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Canary Islands IBIZA (BALEARIC ISLANDS) Birthplace of the rave, this rocky island paradise is home to some of Spain’s most famous clubs and plays host to more than four million visitors annually. Surprisingly, about half the island (especially the fairly unspoiled north-east) remains covered by thick woods, and away from the bars you’ll discover spectacular coastal walking trails and quiet beaches. Visit Santa Eulària d’es Riu and the small resorts and coves of the north-east for some R&R after you’re all partied out. G Accommodation El Puerto Hotel TT PRICE FROM $54 per person per night twin share 9 Apr 12-31 May 12 Bellamar Beach And Spa TTTT PRICE FROM $61 per person per night twin share 1 May 12-31 May 12, 1 Oct 12-20 Oct 12 MALLORCA (BALEARIC ISLANDS) Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and with its inviting blue seas, sandy beaches and vibrant nightlife, it’s a popular holiday spot. The commercial and cultural heart of the island, and its charming capital, Palma de Mallorca, is nestled around a bay famous for brilliant sunsets. Visit the island’s north-west for spectacularly rugged coastline and beautiful olive groves, pine forests and ochre-coloured villages. The island’s best beaches grace the northern and eastern shorelines. G Accommodation Santa Ana TTT PRICE FROM $60 per person per night twin share 1 May 12-31 May 12, 1 Oct 12-31 Oct 12 Armadams TTTT PRICE FROM $99 per person per night twin share 1 May 12-31 Oct 12 Playa Calamayor Hotel TTTT PRICE FROM $73 per person per night twin share 1 May 12-31 May 12, 1 Oct 12-31 Oct 12 Regional accommodation BALEARIC AND CANARY ISLANDS 109 Balearic and Canary Islands Ibiza LANZAROTE (CANARY ISLANDS) Born of fiery eruptions, volcanic Lanzarote is an astounding collection of solidified lava streams, extravagant rock formations, secluded beaches, 500 different kinds of plants, and the mountain ranges of Famara, which gave the island its native name of “the red mountains”. The fourth largest and easternmost island of the Canaries, it’s nestled in the inviting Atlantic Ocean and lies 125 km off the coast of Africa. G Accommodation Sandros Papagayo Arena TTTT PRICE ON APPLICATION Blue Bay Hotel TTTT PRICE ON APPLICATION Millions of visitors flock to the four sun-kissed Balearic Islands annually to dive into the sparkling sea and party from dusk ‘til dawn. Beyond the high-rise resort hotels, buzzing bars and bronzed-bodystrewn beaches, however, you’ll discover authentic fishing villages, spectacular walks, secluded coves, endless olive and almond groves and citrus orchards, Gothic cathedrals, Stone Age ruins, and a great range of elegant, rural retreats and A-list eateries. Surrounded by a shimmering, sub-tropical sea, this Spanish archipelago, also known as the Canaries or Islas Canarias, is an enticing mix of sun, sand, and stunning landscapes, including Teide National Park’s Mount Teide. Located off the north-west coast of mainland Africa, the seven islands offer a treasure trove of holiday experiences, from hiking volcanic mountain trails, to lolling on sublime beaches and exploring underwater worlds teeming with colourful creatures. TENERIFE (CANARY ISLANDS) Visit Tenerife, the largest and most populous of the Canaries, for its sun-soaked days, balmy beachside evenings, exquisite cuisine, buzzing bars, and one of the world’s largest and most colorful carnivals, the Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. Beyond the coastal resorts, there’s a swag of other quintessential Canarian experiences to enjoy including tropical forest walks, forays into volcanic lava landscapes, and trekking to the 3718 m moonscape summit of Pico del Teide, Spain’s tallest peak. G Accommodation Marquesa TTT PRICE FROM $31 per person per night twin share 1 May 12-31 Jul 12 Bitacora TTTT PRICE FROM $91 per person per night twin share 1 May 12-15 Jul 12 *Agents may charge service fees and/or fees for card payments which vary. If you book with Qantas Holidays an additional 2% fee applies to credit card payments. Prices are correct as at 12 Oct 2011 but may fluctuate if surcharges, fees, taxes or currency change. Amounts payable to third parties not included. Offers subject to availability. Airfares not included unless otherwise specified. Please check all prices, availability and other information with your travel consultant before booking. See booking conditions on back page.
110 PORTUGAL Lisbon Spread across steep hillsides rising from the Rio Tejo, the colourful Lisbon cityscape is a mass of Gothic cathedrals, majestic monasteries, quaint museums, narrow lanes and curvy, tree-lined backstreets. Ride a bright yellow tram as it winds its way through the city, stroll alongside Lisboêtas (Lisbon locals) through the old quarters, and exchange gossip in a public bath or over fresh bread and wine at tiny alfresco restaurants as fadistas (performers of traditional Portuguese “fado” music) serenade you. Regional Portugal Regional Portugal has an old-fashioned charm, from the ancient university town of Coimbra to fairytale-esque Sintra, a place of richly coloured palaces, mist-shrouded forests and the craggy ruins of a Moorish castle standing guard over a sleepy village. So escape the crowds – take a short bus ride or a walk through the countryside to a land of rarely visited places that still offer the feeling of discovery. Madeira Located 1000 kilometres south-south-west of Lisbon and bathed in sub-tropical water, this “Pearl of the Atlantic” promises an extraordinary holiday experience thanks to its magnificent scenery, balmy climate, serene vibe, colourful folklore and its seductive, traditional food. Explore the historic and enchanting capital of Funchal before delving into the lush countryside, dotted with towering peaks, rolling hills and charming villages. Join an iconic ‘Levada’ walk, which follows mini canals created in the Portugal Medieval castles, picture-postcard villages, meandering coastlines, flower-covered hillsides, sun-kissed beaches, dramatic, end-of-theworld cliffs, wild dunes, protected coves and long, sandy islands will enchant visitors to Portugal. The nation’s capital, Lisbon, and its northern neighbour, Porto, are magical places too, with riverside views, cobblestone streets and rattling trams framed by looming cathedrals. 16th century to bring water from the rainy north of the island to the sun-soaked south where crops such as sugar, bananas and grapes grow. The original settlers chipped away at the cliffs and tunnelled through solid rock to make channels and tunnels with a slight slope so that the water meandered towards its destination. Torres Vedras Sintra LISBON Grandola Lagos MADRID Use your Qantas Frequent Flyer points towards any Qantas Holidays product. # (See page 6 for details) Porto Coimbra PORTUGAL Cascais Tomar Albufeira Badajoz Things to see and do • Visit Porto, the country’s second largest city surrounded by breathtakingly beautiful countryside and renowned for producing the world famous drink, port. • Taste the real flavours of Portugal, spicy ‘piri piri’ chicken and finish off with a ‘pastel de nata’ and authentic custard tart. • Explore the diversity of the Algarve region from the amazing blue grottoes located off Lagos to the old world charm of Albufiera, perfect for summer holidays! • Take home a Portugese souvenir, a pottery piece with the blue and white ‘azulejo’ patterned tiles represent the influence of Moorish culture on this small country. SPAIN C Strait of Gibralta A
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