ESCORTED TOURS - Kompas

ESCORTED TOURS 

2012 I Central Europe I Eastern Europe I Mediterranean 

• Tours with 

guaranteed 

departures 

• English 

speaking

THE EXPERIENCE OF KOMPAS HOLIDAYS INTERNATIONAL 

“Kompas Holidays International” offers the most comprehensive range of tours in 

Central, Eastern & Mediterranean Europe. With the professional staff of Kompas 

offices in more than 20 European countries, your clients are in good care. We are 

dedicated to ensuring memorable and happy vacation. 

� Guaranteed departures 

All Kompas tour departures are guaranteed giving you the advantage of planning your clients’ 

overseas trips well in advance. 

� English speaking tours 

All Kompas escorted tours are conducted only in English and are managed by our experienced 

tour leaders who have intimate and extensive knowledge of the destinations. 

� Modern air-conditioned motor coaches 

Kompas uses modern air-conditioned motor coaches to guarantee your clients a safe and comfortable 

trip. 

� Complete travel service 

Apart from escorted & hosted tours and cruises, Kompas will assist you with all other ad-hoc 

group or independent arrangements throughout Europe.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

KOMPAS ESCORTED TOUR PROGRAM 2012 - EUROPE (Central, Eastern & Mediterranean) 

08 | K010 ~ WARSAW, BERLIN & PRAGUE 

10 | K011 ~ LITTLE TOUR OF RUSSIA 

12 

| K100 ~ VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME 

16 | K301 ~ HIGHLIGHTS OF SLOVENIA 

20 | K501 ~ DISCOVERING THE BALKANS 

22 

24 

26 

| K505 ~ PRAGUE, VIENNA & BUDAPEST 

| K506 ~ PRAGUE & VIENNA 

| K507 ~ VIENNA & BUDAPEST 

28 | K508 ~ VIENNA TO BUCHAREST 

30 | K508P ~ PRAGUE TO BUCHAREST (NEW) 

13 days from Prague to Vienna, Budapest and Bucharest 

32 | K601 ~ EASTERN EUROPEAN PANORAMA 

34 

36 

38 

40 

42 

44 

48 

50 

52 

54 

60 

7 days from Moscow to Novgorod and St. Petersburg 

7 days from Ljubljana, Postojna, Piran, Goriska Brda, Soca Valley, Bled and Bohinj 

10 days from Prague and Vienna to Budapest 

7 days from Prague to Vienna 

7 days from Vienna to Budapest 

10 days from Vienna to Budapest and Bucharest 

13 days from Vienna to Budapest, Krakow, Warsaw, Berlin and Prague 

| K681 ~ VIENNA TO WARSAW 

9 days from Vienna to Budapest, Krakow and Warsaw 

| K700 ~ BELGRADE TO ZAGREB 

11 days from Belgrade, Cetinje, Kotor, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana to Zagreb 

| K801 ~ BOSNIA, CROATIA & SLOVENIA 

11 days from Sarajevo, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana to Zagreb 

| K802 ~ DALMATIAN SUNSHINE 

9 days from Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana to Zagreb 

| K803 ~ FROM GREECE TO DALMATIA 

16 days from Athens to Kalambaka, Ohrid, Tirana, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana and Zagreb 

| K804 ~ FROM ATHENS TO DUBROVNIK 

10 days from Athens to Kalambaka, Ohrid, Tirana and Dubrovnik 

46 | K805 ~ ADRIATIC CRUISE ABOARD THE ROYAL CLIPPER (NEW) 

8 days featuring Venice, Rovinj, Zadar, Split, Korcula, Kotor, Dubrovnik, Hvar, Mali Losinj 

56 

58 

62 

64 

7 days from Warsaw to Berlin and Prague 

8 days from Venice to Florence and Rome 

| K101 ~ VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME & SORRENTO (NEW) 

14 11 days from Venice to Florence, Rome and Sorrento 

18 | K401 ~ THE BEST OF UKRAINE, POLAND, & HUNGARY (NEW) 

12 days from Kiev to Lviv, Krakow, Zakopane and Budapest 

10 days from So�a to Belgrade, Sibiu, Brasov and Bucharest 

| K808 ~ ZAGREB TO VENICE 

14 days from Zagreb, Sarajevo, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes and Ljubljana to Venice 

| K808G ~ DUBROVNIK TO VENICE 

11 days from Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes and Ljubljana to Venice 

| K808Z ~ ZAGREB TO DUBROVNIK 

7 days f rom Zagreb and Sarajevo to Dubrovnik 

| K809 ~ CROATIA AND ADRIATIC CRUISE 

11 days from Zagreb, Plitvice, Split, Brac, Makarska, Korcula, Dubrovnik, Mljet and Hvar back to Split 

| K812 ~ SLAVONIA AND BARANJA 

4 days from Zagreb to llok, Vukovar, Osijek and Knezevi Vineyards 

| K905 ~ MOSCOW TO BALTIC STATES, POLAND, PRAGUE & VIENNA 

19 days from Moscow to Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Warsaw, Krakow, Prague and Vienna 

| K905M ~ MOSCOW TO BALTIC STATES, POLAND & PRAGUE 

17 days from Moscow to Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius, Warsaw, Krakow and Prague 

| K906 ~ WARSAW TO VIENNA 

9 days from Warsaw to Krakow, Prague and Vienna 

| K982 ~ THE BEST OF RUSSIA, BALTIC & WARSAW 

13 days from Moscow to Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius and Warsaw

LIST OF HOTELS 

COUNTRY CITY HOTEL TOURS 

ALBANIA TIRANA SHERATON K803, K804 

AUSTRIA VIENNA SAVOYEN/PARK ROYAL K505, K506, K507, K508, K508P 

RENAISSANCE WIEN K601, K681, K905, K906 

BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA SARAJEVO HOLIDAY INN K801, K808, K808Z 

BULGARIA SOFIA RADISSON BLU K501 

CROATIA DUBROVNIK LACROMA/ PRESIDENT K700, K801, K802 

LAPAD K803, K804, K808, K808G, K808Z 

ILOK ILOCKI PODRUMI K812 

SPLIT ATRIUM K700, K801, K802, K803, K808, K808G, K809 

PLITVICE JEZERO K700, K801, K802, K803, K808, K808G 

ZAGREB WESTIN K700, K801, K802, K803, K808, K808Z, K809, K812 

CZECH REPUBLIC PRAGUE MAJESTIC PLAZA K505, K506, K508P 

DIPLOMAT K010, K601, K905, K905M, K906 

ESTONIA TALLINN MERITON GRAND K905, K905M, K982 

GERMANY BERLIN ABBA/ MARITIM PRO ARTE K010, K601 

GREECE ATHENS DIVANI PALACE ACROPOLIS K803, K804 

KALAMBAKA DIVANI K803, K804 

HUNGARY BUDAPEST INTERCONTINENTAL K505, K507, K508, K508P 

RADISSON BLU K601, K681 

ZARA CONTINENTAL K401 

ITALY VENICE BAUER “PALLADIO HOTEL & SPA“ K808, K808G 

CARLTON K100, K101 

FLORENCE CROCE DI MALTA K100, K101 

ROME EUROSTARS INTERNATIONAL PALACE K100, K101 

SORRENTO LA RESIDENZA/PARCO DEI PRINCIPI K101 

LATVIA RIGA RADISSON BLU K905, K905M, K982 

LITHUANIA VILNIUS NOVOTEL K905, K905M, K982 

MACEDONIA OHRID METROPOL K803, K804 

POLAND WARSAW HOLIDAY INN K010, K601, K681, K905, K905M, K906, K982 

KRAKOW NOVOTEL CENTRUM K905, K905M, K906 

HOLIDAY INN K601, K681 

ANDELS K401 

ZAKOPANE BELVEDERE K401 

ROMANIA BRASOV ARO PALACE K501 

BUCHAREST INTERCONTINANTAL K508 

MARRIOTT K501 

SIBIU RAMADA K501 

TIMISOARA HOTEL TIMISOARA/NH TIMISOARA K501 

RUSSIA MOSCOW MARRIOTT GRAND K011, K905, K905M, K982 

NOVGOROD PARK INN VELIKY NOVGOROD K011, K905, K905M, K982 

ST. PETERSBURG HOLIDAY INN MOSCOVSKYE VOROTA K011, K905, K905M, K982 

SERBIA BELGRADE HOTEL MOSKVA K700, K501 

SLOVENIA BLED PARK K301, K700, K801, K802, K808, K808G 

GOLF K301, K803 

LJUBLJANA HOTEL CENTRAL K301 

NOVA GORICA HOTEL PARK K301 

PIRAN HOTEL PIRAN K301 

UKRAINE KIEV RADISSON BLU K401 

KAMENETS-PODOLSKY AMADEUS K401 

LVIV DNISTER K401

PRE & POST TOUR RATES 

I. HOTELS 

The rates are NET per person per night in US$ and include: 

Accommodation with breakfast 

Hotel taxes and service charges 

Austria 

Vienna 

Destination Hotel Tour Period Double Single 

Bosnia & Herzegovina 

Sarajevo 

Renaissance Wien 

Linke Wienzeile / Ullmannstrasse 71 

Phone: +43 1 891 020 

Austria Trend Savoyen 

Rennweg 16 

Phone: +43 1 5880 0800 

Austria Trend Park Royal 

Schlossallee 8 

Phone: +43 1 89 110 

Holiday Inn 

Zmaja od Bosne 4 

Phone: +387 33 288 000 

Bulgaria Radisson Blu 

4, Narodno Sabranie Square 

Phone: +3592 9334 334 

Croatia 

Dubrovnik 

Croatia 

Zagreb 

Czech Republic 

Prague 

Greece 

Athens 

Hungary 

Budapest 

Lapad 

Lapadska Obala 37 

Phone: +385 20 455 570 

Lacroma 

Iva Dulcica 34 

Phone: +385 20 449 100 

President 

Iva Dulcica 142 

Phone: +385 20 441 100 

Westin 

Krsnjavoga 1 

Phone: +385 1 489 2000 

Diplomat 

Evropska 15 

Phone: +420 296 559 111 

BW Premier Majestic Plaza 

Stepanska 33 

Phone: +420 221 486 100 

Divani Palace Acropolis 

19-25 Parthenonos 

Phone: +30 210 928 0100 

Intercontinental 

Apaczai Csere J.U. 12-14 

Phone: +36 1 327 6333 

Zara Continental 

Dohany utca 42-44 

Phone: +36 1 815 1000 

K601 

K681 

K905 

K906 

K506 

K507 

K508 

K801 

5/1 – 10/31 80 133 

4/1 – 29/4 

4/30 – 6/24 

6/25 – 9/2 

9/3 – 10/31 

4/1 – 4/30 & 7/1 – 8/31 

5/1 – 6/30 & 9/1 – 10/31 

78 

95 

78 

95 

67 

70 

137 

164 

137 

164 

113 

122 

K501 5/14-10/31 73 146 

K804 

K808G 

K802 

K700, K801, 

K802, K803 

K808, K808Z 

K809, K812 

K010 

K601 

K905M 

K505 

K506 

K508P 

K803 

K804 

K505 

K507 

K401 

4/1 – 4/28 

4/29 – 5/26 & 10/14 – 10/31 

5/27 – 7/7 & 9/16 – 10/13 

7/8 – 9/15 

4/1 – 4/27 

4/28 – 5/18 & 10/13 – 10/31 

5/19 – 6/15 & 9/29 – 10/12 

6/16 – 7/8 & 9/21 – 9/28 

7/9 – 9/20 

57 

72 

96 

111 

60 

72 

95 

110 

119 

85 

106 

144 

169 

95 

115 

151 

174 

190 

4/1 – 11/30 79 122 

4/1 - 6/30 & 9/1 - 10/31 

7/1 - 8/31 

63 

46 

126 

92 

1/4-10/31 71 124 

5/1-10/31 143 272 

4/20 – 6/30 & 9/1 – 11/10 

7/1 – 8/31 

5/1 – 5/31 

6/1 – 6/30 & 9/1 – 10/31 

7/1 – 8/31 

member of 5 ESCORTED TOUR PROGRAM 2012 

94 

88 

107 

78 

60 

162 

156 

201 

137 

103


Italy 

Venice 

Italy 

Rome 

Italy 

Sorrento 

Poland 

Warsaw 

Romania 

Bucharest 

Russia 

Moscow 

Destination Hotel Tour Period Double Single 

Russia 

St. Petersburg 

Serbia 

Belgrade 

Slovenia 

Ljubljana 

Slovenia 

Bled 

Ukraine 

Kiev 

Bauer ‘Palladio Hotel & Spa’ 

Giudecca 33 

Ph. +39 041 520 7022 

Carlton on the Grand Canal 

Santa Croce 578 

Phone: + 39 041 275 2200 

Eurostars International Palace 

Via Nazionale, 46 

Phone: + 39 06 4893 9960 

La Residenza 

Via Rota, 1 

Phone: +39 081 877 4698 

Parco Dei Principi 

Via Bernardino Rota, 1 

Phone: +39 081 878 4644 

Holiday Inn 

Zlota 2 

Phone: +48 22 697 3999 

Marriott 

Calea 13 Septembrie 90 

Phone: +40 21 4030000 

Intercontinental 

4 Nicolae Balcescu Blvd. 

Phone: +40-21-3102020 

Marriott Grand 

Tverskaya Street 26/1 

Phone: +7 495 937 0000 

K808 

K808G 

K100 

K101 

K100 

K101 

K010 

K681 

K906 

K982 

4/1-6/30 & 9/1-10/31 

7/1-8/31 

4/1-6/30 & 9/1-11/30 

7/1-8/31 

4/1-6/30 & 9/1-10/31 

7/1-8/31 & 11/1 – 11/30 

4/1-6/30 & 10/6-11/30 

7/1-10/5 

179 

158 

145 

112 

144 

84 

65 

81 

324 

284 

242 

182 

265 

150 

114 

146 

5/1-10/31 52 93 

K501 5/1-10/31 73 146 

K508 

K508P 

K011 

K905 

K905M 

K982 

Holiday Inn Moskovskye Vorota 

Moskovsky Pr. 97A 

Phone: +7 812 4487171 K011 

Hotel Moskva 

Terazije 20 

Phone: +381 11 268 62 55 

Hotel Central 

Miklosiceva 9 

Phone: +386 1 308 4301 

Hotel Golf 

Cankarjeva 4 

Phone: +386 4 579 1800 

Hotel Park 

Cesta svobode 15 

Phone: +386 4 579 18 00 

Hotel Radisson Blu 

Yaroslaviv Val Street 22 

Phone: +380 44 492 2200 

5/1-11/15 85 170 

5/1-10/31 113 195 

5/1- 5/14 

5/15-5/20 

5/21-6/30 

7/1-9/30 

10/1-10/31 

67 

73 

116 

93 

57 

109 

112 

198 

151 

91 

K700 4/1-10/31 78 108 

K301 4/1-10/31 70 122 

K301 

5/1-5/10 & 10/26-10/31 

5/11-31 & 7/6-8/30 & 9/28-10/25 

6/1-7/5 & 8/31-9/27 

68 

77 

94 

103 

111 

129 

K401 5/1 – 10/31 98 196 

member of 6 ESCORTED TOUR PROGRAM 2012


II. TRANSFERS US$ 44.00 per person 

The rate is NET per person in US$ and include: 

� One way transfer 

� 

III. SUPPLEMENT FOR EXCLUSIVE BUS USAGE 

The rates are NET per person in US$: 

� Supplement for groups of 15-20 pax US$ 250.00 per person 

� Supplement for groups of 21-30 pax US$ 200.00 per person 

� No supplement 

for groups of 31 pax or more 

� One pax free of charge is granted in half twin for every 20 pax paid in full 

IV. REDUCTIONS 

The rates are NET per person in US$: 

� 3rd adult sharing a room: US$ 8.00 per 3rd person per night 

� Child under 12 sharing as 3rd: US$ 20.00 per child per night 

� Unused nights on the tour: US$ 70.00 per person in twin per night 

member of 7 

US$ 80.00 in single per night 

ESCORTED TOUR PROGRAM 2012

K010 ~ WARSAW, BERLIN & PRAGUE 


INCLUDED FEATURES: 

� First class hotels, rooms with private facilities 

� Service charges and hotel taxes 

� Breakfast daily and 3 dinners 

� Touring by modern motor coach 

� Airport and local transfers 

� Professional English speaking tour director 

� Luggage handling 

� Headsets will be provided for included 

sightseeing tours, so you can easily hear your 

guide’s commentary 

SIGHTSEEING TOURS INCLUDED: 

� Warsaw 

� Berlin 

� Prague 

Day 1, arrive Warsaw, Friday 

You will be met and transferred to the hotel. There 

will be plenty of time to relax before meeting your 

fellow travelers and tour director. (D) 

Day 2, in Warsaw, Saturday 

The 700 year old capital is the symbol of the Polish 

nationhood and the will to survive against great 

odds. 

