSON, TWIN SHARE $12,500 SINGLE SUPPLEMENT OF $2,500 Not land only pricing INCLUDES AIRFARES *Conditions apply. A non refundable deposit of $4,500 per person is payable at time of booking. Availability is limited. Minimum numbers must be met to qualify for the advertised price and for tour to be fully escorted by your travel agent/s from Australia. If minimum numbers are not met, the price will be subject to increase. Prices are correct as at 5th December 2018, but may fluctuate if surcharges, fees, taxes or currency changes. All offers are subject to availability. Final payment is due by Friday 15th February 2019. Third Party Suppliers and Helloworld Travel Stanthorpe cancellation conditions apply, see in store for further details. Masannah Pty Ltd (ABN 40 131 181 416) trading as Helloworld Travel Stanthorpe. Exclusive booked through 0473 556 371 Helloworld Travel Stanthorpe [email protected] /JourneysbyUGlobe 1 Maryland St, Stanthorpe Qld 4380 OPTIONAL STAY & CRUISE PACKAGE EXTENSION Extend your holiday and discover more of Italy and the Greek Island. Package Includes: 3 Nights in Florence, 2 Nights in Venice & 7 Night Greek Island Cruise. ITINERARY 11 JUN Rome to Florence by Rail DAY 1: FRI 17 MAY FLY AUSTRALIA DAY 7: THU 23 MAY SILEMA – DAY 12: TUE 28 MAY AGRIGENTO – 12 JUN Florence Sightseeing TO DUBAI GIARDINI NAXOS, SICILY (B&D) PALERMO (B&L) 13 JUN Florence Free Day at Depart Australia on an overnight flight to Transfer to the Malta Port, Ferry to Tour to Selinunte & Erice with a local guide DAY 18: MON 03 JUNE LIPARI – DAY 23: SAT 08 JUNE AMALFI COAST Leisure in Selinunte. Includes entrance fee to Dubai. Upon arrival in Dubai you will be Pozzallo, Sicily, then transfer by coach AMALFI COAST (B&D) – NAPLES - ROME (B&L) 14 JUN Florence to Venice by Rail met and transferred to your hotel for a 1 to Giardini Naxos. Dinner at the hotel in Selinunte Archaeological Park. Highlight Travel by Hydrofoil to Naples, on arrival Half day tour of Pompeii with a local guide. Inclusion: Olive oil tasting at a farmhouse 15 JUN Venice Sightseeing night stay. Giardini Naxos. transfer by coach to Amalfi. Dinner at the Includes entrance fee to the Pompeii in Selinunte area.Lunch at local restaurant 16 JUN Depart Venice hotel in Amalfi. excavations. Transfer to Naples Train DAY 2: SAT 18 MAY DUBAI (B,D) DAY 8: FRI 24 MAY GIARDINI NAXOS in Erice area. Station, board train to Rome.On arrival in “7 Night Greek Island Cruise” Upon arrival in Dubai you will be met and (B,L&D) Rome, transfer to your hotel. 17 JUN Kotor, Montenegro DAY 19: TUE 04 JUNE AMALFI COAST transferred to your hotel for a 1 night stay. Full day to Siracusa, with local DAY 13: WED 29 MAY PALERMO Lunch at local restaurant in Pompeii. (B&D) 18 JUN Corfu, Greece guide. Includes entrance fees to the (B,L & D) Full day tour to Ravello with a local guide. 19 JUN Santorini, Greece DAY 3: SUN 19 MAY FLY DUBAI TO Archaeological Museum & Archaeological Half day to Monreale with a local guide. DAY 24: SUN 09 JUNE ROME (B&D) Includes entrance fees to Villa Rufolo. 20 JUN Mykonos, Greece SILEMA, MALTA (B&D) Park of Neapolis – Siracusa. Lunch at local Includes entrance fee to the Cathedral Full day sightseeing tour with a local guide Transfer to Dubai Airport for your onward restaurant in Siracusa. Dinner at a local & Cloister in Monreale. Lunch at local Highlight Inclusion: Visit to a lemon grove, including entrance to the Colosseum, 21 JUN Argostoli, Greece flight to Malta. Meet & Greet at Malta restaurant in Giardini Naxos. restaurant in Palermo area. Highlight including taste of limoncello and regional view Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona and 22 JUN Dubrovnik, Croatia Inclusion: Dinner in a local family restaurant Airport upon arrival and transfer to your products made with lemon. Dinner at a the Spanish Steps. Dinner at the hotel 23 JUN Arrive Venice in Palermo. hotel for a 4 night stay. DAY 9: SAT 25 MAY GIARDINI NAXOS local restaurant in Amalfi. restaurant. (B&D) Price on application. DAY 14: THU 30 MAY PALERMO – DAY 4: MON 20 MAY SILEMA (B&D) Full day tour to Mt Etna & Taormina, with DAY 20: WED 05 JUNE AMALFI DAY 25: MON 10 JUN ROME (B&D) LIPARI, AEOLIAN ISLANDS (B&D) Half day Vatican City Tour with a local Half day tour of Valletta, with a local guide. a local