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Europe2015 - 2016 Guided by Travel europe2015 - 2016 guided by travel SPECIAL OFFERS AVAILABLE! Limited time only. Call for details. See your travel professional or call 800.468.5955 15 Europe Covers_CAD.indd 3 7/18/14 9:26 AM your dream come true... closer than you ever imagined Welcome to Collette’s 2015 -16 Europe brochure. Imagine, in just a few hours, you could be learning to make paella from a chef in Barcelona, meeting a farmer at his home in Ireland, or exploring the grounds of a Tuscan villa in Italy. All of these European travel moments — the ones you’ve been dreaming about for as long as you can remember—are possible with Collette. There’s no need to wait any longer. The most amazing sights, landscapes, and cuisine in the world are ready to be discovered. All you need to do is enjoy every moment. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland Cruise-Land itineraries combine CL RC River Cruise tours feature small, RHS Garden Holidays offer the Leisure Stay itineraries the great features of our land tours intimate vessels for travel through finest in horticulturally themed travel L feature multiple night stays, 2 with an ocean or river cruise. a variety of beautiful waterways. in partnership with the esteemed allowing for a more relaxed Royal Horticultural Society. pace and time on your own. Europe Intro_CAD.indd 2 7/17/14 11:24 AM table of contents Spain’s Costa del Sol Welcome 2, 3 and the Portuguese Riviera - 13 days 92, 93 Experience the Most of Europe 4, 5 new Northern Spain: Getting the Most Out of Your Journey 6, 7 Landmarks, Culture & Cuisine - 13 days 94, 95 Personalize Your Trip & gocollette.com 8, 9 new Spotlight on Barcelona - 8 days 96, 97 new Spotlight on Madrid - 8 days 98, 99 Ireland & the United Kingdom Sunny Portugal - 10 days 100, 101 Shades of Ireland - 10 days 10, 11 Portugal & Its Islands - 13 days 102, 103 Shades of Ireland w/Northern Ireland - 13 days 12, 13 Portugal’s Gardens - 10 days 104, 105 Elegant Ireland - 10 days 14, 15 new Portugal’s Douro River Cruise Countryside of the Emerald Isle - 11 days 16, 17 & Santiago de Compostela - 13 days 106, 107 Spirit of the Emerald Isle - 12 days 18, 19 new Irish Splendour - 8 days 20, 21 Austria, Germany & Switzerland new Spotlight on Dublin - 7 days 22, 23 Alpine Lakes & Scenic Trains - 10 days 108, 109 Shades of Ireland Family Discovery - 9 days 24, 25 Discover Switzerland, Austria & Bavaria - 10 days 110, 111 Exploring Britain & Ireland - 15 days 26, 27 Exploring the Alpine Countries - 13 days 112, 113 The Gardens of London - 8 days 28, 29 The Beauty of Britain - 9 days 30, 31 Netherlands British Landscapes - 10 days 32, 33 Netherlands, Belgium & Paris - 11 days 114, 115 Exploring Scotland & Ireland - 12 days 34, 35 Discover Scotland - 10 days 36, 37 Central & Eastern Europe England’s Treasures - 10 days 38, 39 Discover Croatia - 12 days 116, 117 London & Paris - 8 days 40, 41 Discovering Poland - 12 days 118, 119 London & Paris Family Adventure - 8 days 42, 43 Imperial Cities - 11 days 120, 121 new Spotlight on London - 7 days 44, 45 Magnificent Cities of Central & Eastern Europe - 14 days 122, 123 France new Spotlight on Paris - 7 days 46, 47 River Cruises & Holiday France Magnifique - 12 days 48, 49 Legendary Waterways of Europe - 16 days 124, 125 Gardens of the Loire - 8 days 50, 51 new Springtime Tulip River Cruise - 9 days 126, 127 Treasures of France - 10 days 52, 53 new Classic Danube - 11 days 128, 129 Spotlight on the French Riviera - 8 days 54, 55 Rhine River Cruise - 9 days 130, 131 Christmas on the Danube - 9 days 132, 133 Italy Classic Christmas Markets - 9 days 134, 135 Italian Vistas - 13 days 56, 57 Heart of Russia - 13 days 136, 137 Reflections of Italy - 10 days 58, 59 Italy Family Discovery - 9 days 60, 61 Iceland & Scandinavian Countries Italy’s Treasures - 12 days 62, 63 Cruising the Best of Scandinavia - 13 days 138, 139 Tuscan & Umbrian Countryside - 11 days 64, 65 new Spectacular Scandinavia - 14 days 140, 141 new Discover Tuscany - 10 days 66, 67 Inspiring Iceland - 9 days 142, 143 new Spotlight on Florence - 7 days 68, 69 new Spotlight on Rome - 7 days 70, 71 Eastern Mediteranean new Spotlight on Venice in Winter - 7 days 72, 73 Italian Lakes, Greek Islands & Venice - 13 days 144, 145 Tuscany & the Italian Riviera - 8 days 74, 75 Exploring Greece and Its Islands - 15 days 146, 147 Gardens & Villas of the Italian Lakes - 10 days 76, 77 Israel: A Journey to the Holy Land - 10 days 148, 149 Eternal Gardens of Rome - 7 days 78, 79 new Treasures of the Nile - 11 days 150, 151 Rome & the Amalfi Coast - 10 days 80, 81 new Bella Italia - 9 days 82, 83 Europe extensions 