A sightseeing tour here includes a drive along the 

famous Royal Route from magni�cent Castle Square 

to Lazienki Park and Palace, the summer residence of 

the last King of Poland. Pass by the Palace of Science 

and Culture (known as a “wedding cake”), the Saxon 

Gardens, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, 

Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto and 

the Barbican. Continue with the walking tour of the 

Old Town, the Old Market Square and St. John’s 

Cathedral. The rest of the day is free for relaxing, 

shopping, a stroll through the city or an optional late 

afternoon Chopin concert. (B) 

member of 8 

Day 3, to Berlin, Sunday 

Stop in Poznan for an orientation tour, and then 

continue to Berlin, today's �nal destination. (B, D) 

Day 4, in Berlin, Monday 

Your morning sightseeing tour features the 

Reichstag, the Renaissance building that once 

housed German Parliament, and the lovely Schloss 

Charlottenburg. The tour continues through the city 

to view the other famous sights such as the Opera, 

the Schiller Theater and the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial 

Church. The afternoon is free to explore this once 

divided city on your own. (B) 

Day 5, to Prague, Tuesday 

This morning, continue your journey via Dresden, the 

beautiful Saxony Baroque city. On your orientation 


tour, view the Zwinger Palace and Semper Opera 

House. 

Afterwards, continue to the Czech capital of Prague. 

390 km (B, D) 

Day 6, in Prague, Wednesday 

Built on seven hills more than 1000 years ago and 

spread over both banks of the river Vltava, Prague is 

one of the most attractive cities in Europe. Your city 

tour starts with panoramic drive to the famous 

Wenceslas Square, the Strahov Stadium and the Castle 

Square. On a walking tour, visit the Royal Castle of 

Hradcany with Cathedral of St. Vitus, Old Royal 

Palace, St. George's Basilica and Golden Lane with 

Daliborka Tower. Cross the Charles Bridge and walk 

through the old quarter of Prague to view the Jewish 

Ghetto, the Town Hall and the world famous 

Astronomical Clock. The rest of the day is free. An 

optional visit to a cultural performance will be 

available. (B) 

Day 7, depart Prague, Thursday 

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your 

departure �ight. (B) 

HOTELS: 

� Warsaw: Holiday Inn (F) 

� Berlin: Hotel ABBA (SF) or Maritim pro Arte (F) 

� Prague: Diplomat (F) 

member of 9 

K010 ~ WARSAW, BERLIN & PRAGUE 


TOUR K010 

STARTING DATES: TERMINATION DATES: 

18-May 24-May 

01-Jun 07-Jun 

15-Jun 21-Jun 

29-Jun 05-Jul 

13-Jul 19-Jul 

27-Jul 02-Aug 

10-Aug 16-Aug 

24-Aug 30-Aug 

14-Sep 20-Sep 

21-Sep 27-Sep 

28-Sep 04-Oct 

12-Oct 18-Oct 

PRICES: 

Per person in twin: $ 1,498 

Single room supplement: $ 598 


K011 ~ LITTLE TOUR OF RUSSIA 





� Breakfast daily, 1 lunch and 3 dinners 

� Airport transfers 

� Touring by modern motor-coach 







� Moscow 

� Novgorod 

� St. Petersburg 

Day 1, arrive Moscow, Saturday 

Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your 

hotel. The rest of the day is at leisure. Welcome 

dinner in the evening. (D) 

Day 2, in Moscow, Sunday 

Moscow, one of the largest cities in the world, is the 

symbolic heart and soul of the country. Sightseeing 

begins at the Red Square, dominated by St. Basil's 

Cathedral and by the massive red walls of the 

Kremlin. Visit the Armory Museum; proceed to see 

the Moscow University and the popular Arbat 

shopping district. Continue with a drive along the 

wide boulevards and then stroll through GUM, 

Russia’s largest department store. Rest of the day is at 

leisure. You may take part in an optional tour by 

night of Moscow and its subway. (B) 

member of 10 

Day 3, to Tver and Novgorod, Monday 

After an early breakfast, depart for Tver, an ancient 

trading port nestled on the banks of the Volga River. 

The city o�ers fascinating treasures, including 

Putevoy Dvorets, built for Catherine II as a resting 

place on her journeys from Moscow to St. 

Petersburg. Enjoy a short sightseeing tour of this 

remarkable city. End the day in historic Novgorod, 

founded almost twelve centuries ago. (B, L, D) 

Day 4, to St. Petersburg, Tuesday 

A morning sightseeing tour of Novgorod starts at the 

Kremlin with a visit to St. Sophia Cathedral. Then, 

cross the river via a pedestrian bridge to visit the 

Yaroslav Court. In the afternoon, travel north to St. 

Petersburg, the former capital of the Romanov Czars. 

Upon arrival enjoy a �rst sightseeing tour of the city 

starting with the visit of Peter and Paul Fortress, 

quarter of the City museum and its cathedral, which 

houses the crypt of the Russian emperors. Next, visit 

St. Isaac’s Cathedral. (B, D) 

Day 5, in St. Petersburg, Wednesday 

There are not many cities in the world that can match 

the grace of St. Petersburg. When Peter the Great 

founded the city in 1703, he hired Europe’s best 

architects, craftsmen and artists to build and 

decorate it. Spread over 100 islands linked by over 

600 bridges, it is often referred to as “Venice of the 

North”. This morning sightseeing tour will feature 


highlight: the world-famous Hermitage, which 

houses many treasures from the Czarist era. The rest 

of the day is free at leisure. An optional tour to visit 

Petrodvorets, Peter the Great's Summer Palace, will 

be available. In the evening you may take part in an 

optional tour featuring a folklore performance. (B) 

Day 6, in St. Petersburg, Thursday 

Free day for shopping or individual activities. An 

optional tour to visit private palace & park of 

Catherine’s Palace in Pushkin, will be available. (B) 

Day 7, depart St. Petersburg, Friday 



K011 ~ LITTLE TOUR OF RUSSIA 


member of 11 

HOTELS: 

� Moscow: Marriott Grand (SF) 

� Novgorod: Park Inn Veliky Novgorod (F) 

� St. Petersburg: Holiday Inn (F) 

TOUR K011 


28-Apr 04-May 

12-May 18-May 

26-May 01-Jun 

23-Jun 29-Jun 

07-Jul 13-Jul 

28-Jul 03-Aug 

25-Aug 31-Aug 

08-Sep 

22-Sep 

06-Oct 

PRICES: 

14-Sep 

28-Sep 

12-Oct 




K100 ~ VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME 

8 Days from Venice to Florence and Rome 

TOUR FEATURES: 



� 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 4 dinners including a 

welcome dinner in Venice and a farewell 

dinner in Rome 

� Private deluxe motorcoach with air-conditioning, 

extra leg room and emergency washroom 

� Sightseeing with local guides: Venice, Pisa, 

Florence, Rome 






SPECIAL FEATURES: 

� Inside visits and special features as shown in 

bold in the tour description, including 

admission charges where applicable 


� Venice: Doge’s Palace, St. Mark’s Basilica 

� Florence: 

Michelangelo’ 

s David 

� Assisi: Basilica of St. Francis 

� Rome: Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel, 

Roman Forum and Colosseum 

Day 1, arrive Venice, Sunday 

Arrive in Venice airport where you will be met and 

transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at 

leisure. Welcome dinner and overnight. (D) 

member of 12 

Day 2, in Venice, Monday 

Today begins with a sightseeing tour of Venice. Start 

your walking tour in St. Mark’s Square, visit St. Mark's 

Basilica and the Doge's Palace, and view the Bell 

Tower and Bridge of Sighs. Also visit a glass blowing 

factory where you will see the demonstration of a 

traditional Venetian glass blowing. Balance of the day 

is at leisure. Enjoy Venice at your own pace, shop or 

join an optional gondola ride. (B) 

Day 3, to Florence, Tuesday 

Drive to Ferrara, a renaissance gem in the 

Emilia-Romagna region standing on the banks of the 

Po River. Orientation tour with your Tour Director. 

Continue to Pisa to view the famous Piazza del 

Miracoli with its Leaning Tower, the Baptistery and 

Duomo. End your day in Florence with dinner. (B, D) 

Day 4, in Florence, Wednesday 

Today’s morning city tour begins at the majestic 

Piazza del Duomo to see the Cathedral crowned by 

Brunelleschi’s Dome, the Giotto’s Bell Tower, and the 

Baptistery with Ghiberti’s bronze "Gate of Paradise". 

Then, visit the Academy of Fine Arts, where 

Michelangelo's David is displayed. Tour ends at the 

Piazzale Michelangelo with the most spectacular 

view over Florence. Remainder of the day is at leisure 

to independently savor the renaissance splendor of 

the Tuscan capital. (B) 


Day 5, to Rome, Thursday 

Traveling towards Rome through the stunning 

panorama of Tuscany, and afterwards, travel through 

Umbria to Assisi for a walking tour of the main 

square and a visit to the Basilica of St. Francis. 

Continue to Rome for dinner and overnight. (B, D) 

Day 6, in Rome, Friday 

A full day sightseeing tour shows you all the highlights 

of the Eternal city. Visit the Vatican Museums with 

Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica. Then 

continue on to visit the Colosseum, ancient Palatine 

Hill overlooking the Circus Maximus and the Imperial 

Palace, and the Roman Forum. Overnight. (B, L) 

Day 7, in Rome, Saturday 

Today you have a full day free in spectacular Rome. 

Your tour director will have suggestions on how to 

spend your time. You might want to visit some of the 

wonderful shops, galleries and museums, or relax in 

a sidewalk cafe - there are plenty of things to do and 

see, depending on your interests. Tonight, a farewell 

dinner with your fellow travelers will provide a 

perfect way to celebrate your glimpse of Italy. (B, D) 

Day 8, departing Rome, Sunday 

Morning transfer to Rome airport. Your homebound 

�ight arrives the same day. (B) 

HOTELS: 

� Venice: Carlton ( F ) 

� Florence: Croce Di Malta ( F ) 

� Rome: Eurostars International Palace (F) 

member of 13 

K100 ~ VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME 

8 Days from Venice to Florence and Rome 

TOUR K100 

Start date: End date: Prices: 

08-Apr 15-Apr $ 2,425 

15-Apr 22-Apr $ 2,425 

22-Apr 29-Apr $ 2,425 

29-Apr 06-May - $ 2,425 

13-May 20-May $ 2,425 

20-May 27-May $ 2,425 

27-May 03-Jun $ 2,425 

03-Jun 10-Jun $ 2,425 

17-Jun 24-Jun $ 2,425 

24-Jun 01-Jul $ 2,425 

01-Jul 08-Jul $ 2,225 

15-Jul 22-Jul $ 2,225 

29-Jul 05-Aug $ 2,225 

12-Aug 19-Aug $ 2,225 

26-Aug 02-Sep $ 2,225 

02-Sep 09-Sep $ 2,425 

09-Sep 16-Sep $ 2,425 

16-Sep 23-Sep $ 2,425 

23-Sep 30-Sep $ 2,425 

07-Oct 14-Oct $ 2,425 

14-Oct 21-Oct $ 2,425 

21-Oct 28-Oct $ 2,425 

28-Oct 04-Nov $ 2,275 

04-Nov 11-Nov $ 2,275 

11-Nov 18-Nov $ 2,275 



K101 ~ VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME AND SORRENTO 

11 Days from Venice to Florence, Rome and Sorrento 




� 10 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 5 dinners including a 

welcome dinner in Venice 

� Private deluxe motorcoach with air-conditioning, 

extra leg room and emergency washroom 

� Sightseeing with local guides: Venice, Pisa, 

Florence, Rome, Pompeii, Capri 






SPECIAL FEATURES: 

� Inside visits and special features as shown in 

bold in the tour description, including 

admission charges where applicable 


� Venice: Doge’s Palace, St. Mark’s Basilica 

� Florence: 

Michelangelo’ 

s David 

� Assisi: Basilica of St. Francis 

� Rome: Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel, 

Roman Forum and Colosseum 

Day 1, arrive Venice, Sunday 

Arrive in Venice airport where you will be met and 

transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at 

leisure. Welcome dinner and overnight. (D) 

Day 2, in Venice, Monday 

Today begins with a sightseeing tour of Venice. Start 

your walking tour in St. Mark’s Square, visit St. Mark's 

Basilica and the Doge's Palace, and view the Bell 

Tower and Bridge of Sighs. Also visit a glass blowing 

factory where you will see the demonstration of a 

traditional Venetian glass blowing. Balance of the day 

member of 14 

is at leisure. Enjoy Venice at your own pace, shop or 

join an optional gondola ride. (B) 

Day 3, to Florence, Tuesday 

Drive to Ferrara, a renaissance gem in the 

Emilia-Romagna region standing on the banks of the 

Po River. Orientation tour with your Tour Director. 

Continue to Pisa to view the famous Piazza del 

Miracoli with its Leaning Tower, the Baptistery and 

Duomo. End your day in Florence with dinner in your 

hotel. (B, D) 

Day 4, in Florence, Wednesday 

Today’s morning city tour begins at the majestic 

Piazza del Duomo to see the Cathedral crowned by 

Brunelleschi’s Dome, the Giotto’s Bell Tower, and the 

Baptistery with Ghiberti’s bronze "Gate of Paradise". 

Then, visit the Academy of Fine Arts, where 

Michelangelo's David is displayed. Tour ends at the 

Piazzale Michelangelo with the most spectacular 

view over Florence. Remainder of the day is at leisure 

to independently savor the renaissance splendor of 

the Tuscan capital. (B) 

Day 5, to Rome, Thursday 

Traveling towards Rome through the stunning 

panorama of Tuscany, and afterwards, travel through 

Umbria to Assisi for a walking tour of the main 

square and a visit to the Basilica of St. Francis. 

Continue to Rome for dinner and overnight. (B, D) 


Day 6, in Rome, Friday 

A full day sightseeing tour shows you all the highlights 

of the Eternal city. Visit the Vatican Museums with 

Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica. Then 

continue on to visit the Colosseum, ancient Palatine 

Hill overlooking the Circus Maximus and the Imperial 

Palace, and the Roman Forum. Overnight. (B, L) 

Day 7, in Rome, Saturday 

Today you have a full day free in spectacular Rome. 

Your tour director will have suggestions on how to 

spend your time. You might want to visit some of the 

wonderful shops, galleries and museums, or relax in 

a sidewalk cafe - there are plenty of things to do and 

see, depending on your interests. Tonight, a farewell 

dinner with your fellow travelers will provide a 

perfect way to celebrate your glimpse of Italy. (B, D) 

Day 8, to Sorrento, Sunday 

Depart Rome and travel towards Sorrento. En route, 

stop to visit Pompeii, the Roman city destroyed by 

an eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Dinner and 

overnight in your Sorrento hotel. (B, D) 

Day 9, excursion to Capri, Monday 

Glide across the bay to the beautiful Isle of Capri. 

Visit the magni�cent Gardens of Caesar Augustus 

and view the famed Faraglioni Rocks. Wander 

through the winding streets past the chic boutiques 

before returning to Sorrento. (B) 

K101 ~ VENICE, FLORENCE, ROME AND SORRENTO 

member of 15 

11 Days from Venice to Florence, Rome and Sorrento 

Day 10, in Sorrento, Tuesday 

Enjoy full day at leisure to explore Sorrento 

independently. (B) 

Day 11, depart Naples, Wednesday 

Morning transfer to Naples airport. Your homebound 

�ight arrives the same day. (B) 

HOTELS: 

� Venice: Carlton ( F ) 

� Florence: Croce Di Malta ( F ) 

� Rome: Eurostars International Palace (F) 

� Sorrento: La Residenza (F) or Parco dei Principi (F) 

TOUR K101 

Start date: End date: Prices: 

08-Apr 18-Apr 

Single room supplement 

$ 3,058 

22-Apr 02-May $ 3,058 

20-May 30-May $ 3,058 

03- Jun 13-Jun $ 3,058 

17-Jun 27-Jun $ 3,058 

01-Jul 11-Jul $ 3,058 

29-Jul 08-Aug $ 3,058 

26-Aug 05-Sep $ 3,058 

09-Sep 19-Sep $ 3,058 

23-Sep 03-Oct $ 3,058 

07-Oct 17-Oct $ 3,058 

21-Oct 31-Oct $ 3,058 

04-Nov 14-Nov $ 3,058 

$ 886 


K301 ~ HIGHLIGHTS OF SLOVENIA 







� Travel by modern air-conditioned motor-coach 







� Ljubljana 

� Postojna cave and Predjama castle 

� Piran 

� Secovlje 

� Soca valley 

� Bled 

Day 1, arrive Ljubljana or Venice, Monday 

Upon arrival in Venice or Ljubljana you will be met 

and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is at 

leisure. This evening, meet your fellow travelers for 

welcome orientation meeting including welcome 

drink. Overnight in Ljubljana. 

