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| Discover Northern Aegean and Bay of Naples | an itinerary for Adventure Lovers Day 1 | Arrival in Alonissos Day 2 | Discovering Alonissos Day 3 | Discovering Skopelos Welcome and briefing with our tour Transfer to the diving area: Discover Visit at the ‘Historical and Folklore Mu- operator partner in the arrival hall of the Scuba Diving (DSD) or diving experience seum of Alonissos’. Departure for Skope- port and transfer to the hotel. at the classical shipwreck of “Peristera”. los Island (30min by ferry). Visit to the Knowledge Awareness Center Transfer to the hotel or to a traditional Arrival in Skopelos port and transfer to of Alonissos and VR exploration of the Greek village. the hotel. Visit to the famous “Mamma seabed (dry dive). Mia” cliff for snorkeling. Guided tour of the town in the late after- Cycling tour in late afternoon. noon. Co-Funded by the COSME programme of the European Union Day 4 | Transfer to Naples Day 5 | Discovering Baia Day 6 | Discovering Capri (subject to flight connections). Guided visit in the morning to ‘Vesuvio Transfer by boat to the Capri Island for Transfer to the airport for the departure. National Park’ and visit to the ‘Virtual a morning visit and then a guided tour Arrival in Naples Airport and transfer to Archaeological Museum in Ercolano’ in in Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi coast. the hotel. the province of Naples. In the afternoon, Pickup and drop-off from the hotel for ‘Italian Pizza Tour’ in the center of Naples. guided snorkeling or diving at the Under- dinner on a terrace with sea view. Optional tour in the historical city-center water Archaeological Park of Baia and of Naples in the afternoon. canoeing along the Pozzuoli Bay. Day 7 | Departure Departure from the hotel and transfer to ***OPTIONAL SERVICES: Private tours, meals Naples or Rome Airport. In case of an afternoon flight, an optional visit to the historical city-center of Co-Funded by the COSME programme Naples and then transfer with the same of the European Union car to the airport for departure. Take a... Dive in the Past Follow us: www.facebook.com/MeDryDive twitter.com/MeDryDive www.instagram.com/diveinthepast Creating personalized dry dive experiences for the promotion of Mediterranean YouTube/MeDryDive EU Project Underwater Cultural Heritage sites as distinctive tourism destinations Co-Funded by the COSME programme of the European Union medrydive.eu.

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