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CROATIA & BEYOND Featuring Slovenia & Greece Croatia ⁄ Greece ⁄ Turkey ⁄ Slovenia Montenegro ⁄ Albania ⁄ Macedonia ⁄ Serbia Bosnia & Herzegovina 2020 CROATIA & BEYOND Featuring Slovenia & Greece Croatia ⁄ Greece ⁄ Turkey ⁄ Slovenia Montenegro ⁄ Albania ⁄ Macedonia ⁄ Serbia Bosnia & Herzegovina Book with your local Travel Agent Discover unique destinations Small Group Journeys Tailor-Made Tours Coastal Cruises City Stay Packages Escorted Tours A WARM WELCOME Planning your holiday is an exciting time, full of anticipation and expectation. Welcome to Beyond Travel, and a selection of holidays that will fulfil your dreams. Starting from humble beginnings more than two decades ago, Beyond Travel has grown into a highly regarded, international tour operator renowned for our experience and expertise in Croatia, The Balkans, Russia, Eastern Europe, Sri Lanka, India, Scandinavia and Central Asia. You’ll find our holidays to be richly rewarding – a treasure trove of wonderful experiences and unforgettable memories. They are carefully curated to provide a deeper, more meaningful experience of the countries and cultures that you will encounter. Although we cater for different tastes and budgets, all of our holidays share one thing in common – a commitment to make your holiday a truly relaxing and rewarding adventure that will stay with you for years to come. We’re an Australian company whose philosophy is to tread lightly wherever we travel, and to have a positive and sustainable impact on the countries we are privileged to visit. This makes us welcome guests and greatly enriches the cultural connections we make along the way. Every member of our team is passionate about providing expert advice on the unique destinations we travel to – on holidays that are beyond the ordinary. We do hope you will join us soon. Special Charters and Groups If you’re a member of a club or some other large group or organisation, you may be interested in a special price for a group booking or even chartering an entire vessel. In this case get in touch with one of our Croatia and Beyond specialists and we’ll be happy to discuss the various options available or email us at; [email protected] Inclusive and immersive journeys that offer a combination of land and sea experiences. CROATIA & SLOVENIA BY LAND & SEA 16 days Venice to Dubrovnik 10 CROATIA SLOVENIAN ENCOUNTER 13 days Dubrovnik to Venice 12 MAGICAL CROATIA 14 days Zagreb to Dubrovnik 14 Escorted Tours 10-19 ZAGREB TO VENICE 14 days Zagreb to Venice 16 DALMATIAN SUNSHINE 9 days Dubrovnik to Zagreb 17 CROATIAN RHAPSODY 9 days Zagreb to Dubrovnik 18 CROATIAN & SLOVENIAN DELIGHT 9 days Zagreb to Split 19 GRAND BALKAN 13 days Zagreb to Dubrovnik 20 A BALKAN JOURNEY 11 days Zagreb to Zagreb 21 EXPERIENCE SLOVENIA 7 days Ljubljana to Ljubljana 22 GRAND TOUR OF GREECE 7 days Athens to Athens 23 CLASSICAL GREECE & METEORA 4 days Athens to Athens 23 MARVELLOUS TURKEY 14 days Istanbul to Istanbul 24 CHARMING TURKEY 11 days Istanbul to Istanbul 25 Small Ship Cruise 26-31 CRUISE CROATIA 26 BEST OF DALMATIA 8 days Dubrovnik to Split or reverse 27 BALKAN HIGHLIGHTS 11 days Dubrovnik to Rijeka 28 ONE WAY DISCOVERY DELUXE 8 days Split to Dubrovnik or reverse 29 CRUISE GREECE 30-31 JEWELS OF THE CYCLADES 8 days Athens to Athens 30 CLASSICAL GREECE 8 days Athens to Athens 31 Tailor-Made Tours For the independent traveller 32-39 ISLAND HOPPING SOUTHERN DALMATIA 9 days Split to Dubrovnik 32 CROATIAN CHARM 14 days Venice to Dubrovnik 33 HIGHLIGHTS OF CROATIA 8 days Zagreb to Dubrovnik 34 SLOVENIA, ISTRIA & THE DALMATIAN COAST 11 days Zagreb to Dubrovnik 35 AUTHENTIC CYCLADES 10 days Athens to Athens 36 ISLAND HOPPING IN THE CYCLADES 10 days Athens to Athens 37 A TASTE OF GREECE 12 days Athens to Santorini 38 ESSENTIAL TURKEY 10 days Istanbul to Istanbul 39 City Stay Packages Accommodation, sightseeing and transfers 40-49 BLED, SLOVENIA 40 LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA 41 ZAGREB, CROATIA 42 SPLIT, CROATIA 43 DUBROVNIK, CROATIA 44 ROVINJ, CROATIA 46 PLITVICE, CROATIA 46 HVAR TOWN, CROATIA 46 KORCULA TOWN, CROATIA 46 ISTANBUL, TURKEY 47 ATHENS, GREECE 48 MYKONOS, GREECE 49 SANTORINI, GREECE 49 Getting Around 50 Terms and Conditions 51 Talk to us about your next holiday | Australia 1300 664 790 | New Zealand 0800 550 065 www.beyondtravel.com.au / 5 TRAVELLING WITH BEYOND 6 We are an award-winning Australian company and we have been sharing our passion for Croatia with Australian and New Zealand guests for more than 25 years. During this time we have become the leading specialist to Croatia and beyond. LOCAL KNOWLEDGE WE LOOK AFTER YOU With almost three decades of experience in this region we have extensive Beyond Travel and Cruise Croatia are here to look after you from the local knowledge that our team will be delighted to share