guide. Includes entrance fee to COAST (B&L) Transfer by coach to the Milazzo Port, guide including entrance to the Vatican and Included visits to St John’s Cathedral, the Roman Greek Theatre – Taormina. Half day tour to Paestum with a local guide. Hydrofoil Ferry to Lipari. Sistine Chapel. On our last night in Rome, Upper Barraca Gardens – with views of the Highlight Inclusion: Honey tasting in Includes entrance fee to the Paestum Dinner at the hotel in Lipari. we dine at a local restaurant for our Farwell three cities; Birgu, Senglea and Cospicua. Zafferana Etna area. Archaeological area. Lunch at Tenuta Dinner. Visit the Grand Master’s Palace & Armoury Dinner at a local restaurant in Giardini DAY 15: FRI 31 MAY LIPARI (B&D) Seliano. Highlight Inclusion: Buffalo Farm with Malta Experience. Dinner at the hotel Naxos. Half day tour of Lipari with a local guide. Tour, includes Mozzarella Tasting. DAY 26: TUES 11 JUN FLY FROM in Malta. Includes entrance fee to the Greek ROME TO DUBAI (B) DAY 10: SUN 26 MAY GIARDINI Acropolis & Archaeological Museum – DAY 21: THU 06 JUNE AMALFI Transfer to Rome Airport for your flight to DAY 5: TUE 21 MAY SILEMA (B,L&D) NAXOS (B) Lipari. Afternoon at leisure. COAST (B&D) Dubai for an overnight stop. Upon arrival Full day Gozo & Comino Tour by Ferry with Free Day at Leisure. Dinner at the hotel in Lipari. Full day tour of Amalfi & Positano with a in Dubai you will be met and transferred to a local guide. Lunch and drinks included. local guide. Highlight Inclusion: Dinner in a your hotel. Dinner at the hotel in Malta. DAY 11: MON 27 MAY GIARDINI DAY 16: SAT 01 JUNE LIPARI (B&D) local family restaurant. NAXOS – AGRIGENTO (B,L&D) Sightseeing tour to Panarea and Stromboli DAY 27: WED 12 JUN FLY FROM DAY 6: WED 22 MAY SILEMA (B,L&D) Sightseeing tour to Piazza Armerina & by Ferry with local guide. DUBAI TO AUSTRALIA (B) DAY 22: FRI 07 JUNE AMALFI COAST Full day Three Cities Tour, with a local Agrigento with a local guide. Includes Dinner at local restaurant in Stromboli. Transfer back to Dubai airport for your guide to Vittoriosa, Senglea & Cospicua. entrance fees to Villa Romana del Casale - (B&L) onward fight direct to Australia. Includes a Harbour Cruise. Entrance fee Piazza Armerina and Valley of the Temples DAY 17: SUN 02 JUNE LIPARI (B&D) Day tour to Capri with a local guide. Visit the included to Inquisitors Palace. Enjoy Lunch – Agrigento. Lunch at local restaurant in Full day to the island of Vulcano by Ferry Blue Grotto, weather permitting. Includes DAY 28: THURS 13 JUN LAND IN in a local restaurant. Piazza Armerina area. Dinner at the hotel with a local guide. Dinner at local restaurant the Funicular on Capri Island. Lunch at a AUSTRALIA. Dinner at the hotel in Malta. in Agrigento. in Lipari. local restaurant in Capri. Your flight arrives early morning. OPTIONAL STAY & CRUISE PACKAGE EXTENSION Extend your holiday and discover more of Italy and the Greek Island. Package Includes: 3 Nights in Florence, 2 Nights in Venice & 7 Night Greek Island Cruise. ITINERARY 11 JUN Rome to Florence by Rail DAY 1: FRI 17 MAY FLY AUSTRALIA DAY 7: THU 23 MAY SILEMA – DAY 12: TUE 28 MAY AGRIGENTO – 12 JUN Florence Sightseeing TO DUBAI GIARDINI NAXOS, SICILY (B&D) PALERMO (B&L) 13 JUN Florence Free Day at Depart Australia on an overnight flight to Transfer to the Malta Port, Ferry to Tour to Selinunte & Erice with a local guide DAY 18: MON 03 JUNE LIPARI – DAY 23: SAT 08 JUNE AMALFI COAST Leisure in Selinunte. Includes entrance fee to Dubai. Upon arrival in Dubai you will be Pozzallo, Sicily, then transfer by coach AMALFI COAST (B&D) – NAPLES - ROME (B&L) 14 JUN Florence to Venice by Rail met and transferred to your hotel for a 1 to Giardini Naxos. Dinner at the hotel in Selinunte Archaeological Park. Highlight Travel by Hydrofoil to Naples, on arrival Half day tour of Pompeii with a local guide. Inclusion: Olive oil tasting at a farmhouse 15 JUN Venice Sightseeing night stay. Giardini Naxos. transfer by coach to Amalfi. Dinner at the Includes entrance fee to the Pompeii in Selinunte area.Lunch at local restaurant 16 JUN Depart Venice hotel in Amalfi. excavations. Transfer to Naples Train DAY 2: SAT 18 MAY DUBAI (B,D) DAY 8: FRI 24 MAY GIARDINI NAXOS in Erice area.
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