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El Gouna Easter Hurghada – ElGouna - Sahl El Hasheesh – Soma Bay 5 Days- 4 Nights: from 13 till 17 April from 14 till 18 April Steigenberger Al Dau Hurghada Baron Sahl El Hasheesh Steigenberger Golf El Gouna Sheraton Miramar El Gouna Prices are per person in US. Dollars: Hotel / Area Room Type Meal Triple Double Single 1st Child Plan 03-11y.o Hilton Resort 5* Hurghada Standard HAI 600 635 745 450 Supplement per person per night : S/V: $ 6;Premiere All inclusive: $ 15 Steingenberger Aqua Magic 5* Superior AI N/A 650 755 450 Hurghada Family suite 2A+2C:$2315 ; Family Junior Suite (2A+2C) :$ 2355 or (3A+1C):2495 Tropitel Sahl Hasheesh 5* Standard SAI 660 670 790 450 Sahl El Hasheesh Supplement per person per night: S/V : $ 10 Steingenberger Al Dau Beach 5* Deluxe AI 675 690 795 450 Hurghada Family room: 2A+2C:$2440 Sheraton Miramar El Gouna 5* Standard 450 BB 730 740 890 El Gouna lagoon or No bed 1 Lebanon, Tripoli. Maarad St, La Cite Center. Phone: 00961 6 442 466 – Mobile: 00961 76 555 865 Fax: 00961 6 625 794| Email: [email protected] – http://www.Samadtours.com Pool view Supplement per person per night : Beach Front view :$30 Supplement per person per night : Halfboard : $20 ; AI: $55 Extra Bed Supplement : $ 15 per night Sheraton Soma Bay 5* 450 Resort View HB 740 750 900 Soma Bay No bed Supplement per room per night : Partial S/V:$20 ; Direct S/V:$30 Supplement per person per night : All inclusive :$45 & UAI:$85 Supplement for extra bed : $ 15 per night Baron Palace 5* Superior BB 755 770 1010 450 Sahl El Hasheesh classic room Supplement per person per night : Superior Sea view :$20 ; Family room : $ 40 Supplement per person per night : Halfboard:DBL & TPL :$15 ; SGL: $30 Steigenberger Golf Gouna 5* Deluxe BB 810 820 1010 450 El Gouna Supplement per person per night : Superior: $ 15 ; Halfboard: $ 20 & All inclusive:$60 Classic BB 810 820 1010 490 Movenpick El Gouna 5* Garden view El Gouna Supplement per person per night : Lagoon view :$20 ;Deluxe S/V:$30 & Family:$42 The Oberoi Sahl El Hasheesh 5* Deluxe 8-12yrs Sahl El Hasheesh Suites BB N/A 970 1490 710 (1 Bedroom) Superior Deluxe 8-12yrs BB N/A 1140 1830 Suites 795 (1 Bedroom) Grande Suites 8-12yrs (1 Bedroom BB N/A 1650 2850 1050 with Private Pool) Important notice: Above rates are subject to change without prior notice Infants: (0-2 years) pays $ 75.00 Prices of children under 12 years old are applicable when sharing their parent’s room Flight details: Subject to change 13/04 BEY – HRG / TBA 17/04 HRG – BEY / TBA Flight details: Subject to change 14/04 BEY – HRG / TBA 18/04 HRG – BEY / TBA Supplement per person for Egypt Air: Economy : $75 & Business : $175 (no access to Cedar Lounge at the airport) 2 Lebanon, Tripoli. Maarad St, La Cite Center. Phone: 00961 6 442 466 – Mobile: 00961 76 555 865 Fax: 00961 6 625 794| Email: [email protected] – http://www.Samadtours.com Included: . Round trip ticket to Hurghada (direct flight) . Round trip transfers: airport – hotel – airport . 4-night accommodation at 5* hotels . Meals as stated below . Airport taxes . Assistance of our representative in Egypt Excluded: . Travel insurance $ 15 . Normal visa charge $ 60 (NB: Visa can be obtained upon arrival at Hurghada airport FREE OF CHARGE but clients have to wait a time depending on the crowd) . Optional tours . All other expenses . Early check in & late check our will be guaranteed with supplement Booking Conditions: . Deposit of $ 300 is required upon reservation: NON-REFUNDABLE . 75% payment is required for all bookings done within 15 days prior to departure: NON-REFUNDABLE . 7 days or less prior to departure full payment is required : NON-REFUNDABLE 3 Lebanon, Tripoli. Maarad St, La Cite Center. Phone: 00961 6 442 466 – Mobile: 00961 76 555 865 Fax: 00961 6 625 794| Email: [email protected] – http://www.Samadtours.com .
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