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2021 Christmas Markets on the Danube © Linz Tourismus / Alex Sigalov 2021 CHRISTMAS MARKETS ON THE DANUBE 10 Nights / 13 Days • Travel to Prague, Czech Republic & Return from Budapest, Hungary A NON-STOP TRAVEL Aboard AmaBella • Escorted from Honolulu EXCLUSIVE OFFER! November 30 – December 12, 2021 • Tour Manager: Jennifer Lum-Ota COUNTRIES: Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, Slovakia & Hungary SAVE $250 Per Person From RIVERS: Danube River Cruise Fare If Booked By CRUISE OVERVIEW: Experience timeless holiday traditions and elegant pageantry in five August 31, 2020 countries — Czech Republic, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary. Let iconic capital cities — Budapest and Vienna — decked in holiday finery with glittering Christmas trees illuminated by thousands of lights, bells pealing from cathedral towers and children dressed as angels singing Christmas carols, dazzle you. Wander the stalls of Europe’s COMPLETE most traditional and enchanting Christmas Markets, including Nuremberg, Regensburg PACKAGES! and Salzburg, shopping for handcrafted toys and gifts, sipping hot mulled wine and FROM * inhaling the fragrance of gingerbread and roasted chestnuts. Cherish all the glory and $6495 magic of the season in grand European style as you cruise along the Danube during this $ * festive time of the year. 6245 INCLUDES ROUNDTRIP AIRFARE FROM HONOLULU, 3 NIGHT PRE-CRUISE LAND PROGRAM, 7-NIGHT RIVER CRUISE, INCLUDED FEATURES: MEALS AND SIGHTSEEING AS INDICATED • 3 nights hotel in Prague at the Old Town • Regionally inspired cuisine made with ON ITINERARY, ALL TRANSFERS, Hilton (or similar), including city tour, locally sourced ingredients PORT CHARGES, TAXES & FEES Christmas Markets, Czech beer tasting • Unlimited fine wine, beer and soft drinks and daily breakfast with lunch and dinner • 7-nights luxury accommodation in an outside • Unlimited sparkling wine and fresh juice stateroom (most with twin balconies) with breakfast • Personalized service from a highly trained • Sip & Sail Daily Cocktail Hour with Cruise Manager during both cruise and complimentary wine, beer, spirits and land programs soft drinks • Immersive tours in every destination with • Tapas, sandwiches, snacks and refreshments knowledgeable guides served daily in the Main Lounge • Captain’s Welcome Cocktail and Dinner • Bottled water replenished daily ** Locally Owned & Operated Since 1985 — Mahalo Hawai‘i! ^ Twin balcony cabins will also receive a complimentary one cabin category upgrade 615 Piikoi Street, Suite 102 • Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96814 (like to like category only) if available and $50 per person shipboard credit. † Early Booking Discount is per person. Purchase of Non-Stop Travel’s complete 593-0700 or Toll-Free 1-800-551-1226 Air and Land Package is required. ** Earn Rewards Every Time You Refer a Friend. For each “New-to-Non-Stop Travel” www.nonstop.travel customer you refer, both you and your referral can receive a $25 discount off your next NST escorted group. 070720 CATEGORY FARE Prague 3 CZECH Cat E – Fixed Window / Piano Deck $6,495 $6,245 REPUBLIC Cat D – Fixed Window / Piano Deck $6,794 $6,544 Danube Česky River Krumlov Weissenkirchen Cat C – French Balcony / Violin & Cello Deck $7,494 $7,244 Vilshofen Krems SLOVAKIA GERMANY Passau Cat BB – French Balcony & Outside Balcony / Cello Deck $8,094 $7,844 Linz Danube River Melk Vienna Cat BA – French Balcony & Outside Balcony / Violin Deck $8,294 $8,044 Salzburg Strudengau Valley Cat AB – French Balcony & Outside Balcony / Cello Deck $8,494 $8,244 Budapest AUSTRIA Cat AA – French Balcony & Outside Balcony / Violin Deck $8,694 $8,444 HUNGARY Suite – French Balcony & Outside Balcony / Violin Deck $10,094 $9,844 Select Sightseeing is included in tour. Additional optional tours are available for Final Payment Due: 07/23/21 purchase through AmaWaterways. Air & Land Deposit: $250 per person • Cruise Deposit: $400 per person Day 1: Tue, Nov 30 – HONOLULU. Depart Honolulu. Day 9: Wed, Dec 08 – WEISSENKIRCHEN. After reaching Weissenkirchen, you’ll have a choice Day 2: Wed, Dec 01 – IN TRANSIT. of excursions. Join a walking tour in Dürnstein and then visit the magnificent Benedictine Abbey of Melk. For a more active adventure, bike along the Danube River or hike up to Day 3: Thur, Dec 02 – PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC. Welcome to Prague. Prague, capital city of Dürnstein Fortress where Richard the Lionheart was once held captive and enjoy incredible the Czech Republic, nicknamed “the City of a Hundred Spires,” is known for its Old Town Square, views of the river and village below. Alternatively, you can visit a local boutique where you’ll the heart of its historic core, with colorful baroque buildings, Gothic churches and the medieval enjoy a tasting of special apricot treats. If you’re a wine connoisseur, you won’t want to Astronomical Clock, which gives an animated hourly show. After