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BELLEZAS DE MALTA Dwejra La Valletta, Gozo, Mdina, Mosta, Rabat Xlendi Las Tres Ciudades: Senglea, Victoriosa, Cospicua Mgarr Isla COMINO

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BELLEZAS DE MALTA Dwejra La Valletta, Gozo, Mdina, Mosta, Rabat Xlendi Las Tres Ciudades: Senglea, Victoriosa, Cospicua Mgarr Isla COMINO La ventana azul Isla GOZO Santuario de Ta´Pinu Mar interior BELLEZAS DE MALTA Dwejra La Valletta, Gozo, Mdina, Mosta, Rabat Xlendi Las Tres Ciudades: Senglea, Victoriosa, Cospicua Mgarr Isla COMINO Cirkewwa PENSIÓN COMPLETA Además de la visita a La Valletta se incluye • Visita de la Catedral y Palacio del Gran Maestre • Visita a Senglea, Victoriosa y Cospicua Isla MALTA • Excursión a la Isla de Gozo Mosta • Visita a Mdina, Rabat y Mosta Mdina La Valletta • Paseo en góndola maltesa Rabat Senglea Victoriosa Cospicua SUP días, ...en Hoteles 4****/3*** (M50) 8 DÍA 1. (Jueves) ESPAÑA-MALTA de los lugares de veraneo más frecuentado inmediaciones. A continuación iremos a visi- FECHAS DE SALIDA Presentación en el aeropuerto para embarcar tanto por turistas como por los habitantes del tar los complejos de templos megalíticos de 2021 en avión con destino Malta. Llegada, asisten- lugar. Breve parada en el Mirador Qala que Hagar Qim y Mnajdra. Tarde libre. Cena y cia en el aeropuerto y traslado al hotel. Alo- ofrece preciosas vistas de Comino y Malta. alojamiento. Mayo 13 20 27 jamiento. Regreso a Malta. Cena y alojamiento. Junio 3 10 17 24 DÍA 8. (Jueves) MALTA-ESPAÑA Septiembre 2 9 16 23 DÍA 5. (Lunes) MALTA: MOSTA-MDINA-RABAT DÍA 2. (Viernes) MALTA: LAS TRES CIUDADES: Desayuno buffet. A la hora que se indique Octubre 7 14 SENGLEA, VICTORIOSA, COSPICUA Desayuno. Hoy conoceremos Mosta, Mdina traslado al aeropuerto de Malta para embar- y Rabat. Salida hacia Mosta, centro geográ- car en avión con destino España. Fin del viaje Desayuno. Hoy conoceremos la zona de Cot- Descuento por reserva anticipada. tonera. Observaremos la impresionante vista fico de la isla. Visita de la Iglesia Parroquial del y de nuestros servicios. siglo XIX inspirada en el Panteón de Roma. 10% fechas en , 4% fechas en azul, que ofrece Senglea sobre el Gran Puerto y La 6% resto de fechas. Ver condiciones pág. 13. Valletta. Admiraremos el pequeño lugar de Continuaremos hacia Mdina, antigua capital INCLUIDO EN EL TOUR vigía, considerado como el mejor ejemplo de de Malta y uno de los atractivos fundamental- es del archipiélago. Precioso ejemplo de ciu- las fortificaciones maltesas y visitaremos su Avión: España-Malta-España con tasas. PRECIOS DINÁMICOS dad amurallada medieval. Salida hacia Rabat. iglesia. Victoriosa o Birgu (como se la conoce Traslados: del aeropuerto al hotel y viceversa localmente) fue la primera residencia de los Visita de la Gruta de San Pablo, dónde según • A través de su agencia de viajes, obten- Desayuno y 6 Cenas y 5 almuerzos (no incluyen caballeros de San Juan a su llegada en 1530. la tradición, el santo halló refugio durante su drá información sobre las múltiples alter- las bebidas). Visitaremos la iglesia principal dedicada a San estancia en Malta y por tanto meta de numer- nativas de vuelosy precios que ofrecemos Lorenzo, patrón de la ciudad. Resulta muy osas peregrinaciones. Almuerzo. Tarde libre. Asistencia en español durante todo el viaje. en nuestra programación, para salir desde interesante el Palacio del Inquisidor, construi- Cena y alojamiento. Visita con guía local: cualquier aeropuerto de España, ordena- do en 1660, es uno de los pocos edificios de En La Valletta: Co Catedral, Palacio dos de menor a mayor precio. En ocasio- DÍA 6. (Martes) MALTA: nes encontrará precios más económicos, este tipo que quedan en Europa. Cospicua o Gran Maestre, documental “MALTA EXPERIENCE” incluso que el precio de referencia. Bormla en maltés, tiene como principal atrac- Visita de las tres Ciudades: Senglea, Desayuno. Traslado a La Valletta para ver tivo la Iglesia Colegiata de la Inmaculada Con- Victoriosa,Cospicua. el documental “Malta Experience” que nos Hoteles *** .............................. € cepción por la gran riqueza de obras de arte Isla de Gozo: Victoria, Santuario Ta Pinu. 1.330 introducirá de una forma magnífica en la que posee. Almuerzo. Terminaremos nuestra Visita de Mosta y su Iglesia € amplia historia de este país. A continuación Visita de Mdina y Rabat. Hoteles **** ............................ 1.415 excursión con un fabuloso paseo en góndola tendremos tiempo libre para seguir conocien- maltesa, conocidas localmente como “Dgha- Otros atractivos: Hoteles ****SUP ........................ 1.620 € do la Valletta, pasear o poder ir de compras. jda” son muy parecidas a las venecianas pe- Paseo en góndola maltesa. Almuerzo. Tarde libre. Cena y alojamiento. • Estos precios está basados en vuelos IB ro con colores más vivos. Tarde libre. Cena y “Malta Experience”. clase “Q” con salida y regreso desde Ma- alojamiento. Estancia en hoteles indicados o similares. DÍA 7. (Miércoles) MALTA: Visita opcional a la drid y en vuelos VY clase “X” con salida GRUTA AZUL Y TEMPLOS MEGALÍTICOS Seguro de viaje. y regreso Barcelona. Además incluyen, DÍA 3. (Sábado) MALTA: LA VALLETTA Desayuno. De manera opcional realizaremos todos los servicios incluidos en el apar- Estancia en régimen de pensión completa. una preciosa excursión a la costa suroeste tado de incluido más las tasas aéreas (45 Presentamos la capital de Malta “La Valletta” € aprox.) y 1 maleta por persona. de Malta, donde encontraremos un paisaje NOTAS DE INTERÉS Ciudad Fortaleza construida “por y para ca- de acantilados más altos y un mar de un azul balleros”. Pasearemos por Republic Street, • Emisión billetes de avión: Los precios indicados para Precios sin avión 3*** 4**** 4****SUP más intenso. Tomaremos pequeñas embar- cada compañía aérea exigen una fecha concreta de emi- arteria principal de la ciudad. Visitaremos la Co caciones y daremos un relajante paseo sión. Una vez emitidos los aéreos no son reembolsables Servicios tierra ... 1.045 1.130 1.335 Catedral de San Juan, descrita como primer en ningún caso. donde contemplaremos la Gruta Azul y otras ejemplo completo del Alto Barroco del mundo. • El Palacio del Gran Maestre al ser sede del gobierno de Spto. por persona 3*** 4**** 4****SUP pequeñas grutas que se encuentran en las Malta, puede cerrar al público sin previo aviso debido a Lienzos de gran importancia entre los que des- actos oficiales. Habt. individual .. 420 430 490 taca “La Decapitación de San Juan Bautista” • El orden de las visitas puede ser alterado por convenien- • T. media ......... 30 50 35 de Caravaggio. A continuación nos dirigiremos cia de horarios. T. alta ................. 60 100 70 al Palacio del Gran Maestre, uno de los edifi- • Bono garantía de anulación sin gastos. 20 € cios más importantes de la ciudad. Almuerzo. Tarde libre. Cena y alojamiento. DÍA 4. (Domingo) MALTA: Excursión a la isla de GOZO Desayuno. Estancia en régimen de pensión completa. Salida para tomar el ferry que nos llevará a la isla de Gozo. Visita de la capital de la isla, Victoria, llamada por sus habitantes Rabat, pasearemos por sus calles y llegare- mos hasta la plaza principal. A continuación nos dirigimos a la Ciudadela, precioso lugar fortificado que se levanta en una de las prin- cipales colinas del centro de Gozo. Nuestra siguiente parada será el Santuario de Ta Pinu. Almuerzo. Continuaremos hacia Dwejra. Acabaremos nuestra excursión en Xlendi, uno 53 PANAVISIÓN.
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