Day 2, Postojna to Piran, Tuesday 

The day is reserved for the Karst region. Visit 

Postojna Cave and continue to Predjama medieval 

castle perched in the middle of a cli�. Drive to 

Slovenian coast. Dinner at local restaurant. Overnight 

in Piran. (B, D) 

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Day 3, Piran, Portoroz and Goriska Brda, Wednesday 

Morning tour of Piran is followed by the visit of 

Portoroz, popular tourist resort, before we continue 

to Secovlje Salt-pans. We will turn inland and travel 

to Nova Gorica. Rest of the day at leisure or you can 

take a part in an optional tour to the vineyard region 

of Goriska Brda where you will have the possibility to 

taste local cuisine and wines. Overnight in Nova 

Gorica. (B) 

Day 4, Soca Valley, Thursday 

Morning drive upstream the emerald green Soca 

river, through Kobarid (mentioned in Hemmingway's 

Farewell to Arms) and visit of the WW1 museum. 

After the visit you will travel to Bled and end the day 

in this peaceful town beautifully situated in the Alps. 

Overnight in Bled. (B) 

Day 5, Bled, Friday 

A sightseeing tour of Bled features the charming 

town with the lakeshore, and imposing Bled Castle, 

perched on a cli� high above the lake. 

The rest of the day is at leisure or you can take an 

optional tour to Sko�a Loka – the medieval town 

with castle that rises above the con�uence of the two 

Sora rivers. Overnight in Bled. (B) 


K301 ~ HIGHLIGHTS OF SLOVENIA 


Day 6, Bled and Bohinj, Saturday 

Day at leisure in Bled. 

Possibility to join the optional tour to the other 

Alpine beauty – lake Bohinj. You will visit the 

Sheppard’s museum and taste the best Slovenian 

cheese. Return to Bled. 

Tonight farewell dinner at local restaurant and 

overnight in Bled. (B, D) 

Day 7, depart Bled, Sunday 

After breakfast you will be transferred to Ljubljana 

airport, Koper airport or Venice airport for your �ight 

home. (B) 

HOTELS: 

� Ljubljana: Hotel Central (F) 

� Piran: Hotel Piran (F) 

� Nova Gorica: Hotel Park (F) 

� Bled: Park (F) or Golf (F) 

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TOUR K301 

STARTING DATES TERMINATION DATES 

07-May 13-May 

04-Jun 10-Jun 

18-Jun 24-Jun 

09-Jul 15-Jul 

13-Aug 19-Aug 

03-Sep 09-Sep 

17-Sep 23-Sep 

08-Oct 14-Oct 

PRICES: 


Single room supplement : $ 390 


K401 ~ THE BEST OF UKRAINE, POLAND AND HUNGARY 







� Touring by modern air-conditioned motor coach 







� Kiev 

� Kamenets-Podolsky 

� Lviv 

� Krakow 

� Zakopane 

� Budapest 

Day 1, arrive Kiev, Saturday 


hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax. Welcome 

dinner tonight in a typical Ukrainian restaurant. (D) 

Day 2, in Kiev, Sunday 

Morning sightseeing tour of Ukraine's capital 

features some of the most impressive sights of this 

ancient city, such as the stunning 'onion-domed' St. 

Sophia Cathedral, home to a breathtaking 

member of 18 

Zakopane 

CZECH REPUBLIC 

POLAND 

Krakow 

3 Budapest 

HUNGARY 

collection of mosaics and frescoes; St. Vladimir 

Cathedral with wonderful frescoes and bustling 

main boulevard Kreschatyk. See also the Golden 

Gate, the only remaining section of ancient Kiev's 

original forti�cation. Following, drive to the 

fascinating Lavra Monastery; it was Kievian Rus' 

�rst monastery and is today one of the city's prime 

tourist and pilgrim site. We will take a guided tour of 

some of the main highlights of the complex, 

including The Museum of Historical Treasures. The 

rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 

Day 3, to Vinitsa and Kamenets-Podolsky, Monday 

This morning drive to Vinitsa, passing by cities Zhitomyr 

and Berdichev. Lunch at the local restaurant is 

followed by visit of Werewolf, the site of former 

Hitler's bunker during WWII. Conclude the day in 

Kamenets-Podolsky. Dinner at hotel. (B, L, D) 

Day 4, via Ternopol to Lviv, Tuesday 

Morning short city tour of Kamenets-Podolsky, the 

town-museum, including visit to the Fortress. 

Following, our journey takes us pass former border 

territory between Poland and Soviet Union; via 

Ternopol to Lviv, example of cross-culture mixture for 

centuries. Dinner and overnight. (B, D) 

Day 5, in Lviv, Wednesday 

2 

1 

SLOVAKIA 

Lviv 

Kamenets 

Podolsky 

Kiev 

Lviv is renowned as one of the prettiest towns in 

Ukraine and its historic centre is protected by 

UNESCO World Heritage Site. This morning we take 

in some of city’s highlights, including the Opera 

house, the Dominican Church and the fascinating 

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K401 ~ THE BEST OF UKRAINE, POLAND AND HUNGARY 

Lykachivsky Cemetery, with one of the oldest 

graveyards in Europe. The rest of the day is at leisure 

to explore city on your own. Overnight. (B) 

Day 6, to Krakow, Thursday 

After breakfast we leave Ukraine behind, as we drive 

through Polish countryside to Krakow. On the way 

stop in Lancut and visit the Lancut Castle; housing 

valuable equipment, art and very unique collection 

of noble carriages. Dinner and overnight. (B, D) 

Day 7, in Krakow, Friday 

Your sightseeing tour starts with a visit to the Wawel 

Hill, viewing the Royal Castle and visiting the Royal 

Cathedral. Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town 

where you will visit the Main Market Square, 

Renaissance Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Church. The 

afternoon is free for a stroll around the city. (B) 

Day 8, Krakow to Zakopane, Saturday 

After free morning, drive to Zakopane. Although 

Zakopane is known as the winter capital of Poland, 

the town is beautiful and attractive all year round. 

Stroll along Krupowki street and admire unique 

Zakopane-style houses and myriad traditional 

highland inns and restaurants. Visit a beautiful 

timber lodge of Villa Atma, the old Zakopane 

cemetery and the 19th-century wooden Old 

Church. Dinner with folklore music at local 

restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 9, Zakopane to Budapest, Sunday 

After breakfast, take a ride on a funicular railway to 

the top of Mount Gubalowka. The summit o�ers 

breathtaking views of the Tatra Mountains as well as 

other ranges. 

The road to Budapest winds through the lovely hills 

and countryside of Slovakia, past the Tatras 

Mountains and along Danube River. Reach Budapest 

just in time to relax before dinner. (B, D) 

Day 10, in Budapest, Monday 

Situated on the opposite banks of the Danube River, 

the former cities of Buda and Pest are linked by a series 

of graceful bridges. Your morning sightseeing tour 


member of 19 

includes views of the decorative Parliament building, 

seat of the National Assembly; Vaci Utca, a pedestrian 

street lined with shops and restaurants; Heroes' 

Square with the Millennium Memorial, 118 foot high 

Corinthian column dedicated to the Roman Catholic 

Church, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The 

balance of the day is at leisure. (B) 

Day 11, in Budapest, Tuesday 

Sightseeing tour this morning focuses on the Castle 

Hill area, the 13th century Matthias Church, 

Fisherman’s Bastion and Royal Palace. Afternoon 

is free for last minute shopping or independent 

exploration. Tonight, enjoy farewell dinner with 

entertainment in a typical Csarda restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 12, depart Budapest, Wednesday 



HOTELS: 

� Kiev: Radisson Blu (F) 

� Kamenets-Podolsky: Amadeus (F) 

� Lviv: Dnister (F) 

� Krakow: Hotel Andels (SF) 

� Zakopane: Hotel Belvedere (F) 

� Budapest: Hotel Zara Continental (SF) 

TOUR K401 


12-May 23-May 

02-Jun 13-Jun 

14-Jul 25-Jul 

04-Aug 15-Aug 

25-Aug 05-Sep 

15-Sep 26-Sep 

06-Oct 17-Oct 

PRICES: 




K501 ~ DISCOVERING THE BALKANS 






� Touring by modern motor coach 

� Airport and local transfers 







� So�a 

� Belgrade 

� Novi Sad 

� Timisoara 

� Hunedoara 

Day 1, arrive So�a, Friday 

� Sibiu 

� Sighisoara 

� Brasov 

� Bucharest 

Arrive in So�a. You will be met at the airport and 

transferred to the hotel. Plenty of time to relax 

before meeting your fellow travelers and tour 

director at the welcome dinner. (D) 

Day 2, in So�a, Saturday 

Half day So�a city tour. The highlights of the tour will 

be the visits to the National History Museum where 

the gold and silver Thracian treasures are displayed, 

the Alexander Nevski Cathedral and Alexander 

Nevski Crypt. Evening at leisure to relax. Overnight. 

(B) 

Day 3, So�a - Nis - Belgrade, Sunday 

After breakfast departure towards Nis the 

third-largest city in Serbia. Here you will enjoy an 

orientation tour and a complimentary lunch. 

Proceed to Belgrade with arrival in the late 

afternoon. Tonight enjoy dinner with local live music 

in a typical national restaurant in the old bohemian 

quarter of Skadarlija. Overnight. (B, L, D) 

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20 

Day 4, in Belgrade, Monday 

Your morning sightseeing tour includes the city’s 

main attractions: the imposing Kalemegdan 

Fortress dramatically situated at the joining of the 

Sava and Danube Rivers; the Republic Square and 

Knez Mihajlova street; Saint Sava Temple, the largest 

Orthodox Church in the city, and Tito’s Memorial. (B) 

Day 5, Belgrade - Novi Sad - Timisoara, Tuesday 

After breakfast depart to Novi Sad. Capital of the 

Northern Serbian province of Vojvodina and Serbia's 

second largest city after Belgrade. Upon arrival enjoy 

walking tour of all the major attractions of Novi Sad 

including the Petrovaradin Fortress, Liberty Square, the 

Cathedral, City Council, Zmaj Jovina and Dunavaska 

Street. Continue to Timisoara, the city where Romanian 

revolution started in 1989. Arrive to Timisoara and view 

ruins of Timisoara Fortress, Huniady Castle, Pasha's 

Wheel and Fabric residential areas, Corso shopping 

area, and accommodation with dinner. (B, D) 


Day 6, Timisoara - Sibiu, Wednesday 

After breakfast departure to Sibiu. On the way to 

Sibiu we will visit the fortress of Hunedoara that 

become the castle of the most pre-eminent king of 

the medieval – Matia Corvin.The monument has a 

special glamour due to its di�erent construction 

styles the presence of military and civil innovations 

as well as for the impetuous court life that animated 

it for more than 400 years. Arrival to Sibiu and 

accommodation with dinner. (B, D) 

Day 7, Sibiu - Sighisoara - Brasov, Thursday 

After breakfast, sightseeing tour of Sibiu, once the 

richest town in Transylvania. During the tour you will 

see the Huet Square, the Large Square, the 

Evangelical Cathedral, the Liars' Bridge and others. 

Continue towards Sighisoara, the best preserved 

medieval city in South-Eastern Europe, for 

sightseeing tour including entrance to the famous 

Clock Tower Museum. Continue to Brasov, walking 

tour of Brasov including the visit of the First 

Romanian School with an impressive collection of 

rare books. Accommodation and dinner in a local 

restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 8, Brasov - Bucharest, Friday 

Following breakfast departure towards Bran. Visit of 

the Bran Castle made famous by Bram Stoker's 

novel as the residence of the vampire count, Dracula. 

Continue to Bucharest and stop in Peles Castle built 

as the summer residence of King Carol I. Afterwards 

continue to the 17th century Sinaia Monastery and 

to Bucharest. After arrival accommodation at your 

hotel and dinner. (B, D) 

Day 9, in Bucharest, Saturday 

Get acquainted with the Romanian capital, once 

nicknamed "Little Paris". During the tour you will visit 

the Parliament Palace, the second largest building in 

the world after the Pentagon and the National 

Treasure. Listen how the Romanian people �nally 

succeeded to topple the last communist dictator in 

eastern Europe in the Revolution Square. Your tour 

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will bring you also to the Romanian Athenaeum, the 

Opera House, the National Military Club, the Military 

Academy, Triumphal Arch and The Village Museum. 

Farewell dinner with folklore show. (B, D) 

Day 10, depart Bucharest, Sunday 

After breakfast you have some time at leisure until 

the departure transfer to the airport for your �ight 

home. (B) 

HOTELS: 

� So�a: Radisson Blu (DLX) 

� Belgrade: 

Hotel Moskva (F) 

� Timisoara: Hotel Timisoara (F) or NH Timisoara (F) 

� Sibiu: 

Ramada (SF) 

� Brasov: 

Aro Palace (SF) 

� Bucharest 

TOUR K501 


11-May 20-May 

25-May 03-Jun 

22-Jun 01-Jul 

13-Jul 22-Jul 

03-Aug 12-Aug 

31-Aug 09-Sep 

14-Sep 23-Sep 

05-Oct 14-Oct 

PRICES: 

: Marriott (DL X) 




K505 ~ PRAGUE, VIENNA & BUDAPEST 





� Breakfast daily 

� Dinner with folklore in Prague 

� Dinner with entertainment in Grinzing suburb 

of Vienna 

� Farewell dinner with entertainment in typical 

csarda restaurant in Budapest 

� Opera performance in Prague 

� Strauss & Mozart Concert in Vienna 

� Inter-city travel by modern motor coach 

� Arrival and departure transfers 







� Prague: Royal Castle of Hradcany, 

St. Vitus Cathedral 

� Vienna: Hofburg Palace, Kunsthistorische 

Museum 

� Budapest: Fisherman’s Bastion, Coronation 

Church 

member of 

22 

Day 1, arrive Prague, Friday 

You will be met and transferred to your hotel. Dinner 

with folklore in a local restaurant. (D) 

Day 2, in Prague, Saturday 

This morning, tour the old part of the city to view the 

Old Town Square, the famous Astronomical Clock, 

the Jewish Quarter, St. Nicholas Church, Charles 

Bridge and more. The rest of the day is at leisure. 

Tonight, enjoy an opera performance. (B) 

Day 3, in Prague, Sunday 

Today, cross the Vltava River to visit the Royal Castle of 

Hradcany with Cathedral of St. Vitus, Old Royal Palace, 

St. George's Basilica and Golden Lane with Daliborka 

Tower. Your afternoon and evening are at leisure. (B) 

Day 4, to Vienna, Monday 

Travel by motor coach to Vienna, the "City of Waltz". 

The rest of the day is free. Dinner tonight will be in a 

typical local Heurigen restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 5, in Vienna, Tuesday 

On your morning sightseeing tour, visit the Hofburg 

Palace, once the seat of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, 

and view the Belvedere Palace, Prater amusement 

park, the UN buildings, St. Stephen’s Cathedral and 

other vivid reminders of the city’s imperial history. 

After a free afternoon, enjoy an evening concert of 

Strauss’ and Mozart’s music. (B) 


Day 6, in Vienna, Wednesday 

Take a guided visit to the Kunsthistorische Museum 

in the morning. The rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 

Day 7, to Budapest, Thursday 

Today, journey takes you eastbound by motor coach 

to Budapest, often called "Paris of the East". The 

afternoon is free for independent activities or 

optional excursions. (B) 

Day 8, in Budapest, Friday 






street lined with shops and restaurants; Heroes’ 




rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 

Day 9, in Budapest, Saturday 

Sightseeing tour this morning focuses on the 

Castle Hill area, the 13th century Matthias Church, 



exploration. Tonight, enjoy dinner with entertainment 

in a typical Csarda restaurant. (B, D) 

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Day 10, depart Budapest, Sunday 



HOTELS: 

� Prague: Majestic Plaza (F) 

� Vienna: Savoyen (F) or Park Royal (F) 

� Budapest: Intercontinental Hotel (F) 

TOUR K505 


27-Apr -Apr 006-May -May 

11-May 20-May 

25-May 03-Jun 

08-Jun 17-Jun 

22-Jun 01-Jul 

06-Jul 15-Jul 

20-Jul 29-Jul 

03-Aug 12-Aug 

17-Aug 26-Aug 

07-Sep 16-Sep 

14-Sep 23-Sep 

21-Sep 30-Sep 

05-Oct 

12-Oct 

PRICES: 

14-Oct 

21-Oct 

26-Oct 04-Nov 




K506 ~ PRAGUE & VIENNA 

7 Days from Prague to Vienna 







of Vienna 











� Prague: Royal Castle of Hradcany, St. Vitus 

Cathedral 


Museum 

Day 1, arrive Prague, Friday 



member of 

24 

Day 2, in Prague, Saturday 












Travel by motor coach to Vienna, the "City of Waltz". 





