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Athens Sightseeing Tours Athens Sightseeing Tours Why travel with Skyway Tours? We offer a comprehensive collection of island hopping itineraries, excursions and mini tours for the independent traveller. We are experts in our field, knowledgeable and educated to the particulars on each destination we feature. We offer extensive Coach Tours and Shore Excursions. We have Villas and Houses for rent, ideal for family vacations. We can customize itineraries to suit every taste and budget. Let us help you realize your dreams. Contents 3 ROMANIA Discover Bucharest / Tale of two castles : Bran & Peles 4 Independent and Private Tours: Cluj-Napoca City Break / Sibiu City Break / Taste of Tansylvania 5 Independent and Private Tours: Highlights of Romania / Cluj-Napoca and Maramures / Iasi and Painted Monasteries 6 CENTRAL EUROPE City hopping: Budapest - Vienna - Prague / Berlin - Dresden - Prague 7 City hopping: Munich - Berlin / Berlin - Prague - Vienna - Budapest 8 City hopping: Munich - Salzburg - Vienna - Budapest / Warsaw - Krakow 9 City hopping: Vienna - Salzburg - Munich - Berlin -Prague - Krakow 10 SCANDINAVIA Independent Tours: Copenhagen - Stockholm / Copenhagen - Oslo - Stockholm 11 RUSSIA Shore excursions St. Petersburg 12 Coach Tours: Russian Capitals Independent Tours: Moscow & St. Petersburg 13 Terms & Conditions www.skywaytours.com 2 ROMANIA Discover Bucharest pre & post Danube river cruise package 3 days /2 nights Daily departures- private tour from $435 Day 1 Bucharest - arrival Arrival and transfer from airport / port to your hotel. Overnight in Bucharest Day 2 Bucharest—city tour Enjoy a half day tour of Bucharest, also known as "Little Paris". Start with The Palace of the Parliament – admire the luxurious display of crystal chandeliers, mosaics, oak paneling, mar - Castle – former royal residence of King Charles I of ble, gold leaf, and stained-glass windows. Continue with the inside visit Tale of two castles: Peles & Bran Romania. After this visit, free time for lunch. Continue of the Village Museum with its 50 buildings representing the history and to Bran, visiting the famous Bran Castle, considered design of Romania’s rural architecture. You will also see The Arc de Tri - pre & post Danube river cruise package to be Prince Vlad Dracul’s residence. Then, we headto umph, Opera House, University Square, Roman Square, etc… Overnight BUCHAREST - SINAIA - BRASOV - BRAN Brasov, a popular destination in Romania among the in Bucharest. (B) 4 days / 3 nights tourists. Walking through the Council Square, we will Day 3 Bucharest—departure Transfer to Bucharest Airport (B) Daily departures - private tour reach the Old Town Hall and afterwards we will visit the Black Church. Return to Bucharest and overnight. INCLUDED: • Transfers to/from Bucharest airport/port • 2 nights accommodation in from $750 (B) 3 hotel, double occupancy • Half day private tour of Bucharest (4 hours) • Daily * Day 4 Bucharest—departure breakfast Day 1 Bucharest - arrival Breakfast. Transfer to Bucharest Airport or Arrival and transfer from airport / port to your hotel. Giurgiu/Oltenita port (B). EXCLUDED: • International flight to/from Canada • Personal expenses • Entrance Overnight in Bucharest fees to the various sites • Other meals not mentioned Day 2 Bucharest — city tour Enjoy a half day tour of Bucharest, also known as INCLUDED: "Little Paris". Start with The Palace of the Parliament • 3 nights accommodation in recommended 4 * hotel, double – admire the luxurious display of crystal chandeliers, occupancy • Daily breakfast • Half day private tour of mosaics, oak paneling, marble, gold leaf, and Bucharest • Full day private tour to Peles and Bran Castles with stained-glass windows. Continue with the inside visit English speaking driver/guide • Entrance fees to of the Village Museum with its 50 buildings repre - monuments/sights included in the itinerary • T ransfers to/from senting the history and design of Romania’s rural ar - Bucharest airport/port chitecture. You will also see The Arc de Triumph, Opera House, University Square, Roman Square, etc… Overnight in Bucharest. (B) EXCLUDED: • International flight to/from Canada • Personal expenses Day 3 Sinaia - Bran - Brasov After breakfast, departure to Sinaia –visit the Peles • Other meals not mentioned Price indicated is for 3 * hotels, per person in double occupancy for departures April 1, 2021. Please contact us to obtain prices for 4 * and 5 * hotels and different departure dates. www.skywaytours.com 3 Independent & Private Tours Taste of Transylvania BUCHAREST - BRAN - BRASOV - SIGHISOARA - ALBA IULIA - HUNEDOARA - SIBIU 7 days / 6 nights Semi-escorted tour from $1250 Day 1 Bucharest - arrival Arrival and transfer from airport to your hotel. Overnight in Bucharest Day 2 Bucharest - city tour After