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Catalogo 2018 LO.Pdf CHI SIAMO Maxyma Viaggi nasce dalla passione per questo mondo, dall’esperienza maturata in molti anni di lavoro, e da una profonda conoscenza delle destinazioni acquisita direttamente sul campo. Con la nascita del Team Maxyma Viaggi Tour Operator, abbiamo dato vita ad un vero e proprio pool di esperti che mette a vostra disposizione tutta la propria conoscenza nonché la propria passione. Grazie a questa unione siamo oggi in grado di fornirvi un panorama di destinazioni molto ampio, puntando su uno staff altamente specializzato, sui migliori corrispondenti locali in ogni destinazione trattata e su un’idea di viaggio personalizzato. Idea che nasce dalla richiesta del cliente e viene sviluppata insieme, attraverso un lavoro di squadra. Tutto ciò permetterà di costruire quello che non sarà più un comune viaggio, ma una vera e propria Esperienza. Siamo convinti che la passione per questo lavoro sia ancora ciò che fa la vera differenza, che la disponibilità e la professionalità siano ancora i valori sui quali si fonda il mondo del Turismo e... Siamo pronti a metterli a Vostra disposizione! DOVE SIAMO NEL MONDO: SEDE PRINCIPALE Erba (Co) ALTRE SEDI Roma (Rm) Viarigi (AT) UFFICI DI RAPPRESENTANZA Cancùn (Mexico) SOMMARIO NORD AMERICA 47 Argentina-Patagonia Argentina e Patagonia classica 10 Stati Uniti 48 Argentina Stati Uniti Self Drive Ovest & Hawai Argentina: Ruta 40 Stati Uniti Self Drive Ovest & Messico 49 Costa Rica Tour Stati Uniti tesori dell'ovest Speciale Sub: immersioni in Costa Rica Stati Uniti Self Drive New England 14 Estensioni mare 16 Canada EUROPA Canada: i grandi parchi dell’est Canada: il selvaggio west 52 Norvegia Canada: avventure senza limiti Nord Assoluto, Lofoten e Vesterålen Le meraviglie del San Lorenzo Sogno di una notte di mezza estate 22 Alaska Il meglio della Norvegia Alaska Highlights 55 Svezia Il meglio dell’Alaska Il meglio della Svezia 56 Finlandia Laghi e foreste in Finlandia AMERICA LATINA 57 Danimarca Danimarca, castelli e Jutland 26 Messico Mexico City & Copper Canyon 58 Aurore boreali Tutto il Meglio del Messico Short break aurora boreale Tour Yucatan, Campeche & Chiapas Esperienza polare a Tromsø Fly & Drive Messico Coloniale Finlandia, a caccia delle aurore boreali Fly & Drive: la Bassa California Islanda, aurore tra i ghiacci 31 Guatemala 62 Islanda Tour Guatemala essenziale Le Meraviglie dell’Islanda Altipiani meravigliosi 32 Messico-Guatemala-Belize Tour Messico, Guatemala & Belize 64 Groenlandia La Groenlandia, da sud a nord 33 Costa Rica Speciale Costa Rica 65 Faroe Islands Costa Rica e la sua natura Faroe Islands explorer 35 Panama 66 Regno Unito-Scozia Panama Fly & Drive Un sogno romantico in Scozia Scozia, tra natura e castelli 37 Colombia Highlands e isole Colombia archeologica e mare Whisky tour Colombia classica 66 Irlanda 39 Perù Irlanda dell’ovest Perù Classico In Irlanda come un lord Perù Leggendario Irlanda da scoprire 42 Brasile Un assaggio d’Irlanda Brasile Classico 76 Paesi Baltici Brasile: Rio De Janeiro, Lencois e Pantanal Un assaggio di Baltici 44 Bolivia Capitali Baltiche Bolivia enigmatica 45 Cile Cile deserto e nord 46 Cile-Patagonia Cile nord, laghi e Patagonia