Palace, once the seat of the Austro-Hungarian 

Empire, and view the Belvedere Palace, Prater 

amusement park, the UN buildings, St. Stephen’s 

Cathedral and other vivid reminders of the city’s 

imperial history. After a free afternoon, enjoy an 

evening concert of Strauss’ and Mozart’s music. (B) 




this morning. The rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 

Day 7, depart Vienna, Thursday 



HOTELS: 



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25 

TOUR K506 

K506 ~ PRAGUE & VIENNA 


27-Apr 

11-May 

08-Jun 14-Jun 

22-Jun 28-Jun 

06-Jul 12-Jul 

20-Jul 26-Jul 

03-Aug 09-Aug 

17-Aug 23-Aug 

07-Sep 13-Sep 

14-Sep 20-Sep 

21-Sep 27-Sep 

05-Oct 11-Oct 

12-Oct 18-Oct 

26-Oct 01-Nov 

PRICES: 

7 Days from Prague to Vienna 

03-May 

17-May 

25-May 31-May 




K507 ~ VIENNA & BUDAPEST 







of Vienna 

� Farewell dinner with entertainment in typical 

csarda restaurant in Budapest 











Museum 


Church 

Day 1, arrive Vienna, Monday 


tonight will be in a typical local Heurigen restaurant. (D) 

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this morning. The balance of the day is free. (B) 


Today, journey eastbound by motor coach to 

Budapest, often called “Paris of the East”. The 




Situated on the opposite banks of the river Danube, 

















in a typical csarda restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 7, depart Budapest, Sunday 


departur ight. (B) 

HOTELS: 



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TOUR K507 


30-Apr 06-May 

14-May 20-May 

28-May 03-Jun 

11-Jun 17-Jun 

25-Jun 01-Jul 

09-Jul 15-Jul 

23-Jul 29-Jul 

06-Aug 12-Aug 

20-Aug 26-Aug 

10-Sep 16-Sep 

17-Sep 23-Sep 

24-Sep 30-Sep 

08-Oct 14-Oct 

15-Oct 21-Oct 

29-Oct 04-Nov 

PRICES: 





K508 ~ VIENNA TO BUCHAREST 







of Vienna 

� Dinner with entertainment in typical csarda 

restaurant in Budapest 






� Flight ticket ’Budapest - Bucharest’ 






Museum 


Church 

� Bucharest: Parliament Palace, The Village 

Museum 

� Brasov: First Romanian School; Sinaia Monastery; 

Bran Castle 

Day 1, arrive Vienna, Monday 


tonight will be in a typical local Heurigen restaurant. (D) 

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Day 7, to Bucharest, Sunday 

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your �ight 

to Bucharest. Upon arrival, hotel transfer with a 

panoramic orientation city tour. The rest of the day is 

at leisure. (B) 

Day 8, in Bucharest, Monday 


nicknamed "Little Paris". During the tour you will visit 

the Parliament Palace, the second largest building 

in the world after the Pentagon and the National 


succeeded to topple the last communist dictator in 

eastern Europe in the Revolution Square. Your tour 

will bring you also to the Romanian Athenaeum, the 

Opera House, the National Military Club, the Military 


Accommodation and dinner in a local restaurant. 

(B, D) 

Day 9, to Sinaia, Bran and Brasov, Tuesday 

Your sightseeing tour starts with a visit to the 17th 

century Sinaia Monastery. Then stop in Peles Castle 

built as the summer residence of King Carol I. 

Continue the tour with a visit to the Bran Castle, 

made famous by Bram Stoker’s novel as the 

residence of the vampire count, Dracula. Next, 

walking tour of Brasov including the visit of the First 

Romanian School with an impressive collection of 

rare books. Farewell dinner with folklore show. (B, D) 

Day 10, depart Bucharest, Wednesday 

After breakfast transfer to the airport for your �ight 

home. (B) 

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HOTELS: 

� Vienna: Savoyen (F) / Park Royal (F) 


� Bucharest: Intercontinental Hotel (F) 


06-Aug 

10-Sep 

19-Sep 

17-Sep 

26-Sep 

08-Oct 

17-Oct 

15-Oct 24-Oct 

29-Oct 

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NA 

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TOUR K508 

30-Apr 09-May 

14-May 23-May 

28-May 06-Jun 

11-Jun 20-Jun 

25-Jun 04-Jul 

09-Jul 18-Jul 

23-Jul 01-Aug 

PRICES: 

15-Aug 

20-Aug 29-Aug 

24-Sep 

03-Oct 

07-Nov 




K508P ~ PRAGUE TO BUCHAREST 









of Vienna 

� Dinner with entertainment in typical csarda 

restaurant in Budapest 


� Dinner in Bucharest 

� Dinner with folklore in a local restaurant in 

Bucharest 

� 

Inter-city travel by modern motor coach 




� Flight ticket ’Budapest - Bucharest’ 





� Prague: Royal Castle of Hradcany, St. Vitus Cathedral 

� Vienna: Hofburg Palace, Kunsthistorische Museum 

� Budapest: Fisherman’s Bastion, Coronation Church 

� Bucharest: Parliament Palace, The Village Museum 

� Brasov: First Romanian School; Sinaia Monastery; 

Bran Castle 

Day 1, Friday, arrive Prague 



Day 2, Saturday, in Prague 




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Day 3, Sunday, in Prague 





Day 4, Monday, to Vienna 

Travel by motor coach to Vienna, the “City of Waltz”. 



Day 5, Tuesday, in Vienna 




amusement park, the UN buildings, St. Stephen’s 

Cathedral and other vivid reminders of the city’s 

imperial history. After a free afternoon, enjoy an 

evening concert of Strauss’ and Mozart’s music. (B) 

Day 6, Wednesday, in Vienna 



Day 7, Thursday, to Budapest 



Afternoon is free for independent activities or 

optional excersions. (B) 


Day 8, Friday, in Budapest 











Day 9, Saturday, in Budapest 







Day 10, Sunday, to Bucharest 


to Bucharest. Upon arrival hotel transfer with a 

panoramic orientation city tour. The rest of the day is 

at leisure. (B) 

Day 

11, 

Monday, 

in 

Bucharest 


nicknamed “Little Paris”. During the tour you will visit 

the Parliament Palace, the second largest building in 

the world after the Pentagon and the National 


succeded to topple the last communist dictator in 

eastern Europe in the Revolution Square. Your tour will 

bring you also to the Romanian Athenaeum, the Opera 

House, the National Military Club, the Military 


Accommodation and dinner in a local restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 12, Tuesday, to Sinaia, Bran and Brasov 

Your sightseeing tour starts with a visit to the 17th 

century Sinaia Monastery. Then stop in Peles Castle 

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built as the summer residence of King Carol I. 

Continue the tour with a visit to the Bran Castle made 

famous by Bram Stoker’s novel as the residence of the 

vampire count, Dracula. Next, walking tour of Brasov 

including the visit of the First Romanian School with 

an impressive collection of rare books. Farewell dinner 

with folklore show. (B, D) 

Day 13, Wednesday, depart Bucharest 


home. (B) 

HOTELS: 


� Vienna: Savoyen (F) / Park Royal (F) 


� Bucharest: Intercontinental Hotel (F) 

TOUR K508P 


27-Apr 09-May 

11-May 23-May 

25-May 06-Jun 

08-Jun 20-Jun 

22-Jun 04-Jul 

06-Jul 18-Jul 

20-Jul 01-Aug 

03-Aug 

15-Aug 

17-Aug 29-Aug 

07-Sep 

19-Sep 

14-Sep 26-Sep 

21-Sep 

03-Oct 

05-Oct 

17-Oct 

12-Oct 24-Oct 

26-Oct 

07-Nov 

PRICES: 




K601 ~ EASTERN EUROPEAN PANORAMA 














� Vienna 

� Budapest 

� Krakow 

� Warsaw 

� Berlin 

� Prague 

Day 1, arrive Vienna, Saturday 

You will be met and transferred to your hotel. Plenty 

of time to relax before meeting your fellow travelers 

and your Tour Director at the welcome dinner. (D) 

Day 2, in Vienna, Sunday 






Afternoon is at leisure. (B) 

Day 3, to Budapest, Monday 

Today, travel east and cross the border to Hungary. 

Continue through the Transdanubian region, reaching 

Budapest just in time to relax before dinner. (B, D) 

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the former cities of Buda and Pest are linked by a 

series of graceful bridges. Your morning sightseeing 

tour includes views of the outstanding Parliament, the 

Royal Palace and the Castle Hill area, the Fisherman’s 

Bastion, Matthias Church, the Heroes’ Square and 

Gellert Hill with its Citadel. The rest of the day is at 

leisure to explore this exciting city on your own. (B) 

Day 5, to Krakow, Wednesday 

The road to Krakow winds through the lovely hills and 

countryside of Slovakia, past the Tatras Mountains 

and into the great plains of Poland. A relaxing dinner 

in Krakow is planned upon arrival. (B, D) 

Day 6, in Krakow, Thursday 



Cathedral. Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town where 

you will visit the Main Market Square, Renaissance 

Cloth Hall and St. Mary’s Church. The afternoon is 

free for a stroll around the city. (B) 


Day 7, to Warsaw, Friday 

This morning perhaps join an optional trip to one of 

the most somber memorials of the past, Auschwitz 

Concentration Camp. Later, journey to Czestochowa 

and visit the Yasna Gora Monastery, known for the 

blackened picture of the Virgin Mary popularly called 

the “Black Madonna”. In the late afternoon, arrive in 

Poland’s capital city, Warsaw. (B, D) 


The 700 years old capital is a symbol of the Polish 


odds. A sightseeing tour here includes a drive along 

the famous Royal Route from the magni cent Castle 

Square to Lazienki Park and Palace, the summer 

residence of the last king of Poland. Pass by the Palace 

of Science and Culture (known as the “wedding 

cake”), the Saxon Gardens, the Tomb of the Unknown 

Soldier, the Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw 

Ghetto and the Barbican. Continue with the walking 

tour of the Old Town, the Old Market Square and 

St. John’s Cathedral. The rest of the day is free for 

relaxing, shopping, a stroll through the city or an 

optional late afternoon Chopin concert. (B) 

Day 9, to Berlin, Sunday 

Stop in Poznan for an orientation tour, and then 

continue to Berlin, today’ nal destination. (B, D) 

Day 10, in Berlin, Monday 

Your morning sightseeing tour features the Reichstag, 

the Renaissance building that once housed Germany’s 

Parliament, and the lovely Schloss Charlottenburg. 

The tour continues through the city to view famous 

sights such as the Opera, the Schiller Theater and the 

Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. The afternoon is free 

to explore this once divided city on your own. (B) 

Day 11, to Prague, Tuesday 

This morning, continue your journey via Dresden, the 

beautiful Saxony Baroque city. On your orientation 

tour, view Zwinger Palace and Semper Opera House. 

Afterwards, continue to Prague, the Capital of Czech 

Republic. (B, D) 

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Day 12, in Prague, Wednesday 



one of the most attractive cities in Europe. Your city tour 

starts with panoramic drive to the famous Wenceslas 

Square, the Strahov Stadium and the Castle Square. On 

a walking tour, visit the Royal Castle of Hradcany with 

Cathedral of St. Vitus, Old Royal Palace, St. George's 

Basilica and Golden Lane with Daliborka Tower. 

Cross the Charles Bridge and walk through the old 

quarter of Prague to view the Jewish Ghetto, the Town 

Hall and the world famous Astronomical Clock. The rest 

of the day is free. An optional visit to a cultural 

performance will be available. (B) 

Day 13, depart Prague, Thursday 



HOTELS: 

� Vienna: Renaissance (SF) 

� Budapest: Radisson BLU (F) 

� Krakow: Holiday Inn (F) 


� Berlin: Hotel ABBA (SF) or Maritim pro Arte (F) 


TOUR K601 


12-May 24-May 

26-May 07-Jun 

09-Jun 21-Jun 

23-Jun 05-Jul 

07-Jul 19-Jul 

21-Jul 02-Aug 

04-Aug 16-Aug 

18-Aug 30-Aug 

08-Sep 20-Sep 

15-Sep 27-Sep 

22-Sep 04-Oct 

06-Oct 

PRICES: 

18-Oct 




K681 ~ VIENNA TO WARSAW 














� Vienna 

� Budapest 

� Krakow 

� Warsaw 

Day 1, arrive Vienna, Saturday 

You will be met and transferred to your hotel. Plenty 

of time to relax before meeting your fellow travelers 

and your Tour Director at the welcome dinner. (D) 

Day 2, in Vienna, Sunday 




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amusement park, the UN buildings, St. Stephen's 

Cathedral and other vivid reminders of the city's 

imperial history. Afternoon is at leisure. (B) 

Day 3, to Budapest, Monday 

Today, travel east and cross the border to Hungary. 

Continue through the Transdanubian region, reaching 

Budapest in time to relax before dinner. (B, D) 



the former cities of Buda and Pest are linked by a 

series of graceful bridges. Your morning sightseeing 

tour includes views of the outstanding Parliament, 

the Royal Palace and Castle Hill area, the 

Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, the Heroes' 

Square and Gellert Hill with its Citadel. The rest of the 

day is at leisure to explore this exciting city on your 

own. (B) 

Day 5 to Krakow, Wednesday 

The road to Krakow winds through the lovely hills and 

countryside of Slovakia, past the Tatras Mountains 

and into the great plains of Poland. A relaxing dinner 

in Krakow is planned upon arrival. (B, D) 

Day 6, in Krakow, Thursday 








Day 7, to Warsaw, Friday 

This morning perhaps join an optional trip to one of 

the most somber memorials of the past, Auschwitz 

Concentration Camp. Later, journey to Czestochowa 

and visit the Yasna Gora Monastery, known for the 

blackened picture of the Virgin Mary popularly 

called the "Black Madonna". In the late afternoon, 

arrive in Poland's capital city, Warsaw. (B, D) 


The 700 year old capital is a symbol of Polish 



the famous Royal Route from magni�cent Castle 

Square to Lazienki Park and Palace, summer 

residence of the last king of Poland. Pass by the 

Palace of Science and Culture (known as a “wedding 

cake”), the Saxon Gardens, the Tomb of the 

Unknown Soldier, Monument to the Heroes of the 

Warsaw Ghetto and the Barbican. Continue with the 

walking tour of the Old Town, the Old Market Square 

and St. John’s Cathedral. The rest of the day is free for 



Day 9, depart Warsaw, Sunday 



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� Budapest: Radisson BLU (F) 

� Krakow: Holiday Inn (F) 


TOUR K681 


12-May 20-May 

26-May 03-Jun 

09-Jun 17-Jun 

23-Jun 01-Jul 

07-Jul 15-Jul 

21-Jul 29-Jul 

04-Aug 12-Aug 

18-Aug 26-Aug 

08-Sep 16-Sep 

15-Sep 23-Sep 

22-Sep 

PRICES: 


30-Sep 

06-Oct 14-Oct 



K700 ~ BELGRADE TO ZAGREB 

11 days from Belgrade, Cetinje, Kotor, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana and Zagreb 







� Economy �ight Belgrade (Serbia)-Podgorica 

(Montenegro) 







� Belgrade 

� Cetinje 

� Kotor 

� Dubrovnik 

� Split 

� Plitvice Lakes 

� Postojna Caves 

� Bled 

� Ljubljana 

� Zagreb 

Day 1, arrive Belgrade, Thursday 

You will be met and transferred to your hotel. The 

day is at leisure until meeting your fellow travelers at 

the welcome cocktail. 

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Day 2, in Belgrade, Friday 

Your morning sightseeing tour includes the city's 

main attractions: the imposing Kalemegdan 

Fortress dramatically situated at the joining of the 

Sava and Danube Rivers; the Republic Square and 

Mihajlova Street; Saint Sava Temple, the largest 

Orthodox Church in the city, and Tito's Memorial. 

