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Tailor Made Mini-Packages Estoril, Cascais and Sintra Tailor Made Mini-Packages Estoril, Cascais and Sintra From the beautiful and historical fairytale town of Sintra nestled among mist shrouded mountains, to charming Estoril and Cascais along the coast, dotted with Moorish style forts and castles, this area, only thirty minutes from Lisbon will meet every expectation and more. Optional Activities Lighthouse - Cascais Sightseeing ( Private & Regular ) All prices are per person . Private services are based in min. 2 people • Sintra or Cascais Walking Tour: $ 163.00 (P) • Colares Wine tasting, only available for minimum 10 persons (P) • Sintra / Cape Roca / Cascais $ 170.00 (P) • Lisbon Panoramic $ 195.00 (P) • See also:Things to do in Lisbon (page 6) • Regular Tours: supplement for departures from Estoril or Cascais $ 12.00 ( R) Sintra Transfers (Private & Regular) Lisbon Aiport / Estoril, Cascais, Sintra Hotels or v.v. private $ 87.00: Taxi 79.00 (max 3 people) Additional Information: Lisbon Card: Discount in various museums, public transports and more $ 26,00 Entrance Tickets: Lisbon Oceanarium $ 17.00 -Lisbon Zoo $ 24.00 Estoril Quinta da Marinha Cascais Notes on Prices Information “from…” Lisbon Prices are per person, based on double occupancy at Hotels. Land = Land only does not include airfares, but does include a l other features, above mentioned, on each package. Holiday supplements may apply. Sgl Sup = Single Supplement for land only, may apply if required single occupancy at Hotels Land supplements may apply during holiday periods and/or special events dates. Included Tour Features: Arrival transfer from Lisbon airport to the hotel chosen Continental or buffet breakfast daily AIR FARES: Three (3) Nights accommodation at the hotel chosen These packages may be combined with round-trip airfare to Lisbon (LIS). Half Day city sightseeing Due to the constant changes in fares, we ask that you check with us for Portfolio with all tour documents the current prices. Guarantee: At time of ticketing, we will purchase the Local assistance at nearby Abreu offices least expensive fare available, including any special ‘published’ fare. Additional ‘Special’ features as shown (if applicable) Note: ‘Published’ fares may require a $25 ticketing charge. Excluded Services: Travel insurance, optional excursions. Portugal & Spain 2011-2012 9 Recommended Hotels In the today’s competitive market, the floatation of rates, accordingly with Hotel’s availability and dynamic management of bedroom rates, have proved that tour operators should adapt themselves to the actual trends and orientation for the best available rate by the time of booking. Abreu Tours Inc. is therefore following this trend and is only publishing in this brochure “rates from…” as an indication of each Hotel average rate. By the time of booking and through our dynamic online ! booking system we are able to better serve our customers providing and guaranteeing the “Real Best Available Rate”. Low Season – November 1st to March 31st Medium Season – April 01st to June 15th & September 15th to October 31st High Season - June 16th to September 14th The below mentioned prices are average prices per person, per package, including breakfast Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort ***** This luxurious resort is tucked away in Sintra – Cascais Natural Park and welcomes guests seeking the ultimate in relaxation. Including an 18-hole golf course as well as various pools, the Resort radiates an elegant atmosphere. Improve your skills on the golf course or enjoy a champagne breakfast overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Low Season From $ 470 • Medium Season From $ 595 • High Season From $ 678 Hotel Palácio do Estoril ***** Since the 1930’s Hotel Palácio Estoril has been welcoming guests from the four corners of the world. Splendid classical surroundings offer the height of elegance and comfort, distinguished by our renowned hospitality. Situated in the heart of Estoril (20 minute drive from Lisbon) the Palácio is a luxury five star hotel with 161 rooms and 32 suites. On its doorstep, a wealth of leisure and cultural activities include the famous casino as well as white sandy beaches and exclusive golf courses. Low Season From $ 507 • Medium Season From $ 615 • High Season From $ 548 Hotel Fortaleza do Guincho ***** Overlooking the ocean, this deluxe fully-renovated 17th century fortress, member of the