RUSSIA 114 Giappone Giappone tour dei Samurai 80 Russia Giappone tour panoramico Tour Mosca e Golden Ring 116 Estensioni mare Un assaggio delle capitali Russe San Pietroburgo e Mosca Capitali Russe: Mosca e San Pietroburgo AFRICA 120 Madagascar ASIA Tour Madagascar del sud essenziale Dalle verdi risaie alla barriera corallina 86 Uzbekistan 122 Namibia Tour Uzbekistan classico Tour Namibia Uzbekistan oltre la Via della Seta 123 Sudafrica 88 Giordania Tour imperdibile Sudafrica Giordania classica Tour il bianco Sudafrica Giordania e Mar Morto Sudafrica spiagge, tartarughe e Big Five 90 Oman 126 Tanzania Scorci dell’Oman Tanzania: grandi parchi del nord 92 India 127 Kenya India: Short Rajasthan Tour Kenya India: Rajasthan la terra dei Maharajah 128 Estensioni mare 94 Sri Lanka Sri Lanka in breve Le meraviglie dello Sri Lanka OCEANO PACIFICO 96 Nepal-Bhutan Nepal & Bhutan 132 Australia 97 Myanmar Tour Australia Dreamtime Myanmar classico Australia Self Drive Pacific Coast Explorer Myanmar classico e la sua Roccia D’oro Australia Self Drive Australian Explorer 100 Thailandia 136 Nuova Zelanda Thailandia tour del Nord Nuova Zelanda Self Drive Pure New Zealand Thailandia tour Chiang Rai/Chiang Mai Tour Nuova Zelanda Aotearoa 102 Vietnam 140 Polinesia Vietnam tour classico Tour Polinesia Discovery Tour Polinesia Beach Lovers 104 Laos-Vietnam Polinesia: tour Bora Bora Dream Cruise Laos & Vietnam 143 Isole Fiji 105 Vietnam-Cambogia Tour Fiji Discovery Vietnam & Cambogia 144 Isole Cook 106 Indonesia Tour Isole Cook, Aukland & Los Angeles Indonesia: classical Bali Indonesia: Java & Bali 145 Nuova Caledonia Nuova Caledonia Self Drive Caledonia 108 Cina Discovery Cina facile Cina meravigliosa Ritmo della Cina 111 Malesia Tour Malaysia Peninsula & Sarawak Tour Malaysia Peninsula >> ESTENSIONI MARE POSSIBILI DA E PER OGNI DESTINAZIONE NORD AMERICA STATI UNITI CANADA ALASKA STATI UNITI SELF DRIVE OVEST & HAWAII 1° GIORNO: Italia/San Francisco 6° GIORNO: Las Vegas/Zion Park-km 263/ All’arrivo, sistemazione e pernottamento all’ho- Partenza dall’Italia. Arrivo all’aeroporto inter- Page-km 168 tel The Historic Mayfair Hotel in camera standard. nazionale di San Francisco. Trasferimento libero Al mattino partenza alla volta di Zyon Park. all’hotel Whitcomb San Francisco o similare. Proseguimento per Page. 11° GIORNO: Los Angeles Sistemazione in camera standard. Pernottamento. All’arrivo, sistemazione e pernottamento all’ho- Giornata a disposizione per visite ed attività indi- tel Holiday Inn Express & Suites Page o similare in viduali. Pernottamento in hotel. 2° GIORNO: San Francisco camera standard. Giornata a disposizione per visite ed attività indi- 12° GIORNO: Los Angeles/Honolulu viduali. Pernottamento. 7° GIORNO: Page/Lake Powell/ Monument Val- Al mattino trasferimento con la vostra auto in ae- ley-km 203 roporto. Rilascio dell’auto ed operazioni di imbar- 3° GIORNO: San Francisco/Yosemite National Dopo la prima colazione alla volta di Lake Powell, co sul volo per Maui. All’arrivo accoglienza flore- Park-km 309/Mammoth Lakes-km 107 dopo le visite proseguimento per la Monument ale e trasferimento collettivo per l’hotel Coconut Al mattino ritiro dell’auto cat. ICAR presso il de- Valley. All’arrivo, sistemazione e pernottamento Waikiki Hotel. Sistemazione in camera city view. posito in città e partenza alla volta del Yosemi- all’hotel Gouldings Lodge o similare in camera te National Park. Proseguimento per Mammoth standard. 