152, 153 Southern Italy & Sicily - 12 days 84, 85 Splendid Sicilia - 10 days 86, 87 Other Questions & Answers 154, 155 Spain & Portugal Air Information 156 Spain’s Classics - 11 days 88, 89 Reservation Information 157 - 159 Spain’s Classics and Portugal - 14 days 90, 91 Family tours bring travellers of all ages together Spotlights tours illuminate the world’s most Explorations tours reward travellers with new f to experience the world’s greatest destinations. remarkable destinations. During a relaxed, single perspectives. With just 12-24 passengers, Wherever you decide to go, our affordable rates hotel stay, immerse yourself in the fanfare of a these are the personal adventures that today’s 3 and engaging itineraries make the most of grand city or unwind in the timeless countryside. cultural explorers dream of. every moment. Europe Intro_CAD.indd 3 7/17/14 11:24 AM experience Europe’s most sensational sights, sounds, and sumptuous creations . 4 www.gocollette.com Europe Intro_CAD.indd 4 7/17/14 11:24 AM the most colourful landscapes Heaven on Earth, found in Europe: the endless rolling green hills of Ireland; the clear blue waters of the Amalfi Coast; the snowcapped peaks of Switzerland. It’s as if you have stepped into another world. the most flavourful cuisine In Italy, savour homemade pastas and wonderful wines. In Portugal, experience the most vibrant seafood dishes in the world. In Germany, indulge in gingerbread and streusel from sidewalk bakeries. Your taste buds will never be the same. the most legendary icons The romance of the Eiffel Tower. Magical Stonehenge. The passionate flamenco dancers of Spain. The curious Leaning Tower of Pisa. The guards of Buckingham Palace. See all of the famous sights you have dreamed about, up close and personal. the most enchanting architecture This is where myths and fairy tales come to life. Imagine grand gladiator battles in Rome’s Colosseum, and explore Louis XIV’s Palace of Versailles. From imposing Greek temples to Parc Guell in Barcelona, beauty is everywhere. 55 Europe Intro_CAD.indd 5 7/22/14 12:30 PM by your side Our expertly trained Tour Managers are with you every step of your journey — leading you from place to place, sharing their knowledge, and communicating with the locals. It’s like travelling with a trusted (and very well-travelled) friend. relax in the hotels of europe Our tour designers travel the world, finding the hotels that best fit the destination and your itinerary. There’s no need for research or planning — everything is arranged and reserved the moment you choose your tour. private, carefree, and comfortable transportation Going guided with Collette means you travel through Europe with highly experienced professionals. You simply relax and enjoy — no maps, no GPS, no navigating a foreign country. The only thing you need to do is take in the beauty of Europe. 66 Europe Intro_CAD.indd 6 7/22/14 12:31 PM get the most out of your journey with Collette many ways to see europe Among Collette’s collection of European tours you will find distinct ways to travel. With Collette Explorations, you’ll travel in small groups; with Collette Family, you’ll explore the world with the young ones in your life; and with our new Collette Spotlights, you’ll enjoy a single-hotel stay in destinations like London, Paris, and Rome. No matter which you choose, the best of Europe awaits. Santorini, Greece 7 Europe Intro_CAD.indd 7 7/17/14 11:29 AM explore more iconic locations With Collette’s tour extensions, make your see europe European adventure even more special. After leaving the French Riviera, travel to romantic Paris. Explore mainland Portugal, your way then add four nights on the island of Madeira. Follow up the English countryside with three nights in royal London. Read more on page 152-153. we’ll take you to the airport Want to learn more? Embark on a visual journey to some of our most popular destinations through breathtaking imagery and inspiring videos. Explore the wonder of Europe before you make your reservation. visit gocollette.com 8 Madeira Europe Intro_CAD.indd 8 7/17/14 11:29 AM protect your trip with travel protection Our industry-leading travel protection plan allows you to cancel your tour for any reason right up to the day prior to departure and receive a full refund. You can reserve your tour with complete peace of mind. See page 157. we’ll take you to the airport With all air-inclusive tours, we’ll pick you up at home and bring you right to the airport. Thanks to roundtrip sedan service, there’s no more worrying about traffic or finding a ride. The fun starts the moment you walk out of your door. See page 155.
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