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TRIP Departure Points & Stay Longer Options TRIP DEPARTURE POINTS & STAY LONGER OPTIONS Look up the start city of your trip below for departure point information about where your trip starts & how to get there. There are also details on how to extend your holiday & stay longer either before or after your trip (marked below as PRE & POST). Take advantage of our specially negotiated ‘Stay Longer’ hotel rates listed below, which can be arranged through Contiki or your travel agent when you book your trip. For the most up-to-date details go to contiki.com/staylonger & contiki.com/departurepoints. AMSTERDAM The Northern Trek will start at Camping Athens, CAIRO POST: Mediterranean Highlights (start Rome) & Getting there: A taxi is the easiest way to arrive at PRE: Amsterdam to Barcelona 198 Athinon Avenue, 12136, Athens. No pre PRE & POST: Egypt & The Nile Spain Morocco and Portugal the hotel and will cost around 250 kunas and take Ibis Amsterdam Airport Hotel, Schipholweg 181, available. Tel: +30 210 5814 113 Oasis Hotel. Novotel Puente de la Paz, Calle Albacete 1, about 30 minutes. Alternatively you can take an 1171 PK, Badhoevedorp. Tel: +31 206 134568 Getting there: From Athens airport you can catch Please contact Contiki for departure details. 28027, Madrid, Spain. Tel: +34 917 24 76 00 airport shuttle bus from directly outside the airport Getting there: From Amsterdam airport, take the Metro Line 3 (blue line) to Syntagma in the city Getting there: If you have provided Contiki with Getting there: From Madrid airport take a taxi terminal to Split’s main bus station which will take complimentary Ibis Schiphol/Accor shuttle bus from centre. From there you can catch a taxi to the your flight arrival details at least 14 days in advance, directly to the hotel for approx. €30. Alternatively, about 30 minutes and cost 30 kuna. The bus station campsite for approx. €15. Alternatively, take Metro stop A9 directly to the hotel. our local representative will be in the arrivals hall catch the Metro Line 8 from the airport into the is a 25 minute walk from the hotel or a taxi can be Line 2 to Metaxourghio station, then bus A15 or B15 Stay longer rate: Single C$149 Twin C$89 holding a Contiki sign. Due to different flight arrival city. Change on to metro line 4 at Mar de Cristal taken for the remaining journey. to the campsite. The bus costs approx. €2, duration POST: European Explorer (end Amsterdam), times, you may have to wait in the airport up to 1 (direction Arguelles), then change again at Avenida Stay longer rate: Single C$175 Twin C$115 European Panorama (end Amsterdam) of trip approx. 35 minutes – get off the bus at the de America onto metro line 7 (direction Hospital hour for a transfer. PRE & POST: Croatia Island Escape & Croatia Hotel De Rijper Eilanden, Zuiddijk 2A, 1483 MA Camping Athens stop. del Henares). Exit at Parque de las Avenidas station Island Escape Plus De Rijp. Tel: +31 299675656 COPENHAGEN which is a 10 minute walk from the hotel. BARCELONA PRE: Croatian Island Hopper South Getting to the Airport: Walk approx. 8 min to Scandinavia and Scandinavia & Russia Plus (start Stay longer rate: Single C$135 Twin C$75 POST: Amsterdam to Barcelona POST: Croatian Island Hopper North the bus stop called De Rijp, Julianalaan and take Novotel Cornella de Llobregat, Avinguda del Copenhagen) please contact Contiki for details. bus 301 to Centraal Station (approx. €3). The PARIS Hotel Bellevue, Bana Josipa Jelacica 2, 21000, Split. Maresme 78, Ronda de Dalt exit 15, 08940, Cornella DUBLIN POST: European Discovery & European Tel: +385 21 345 644 duration of this bus journey will be around 30 de Llobregat, Barcelona. Tel: +34 93 4747000 St. Patrick’s Day Trip Impressions (end Paris) Getting there: An airport bus service runs from Split minutes. Then catch a direct train from Centraal Stay longer rate: Single C$139 Twin C$75 Station to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (approx. €5). Please contact Contiki for departure details. Ibis Paris 17 Clichy Batignolles Hotel, 10 Rue airport to Obala Lazareta, on the edge of Split’s old Alternatively, catch a taxi from Centraal Station for PRE: Mediterranean Quest & Quest to London PRE & POST: Ireland Bernard Buffet, 75017. Tel: +33 1 40252020 town (cost approx. 30kn/€4). From there, the hotel approx. €50. Urbany Hostels Barcelona, POST: Scotland & Ireland Stay longer rate: Single C$225 Twin C$115 is a short walk away. Alternatively, catch a taxi from Av. Meridiana 97, 08024, Barcelona, Spain. Travelodge Airport South Ballymun, Shangan Rd, Stay longer rate: Single C$85 Twin C$59 Kyriad Paris Nord Porte de Saint-Ouen, 9 Rue la the airport directly to the hotel (approx. 