Wazzup Pilipinas!
Celebrate Spanish National Day on 12 October and enjoy savings for 2015 summer holidays to Spain!
In line with the Spanish National Day celebrations, The Travel Corporation and its key brands (Trafalgar, Insight Vacations and Contiki) would like to highlight its new 2015 Spanish itineraries that cater to travellers of all ages and varied interests. More importantly, guests can take advantage of Early Payment Discounts of up to 10 percent for travel in 2015 when they book and pay by 12 February 2015.
Trafalgar – 11 Days Northern Spain from USD $2,250
This exciting Northern Spain trip by Trafalgar showcases the ultra-modern urban treats of Bilbao, like the landmark Guggenheim museum, and rural spots, like Covadonga and the Picos de Europa National Park. Handpicked Insider Experiences include sipping icy cider of Oviedo in one of the town’s ‘siderias’ or cider houses, and hearing about the town’s love of the drink while enjoying the cool nectar.
Sightseeing Highlights
· City tour of Santiago de Compostela, Salamanca and Madrid
· Orientations of Pamplona, San Sebastian, Bilbao, Santander and Oviedo
· Scenic drive through the Picos de Europa
· Visit the Holy Cave of Covadonga, the fishing village of Luarca, St. James Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, the University of Salamanca and the Prado Museum in Madrid
Insight Vacations Gold Luxury Journey – 12-Days Iberian Elegance from USD $3,925
This Iberian Elegance journey expertly blends in-depth sightseeing and free time for personal exploration. Revel in the Iberian appetite for life, and enjoy a vacation across Spain and Portugal filled with indulgence and refinement as you appreciate art and architecture. The 2015 Gold Journeys have become all-inclusive of evening dining and excursions and guests can fully immerse themselves in their holiday as they partake in Insight’s Signature events including but not limited to art historian guided visits to museums, artisan demonstrations and a spell-binding fiery flamenco performance.
Sightseeing Highlights
· Marvel at the works of Spain’s two most renowned masters as you visit Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia and then come face to face with the genius of Picasso at the Picasso Museum in Barcelona
· Savour the authentic flavours and participate in a fun cookery demonstration of the Spanish national dish in Valencia, also known undisputedly as the home of the Paella
· Explore The Alhambra Palace in Granada and its rich scented Gardens of the Generalife.
· