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SKYWAY-Brochure-2018-French Feb08-Web.Pdf Créateur de voyages depuis 1976, Skyway Tours met son expertise professionnelle, – combinant plus de 75 années d’expérience en voyage – à votre service pour vous faire découvrir ou redécouvrir des lieux, des villes, des pays à travers une sélection des meilleures offres de voyages du marché. Nous avons bâti notre réputation en répondant aux besoins de nos clients, peu importe que ces demandes soient faciles ou difficiles. Notre produit vedette, la Grèce, est plus fort que jamais, les programmes pour nos destinations traditionnelles – Croatie, Italie, Portugal et Turquie ont été améliorés et nous présentons maintenant nouvelles destinations: Chypre, Malte, Espagne, France, l’Europe Centrale, Russie et Roumanie. Pourquoi voyager avec Skyway Tours ? Nous sommes experts dans notre domaine, informés et éduqués aux particularités de chacune des destinations que nous proposons. Nous offrons un choix complet d’hôtels, villas, forfaits d’île en île, voyages sur mesure, excursions et visites guidées pour les voyageurs indépendants Nous offrons de vastes circuits guidés ainsi que des excursions terrestres. Nous offrons le répertoire complet des départs de voyages de croisière pour nos destinations préférées. Nous avons des villas et des maisons à louer, idéal pour des vacances familiales. Nous pouvons personnaliser les itinéraires pour plaire à tous les goûts et les budgets. Nous offrons de la location de voiture et autotours. Nous offrons de la location de bateaux à voile et yachts de vacances Nous offrons des forfaits de services de MARIAGE et LUNE DE MIEL. Laissez-nous réaliser vos rêves! Contenu 3 GRÈCE 38 ITALIE Découverte d’Athènes & Athènes Excursions Découverte de Rome & Rome Excursions 4 Athènes Excursions 39 Circuits individuels: Villes d’Art / Découverte de Milan / 5 Thessalonique Excursions / La Grèce du Nord & Thessalonique Découverte de Venise 6 Circuits en autocar: Grand Tour de Grèce 40 Circuits individuels: Merveilles de l’Italie / Le meilleur de l’Italie 7 Circuits en autocar: Météores / Delphes & Météores / 41 Toscane et Cinque Terre Tour Classique avec les Météores 42 ESPAGNE 9 Autotours: Grèce Classique/ Le Péloponnèse / La Crète en liberté Découverte de Barcelona & Barcelona Excursions 10 Circuits individuels: Athènes & Météores / Athènes & Kalamata 43 Circuits individuels: Viva Espana! / Barcelone & Madrid / 12 Circuits individuels - Liste des hôtels Découverte de Madrid 13 Circuits individuels : Découverte de la Grèce / Délices de l’Égée / 44 Circuits en autocar: Andalousie / Barcelone & Madrid 14 Circuits individuels: Magie de la Grèce / Charme cycladique / 45 PORTUGAL Rêve de la Grèce Découverte de Lisbonne & Lisbonne Excursions 15 Circuits individuels: Meilleur de la Grèce / Aventure ionienne / 46 Circuits individuels: Découverte de Porto / Lisbonne & Madère / 17 Circuits individuels: Gloire de la Grèce / Joyaux de l’Égée / Escapade au Portugal Idyllique Égée 47 Circuits individuels: :Trésors du Portugal / Découverte du Portugal 18 Circuits individuels: Les Cyclades du Nord / Merveilles de la Grèce 48 FRANCE 21 Circuits individuels: Perles des Cyclades / Découverte Égéenne / Découverte de Paris & Paris Excursions Grèce & Turquie 49 Circuits individuels: Trésors de France / Découverte de Provence / 22 Circuits individuels en 2 Pays: Odyssée Dalmate et Égéenne / Découverte de Bordeaux et ses vignobles Aventure en