Enjoy dinner with local live music in a typical 

national restaurant in the old bohemian quarter of 

Skadarlija. (B, D) 

Day 3, to Dubrovnik via Montenegro, Saturday 

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for a short 

�ight to Podgorica, capital of Montenegro. Upon 

arrival, continue by motor coach to Cetinje, the 

historical capital of Montenegro located at the foot 

of Mount Lovcen. Then, take a spectacularly steep 

road down to the Bay of Kotor, the deepest �ord in 

Southern Europe, and along the way view the towns 

of Risan and Kotor. Head towards Croatia for dinner 

and overnight in Dubrovnik. (B, D) 

Day 4, in Dubrovnik, Sunday 

There is a walking tour of "Old Dubrovnik" this 

morning; the Rector's Palace, Bell Tower Clock, 

Orlando's Column and the Sponza Palace. You will 

also see the Dominican Monastery and Franciscan 

Monastery with its Pharmacy, one of the oldest in the 

world. The rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 


Day 5, to Split, Monday 

Depart Dubrovnik and travel north along the 

spectacular Adriatic coast, past old shing villages 

and new resorts, to Split. Enjoy a city tour featuring the 

historic inner city, built around the Roman Emperor 

Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage 

site. See the remnants of Split’s Roman heritage, its 

Renaissance and Gothic structures, Jupiter’s Temple, 

the Peristyle and the Cathedral. 227 km (B, D) 

Day 6, to Trogir and Plitvice Lakes, Tuesday 

After breakfast, head to Trogir, the center of artistic 

activities. Scholars from around the world gather to 

study and paint here. Then, turn inland and travel to 

Plitvice Lakes National Park. Upon arrival, have your 

camera ready and take a walking tour around several 

of the lower lakes. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of 

this natural wonder of 16 terraced lakes surrounded 

by thickly wooded mountains and lush vegetation. 

317 km (B, D) 

Day 7, to Opatija, Postojna and Bled, Wednesday 

Return to the coast and travel along the beautiful 

bay of Kvarner to its popular resort, Opatija. After 

some free time, journey north to Postojna, home to 

one of the largest caves in Europe. Tour the fantastic 

subterranean world by miniature electric train. 

Afterwards, continue to Bled, beautifully set amidst 

the Julian Alps. 352 km (B, D) 

Day 8, in Bled, Thursday 



perched on a cli high above the lake. The balance 

of the day is at leisure for optional activities, such as 

visiting the small island in the middle of the lake. (B) 

Day 9, to Ljubljana and Zagreb, Friday 

Start your day with a walking tour of Ljubljana, the 

capital of Slovenia. Visit the most signi cant sights 

of the old city centre: the picturesque Central openair 

Market and the Three Bridges, both designed by 

famous architect Joze Plecnik, Baroque Town Hall 

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and Robba’s Fountain. Then, continue to Zagreb, the 

capital city of Croatia. 189 km (B, D) 

Day 10, in Zagreb, Saturday 

This morning enjoy a city tour featuring the historic 

Upper Town, St Mark’s Church, St. Catherine’s Church, 

the Cathedral, the Parliament and the Government 

Palace. The rest of the day is at leisure to explore the 

winding streets of the Old town or take an optional 

excursion to the countryside. (B) 

Day 11, depart Zagreb, Sunday 



HOTELS: 

� Belgrade: Hotel Moskva (F) 

� Dubrovnik: Lacroma (F) 

� Split: Atrium (F) 

� Plitvice: Jezero (F) 

� Bled: Park (F) 

� Zagreb: Westin (DLX) 

TOUR K700 


03-May 13-May 

17-May 27-May 

31-May 10-Jun 

14-Jun 24-Jun 

28-Jun 08-Jul 

12-Jul 22-Jul 

16-Aug 26-Aug 

30-Aug 09-Sep 

13-Sep 23-Sep 

27-Sep 07-Oct 

11-Oct 

PRICES: 

21-Oct 




K801 ~ BOSNIA, CROATIA & SLOVENIA 

11 days from Sarajevo, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Bled, Ljubljana to Zagreb 













� Sarajevo 

� Dubrovnik 

� Split 


� Postojna Cave 

� Bled 

� Ljubljana 

� Zagreb 

Day 1, arrive Sarajevo, Thursday 

You will be met at the airport and transferred to your 

hotel. The day is at leisure until a welcome dinner. (D) 

Day 2, in Sarajevo, Friday 

Sarajevo, capital of the Republic of Bosnia and 

Herzegovina, has been in�uenced by a number of 

cultures and civilizations. On your city tour, visit the 

picturesque Turkish bazaar “Bas Carsija”, the Husref 

Bay’s Mosque, Olympic Stadium and Gavrilo 

Princip Museum. Afternoon is free. (B) 

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Day 3, to Dubrovnik, Saturday 

A drive through the marvelous gorge of the Neretva 

River to Mostar. Here, see the remains of the Turkish 

quarter and the reconstruction e�orts on the 16th 

century stone bridge. Dinner and overnight in 

Dubrovnik. 286 km (B, D) 


There is a walking tour of "Old Dubrovnik" this 

morning; the Rector's Palace, Bell Tower Clock, 

Orlando's Column and the Sponza Palace. You will 


Monastery with its Pharmacy, one of the oldest in 

the world. The rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 



spectacular Adriatic coast, past old �shing villages and 

new resorts, to Split. Enjoy a city tour featuring the 


Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage 

site. See the remnants of Split's Roman heritage, its 

Renaissance and Gothic structures, Jupiter's Temple, 












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317 km (B, D) 

Return to the coast and travel along the beautiful bay 

of Kvarner to its popular resort, Opatija. After some 

free time, journey north to Postojna, home to one of 

the largest caves in Europe. Tour the fantastic 






perched on a cli� high above the lake. The balance of 

the day is at leisure for optional activities, such as 



capital of Slovenia. Visit the most signi�cant sights of 

the old city centre: the picturesque Central open-air 



and Robba's Fountain. Then, continue to Zagreb, the 


This morning, enjoy a city tour featuring the historic 

Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church, St. Catherine’s 

Church, the Cathedral, the Parliament and the 

Government Palace. The rest of the day is at leisure to 

explore the winding streets of the old town or take 

an optional excursion to the countryside. (B) 

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HOTELS: 

� Sarajevo: Holiday Inn (F) 

� Dubrovnik: Lacroma (F) 





TOUR K801 


26-Apr 06-May 

10-May 20-May 

24-May 03-Jun 

07-Jun 17-Jun 

21-Jun 01-Jul 

05-Jul 15-Jul 

09-Aug 19-Aug 

23-Aug 02-Sep 

06-Sep 16-Sep 

20-Sep 30-Sep 

04-Oct 14-Oct 

18-Oct 

PRICES: 

28-Oct 




K802 ~ DALMATIAN SUNSHINE 

9 days from Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana and Zagreb 













� Dubrovnik 

� Split 



� Bled 

� Ljubljana 

� Zagreb 

Day 1, arrive Dubrovnik, Saturday 


hotel. The balance of the day is at leisure. (D) 


There is a walking tour of “Old Dubrovnik” this 

morning; the Rector’s Palace, Bell Tower Clock, 

Orlando’s Column and the Sponza Palace. You will 




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spectacular Adriatic coast, past old villages and 

new resorts, to Split. Enjoy a city tour featuring the 















317 km (B, D) 













perched on a high above the lake. The balance 





capital of Slovenia. Visit the most sig t sights 








Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church, St. Catherine’s Church, 


Palace. The rest of the day is at leisure to explore the 

winding streets of the old town or take an optional 

excursion to the countryside. (B) 



departur t. (B) 

HOTELS: 

� Dubrovnik: Lacroma (F) / President (F) 



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TOUR K802 


28-Apr 06-May 

05-May 13-May 

12-May 20-May 

19-May 27-May 

26-May 03-Jun 

02-Jun 10-Jun 

09-Jun 17-Jun 

16-Jun 24-Jun 

23-Jun 01-Jul 

30-Jun 08-Jul 

07-Jul 15-Jul 

14-Jul 22-Jul 

11-Aug 19-Aug 

18-Aug 26-Aug 

25-Aug 02-Sep 

01-Sep 09-Sep 

08-Sep 16-Sep 

15-Sep 23-Sep 

22-Sep 30-Sep 

29-Sep 07-Oct 

06-Oct 14-Oct 

13-Oct 21-Oct 

20-Oct 28-Oct 

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K803 ~ FROM GREECE TO DALMATIA 

16 days from Athens, Kalambaka, Ohrid, Tirana, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana to Zagreb 













� Athens 

� Meteora 

� Ohrid 

� Tirana 

� Dubrovnik 

� Split 


� Postojna Caves 

Day 1, arrive Athens, Saturday 

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� Bled 

� Ljubljana 

� Zagreb 

You will be met and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy a 

welcome dinner in a traditional Greek tavern in Plaka, 

the old part of Athens. (D) 

Day 2, in Athens, Sunday 

See the highlights of Athens this morning on a 

sightseeing tour. This cosmopolitan and bustling 

capital city is set amidst reminders of a long and 

glorious past: graceful temples, centuries-old 

monasteries, and ornate Byzantine churches. Visit 

the immortal Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the 

Erectheion with the Porch of the Maidens, the Temple 

of Athena Nike and the Wingless Victory. Below the 

Acropolis lies the ancient Agora and the Theaters of 

Dionysus and Herodus Atticus. Your afternoon and 

evening are free. (B) 

Day 3, to Delphi and Kalambaka, Monday 

Your rst stop this morning is Delphi, where the 

famous oracle foretold the destiny of men. The Temple 

of Apollo, in which the oracle functioned, was built 

in the 6th century B.C. Also see the Sacred Way, the 

Stadium and the Castilian Fountain, where pilgrims 

cleansed themselves in preparation for consulting the 

oracle. Visit the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, 

which contains an impressive collection of nds from 

the site, including the beautiful “Bronze Charioteer,” 

before continuing on to Kalambaka. (B, D) 

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Day 4, to Ohrid, Tuesday 

After breakfast, admire the fantastic landscapes of 

Meteora, known as “the rocks that fell from the sky.” 

Here monks built their rock-top monasteries, far 

away from civilization. Of the 13 large and 20 small 

monasteries and hermit’s cells, only 4 are now active. 

The most important is Megalo or Great Meteoro, of 

peculiar architecture with its tall and intricate dome, 

12 sides and ne frescoes. Continue across the border 

to Macedonia, and on to Ohrid. (B, D) 

Day 5, Ohrid to Tirana, Wednesday 

The lakeside resort of Ohrid is an important cultural 

and spiritual center, classi ed as a UNESCO World 

Heritage site. Start your morning sightseeing tour 

with a walk through the cobblestone streets of the 

old town. Visit the Cathedral of St. So a, containing 

some magni cent frescoes from the 10th century. 

In the early afternoon, travel to Tirana, the capital of 

Albania. (B, D) 

Day 6, in Tirana, Thursday 

On a morning sightseeing tour, see the Skanderbeg 

Square, the Mosque of Et ’hem Bey, the Clock 

Tower, and the statue of G.K. Skanderbeg, Albania’s 

national hero; the Palace of Culture, built with Soviet 

assistance; and the National History Museum, with 

a mosaic on its facade portraying Albanian history. 

Your afternoon is free to continue exploring on your 

own, shop, or just relax. (B) 

Day 7, to Dubrovnik, Friday 

After breakfast, depart Tirana and travel to the town of 

Shkodra, a cultural center and one of Albania’s oldest 

cities. See the ruins of Rozafa Castle, set on a hill high 

above the city, then cross the border into Montenegro 

and on to Croatia and beautiful Dubrovnik. (B, D) 


K803 ~ FROM GREECE TO DALMATIA 

16 days from Athens, Kalambaka, Ohrid, Tirana, Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes, Postojna Cave, Bled, Ljubljana to Zagreb 

Day 8, in Dubrovnik, Saturday 





Monastery with its Pharmacy, one of the oldest in the 

world. The rest of the day is at leisure. (B) 


Today, full day is at leisure to relax, shop or explore on 

your own. (B) 


















317 km (B, D) 














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Upper Town, St. Mark’s Church, St. Catherine’s Church, 


Palace. The rest of the day is at leisure to explore 

the winding streets of the old town or to take an 

optional excursion with dinner into the surrounding 

countryside. (B) 



(B) 

HOTELS: 

� Athens: Divani Palace Acropolis (F) 

� Kalambaka: Divani (F) 

� Ohrid: Metropol (F) 

� Tirana: Sheraton (DLX) 

� Dubrovnik: Lapad (F) 



� Bled: Golf (F) 


TOUR K803 


12-May 27-May 

09-Jun 24-Jun 

23-Jun 08-Jul 

07-Jul 22-Jul 

18-Aug 02-Sep 

01-Sep 16-Sep 

15-Sep 30-Sep 

29-Sep 

PRICES: 

14-Oct 


Single room supplement: $ 1,072 


K804 ~ FROM ATHENS TO DUBROVNIK 

10 days from Athens, Kalambaka, Ohrid and Tirana to Dubrovnik 













� Athens 

� Meteora 

� Ohrid 

� Tirana 

Day 1, arrive Athens, Saturday 

� Dubrovnik 

You will be met and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy a 

welcome dinner in a traditional Greek tavern in Plaka, 

the old part of Athens. (D) 

Day 2, in Athens, Sunday 

See the highlights of Athens this morning on a 

sightseeing tour. This cosmopolitan and bustling 

capital city is set amidst reminders of a long and 

glorious past: graceful temples, centuries-old 

monasteries, and ornate Byzantine churches. Visit the 

immortal Acropolis, the Parthenon, the Erectheion 

with the Porch of the Maidens, the Temple of Athena 

Nike and the Wingless Victory. Below the Acropolis 

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lies the ancient Agora and the Theaters of Dionysus 

and Herodus Atticus. Your afternoon and evening are 

free. (B) 

Day 3, to Delphi and Kalambaka, Monday 

Your rst stop this morning is Delphi, where the 

famous oracle foretold the destiny of men. The Temple 

of Apollo, in which the oracle functioned, was built 

in the 6th century B.C. Also see the Sacred Way, the 

Stadium and the Castilian Fountain, where pilgrims 

cleansed themselves in preparation for consulting the 

oracle. Visit the Archaeological Museum of Delphi, 

which contains an impressive collection of nds from 

the site, including the beautiful “Bronze Charioteer,” 

before continuing on to Kalambaka. (B, D) 

Day 4, to Ohrid, Tuesday 

After breakfast, admire the fantastic landscapes of 

Meteora, known as “the rocks that fell from the sky.” 

Here monks built their rock-top monasteries, far 

away from civilization. Of the 13 large and 20 small 

monasteries and hermit’s cells, only 4 are now active. 

The most important is Megalo or Great Meteoro, of 

peculiar architecture with its tall and intricate dome, 

12 sides and ne frescoes. Continue across the border 

to Macedonia, and on to Ohrid. (B, D) 

Day 5, Ohrid to Tirana, Wednesday 

The lakeside resort of Ohrid is an important cultural 

and spiritual center, classi ed as a UNESCO World 

Heritage site. Start your morning sightseeing tour 

with a walk through the cobblestone streets of the 


old town. Visit the , containing 

In the early afternoon, travel to Tirana, the capital of 

Albania. (B, D) 

Day 6, in Tirana, Thursday 

On a morning sightseeing tour, see the Skanderbeg 

Square, the Mosque of Et’hem Bey, the Clock 

Tower, and the statue of G.K. Skanderbeg, Albania’s 

national hero; the Palace of Culture, built with Soviet 

assistance; and the National History Museum, with 

a mosaic on its facade portraying Albanian history. 

Your afternoon is free to continue exploring on your 

own, shop, or just relax. (B) 

Day 7, to Dubrovnik, Friday 

After breakfast, depart Tirana and travel to the town of 

Shkodra, a cultural center and one of Albania’s oldest 

cities. See the ruins of Rozafa Castle, set on a hill high 

above the city, then cross the border into Montenegro 

and on to Croatia and beautiful Dubrovnik. (B, D) 

Day 8, in Dubrovnik, Saturday 





Monastery with its pharmacy, one of the oldest of 


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Today, full day is at leisure to relax, shop or explore on 

your own. (B) 

Day 10, depart Dubrovnik, Monday 


(B) 

HOTELS: 

� Athens: Divani Palace Acropolis (F) 

� Kalambaka: Divani (F) 

� Ohrid: Metropol (F) 

� Tirana: Sheraton (DLX) 


TOUR K804 


12-May 21-May 

09-Jun 18-Jun 

23-Jun 02-Jul 

07-Jul 16-Jul 

18-Aug 27-Aug 

01-Sep 10-Sep 

15-Sep 24-Sep 

29-Sep 08-Oct 

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K805 ~ ADRIATIC CRUISE ABOARD THE ROYAL CLIPPER 



� 7 nights cruise aboard The Royal Clipper in 

Navigation Deck cabins Cat.1, upgrades to 

categories 2-5 are available 

� Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily 

� On board entertainment program 

Day 1, Arrive Venice (Italy), Saturday 

Transfer from the airport to the port of Venice, for 

embarkation between 4 PM and 10 PM. Late evening 

departure towards Rovinj (overnight sailing). (D) 

Day 2, Rovinj (Croatia), Sunday 

Arrival late morning in Rovinj. Located on the shores 

of the peninsula of Istria, the town of Rovinj is 

clamped on a rocky islet and is one of the �nest 

examples of the Venetian heritage. Fell under the 

power of the Serenissima in 1283, all in Rovinj recalls 

its brilliant past. You'll have time to stroll through the 

narrow alleys of the city leading to the church of St. 

Euphemia which square commands a unique 

perspective on the whole city and the sea that 

surrounds it. Departure to Zadar at night. (B, L, D) 

Day 3, Zadar (Croatia), Monday 

Arrival in early morning in the port of Zadar. Guided 

visit of the old town (Optional tour), the tour is 

starting at the “National Square”, the nerve center of 

the city in Renaissance style. Then visit of the 

Cathedral of St. Anastasia (Sveta Stosija), Byzantine 

church rebuilt in Romanesque style in the early 

thirteenth century with its imposing facade in Pisan 

style. Visit of the Church St. Donat, a monument 

built in the Carolingian style. The tour ends with a 

stroll along the forti�cations built mainly in the 

sixteenth century to face the Ottoman threat. Lunch 

on board. In the afternoon, time at leisure or take an 

optional tour. Set sailing around 10 pm. (B, L, D) 

Day 4, Split - Korcula, Tuesday 

Docking at 7am in the port of Split. After breakfast, 

depart for a walking guided tour of the capital of 

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Dalmatia (Optional tour). Visit the Palace of 

Diocletian, one of the most precious remains of 

Roman antiquity. Visit the cathedral Sveti Ivan and 

walk inside the palace to the gates of Gold and Silver. 

Continuation of the visit with a stroll through the 

alleys of the old town around the National Square. 

Lunch on board. After Lunch, the Royal Clipper 

cruises in the early afternoon, heading for Korcula. 

Navigation amidst a string of islands to reach the 

island of Korcula. Landing and visit at leisure the old 

city. The old town is situated on a promontory and 

surrounded by ancient walls �anked by four towers 

of the �fteenth century. The city also boasts some 

old Venetian style palace and also a small house 

reputed to be the birth place of Marco Polo. Heading 

for Kotor at midnight. (B, L, D) 

Day 5, Kotor (Montenegro), Wednesday 

Sail at daybreak in the magni�cent Bay of Kotor, the 

largest �ord of the Mediterranean. After rounding 

the Cape Koliba, the Royal Clipper will engage in the 

Bay of Topla, go by the shores of Herceg Novi, and 

then take the channel Kumbor and cross the Bay of 

Tivat from which we perceive the islets Otok and 

Prevlaka which are sheltering beautiful small 

monasteries. Then slowly, the Royal Clipper will take 

the channel of Verige, leading to the Bay of Kotor, 

surrounded by the mountains of Montenegro. 

Finally, the ship will reach the port of Kotor early in 

the morning. Day free or participate in optional 

excursions. Kotor is a small town surrounded by 

walls dating from the Byzantine era and built at the 

foot of the mountains of Lovcen. We cross the 

western gate of the city to enter the old city. Visit of 


Cabin upgrade supplements 

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the old city: the Cathedral of St. Tryphon, amazing 

testimony of Romanesque architecture. The 

Benedictine monks introduced this architectural on 

the Slavonic coast in the eleventh century. Despite 

several earthquakes, it was always perfectly restored. 

Dinner on board and departure for Dubrovnik. (B, L, D) 

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Day 7, Mali Losinj, Friday 

Day 6, Dubrovnik - Hvar (Croatia), Thursday Day 8, Venice (Italy), Saturday 

Arrival in Dubrovnik at 7:00. After breakfast, 

departure to visit the old Ragusa (ancient name of 

Dubrovnik, optional tour). Entering the old city will 

be through the Pile Gate. It leads immediately to the 

"Stradun”, large artery that runs through the city to 

the fortress Revelin. Discover the old city: the 

Franciscan monastery and its Romanesque cloister, 

the Rector's Palace, the Cathedral and its treasure. 

Lunch on board and sailing to the island of Hvar. Visit 

on his own of the city often called "The Croatian St. 

Tropez". Hvar is a small village where the Renaissance 

blossomed fully. Walk along the Pjaca, magni�cent 

architectural ensemble where harmony prevails. 

After the Pjaca stands the Cathedral of St Etienne of 

Renaissance and Baroque style, �anked by his Belfry 

recalling the Venetian rule over the city. Departure at 

midnight. (B, L, D) 

Single Supplement: available in category 5 only 

Disembark after breakfast (after 9 AM). (B) 

TOUR K805 

Starting 

Date: 

Termination 

Date: 

Prices per 

person in twin 

08-Sep 15-Sep $ 3,465 

15-Sep 22-Sep $ 3,465 

22-Sep 29-Sep $ 3,465 

29-Sep 06-Oct $ 3,465 

PRICES BASED ON NAVIGATION DECK, CAT. 1 OUTSIDE CABINS 

Port Taxes: $ 255.00 NET per person 

Gratuity: $ 75.00 NET per person – has to be pre-paid 

Per person in 

DBL / TWIN cabin: 

Category 1 Navigation Deck (Commodore) Cabin TWIN or DBL – outside port-hole $ 0 

Category 2 Main Deck (Clipper) Cabin TWIN or DBL – outside port-hole $ 240 

Category 3 

Upper Deck – Cabin TWIN or DBL – outside with private verandah or direct access 

on the Deck – Whirlpool 

$ 765 

Category 4 Main Deck (Clipper) De Luxe outside suite salon – Whirlpool $ 2,040 

Category 5 Main Deck (Clipper) Single outside with port-hole $ 1,650 

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Arrive late morning in the port of Mali Losinj. Visit on 

your own of the city, between St Martin's Church of the 

�fteenth century and the baroque sanctuary Nativity 

of the Virgin. Walk on the waterfront of the Cikat 

peninsula and its pine forests. (B, L, D) 

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K808 ~ ZAGREB TO VENICE 














� Zagreb 

� Sarajevo 

� Dubrovnik 

� Split 


Day 1, arrive Zagreb, Saturday 

� Opatija 

� Ljubljana 

� Bled 


� Venice 



Day 2, in Zagreb, Sunday 

A morning sightseeing tour will take you along 

the historic Upper Town. See St. Mark’s Church, St. 

Catherine’s Church, the Cathedral, the Parliament 

and the Government Palace. The rest of the day 

is at leisure to explore the winding streets of the 

old town or take an optional excursion to the 


Day 3, Zagreb to Sarajevo, Monday 

Journey south, out of Croatia to Sarajevo, the capital 

of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After checking in at the 

hotel, relax and enjoy dinner. (B, D) 

Day 4, Sarajevo to Dubrovnik, Tuesday 

Sarajevo has been in uenced by a number of cultures 

and civilizations. On your city tour visit the picturesque 

Turkish bazaar “Bas Carsija”, the Husref Bay’s Mosque, 

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Olympic Stadium and Gavrilo Princip Museum. Then, 

continue your trip through the mountains and along 

the gorge of the Neretva River to Mostar. Here, see the 

remains of the Turkish quarter and the reconstruction 

orts on the 16th century stone bridge. Travel on to 

Dubrovnik. (B, D) 

Day 5, in Dubrovnik, Wednesday 







Day 6, in Dubrovnik, excursion to Montenegro, Thursday 

Travel to the Republic of Montenegro. Head towards 

the mouth of the beautiful Bay of Kotor, the longest 

and deepest d in Southern Europe. See the little 

towns of Risan and Kotor. Then proceed to Cetinje, 

once the seat of Montenegrin rulers, today a citymuseum. 

After the sightseeing in Cetinje, travel to 

the coast for a short stop in the villages of Sveti Stefan 

and Budva before returning to Dubrovnik. (B) 

Day 7, Dubrovnik to Split, Friday 


spectacular Adriatic coast, past old villages 






the Peristyle and the Cathedral. (B, D) 


Day 8, Split to Trogir and Plitvice Lakes, Saturday 



study and paint here. Then, turn inland and journey 

to Plitvice Lakes National Park. (B, D) 

Day 9, in Plitvice Lakes, Sunday 

A full day to enjoy Plitvice National Park, listed as a 

UNESCO World Heritage site. Have your camera ready 

and take a walking tour around several of the lower 

lakes. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of this natural 

wonder with 16 terraced lakes surrounded by thickly 

wooded mountains and lush vegetation. The rest of 

the day is at leisure. (B, D) 

Day 10, Plitvice Lakes to Opatija and Bled, Monday 

Return to the coast to the beautiful bay of Kvarner 

and its popular resort, Opatija. An orientation tour 

of Opatija will present the highlights of this former 

Imperial resort city. After your visit here, drive across 

the border into Slovenia and on to picturesque Bled. 

(B, D) 

Day 11, in Bled, Tuesday 



perched on a high above the lake. After your 

tour, travel to Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. Here, 

view the Central open-air Market, Baroque Town 

Hall, Robba’s Fountain, the Three Bridges and the 

Parliament. Return to Bled in the evening. (B) 

Day 12, Bled to Venice, Wednesday 

Leave Bled, driving south to Postojna, home to one 

of the largest caves in Europe. Tour this fantastic 

subterranean world by miniature electric train. Then, 

continue on to the marvelous city of Venice. (B) 

Day 13, in Venice, Thursday 

Today begins with a walking tour of Venice featuring 

the major highlights: St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s 

Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, the Bell Tower and the 

Bridge of Sighs. The tour ends with a visit to a glass 

blowing factory where you may see the demonstration 

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of a traditional Venetian glass blowing. Balance of 

the day is at leisure. In the afternoon, enjoy Venice 

at your own pace, shop or join an optional gondola 

ride. Farewell dinner at local restaurant. ( B, 

D) 

Day 14, depart Venice, Friday 

After breakfast we drive to Venice airport for your 

t home. (B) 

HOTELS: 







� Venice: Bauer “Palladio Hotel & Spa“ (DLX) 

TOUR K808 


28-Apr 11-May 

12-May 25-May 

19-May 01-Jun 

02-Jun 15-Jun 

16-Jun 29-Jun 

30-Jun 13-Jul 

14-Jul 27-Jul 

11-Aug 24-Aug 

25-Aug 07-Sep 

01-Sep 14-Sep 

08-Sep 21-Sep 

15-Sep 28-Sep 

29-Sep 

PRICES: 

12-Oct 




K808G ~ DUBROVNIK TO VENICE 














� Dubrovnik 

� Split 


� Opatija 

Day 1, arrive Dubrovnik, Tuesday 

� Ljubljana 

� Bled 


� Venice 




There is a walking tour of “Old Dubrovnik“ this 















Day 4, Dubrovnik to Split, Friday 


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spectacular Adriatic coast, past old villages 






the Peristyle and the Cathedral. (B, D) 

Day 5, 

Split to Trogir and Plitvice Lakes, Saturday 



study and paint here. Then, turn inland and journey 

to Plitvice Lakes National Park. (B, D) 

Da y 6, 

in Plitvice Lakes, Sunday 

A full day to enjoy Plitvice National Park, listed as a 

UNESCO World Heritage site. Have your camera ready 

and take a walking tour around several of the lower 



wooded mountains and lush vegetation. The rest of 

the day is at leisure. (B, D) 


Day 

7, 

Plitvice 

Lakes 

to 

Opatija 

and 

Bled, 

Monday 

Return to the coast to the beautiful bay of Kvarner 

and its popular resort, Opatija. An orientation tour 

of Opatija will present the highlights of this former 

Imperial resort city. After your visit here, drive across 

the border into Slovenia and on to picturesque Bled. 

(B, D) 

Day 8, in Bled, Tuesday 



perched on a high above the lake. After your 

tour, travel to Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. Here, 

view the Central open-air Market, Baroque Town 

Hall, Robba’s Fountain, the Three Bridges and the 

Parliament. Return to Bled in the evening. (B) 

Day 9, Bled to Venice, Wednesday 

Leave Bled, driving south to Postojna, home to one 

of the largest caves in Europe. Tour this fantastic 

subterranean world by miniature electric train. Then, 

continue on to the marvelous city of Venice. (B) 

Day 10, in Venice, Thursday 

Today begins with a walking tour of Venice featuring 

the major highlights: St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s 

Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, the Bell Tower and the 

Bridge of Sighs. The tour ends with a visit to a glass 

blowing factory where you may see the demonstration 

of a traditional Venetian glass blowing. Balance of 

the day is at leisure. In the afternoon, enjoy Venice 

at your own pace, shop or join an optional gondola 

ride. Farewell dinner at local restaurant. (B, D) 

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Day 11, depart Venice, Friday 

After breakfast we drive to Venice airport for your 

t home. (B) 

HOTELS: 

K808G 

~ DUBROVNIK 

TO 

VENICE 





� Venice: Bauer “Palladio Hotel & Spa“ (DLX) 

TOUR K808G 


01-May 

11-May 

15-May 

25-May 

22-May 01-Jun 

05-Jun 

15-Jun 

19-Jun 29-Jun 

03-Jul 

13-Jul 

17-Jul 

27-Jul 

14-Aug 24-Aug 

28-Aug 07-Sep 

04-Sep 

14-Sep 

11-Sep 21-Sep 

18-Sep 28-Sep 

02-Oct 

PRICES: 

12-Oct 




K808 Z ~ ZAGREB TO DUBROVNIK 

7 days from Zagreb and Sarajevo to Dubrovnik 













� Zagreb 

� Sarajevo 

� Dubrovnik 

Day 1, arrive Zagreb, Saturday 



Day 2, in Zagreb, Sunday 

A morning sightseeing tour will take you along 

the historic Upper Town. See St. Mark’s Church, St. 

Catherine’s Church, the Cathedral, the Parliament 

and the Government Palace. The rest of the day 

is at leisure to explore the winding streets of the 

old town or take an optional excursion to the 


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Day 3, Zagreb to Sarajevo, Monday 

Journey south, out of Croatia to Sarajevo, the capital 

of Bosnia and Herzegovina. After checking in at the 

hotel, relax and enjoy dinner. (B, D) 

Day 4, Sarajevo to Dubrovnik, Tuesday 

Sarajevo has been in uenced by a number of cultures 

and civilizations. On your city tour visit the picturesque 

Turkish bazaar “Bas Carsija”, the Husref Bay’s Mosque, 

Olympic Stadium and Gavrilo Princip Museum. Then, 

continue your trip through the mountains and along 

the gorge of the Neretva River to Mostar. Here, see the 

remains of the Turkish quarter and the reconstruction 

orts on the 16th century stone bridge. Travel on to 

Dubrovnik. (B, D) 


















Day 7, depart Dubrovnik, Friday 

After breakfast we drive to Dubrovnik airport for 

your �ight home. (B) 

HOTELS: 




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B TO 

DUBROVNIK 

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TOUR K808Z 


28-Apr 

04-May 

12-May 

18-May 

19-May 25-May 

02-Jun 

08-Jun 

16-Jun 22-Jun 

30-Jun 

06-Jul 

14-Jul 

20-Jul 

11-Aug 17-Aug 

25-Aug 31-Aug 

01-Sep 

07-Sep 

08-Sep 14-Sep 

15-Sep 21-Sep 

29-Sep 

PRICES: 

05-Oct 




K809 ~ CROATIA AND ADRIATIC CRUISE 





� Breakfast daily, 6 lunches and 2 dinners 


� Touring by modern air-conditioned motor coach as 

per itinerary 

� Professional 

Tour director / Cruise Manager 


� 7 nights cruise from Split back to Split on board 

M/S ’Afrodita’ or ’Eden’ in cabin with private shower/ 

toilet 





� Zagreb 

� Plitvice 

� Split 

� Korcula 

� 

� 

Dubrovnik 

Hvar 

Day 1, Arrive Zagreb, Wednesday 



Day 2, in Zagreb, Thursday 

A morning sightseeing tour will take you along the 

historic Upper Town. See St. Mark’s Church, St. Catherine’s 

Church, the Cathedral, the Parliament and the 

Government Palace. The rest of the day is at leisure to 

explore the winding streets of the old town or take an 

optional excursion to the countryside. (B) 

Day 3, Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes and Split, Friday 

Journey south, and visit Plitvice Lakes National Park, 

listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Have your camera 

ready and take a walking tour around several of the lower 



wooded mountains and lush vegetation. After your visit, 

drive southbound to Split. (B) 

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Day 4, in Split, Saturday 

Today begins with a walking tour of the historic inner city, 

built around the Roman Emperor Diocletian’s Palace, a 

UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site. See the remnants of 

Split’s Roman heritage, its Renaissance and Gothic structures, 

Jupiter’s Temple, the Peristyle and the Cathedral. Time on 

your own, until embarkation. Tonight, join at dinner on board 

with your fellow ‘sailors’. Overnight on board. (B, D) 

Day 5, sail to Brac and Makarska, Sunday 

Breakfast and lunch on board. Morning departure to Brac 

Island. Enjoy the pleasant sea front promenade walk and 

swimming. Lunch on board. From Brac Island sail to 

Makarska on the mainland. (B, L) 

Day 6, Makarska – Korcula, Monday 

After breakfast departure to Korcula Island, with a stop en 

route for swimming and relaxing. Lunch on board, late 

afternoon arrival to Korcula, the acclaimed birthplace of 

the famous explorer Marco Polo. Walking tour, including 

visit to the Cathedral, followed by the rest of day by 

leisure. (B, L) 

Day 7, Korcula – Dubrovnik, Tuesday 

Morning departure from Korcula to Dubrovnik. With a 

stop en route for swimming. Lunch on board. In the 

afternoon arrival to Dubrovnik, the pearl of Adriatic, 

famous city listed at UNESCO’s World Heritage. There is a 

walking tour of ‘Old Dubrovnik’ this afternoon; the 

Rector's Palace, Bell Tower Clock, Orlando’s Column and 

the Sponza Palace. You will also see the Dominican 

Monastery and Franciscan Monastery with its Pharmacy, 

one of the oldest in the world. (B, L) 

Day 8, Dubrovnik – Mljet National Park, Wednesday 

Morning departure from Dubrovnik to Mljet Island with a 

stop for swimming on the way. Lunch on board. Arrival to 

the heart of Mljet National Park, where you will enjoy a 

beautiful walk all around the Great and the Small Lake. 