Relais & Châteaux chain, will enchant you. Fully air conditioned the hotel has 24 rooms and 3 junior suites with their balconies offering a breathtaking view, a renowned restaurant with one Michelin Star, bar, lounge and private car park. Low Season From $ 532 • Medium Season From $ 668 • High Season From $ 704 Grande Real Villa Italia Hotel & Spa ***** The Five Star Grande Real Villa Itália Hotel & Spa represents the pinnacle of Hotel design and the very best in sophistication and comfort. Built on the site of a former Italian palace this 124 rooms Hotel situated near the stylish town of Cascais, has superb decoration and superb facilities available making this perhaps the best hotel in Cascais. Low Season From $ 574 • Medium Season From $ 1.010 • High Season From $ 1.041 Hotel Albatroz ***** Located in the centre of Cascais, a summer resort at 30 km west of Lisbon, is a fully air conditioned Deluxe hotel unit built in what has been a former 19th century aristocratic residence, has 63 fully equipped rooms and suites, panoramic restaurant, bar with terrace over the sea, 2 outside sea view pools with sun terraces, Garage and Valet Parking. Low Season From $ 585 • Medium Season From $ 834 • High Season From $ 870 Hotel Tivoli Palácio dos Seteais ***** A luxurious and romantic palace which takes us back to the days of the elegance and architecture of the XVIII century, has 30 rooms, including 1 suite. This hotel also features the “Seteais” restaurant, a bar with an outdoor terrace, reading room, as well as an outdoor swimming pool, a tennis court and an equestrian centre. Also note the room service, laundry service, WI-FI in public areas and meeting rooms, the exclusive “T/Services”, car rental, tours, the airport shuttle service and the private parking. Low Season From $ 760 • Medium Season From $ 907 • High Season From $ 782 10 Portugal & Spain 2011-2012 Recommended Hotels (Estoril, Cascais and Sintra Cont.) Hotel Vila Galé Estoril **** Situated close to the beach in the centre of Estoril, just 200 metres from the famous casino this 4 star fully air conditioned hotel unit offers 126 rooms, a high-quality restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, gym, Jacuzzi and Turkish bath. Low Season From $ 335 • Medium Season From $ 370 • High Season From $ 430 Hotel Inglaterra **** Located in the centre of Estoril at 5 minutes walking distance from the railway station, the Hotel Inglaterra is a charming place first opened in the 1940s but fully refurbished in 2006. This 4 star hotel unit is fully air conditioned and has 55 rooms, restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, Health club and gymnasium. Low Season From $ 356 • Medium Season From $ 434 • High Season From $ 620 Pestana Sintra Golf Hotel **** The Pestana Sintra Hotel is located at the Quinta da Beloura’s residential complex, this 137 rooms hotel has the perfect location and is only 3km from the historical village of Sintra which has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. This hotel is also situated right next to the 18-hole golf course and is perfect for guests interested in this sport. Low Season From $ 428 • Medium Season From $ 444 • High Season From $ 470 Hotel Lido *** Located in Estoril, 5 minutes from the beach and 20 minutes from Lisbon, offers 56 rooms and 6 junior suites, all with balcony, air-conditioning, radio, satellite TV, direct-dial phone and safe. Panoramic restaurant with a unique view over Estoril and the sea, bar with snacks, swimming pool with solarium, games room and parking. Totally renovated in 2004. Low Season From $ 310 • Medium Season From $ 370 • High Season From $ 470 Hotel da Vila *** Opened in 2005, this fully air conditioned 3 stars hotel is located in the heart of Cascais. With 40 fully equipped rooms, some being Family rooms which can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children . Facilities include a lounge bar with direct access to the terrace, free Internet, newspapers and car parking. Low Season From $ 317 • Medium Season From $ 340 • High Season From $ 538 Hotel Baía *** Recently renovated this fully air conditioned 3 star hotel is situated beach front in the centre of Cascais and has 113 fully equipped rooms, most with balcony, a Grill Restaurant,a covered heated swimming pool with a snack bar, and private car park. Low Season From $ 370 • Medium Season From $ 410 • High Season From $ 475 Portugal & Spain 2011-2012 11.
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