Italie & Grèce 50 l’EUROPE CENTRALE 23 Croisières – Croisières actives en voilier Forfaits villes: Budapest - Vienne - Prague / Berlin - Dresde – Prague 24 Croisières - Celestyal Cruises 51 Forfaits villes: Berlin - Prague - Vienne - Budapest / Berlin – Munich 25 Croisières – Variety Cruises 52 Forfaits villes: Munich - Salzbourg - Vienne - Budapest / 26 CROATIE Cracovie & Varsovie Découverte de Dubrovnik & Dubrovnik Excursions 53 Forfaits villes: Vienne – Salzbourg – Munich – Berlin – Prague - Cracovie 27 Dubrovnik Excursions/ Split Excursions / Zagreb Excursions 54 RUSSIE 28 Circuits individuels: Découverte de la Croatie / Dalmatie Express / Excursions croisière à St. Pétersbourg La Côte Dalmate d’île en île 55 Moscou & St. Pétersbourg 29 Circuits en autocar: Explorez la Croatie, Serbie et Bosnie-Herzégovine / 56 ROUMANIE Découvrez Les Balkans d'Occident / Croatie, Slovénie, Serbie et Escapade à Bucarest / Conte de deux châteaux: Peles & Bran Bosnie-Herzégovine Sur les traces de Dracula 30 Circuits en autocar: Découverte Dalmate / Les merveilles 57 Roumanie - Pays des Merveilles / Delta du Danube de la Croatie/ Trésors de Croatie et Bosnie-Herzégovine 58 Découverte de Transylvanie / Cluj-Napoca et Maramures / 31 Croisières: Au fil de l’Adriatique - de Omis (Split) à Dubrovnik, Iasi et monastères peints de Bucovine MS Agape Rose 59 TURQUIE 32 Croisières: Croisière Paradis Dalmate/ Croisière Merveilles Dalmates Découverte d’Istanbul & Istanbul Excursions 33 Croisières: Perles de l’Adriatique - MV Avangard ou MV Admiral 60 Circuits individuels: Triangle Magique / Istanbul & Cappadoce / Périple sur la Côte Dalmate - MV Infinity Istanbul & Ephese 34 Croisières: Croisière Adriatique Deluxe, MS Arca ou Ms Desire / 61 CHYPRE Croisière Adriatique Deluxe Dubrovnik - Zadar, MS Karizma Découverte de Chypre & Limassol Excursions 35 Croisières: Splendeurs Croates / Croisière Élégante 62 MALTE 36 Circuit & Croisière: La Belle Croatie / Expérience Adriatique Découverte de Malta & La Valette Excursions 37 Autotours: Le meilleur de la Croatie / Du Nord au Sud 63 Termes & Conditions 2 GRÈCE Découverte d’Athènes Forfait pré & post croisière Départs quotidiens à partir de 329$ par personne Jour 1 Athènes Arrivée à Athènes et transfert de l’aéroport /port à votre hôtel. Reste de la journée libre. Hébergement à l'hôtel à Athènes. Jour 2 Athènes – tour de ville Le matin, visite guidée des principaux points d’intérêts d’Athènes; le Parlement, la tombe du soldat inconnu, l’Arc d'Adrien, le Temple Athènes avec le Musée de Croisière sur les Îles du Golfe de Zeus, les jardins de Zappions, le Palais Royal, le Stade, l'A- l'Acropole Saronique cadémie, etc. ainsi que l'Acropole et le nouveau musée de l'Acro- Visite guidée des principaux points d’intérêts Visitez les trois superbes Îles Saroniques de pole. Hébergement à Athènes. d’Athènes; le Parlement, la tombe du Soldat Hydra, Poros et Aegina en une journée à bord Jour 3 Athènes Inconnu, l’Arc d'Adrien, le Temple de Zeus, les d'une croisière. Profitez de cette excursion pour Après le petit déjeuner transfert au port ou à l’aéroport d’Athènes. jardins de Zappions, le Palais Royal, le Stade, visiter, faire du shopping, nager ou participer à Fin de services l'Académie ainsi que l'Acropole et le nouveau des excursions optionnels ($). Déjeuner à bord. musée de l'Acropole. Retour à Athènes en fin de journée. LE FORFAIT COMPREND:Transfert privé de l’aéroport /port à l’hôtel et retour • Hébergement pour 2 nuits