(B, L) 


K809 ~ CROATIA AND ADRIATIC CRUISE 


Day 9, Mljet – Hvar, Thursday 

Morning departure from Mljet to Hvar. Stop for swimming 

and relaxing in one of the secluded coves of Peljesac 

peninsula (weather permitting). Lunch on board. Afternoon 

arrival to the town of Hvar, with unique cultural and 

historical heritage and an important tourist destination 

with a centuries-old tradition in tourism. Enjoy orientation 

walking tour of Hvar, featuring views of the Fortress and 

Franciscan Monastery. The main attractions are its pleasant 

climate with a lot of sunshine, natural beauties, high 

standard of accommodation, excellent gastronomic o�er, 

sports and recreational opportunities, etc. (B, L) 

Day 10, Hvar – Split, Friday 

Morning departure from Hvar to Split, with a swimming and 

relaxing stop in Milna on Brac Island. 

Lunch on board. (B, L) 

Day 11, depart Split, Saturday 

Disembarkation after breakfast. 

Transfer to Split airport for your �ight home. (B) 

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� Cruises: M/S ’Afrodita’ or M/S ’Eden’ 

The boat is equipped with: 

- Complete navigation equipment (navigation radar, plotter, GPS, radio, etc.) 

- Fire alarm 

- Emergency lights 

- Bow truster 

- Life boat for 50 pax 

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TOUR K809 


02-May 

16-May 

12-Sep 

PRICES: 


30-May 

13-Jun 

29-Aug 

PRICES: 

12-May 

26-May 

22-Sep 

Per person in twin, lower deck cabins: $ 2,098 

Supplemental Upper and Main Decks Cabins: $ 100 

Single supplement: $ 750 

09-Jun 

23-Jun 

08-Sep 

Per person in twin, lower deck cabins: $ 2,198 

Supplemental Upper and Main Decks Cabins: $ 100 

Single supplement: $ 780 

NET REDUCTIONS: 

3rd adult sharing TR PL cabin: $265 per 3rd person 

Child under 12 sharing TR PL cabin as 3rd: $395 per child 

The boat is 32 m long, 7.60 m wide and has 2 masts, with cruising speed of 9.5 NM. It has 18 cabins on the main and lower decks, all fully air-conditioned, 

with queen-size bed or twin beds with possibility for an additional bed, cupboard, cabinet and window or porthole, bathroom with shower, toilette and 

wash basin. It has fully air-conditioned salon-restaurant on the main deck with bar and LCD TV, two sun decks of 100 m2, one of which has sun beds and 

tables. Electricity on board: 220 V. 


K812 ~ SLAVONIA & BARANJA 

4 days from Zagreb to Ilok, Vukovar, Osijek and Knezevi Vineyards 





� 2 wine tastings as per itinerary 

� Horse carriage ride 









� Vinkovci 

� Vukovar 

� IIok 

� Osijek 

Day 1, to Vinkovci and Ilok, Sunday 

This morning (at 9 am), travel to mythical Slavonia, a 

fertile region that has guarded its treasures for 

centuries. Today, songs reverberates through the air, 

precious folks costumes are taken out of old wooden 

chests and age-old customs brought to life - all in 

order to preserve the Slavonia as it used to be. Arrive 

to Vinkovci and visit Town Museum, one of the most 

beautiful museums of continental Croatia. After some 

time at leisure we �nish our day in Ilok. Get to know 

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warm welcome and friendship so typical of Slavonia 

and its people. Dinner. (D) 

Day 2, to Vukovar, Ilok, Monday 

This morning drive to lovely Vukovar, called also the 

Triumphal Gate of Croatia. Discover why this area is 

considered the cradle of one of the oldest 

civilizations. After the sightseeing tour, featuring the 

Franciscan Monastery of St. John Capistrano, the 

Manorhouse Eltz, the St. James and St. Nicholas 

churches as well as the Ovcara Memorial, enjoy some 

time to stroll around. Return to Ilok for sightseeing 

tour and visit of 'Stari Podrum' with wine tasting. 

Dinner and overnight. (B, D) 

Day 3, to Osijek, Karanac and Zagreb, Tuesday 

Today, take a walk through the Old Town of Osijek. 

Panoramic drive along the ‘wine road’ will take us to 

Knezevi Vineyards, where we’ll visit wine cellar and 

have a wine tasting. Following, we will visit 

traditional villages of Baranja, including eco village 

Karanac, where we enjoy horse carriage ride. Lunch 

at the local restaurant and in the afternoon drive 

back to Zagreb. The rest of the day is at leisure to 

explore the winding streets of the old town of 

Croatian Capital at your own pace. (B, L) 


Day 4, depart Zagreb, Wednesday 



HOTELS: 

� I lok: Ilocki Podrumi (F) 


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4 days from Zagreb to Ilok, Vukovar, Osijek and Knezevi Vineyards 

TOUR K812 


06-May 09-May 

20-May 23-May 

03-Jun 06-Jun 

17-Jun 20-Jun 

01-Jul 04-Jul 

15-Jul 18-Jul 

19-Aug 22-Aug 

02-Sep 05-Sep 

16-Sep 19-Sep 

30-Sep 03-Oct 

14-Oct 17-Oct 

28-Oct 31-Oct 

PRICES: 

Per person in twin: $ 698 


* This tour can be combined with Kompas Escorted Tours: K801 and K802 

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K905 ~ MOSCOW TO BALTIC STATES, POLAND, PRAGUE & VIENNA 










� Headsets will be provided for included sightseeing 

tours, so you can easily hear your guide’s commentary 


� Moscow 

� Novgorod 


� Tallinn 

� Riga 

� Vilnius 

� Warsaw 

� Krakow 





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� Prague 

� Vienna 

Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. 

The rest of the day is free to relax. Welcome dinner this 

evening. (D) 


symbolic heart and soul of the country. Sightseeing begins 

at the Red Square, dominated by St. Basil’s Cathedral and 

by the massive red walls of the Kremlin. Visit the Armory 

Museum; proceed to see the Moscow University and the 

popular Arbat shopping district. Continue with a drive 

along the wide boulevards and then stroll through GUM, 


leisure. You may take part in an optional tour by night of 

Moscow and its subway. (B) 

After an early breakfast, depart for Tver, an ancient trading 

port nestled on the banks of the Volga River. The city o�ers 

fascinating treasures, including Putevoy Dvorets, built for 

Catherine II as a resting place on her journeys from 

Moscow to St. Petersburg. Enjoy a short sightseeing tour 

of this remarkable city. End the day in historic Novgorod, 



Kremlin with a visit to St. Sophia Cathedral. Then, cross 

the river via a pedestrian bridge to visit the Yaroslav 

Court. In the afternoon, travel north to St. Petersburg, the 

former capital of the Romanov Czars. Upon arrival enjoy a 

�rst sightseeing tour of the city starting with the visit of 

Peter and Paul Fortress, quarter of the City museum and 

its cathedral, which houses the crypt of the Russian 

emperors. Next, visit St. Isaac’s Cathedral. (B, D) 

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There are not many cities in the world that can match the 

grace of St. Petersburg. When Peter the Great founded the 

city in 1703, he hired Europe’s best architects, craftsmen and 

artists to build and decorate it. Spread over 100 islands linked 

by over 600 bridges, it is often referred to as “Venice of the 

North”. This morning sightseeing tour will feature highlight: 

the world-famous Hermitage, which houses many treasures 

from the Czarist era. The rest of the day is free at leisure. An 

optional tour to visit Petrodvorets, Peter the Great’s Summer 

Palace, will be available. In the evening you may take part in 

an optional tour featuring a folklore performance. (B) 

Day 6, to Tallinn, Thursday 

Journey to Estonia, where your �rst stop is Narva. 

Continue to Tallinn, capital of Estonia and situated on the 

southern coast of the Gulf of Finland. (B, D) 

Day 7, to Riga, Friday 

On a walking tour of the Upper and Lower Old Town, a 

UNESCO World Heritage site, visit orthodox Alexander 

Nevsky Cathedral. Next, visit Toompea Castle and see 

the 14th century gothic Town Hall. This afternoon, on to 

Riga, the capital of Latvia. (B, D) 

Day 8, in Riga, Saturday 

During your sightseeing tour, see Riga Castle, the 

magni�cent Dome Cathedral, St, Jacobs Cathedral, St. 

Peter’s Church, the Parliament building, Liberty 

Monument and the district of Art Nouveau houses. Your 

afternoon is free. (B) 

Day 9, to Vilnius, Sunday 

Morning departure for Vilnius, capital of Lithuania. The 

rest of the day is at leisure. (B, D) 

Day 10, in Vilnius, Monday 

The city of Vilnius is located on the con�uence of the Neris 

and Velnele Rivers. In Old Vilnius, visit Peter and Paul 

Church and St. Anna’s Church. View Vilnius University, 

dating back to 1570, Gediminas’ Tower in the Upper Town 

and Vilnius Castle. The afternoon is free or you may take an 

optional excursion to Trakai. (B) 


K905 ~ MOSCOW TO BALTIC STATES, POLAND, PRAGUE & VIENNA 


Day 11, to Warsaw, Tuesday 

Cross the border into Poland and reach Warsaw at day’s 

end. (B, L, D) 

Day 12, in Warsaw, Wednesday 

This 700 year old capital of Poland is a symbol of 

nationhood and the will to survive against great odds. A 

sightseeing tour here includes a drive along the famous 

Royal Route from magni�cient Castle Square to Lazienki 

Park and Palace, summer residence of the last king of 

Poland. Pass by the Palace of Science and Culture (known 

as a “wedding cake”), the Saxon Gardens, the Tomb of the 

Unknown Soldier, Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw 

Ghetto and the Barbican. Continue with the walking tour 

of the Old Town, Old Market Square and St. John’s 

Cathedral. The rest of the day is free for relaxing, shopping, 

a stroll through the city or an optional late afternoon 

Chopin concert. (B) 


This morning, journey to Czestochowa, known for the 

blackened picture of St. Mary in the Yasna Gora 

Monastery, popularly called the “Black Madonna”. In the 

afternoon, there is time for an optional side trip to one of 

the most somber memorials of the past, Auschwitz. End 

your day in Krakow. (B, D) 


Your sightseeing tour starts with a visit to the Wawel Hill, 

viewing the Royal Castle and visiting the Royal 

Cathedral. Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town where 

you will visit the Main Market Square, Renaissance Cloth 

Hall and St. Mary’s Church. The afternoon is free for a 

stroll around the city. (B) 

Day 15, to Prague, Saturday 

After a drive through the Polish countryside, cross the 

borders of Slovakia and Czech Republic. Then, on to 

Prague, with its Baroque churches, promenades, parks 

and ancient city walls. (B, D) 


Built on seven hills more than 1000 years ago and spread 

over both banks of the river Vltava, Prague is one of the 

most attractive cities in Europe. Your city tour starts with 

panoramic drive to the famous Wenceslas Square, the 

Strahov Stadium and the Castle Square. On a walking tour, 

visit the Royal Castle of Hradcany with Cathedral of St. 

Vitus, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica and 

Golden Lane with Daliborka Tower. Cross the Charles 

Bridge and walk through the old quarter of Prague to view 

the Jewish Ghetto, the Town Hall and the world famous 

Astronomical Clock. The rest of the day is free. An optional 

visit to a cultural performance will be available. (B) 

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Today’s destination is Vienna, the “City of Waltz”, and one 

of Europe’s loveliest cities. (B) 




and view the Belvedere Palace, Prater amusement park, 

the UN buildings, St. Stephen’s Cathedral and other vivid 

reminders of the city’s imperial history. Afternoon is at 

leisure. Farewell dinner in a local restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 19, depart Vienna, Wednesday 

Transfer to the airport for your departure �ight. (B) 

HOTELS: 




� Tallinn: Meriton Grand (SF) 

� Riga: Radisson BLU (SF) 

� Vilnius: Hotel Novotel (SF) 

� Warsaw: Holiday Inn (SF) 

� Krakow: Hotel Novotel Centrum (F) 



TOUR K905 


28-Apr 16-May 

12-May 30-May 

26-May 13-Jun 

23-Jun 11-Jul 

07-Jul 25-Jul 

28-Jul 15-Aug 

25-Aug 12-Sep 

08-Sep 

22-Sep 

06-Oct 

26-Sep 

10-Oct 

24-Oct 

PRICES: 




K905M ~ MOSCOW TO BALTIC STATES, POLAND & PRAGUE 










� Headsets will be provided for included sightseeing 

tours, so you can easily hear your guide’s commentary 


� Moscow 

� Novgorod 


� Tallinn 

� Riga 

� Vilnius 





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� Warsaw 

� Krakow 

� Prague 

Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. 

The rest of the day is free to relax. Welcome dinner this 

evening. (D) 



begins at the Red Square, dominated by St. Basil’s 

Cathedral and by the massive red walls of the Kremlin. 

Visit the Armory Museum; proceed to see the Moscow 

University and the popular Arbat shopping district. 

Continue with a drive along the wide boulevards and then 

stroll through GUM, Russia’s largest department store. 

Rest of the day is at leisure. You may take part in an 

optional tour by night of Moscow and its subway. (B) 

After an early breakfast, depart for Tver, an ancient trading 

port nestled on the banks of the Volga River. The city o�ers 

fascinating treasures, including Putevoy Dvorets, built for 

Catherine II as a resting place on her journeys from 

Moscow to St. Petersburg. Enjoy a short sightseeing tour 

of this remarkable city. End the day in historic Novgorod, 



Kremlin with a visit to St. Sophia Cathedral. Then, cross 

the river via a pedestrian bridge to visit the Yaroslav 

Court. In the afternoon, travel north to St. Petersburg, the 

former capital of the Romanov Czars. Upon arrival enjoy a 

�rst sightseeing tour of the city starting with the visit of 

Peter and Paul Fortress, quarter of the City museum and 

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its cathedral, which houses the crypt of the Russian 

emperors. Next, visit St. Isaac’s Cathedral. (B, D) 


There are not many cities in the world that can match the 

grace of St. Petersburg. When Peter the Great founded the 

city in 1703, he hired Europe’s best architects, craftsmen and 

artists to build and decorate it. Spread over 100 islands linked 

by over 600 bridges, it is often referred to as “Venice of the 

North”. This morning sightseeing tour will feature highlight: 

the world-famous Hermitage, which houses many treasures 

from the Czarist era. The rest of the day is free at leisure. An 

optional tour to visit Petrodvorets, Peter the Great’s Summer 

Palace, will be available. In the evening you may take part in 

an optional tour featuring a folklore performance. (B) 



Continue to Tallinn, capital of Estonia and situated on the 

southern coast of the Gulf of Finland. (B, D) 


On a walking tour of the Upper and Lower Old Town, a 

UNESCO World Heritage site, visit orthodox Alexander 

Nevsky Cathedral. Next, visit Toompea Castle and see 

the 14th century gothic Town Hall. This afternoon, on to 

Riga, the capital of Latvia. (B, D) 



magni�cent Dome Cathedral, St, Jacobs Cathedral, St. 