with you. And, moment you call our office to seek information or make a booking. through our long-standing relationships in Croatia you are assured of Our local experts, on selected itineraries will pick you up from the airport value, choice and reliability. You will be in good hands, travelling with local and arrange your transfers as detailed on each itinerary. experts who speak English so you can be confident of your choice in choosing to travel with Beyond. YOUR HOLIDAY IS SECURE You can travel with peace of mind knowing that your holiday is secure. INFORMED ADVICE Beyond Travel is a member of the Council of Australian Tour Operators You know you’re getting well informed advice when it comes from (CATO) and also accredited with the AFTA Travel Accreditation Scheme locally based teams. Passionate about their country, they value our (ATAS). (AFTA is the Australian Federation of Travel Agents). guests very highly so you can expect the very best of service and attention. Our long standing local partners are chosen for their reliability, REAL VALUE professionalism and expertise. We take pride in delivering outstanding value. This isn’t just about price; value is about what you actually get for your money. Even so, we have lots A WIDER CHOICE of great deals on offer. Check out our “HOT” deals online, subscribe to our At Beyond Travel you will be spoilt for choice with our range of holiday newsletter for special offers and you can even ask us to price match if you options; escorted tours, tailor-made tours, small ship cruises, cruise-tours, find the same product cheaper elsewhere. island hoppers, self drive holidays and city spotlight tours. From luxury holidays to value options for those on a budget, we will help you find the GIVING SOMETHING BACK right holiday. As part of our philosophy “to give something back by enriching the In addition if you are a member of a group, organisation or club we can lives of our people, our passengers and the wider community through arrange group bookings on our tours and ship charters in Croatia. Just call travel”, Beyond Travel has committed to supporting the local Sri Lankan our friendly, experienced team. community which has been significantly affected by the downturn in tourism as a result of the 2019 Easter attacks. We will be supporting GUARANTEED DEPARTURES twenty local families, including farmers, drivers and local tourism staff with direct relief aid. You too, can give back by visiting this beautiful destination. We have a selection of holidays throughout this brochure that offer guaranteed departures. These allow you to plan with peace of mind Beyond Travel also has a partnership with a Croatian travel and tourism in the knowledge that you can safely confirm other arrangements operator, Katarina Line, and contributes 2 Euro to the Down Syndrome around your holiday without risk of being disappointed. Association of Rijeka and Dubrovnik for every booking made through Beyond Travel on Katarina Line. Additionally, Beyond Travel and its staff are involved in a host of volunteer work with a variety of organisations at home. www.beyondtravel.com.au / 7 BOOK EARLY TO SAVE AND DISCOVER MORE Early Bird deals on a range of 2020 tours, packages and small ship cruises Book early and Save up to $1,250 per couple valid on select 2020 escorted tours & cruises as indicated throughout the brochure. Join us online to receive our newsletter with all the latest information on new tours, Discover More offers and specials Travel Voucher from $100 up to $550 per couple Valid on select 2020 escorted tours, packages & cruises as indicated throughout the brochure. Your Discover More Vouchers are a great way to experience more and save on a wide range of additional Beyond Travel services. Book a tour featuring a BONUS Discover More Travel Voucher and then simply redeem your voucher against any additional Beyond Travel service, as featured in any of our six brochures or six websites. See the full range on the back cover of this brochure. There’s so much choice, from pre and post tour or cruise hotel stays and city 2020 packages to additional escorted tours, small ship cruises, sightseeing, rail 2020 passes and more… 2020 RUSSIA EASTERNSCANDINAVIACRUISE Russia ⁄ Finland ⁄ Denmark ⁄ Norway ⁄ Sweden ⁄ Iceland Cant find what you need? & BEYONDFeaturing ⁄ Hungary ⁄ Czech Republic CROATIA Belarus ⁄ Ukraine ⁄ Georgia ⁄ China ⁄ Mongolia ⁄ Central Asia Poland Austria ⁄ Estonia Germany ⁄ Small Ship Cruising EUROPE ⁄ Slovak Republic Latvia ⁄ Lithuania Croatia ⁄ Bosnia & Herzegovina Romania ⁄ Bulgaria Montenegro We aim to please, let us know and we will do our best to assist you. ⁄ Slovenia & BEYOND ⁄ Italy ⁄ Greece You can also share your bonus by gifting it to family or friends. Terms and conditions apply see the websites or page 51 for details. 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