13°-16° GIORNO: Honolulu Lakes. All’arrivo, sistemazione e pernottamento Giornate a disposizione per visite ed attività in- all’hotel Mammoth Mountain Inn o similare in 8° GIORNO: Monument Valley/Grand Canyon/ dividuali. Trattamento di pernottamento e prima camera standard. Km 280 colazione. Al mattino partenza alla volta del Grand Canyon. 4° GIORNO: Mammoth Lakes/Death Valley/ All’arrivo, sistemazione e pernottamento all’ho- 17° GIORNO: Honolulu/Los Angeles Km 317/Las Vegas Km 200 tel Cameron Trading Post o similare in camera In base agli operativi aerei, trasferimento collet- Al mattino presto partenza alla volta della Death standard. tivo all’aeroporto per le operazioni d’imbarco sul Valley. Proseguimento per Las Vegas. volo di rientro. Pasti e pernottamento a bordo. All’arrivo sistemazione all’hotel The Westin Las 9° GIORNO: Grand Canyon/Needles-km 369 Vegas Hotel Casino & Spa o similare in camera Al mattino partenza alla volta di Needles. All’ar- 18° GIORNO: In volo standard. Pernottamento. rivo, sistemazione e pernottamento all’hotel Bw In volo. Pasti e pernottamento a bordo. Colorado River Inn in camera standard. 5° GIORNO: Las Vegas 19° GIORNO: Arrivo in Italia. Giornata a disposizione per visite ed attività indi- 10° GIORNO: Needles/Los Angeles-km 400 viduali. Pernottamento. Prima colazione. Partenza alla volta di Los Angeles. PARTENZE GARANTITE TUTTI I GIORNI DELL’ANNO CON UN MINIMO DI 2 PARTECIPANTI, GLI ITINERARI PRESENTI A CATALOGO SONO PURAMENTE INDICATIVI E POSSONO ESSERE VARIATI A PIACERE DEI CLIENTI. 10|Stati Uniti STATI UNITI SELF DRIVE OVEST & MESSICO 1° GIORNO: Italia/Los Angeles 6° GIORNO: Las Vegas/Death Valley-km 202 11° GIORNO: San Francisco/Cancún Partenza con voli di linea. All’arrivo, ritiro dell’auto Al mattino partenza alla volta della Death Valley. Giornata a disposizione per visite ed attività indi- presso il deposito Dollar/Thrifty in aeroporto. Tra- All’arrivo sistemazione all’hotel The Inn At Death viduali. Trasferimento libero all’aeroporto di San sferimento con la vostra auto all’hotel Millenium Valley in camera standard. Resto della giornata a Francisco per le operazioni di imbarco sul volo Biltmore in camera standard. Pernottamento. disposizione per visite ed attività individuali. per Cancún. Pasti e pernottamento a bordo. Pernottamento. 2° GIORNO: Los Angeles 12° GIORNO: Cancún/Playacar/Playa Del Carmen Giornata a disposizione per visite ed attività indi- 7° GIORNO: Death Valley/Mammoth Lakes-km 300 Al mattino presto arrivo a Cancún. Trasferimento viduali. Pernottamento. Al mattino partenza alla volta di Mammoth Lakes. all’hotel Viva Wyndham Maya di Playacar. All’arrivo, sistemazione e pernottamento all’ho- All’arrivo sistemazione in camera deluxe. Resto 3° GIORNO: Los Angeles/Grand Canyon-km 614 tel Mammoth Mountain Inn in camera standard. della giornata a disposizione per attività indivi- Al mattino partenza alla volta del Grand Canyon. duali. Trattamento di All Inclusive.
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