breakfast, enjoy a half day tour of Bucharest- visit the Village Museum with its 50 buildings representing the his - tory and design of Romania’s rural architecture. You will also see The Arc de Triumph, Opera House, University Square, Roman Square, etc . Overnight in Bucharest Day 3 Bucharest - Sinaia - Bran - Brasov Departure to Sinaia – visit the Peles Castle, former royal resi - dence of King Charles I of Romania. Continue to Bran, visit famous Bran Castle, considered to be Prince Vlad Dracul’s residence. Head to Rasnov, a medieval citadel perched on a hill. Continue to Brasov and overnight. Day 4 Brasov - Fagaras - Rupea - Crit - Sighisoara Depart for Fagaras, an imposing citadel dating back to the feudal age. Brief stop in Rupea - one of the oldest arche - ological sites in Romania. Continue to Crit, a Saxon village filled with traditional houses - enjoy a warm delicious meal. We arrive at Sighisoara, birthplace of Vlad the Im - paler - discover the medieval Citadel, included in UN - ESCO World Heritage: the Clock Tower, the Church on the Hill, the roofed stairways etc... Overnight in Sighisoara. Day 5 Sighisoara - Biertan – Alba Iulia – Hunyadi Castle Morning visit of the fortified Church at Biertan. Route to Alba Iulia, home to a Roman Fort, a medieval defense fortress, and ultimately, a large stellar-shaped fortress with bastions in Romania, built in a Vauban style. Continue to Hunyadi Castle, one of the most well preserved Gothic castles of Transylvania. Transfer to Sibiu and overnight. Day 6 Sibiu - Curtea de Arges - Bucharest Walking tour of the medieval centre of Sibiu, one of Ro - mania’s most attractive cities. Leaving Sibiu for Curtea de Arges - Visit of the monastery of Curtea de Arges, a mas - terpiece of the Romanian architecture. Continue to Bucharest and overnight. Day 7 Bucharest—departure After breakfast, transfer to Bucharest Airport. DEPARTURE DATES: Cluj Napoca - city break Sibiu - city break • May 11, 19 • Jun 1, 8, 23, 30 • Jul 13, 21, 27 • Aug 2, 11, 3 days / 2 nights 3 days / 2 nights 17, 24, 31 • Sep 8, 14, 17, 22, 29 • Oct 5, 13, 19 Daily departures Daily departures INCLUDED: from $495 from $445 • Transfer to/from airport • transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle with English speaking driver/guide, day 3-6 • City tour in Bucharest Day 1 Cluj-Napoca - arrival Day 1 Sibiu - arrival (3 hours) • 6 nights accommodation in recommended 3 *- 4 * hotels, Transfer from airport to your hotel. After check-in, enjoy a Transfer from airport to your hotel. After check-in, enjoy a double occupancy • daily breakfast • 1 traditional lunch • Entrance walking tour of Cluj-Napoca: see the Gothic Cathedral of walking tour of the medieval centre of Sibiu, one of Ro - fees to monuments/sights included in the itinerary St. Michael, Banffy Palace, the Old Town Hall and the so- mania’s most attractive cities...The Tour will encompass all called Mirror Street, etc... Overnight in Cluj-Napoca. main attractions of the city: The Main Square, The Small Square, The Huet Square and Cetăţii Street, with all high - Day 2 Alba Carolina Fortress & Turda Salt Mines lights. Our guide will feed your curiosity and share with After breakfast, departure to Alba Iulia, home to a Roman you the hidden stories behind famous attractions, such as Fort, a medieval defense fortress, and ultimately, a large The Liar’s Bridge and the Eyes of Sibiu’s roofs. Overnight stellar-shaped fortress with bastions in Romania, built in a in Sibiu Vauban style. Your day trip continues on a small road that Day 2 Sighisoara & Biertan takes you to Rimetea, a small village filled with white After breakfast, departure to Biertan a Saxon village with an houses with their lovely green windows - time for lunch impressive fortified church. Continue to Sighisoara, birth - (not included). Continue to Turda Salt Mine - a magnificent place of Vlad the Impaler - discover the medieval Citadel, underground complex. See the results of the place where included in UNESCO World Heritage: the Clock Tower, the romans began exploiting over 2000 years ago in the the Church on the Hill, the roofed stairways. Mălâncrav is mine where deposits were formed 13 million yeas ago our final destination for today. This is where the majority After the Turda Salt Mine tour, your day trip will come to an of the Saxons in the region live. We will visit here the house end, and you will be transferred back to Cluj-Napoca of the Apafi family. It is a place where also Prince Charles is a regular guest. Return to Sibiu and overnight. Day 3 Cluj-Napoca —departure Day 3 Sibiu —departure Breakfast. Transfer to airport or extend your trip to Romania Breakfast. Transfer to airport or extend your trip to Romania INCLUDED: • 2 nights accommodation in recommended 3 * hotel, dou - INCLUDED: •
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