350kn/€45). Urbanyhostel.com Tel: +34 93 245 8414 Dublin, Co. Ireland, Ireland. Tel +353 1 842 2000 PRE: European Magic, European Discovery, Fontaine Saint Ouen, 93400. Tel: 33 1491 86666. Stay longer rate: Single C$175 Twin C$115 European Inspiration (start Amsterdam), Getting there: Take a taxi for €30-40 from Getting there: From the airport, take a taxi for (European Impression only at Kyriad Paris) Departure point: Cruise departs from Split port European Encounter (start Amsterdam) & Barcelona Airport (Aeropuerto de Barcelona) €15-20. Stay longer rate: Single C$185 Twin C$95 at 12:00pm – look for the Contiki or Katarina Lines European Impressions approx. 35-40mins. Alternatively take the Aerobus Stay longer rate: Single C$175 Twin C$95 representative on the port. There are many small POST: European Vista (end Amsterdam) from Terminal 2 to Placa Cataluyna and catch the PRE: European Panorama (start Paris) DUBROVNIK hotels & pensions located in Split & near to the Blue Square Hotel, Slotermeerlaan 80, 1064 HD, metro L1 in the direction of Fondo 5 stops to Clot, POST: European Magic & European Encounter Amsterdam. Tel: +31 205 063717 the hostel is only a couple of minutes’ walk from the PRE: Croatian Island Hopper North Ibis Porte d’Orleans, 33 Rue Barbès, 92120 port – search the web for options, or call Contiki for Getting there: Catch the train direct from Schiphol metro station, it will cost a total of about €8. Departure Point: Cruise starts from the Gruz Port, Montrouge, France. Tel:+33 1 42 31 67 00 details of hotels we offer. Airport to Centraal Station (approx. €5) then take a Stay longer rate: Quad C$95 Dubrovnik at 12.00pm - look for the Contiki or Getting there: Train from Paris Orly and Roissy PRE & POST: Best of Balkans start Split taxi to the hotel (approx. €20). Alternatively, Tram Katarina Lines Representative in the port. Your vessel CDG Airports take the RER B train to GENTILLY. PRE: Balkans Discovery BERLIN will have a ‘Katarina Lines &/or Contiki’ sign displayed. POST: Mini Balkan #14 goes from Dam Square (approx. €3), direction PRE: Berlin to Budapest, Berlin & Prague and Closest Metro stops are Metro Line 4- MAIRIE DE POST: Croatian Island Hopper South Hotel Dalmina, Kopilica 5 Split KR-21000, Croatia Slotermeer. The stop for the hotel is Plein 40-45 & Berlin & Prague + Vienna MONTROUGE or Metro Line 4- PTE D’ORLEANS . Adriatic Hotel, Masavy put 9, Dubrovnik, 20000. Tel: +385 21 350 000 the hotel is a 2 minute walk. Alternatively take bus PRE & POST: Eastern Road The hotel is a few minutes’ walk from all stops. Tel: +385 20 433609 Getting There: Take a taxi from the airport for 69 from Schiphol Centrum, Schiphol Airport/Plaza Econtel Hotel Berlin Charlottenburg, Stay longer rate: Single C$155 Twin C$89 direction Sloterdijk & get off at stop Plein 40’-45’. Getting there: From the Dubrovnik Airport take a approximately €30-€35 ( 260 HRK), 30 mins. Sommeringstrasse 24 - 26, Berlin. PRE: European Vista & Road to Athens From the stop it’s a 2 minute walk to the Blue taxi will take approximately 30 minutes to reach the Stay longer rate: Single C$149 Twin C$105 Tel: +49 30 346 8100 (start Paris) Square Hotel. hotel. Alternatively you could get a bus to the city Getting there: From Tegel Airport: Take X9 bus Campanile Paris Sud Porte D’Italie, 2 Boulevard ST. PETERSBURG Stay longer rate: Single C$135 Twin C$85 centre, and then take a local bus or taxi to Lapad from Tegel Airport leaves every 10 minutes. du Général de Gaulle, 94270 Le Kremlin-Bicêtre, Best of Russia PRE: European Horizon, European Whirl where there are signs to the hotel. Just stay on it for 3 stops until you reach the stop France. Tel: +33 1 46 70 11 86 Please contact Contiki for departure details. (start Amsterdam), Trail to Rome & Stay longer rate: Single C$155 Twin C$115 marked “Quedlinburger Straße”, at which point you Getting there: Train from Paris Orly and Roissey European Trail will already have reached the ECONTEL HOTEL STOCKHOLM EDINBURGH CDG Airports take the RER B train to CHATELET. will start at the POST: European Quest, Eastern Quest, Quest Berlin Charlottenburg Russia Plus (start Stockholm) to London, European Highlights, European Scotland and Scotland & Ireland trips will start Then change onto metro Line 7 Direction Mairie Värmdövägen 8412008 From Schonefeld Airport: Take the X7 or X171 to Quality Hotel Nacka, at Holiday Inn City West, 107 Queensferry Rd, d’Ivry. Metro stop- PORTE D’ITALIE the hotel is a Experience, European Escapade, European underground station ‘Rudow’ then catch the U7 Stockholm. Tel: +46 8 506 160 00 Contrasts, European Adventurer & Ultimate Edinburgh, EH4 3HL. Tel: + 44 871 942 9025 few minutes’ walk. to underground station “Mierendorfplatz” (U7) is Getting there: From the Central Station take the European (end Amsterdam) Getting there: From Edinburgh airport a taxi direct Stay longer rate: Single C$149 Twin C$89 located in close proximity to the hotel, just 2 or 3 metro to Slussen station.
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