| Package Description
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Visit 5 Cities
• 2 Days / 1 Night
• 4 Star Hotels
• All Year
• Daily Departures
From
Only 270€
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Prices Include |
4**** hotels (base 2 sharing)
In Double Room €270 p/p
In Single Room € 315 p/p
In Triple Room €262 p/p
Child with 2 adults € 216p/p
Includes:
• Accommodation at 4 Star hotels
• Buffet breakfast daily
• Meals as indicated
• Service charges & taxes included
• Ground transportation by deluxe motorcoach.
• Our Assistant during the tour
• Sightseeing tours as indicated in the itinerary
• Local guides and entrance fees.
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| Prices Do Not Include |
- Flights.
- Drinks.
- Any other options .
- Tips or expenses.
- Supplement single:
- Insurance. |
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Spendor Tour |
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Your trip, day by day |
Day
1 ROME - NAPLES - POMPEII – SORRENTO
Early morning departure from Rome for NAPLES, where
a short visit of the town is featured. Then on to
POMPEII, the famous Roman city destroyed by the
volcanic eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 a.D. Lunch in
a
local restaurant, and afterwards, visit of the excavations.
( Approximately 2 hours ). Proceed on to SORRENTO.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Day 2 SORRENTO - CAPRI - ROME
Buffet breakfast . Departure to CAPRI by steamer.
Weather and sea conditions permitting, visit the Blue
Grotto. Return to Marina Grande and then transfer to
Anacapri. Lunch in a typical restaurant followed by
a
visit of Augustus’ Gardens with a view of the
Faraglioni.
Return to Rome, at approx. 9.30 p.m..
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| Location |
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Departure:
Rome
Arrival: Rome
Route Map:
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| About the Region |
The largest city in southern
Italy and capital of Campania Region.
The city was founded by inhabitants of the Greek colony of
Cuma, around the eighth century B.C.. For this reason it was
named Neapolis (from Greek, meaning New City). Its buildings,
museums and even the language spoken by natives bear traces
of all periods of its history, from its Greek birth, until
the present day. Although conquered by the Romans in the 4th
century BC, it long retained its Greek culture.
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