Peter’s Church, the Parliament building, Liberty 

Monument and the district of Art Nouveau houses. Your 

afternoon is free. (B) 


Morning departure for Vilnius, capital of Lithuania. The 

rest of the day is at leisure. (B, D) 


K905M ~ MOSCOW TO BALTIC STATES, POLAND & PRAGUE 



The city of Vilnius is located on the con�uence of the Neris 

and Velnele Rivers. In Old Vilnius, visit Peter and Paul 

Church and St. Anna’s Church. View Vilnius University, 

dating back to 1570, Gediminas’ Tower in the Upper Town 

and Vilnius Castle. The afternoon is free or you may take an 

optional excursion to Trakai. (B) 


Cross the border into Poland and reach Warsaw at day’s 

end. (B, L, D) 



nationhood and the will to survive against great odds. A 

sightseeing tour here includes a drive along the famous 

Royal Route from magni�cient Castle Square to Lazienki 

Park and Palace, summer residence of the last king of 

Poland. Pass by the Palace of Science and Culture (known 

as a “wedding cake”), the Saxon Gardens, the Tomb of the 

Unknown Soldier, Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw 

Ghetto and the Barbican. Continue with the walking tour 

of the Old Town, Old Market Square and St. John’s 

Cathedral. The rest of the day is free for relaxing, shopping, 

a stroll through the city or an optional late afternoon 



This morning, journey to Czestochowa, known for the 

blackened picture of St. Mary in the Yasna Gora 

Monastery, popularly called the “Black Madonna”. In the 

afternoon, there is time for an optional side trip to one of 

the most somber memorials of the past, Auschwitz. End 

your day in Krakow. (B, D) 


Your sightseeing tour starts with a visit to the Wawel Hill, 

viewing the Royal Castle and visiting the Royal Cathedral. 

Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town where you will visit 

the Main Market Square, Renaissance Cloth Hall and St. 

Mary’s Church. The afternoon is free for a stroll around 

the city. (B) 


After a drive through the Polish countryside, cross the 

borders of Slovakia and Czech Republic. Then, on to 

Prague, with its Baroque churches, promenades, parks 

and ancient city walls. (B, D) 

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Built on seven hills more than 1000 years ago and spread 

over both banks of the river Vltava, Prague is one of the 

most attractive cities in Europe. Your city tour starts with 

panoramic drive to the famous Wenceslas Square, the 

Strahov Stadium and the Castle Square. On a walking tour, 

visit the Royal Castle of Hradcany with Cathedral of St. 

Vitus, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica and 

Golden Lane with Daliborka Tower. Cross the Charles 

Bridge and walk through the old quarter of Prague to view 

the Jewish Ghetto, the Town Hall and the world famous 

Astronomical Clock. The rest of the day is free. An optional 

visit to a cultural performance will be available. (B) 

Day 17, depart Prague, Monday 


HOTELS: 






� Vilnius: Hotel Novotel (SF) 


� Krakow: Hotel Novotel Centrum (SF) 


TOUR K905M 


28-Apr 14-May 

12-May 28-May 

26-May 11-Jun 

23-Jun 09-Jul 

07-Jul 23-Jul 

28-Jul 13-Aug 

25-Aug 10-Sep 

08-Sep 

24-Sep 

22-Sep 

08-Oct 

06-Oct 

PRICES: 

22-Oct 




K906 ~ WARSAW TO VIENNA 














� Warsaw 

� Krakow 

� Prague 

� Vienna 

Day 1, arrive Warsaw, Tuesday 

Upon arrival in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, you 

will be met and transferred to your hotel. There is 

plenty of time to relax before meeting your fellow 

travelers and tour director. (D) 



nationhood and the will to survive against great odds. 

A sightseeing tour here includes a drive along the 

famous Royal Route from magni�cent Castle Square 

to Lazienki Park and Palace, summer residence of the 

last king of Poland. Pass by the Palace of Science 

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and Culture (known as a “wedding cake”), the Saxon 

Gardens, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, 

Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto and 

the Barbican. Continue with the walking tour of the 

Old Town, Old Market Square and St. John’s Cathedral. 

The rest of the day is free for relaxing, shopping, and a 

stroll through the city or an optional late afternoon 



This morning, journey to Czestochowa, known for 

the blackened picture of St. Mary in the Yasna Gora 

Monastery, popularly called the "Black Madonna". In 

the afternoon, there is time for an optional side trip 

to one of the most somber memorials of the past, 

Auschwitz. End your day in Krakow. (B, D) 









After a drive through the Polish countryside, cross 

the borders of Slovakia and Czech Republic. Then, on 

to Prague, with its Baroque churches, promenades, 

parks and ancient city walls. (B, D) 





one of the most attractive cities in Europe. Your city 

tour starts with panoramic drive to the famous 

Wenceslas Square, the Strahov Stadium and the 

Castle Square. On a walking tour, visit the Royal 

Castle of Hradcany with Cathedral of St. Vitus, Old 

Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica and Golden 

Lane with Daliborka Tower. Cross the Charles 

Bridge and walk through the old quarter of Prague to 

view the Jewish Ghetto, the Town Hall and the world 

famous Astronomical Clock. The rest of the day is 

free. An optional visit to a cultural performance will 

be available. (B) 


Today's destination is Vienna, the "City of Waltz", and 

one of Europe's loveliest cities. (B) 





amusement park, the UN buildings, St. Stephen's 

Cathedral and other vivid reminders of the city's 

imperial history. Afternoon is at leisure. Farewell 

dinner in a local restaurant. (B, D) 

Day 9, depart Vienna, Wednesday 


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HOTELS: 


� Krakow: Hotel Novotel Centrum (SF) 



TOUR K906 


08-May 16-May 

22-May 30-May 

05-Jun 13-Jun 

03-Jul 11-Jul 

17-Jul 25-Jul 

07-Aug 15-Aug 

04-Sep 12-Sep 

18-Sep 

26-Sep 

02-Oct 

10-Oct 

16-Oct 

PRICES: 

24-Oct 




K982 ~ THE BEST OF RUSSIA, BALTIC STATES & WARSAW 

13 days from Moscow to Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius and Warsaw 













� Moscow 

� Novgorod 


� Tallinn 



� Riga 

� Vilnius 

� Warsaw 


hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax. Welcome 

dinner this evening. (D) 



begins at the Red Square, dominated by St. Basil’s 

Cathedral and by the massive red walls of the 

Kremlin. Visit the Armory Museum; proceed to see 

the Moscow University and the popular Arbat 

shopping district. Continue with a drive along the 

wide boulevards and then stroll through GUM, 

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leisure. You may take part in an optional tour by 

night of Moscow and its subway. (B) 


After an early breakfast, depart for Tver, an ancient 

trading port nestled on the banks of the Volga River. 

The city o�ers fascinating treasures, including 

Putevoy Dvorets, built for Catherine II as a resting 

place on her journeys from Moscow to St. 

Petersburg. Enjoy a short sightseeing tour of this 

remarkable city. End the day in historic Novgorod, 




Kremlin with a visit to St. Sophia Cathedral. Then, 

cross the river via a pedestrian bridge to visit the 

Yaroslav Court. In the afternoon, travel north to St. 

Petersburg, the former capital of the Romanov Czars. 

Upon arrival enjoy a �rst sightseeing tour of the city 

starting with the visit of Peter and Paul Fortress, 

quarter of the City museum and its cathedral, which 

houses the crypt of the Russian emperors. Next, visit 

St. Isaac’s Cathedral. (B, D) 


There are not many cities in the world that can match 

the grace of St. Petersburg. When Peter the Great 

founded the city in 1703, he hired Europe’s best 

architects, craftsmen and artists to build and 


K982 ~ THE BEST OF RUSSIA, BALTIC STATES & WARSAW 

13 days from Moscow to Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Riga, Vilnius and Warsaw 

decorate it. Spread over 100 islands linked by over 

600 bridges, it is often referred to as “Venice of the 

North”. This morning sightseeing tour will feature 

highlight: the world-famous Hermitage, which 

houses many treasures from the Czarist era. The rest 

of the day is free at leisure. An optional tour to visit 

Petrodvorets, Peter the Great’s Summer Palace, will 

be available. In the evening you may take part in an 

optional tour featuring a folklore performance. (B) 



Continue to Tallinn, capital of Estonia and situated on 

the southern coast of the Gulf of Finland. (B, D) 


On a walking tour of the Upper and Lower Old Town, 

a UNESCO World Heritage site, visit orthodox 

Alexander Nevsky Cathedral. Next, visit Toompea 

Castle and see the 14th century gothic Town Hall. 

This afternoon, on to Riga, the capital of Latvia. (B, D) 



magni�cent Dome Cathedral, St, Jacobs Cathedral, 

St. Peter’s Church, the Parliament building, Liberty 

Monument and the district of Art Nouveau houses. 

Your afternoon is free. (B) 


Morning departure for Vilnius, capital of Lithuania. 

The rest of the day is at leisure. (B, D) 


The city of Vilnius is located on the con�uence of the 

Neris and Velnele Rivers. In Old Vilnius, visit Peter 

and Paul Church and St. Anna’s Church. View 

Vilnius University, dating back to 1570, Gediminas’ 

Tower in the Upper Town and Vilnius Castle. The 

afternoon is free or you may take an optional 

excursion to Trakai. (B) 


Cross the border into Poland and reach Warsaw at 

day’s end. (B, L, D) 

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the famous Royal Route from magni�cient Castle 

Square to Lazienki Park and Palace, summer 

residence of the last king of Poland. Pass by the 

Palace of Science and Culture (known as a “wedding 

cake”), the Saxon Gardens, the Tomb of the Unknown 

Soldier, Monument to the Heroes of the Warsaw 

Ghetto and the Barbican. Continue with the walking 

tour of the Old Town, Old Market Square and St. 

John’s Cathedral. The rest of the day is free for 



Day 13, depart Warsaw, Thursday 



HOTELS: 






� Vilnius: Novotel Hotel (SF) 


TOUR K982 


28-Apr 10-May 

12-May 24-May 

26-May 07-Jun 

23-Jun 05-Jul 

07-Jul 19-Jul 

28-Jul 09-Aug 

25-Aug 06-Sep 

08-Sep 

20-Sep 

22-Sep 

04-Oct 

06-Oct 

PRICES: 

18-Oct 




INFORMATION FOR WHOLESALE / TOUR OPERATORS 

The following informaTion will simplify your booKing process and when 

a clienT requires advice you will have iT readily available. Kompas is 

mediTerranean, cenTral and easTern europe’s leading Tour operaTor 

since 1951. 

GUARANTEED LAND PRICE 

every efforT is made To mainTain prices as published, buT flucTuaTing 

exchange raTes may necessiTaTe price changes, The currenT price will be 

confirmed aT The Time of booKing, and will be guaranTeed no To increase 

upon receipT of deposiT. 

GUARANTEE DEPARTURES 

all of our deparTure are guaranTeed, and as booKing progress, we add 

more guaranTeed daTes. if a guaranTeed deparTure is essenTial To your 

clienTs, checK wiTh us aT The Time of booKing. we will do all possible To 

assisT you. in 2012 we inTend To operaTe all our schedule deparTures. 

in The unliKely evenT ThaT a deparTure is canceled, every passenger who 

has paid eiTher a deposiT or full paymenT will receive a crediT of $100 

per person if They Transfer To anoTher 2012 Kompas Tour. 

BOOKINGS AND DEPOSITS 

To reserve a Tour, call 1-800-233-6422 or (954) 771-9200. you 

may also fax your requesT To (954) 771-9841 or e-mail iT To tours@ 

kompas.net. your booKing will be confirmed immediaTely in mosT 

cases. a deposiT of $200 per person musT be received wiThin 7 days of 

reservaTions, aT which Time an invoice will be issued showing deposiT 

received. The balance is due 30 days prior To Tour deparTure. if deposiT 

is noT received, The booKing will be assumed canceled. for laTe booKings 

(less Than 30 days prior To deparTure), full paymenT is required aT The 

Time of booKing. 

GROUP BOOKING ON SCHEDULE TOURS 

The mosT efficienT, economical and profiTable way To operaTe your 

group Tour is To booK inTo one of our schedule deparTures. our buying 

power will immediaTely be To your benefiT, and our iTineraries are TesTed 

and proven To be The besT combinaTion of Touring, ciTy sTays and leisure 

Time. our escorTs are The besT and have worKed wiTh us for many years. 

our moTorcoaches are The finesT. 

BLOCK SPACE EARLY 

Kompas will blocK space for your group on our published iTineraries, 

subjecT To availabiliTy. wiTh less Than 30 paying passengers, your group 

will Travel wiTh oTher Kompas passengers. wiTh 30 or more paying 

passengers, you may have The exclusive use of The moTorcoach and 

Tour conducTor. if you have planned for exclusive use and The number 

of passengers falls below The minimum of 30 passengers required, 

Kompas reserves The righT To booK addiTional passengers To The 

parTy. To guaranTee exclusive occupancy for groups numbering less 

Than The minimum of 30 passengers, $150 may be paid for each seaT. if 

your group number falls To 21 passengers or less, The supplemenT for 

exclusive use of moTorcoach and Tour direcTor is $200 per person. iT is 

noT possible To have exclusive moTorcoach and Tour conducTor for less 

Than 15 paying passengers. 

selecTing a schedule daTe virTually guaranTees ThaT your group will 

Travel despiTe The number of passengers you booK. if you wish, you may 

(wiTh 30 passengers) picK up any daTe and we will obTain space for you. 

DEPOSIT 

aT The Time of booKing, a fully refundable deposiT of $1.000 for 

exclusive use or $500 for non-exclusive use is required. addiTional 

deposiTs of $100 per person are required, as each member is booKed. 

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OPTION DATE 

The firsT review daTe is 90 days prior To deparTure. aT 60 days prior To 

deparTure, any space noT under deposiT will reverT bacK To Kompas. 

ROOMING LIST DUE DATE 

The rooming lisT due daTe is approximaTely 60 days prior To deparTure. 

This is The laTesT daTe space may be released wiThouT forfeiTure of 

deposiT. iT is exTremely imporTanT ThaT on or before The rooming lisT 

due daTe you conTacT us and advise The names of passengers booKed 

To daTe. if all space has noT been sold, your opTions will be as follows: 

a) provide us wiTh names and conTinue To booK on space available basis. 

b) provide us wiTh The names booKed To daTe. if you wish To hold unsold 

space, aT your own risK you decide on The ToTal number of seaTs you expecT 

To fill. we will hold This space for you on receipT of your guaranTee of 

$200 per seaT for any unsold seaTs. This is non-refundable. 

FINAL PAYMENT 

final paymenT is due 30 days prior To deparTure. 

COMMISSION SCHEDULE 

The following commission schedule applies, and is based on The final 

number of passengers booKed on each deparTure. 

where The wholesaler/Tour operaTor has included Kompas programs 

in Their brochure The commission raTe will be 20%. 

OVERRIDES 

Number of PasseNgers ToTal CommissioN 

30 – 39 21 % 

40 – 55 22 % 

56 – 70 23 % 

71 + 24 % 

COOP PARTICIPATION 

all coop parTicipaTion of adverTising and prinTing of brochures musT 

be approved by Kompas. The raTes are negoTiable. 

FREE LAND TOUR 

Kompas provides 1 free in Twin accommodaTions for each 20 paying 

passengers. 

TOUR ESCORTS 

if your own Tour escorT accompanies The group, iT should be undersTood 

ThaT The Kompas escorT is in compleTe charge for ThaT porTion of The 

Trip operaTed by Kompas. he/she will mosT happily worK and confer 

wiTh your Tour escorT, buT announcemenTs To The group and decision 

maKing musT be lefT To The Kompas Tour escorT. please undersTand 

ThaT This cooperaTion is necessary only To avoid conflicTing informaTion 

given To Tour members, which could inTerfere wiTh The Tour. iT should 

also be noTed ThaT The Kompas Tour escorT couldn’T maKe alTeraTions 

or deviaTions To The iTinerary aT The requesT of your group escorT. 

CANCELLATION FEES 

CaNCellaTioN daTe CaNCellaTioN fee 

46+ days prior To commencemenT of service full deposiT 

45 – 22 days prior 20% of The ToTal 



on deparTure day and “no-show” 100% of The ToTal 


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FAX: +7 495 2516795 

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