completing arrival formalities, miss the excursion to a local winery where you can sample some of the Wachau Valley’s transfer to the hotel. OLD TOWN HILTON or Similar (3 Nights) finest wine. (B, L, D) Day 4: Fri, Dec 03 – PRAGUE. Discover Prague with a choice of a city tour or a castle hike. Day 10: Thur, Dec 09 – VIENNA. The “City of Waltzes” offers a treasure trove of gems just waiting Both will reveal why Prague is considered one of Europe’s most attractive cities, with a historic to be discovered. Join a tour showcasing its regal splendors, such as the majestic Opera House city center that’s recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See all the key highlights, and the former Imperial Palace of the Habsburgs, before concluding in Vienna’s historic including the National Museum, Wenceslas Square, the 1,000-year-old Prague Castle city center. Or go off the beaten path to discover some of Vienna’s hidden treasures. If you prefer a and Old Market Square, where you will find the famous Astronomical Clock. You will then more active adventure, then join a guided bike ride through Vienna. (B, L, D) have free time to explore Prague’s renowned Christmas Markets in the Old Town Square. (B) Day 11: Fri, Dec 10 – BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA. Host to the crowning ceremonies of 11 Hungarian Day 5: Sat, Dec 04 – PRAGUE. Beer has a long and illustrious history in the Czech Republic kings and queens between 1536 and 1830, Bratislava certainly has earned the title “Coronation with the first brewery established in 993. Beer is a core part of the country’s national identity, so City of Kings.” Enjoy free time at your leisure while strolling through the streets and keep an join a Czech beer tasting and discover for yourself what makes the Czech’s beer some of the eye out for some of the whimsical sculptures lining the streets of the Old Town, Main Square very best in the world. (B) and the historical National Theater. (B, L, D) Day 6: Sun, Dec 05 – PRAGUE – REGENSBURG, GERMANY – EMBARK AMABELLA – Day 12: Sat, Dec 11 – BUDAPEST, HUNGARY. Home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Buda Castle quarter in Castle Hill and Heroes’ Square, Budapest offers an VILSHOFEN. Check out of your Prague hotel and drive through the countryside to Regensburg, unmatched combination of culture and tradition. Your city tour begins with a visit to the vibrant one of Germany’s best-preserved medieval cities, which you’ll discover on a guided walking Great Market Hall. The remainder of this tour takes you to both the Buda (hilly) and the Pest tour showcasing the city’s architectural highlights, including the Old Town Hall and the Porta (flat) sides of the river. Afterwards, you’ll visit Vörösmarty Square, the oldest, richest and the Praetoria. Afterward, drive to Vilshofen where you will board the ship for your Christmas most spectacular of all the Christmas Markets in Budapest. As an alternative, you can hike to Markets on the Danube cruise. Then, join Vilshofen locals and fellow guests for a glass of beer Castle Hill, walking along Fishermen’s Bastion and take in all the iconic sites of Budapest with and a traditional German pretzel ashore at a festive Oktoberfest celebration. (B, D) an active exploration. (B, L, D) Day 7: Mon, Dec 06 – VILSHOFEN – PASSAU. During the season of Advent, beautiful Day 13: Sun, Dec 12 – BUDAPEST – DISEMBARK AMABELLA – HONOLULU. Disembark the Passau dresses in her Bavarian holiday splendor, which you will discover on your walking tour ship in Budapest. Bid Farewell to Budapest as you prepare for your homeward flight. Depart through the city and at its Christmas Market at St. Stephen’s Square – also home to its Budapest. Arrive Honolulu the same day. Aloha and Welcome Home. (B) magnificent cathedral. Go in search of unique crafts, including Bavarian-style houses and glass ornaments. (B, L, D) * Fares are per person, USD based on double occupancy for a Cat E Fixed Window Stateroom aboard AmaBella and INCLUDE ALL Day 8: Tue, Dec 07 – LINZ, AUSTRIA. Linz is known for being the city of Christmas crèches AIRLINE TAXES AND FEES. Airline fuel supplements, taxes and fees are subject to change and tour member is responsible for any increases. Some airline-imposed personal charges, including but not limited to baggage, priority boarding and special and its ever-popular Linzer torte. While here, you have a choice excursions. The first is a seating, may apply. For details visit www.tripadvisor.com/AirlineFees. After initial deposit, a $75 per person Non-Stop Travel morning walking tour through Linz’s old city center and by the Mozart House, where he (NST) Cancellation Fee will apply. Group departures may be cancelled, if there are less than 24 tour members. Final Payment to composed the Linz Symphony in only three days, as well as visit Linz’s Christmas Markets. NST for “non-cruiseline” Air and Land Package must be made by Money Order or Personal Check.
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