en hôtel 3* en occupation double • Tour de Prix : à partir de 110$ par personne Prix : à partir de 155$ par personne ville demi-journée à Athènes avec l’Acropole • Petit déjeuner quotidien Départs : mardi, mercredi, vendredi, dimanche (bilingue) Départs : Service quotidien (en anglais) Durée : 5 heures Durée : 11 heures Le prix indiqué est par personne en occupation double en hôtels 3*, départs dans la semaine du 1er au 8 avril 2018. Veuillez nous contacter www.skywaytours.com pour obtenir les tarifs en hôtels 4* et 5* ou pour différentes dates ou autre type d'occupation. 3 Athènes Excursions Tour d’Athènes à pied Tour Culinaire d'Athènes Une soirée à Athènes Rencontrez votre guide à la place Syntagma et départ Embarquez pour un voyage culinaire dans les rues his- Votre soirée commencera avec un petit tour panoramique pour une agréable promenade à travers les jardins na- toriques d'Athènes tout en dégustant des plats grecs tradi- à travers le centre-ville et à la pente de la colline sacrée tionaux et à la salle de Zappeion, le Temple de Zeus et Arc tionnels avec votre guide agréé. Lors de votre balade d’où vous pourrez voir, admirer et photographier l'Acrop- d'Hadrien. Continuez votre promenade dans les rues du gastronomique, vous visiterez des épiceries fines et com- ole illuminée. Ensuite, une agréable promenade au travers quartier de Plaka vers l'Acropole. Vous allez admirer les merces de bouche soigneusement sélectionnés, où vous dé- des rues étroites et pittoresques de Plaka, (la vieille ville), Propylées, le temple de Nike, le Parthénon et aussi l'Agora gusterez quelques-uns des plus savoureux fromages, huiles vous emmènera jusqu’à une taverne grecque typique où d'Athènes, les Observatoires et le théâtre de Dionysos. d'olives et miels de Grèce, ainsi que des spécialités locales vous pourrez profiter de votre dîner avec un spectacle de L'excursion se termine au sommet de l'Acropole (les frais telles que « loukoumades », « bougatsa », ou « pastourma » cabaret avec musique « live » et danses folkloriques grec- d’entrée pour l’Acropole ne sont pas inclus dans le prix) une salaison dont les origines remontent à l’empire Byzantin. ques en costumes traditionnels. Prix : à partir de 59$ par personne Prix : à partir de 85$ par personne Prix : à partir de 95$ par personne Départs : Tous les jours (en anglais) Départs : Tous les jours (en anglais) Départs : mardi, mercredi, jeudi, samedi (bilingue) Durée : 3,5 heures Durée : 3,5 heures Durée : 4 heures Cap Sounion Argolide Delphes Départ d’Athènes le long de la route côtière, en passant Départ vers le Canal de Corinthe, là où se rencontrent les Vous traverserez les villes de Thèbes, Levadia et Ara- par les magnifiques plages de Glyfada, Vouliagmeni et mers Égée et Ionienne. L’excursion se poursuivra vers My- chova et arrivez à Delphes, le «nombril du monde», où Varkiza jusqu’au Cap Sounion, le point le plus au sud de cènes, la ville Homérique des Atreïdes, où vous visiterez la vous verrez les ruines du sanctuaire d’Apollon Pythien. l’Attique, où se trouvent les piliers de marbre blanc du Tem- porte Cyclopéenne des Lionnes, les murs Cyclopéens, les Par la suite, vous visiterez le trésor des Athéniens, le ple de Poséidon. Sur le chemin, vous avez une vue splen- tombes Royales et le trésor d’Atrée. Départ vers Nauplie en temple d’Apollon et le musée où se trouvent des dide sur le golfe Saronique et les petites îles au large.
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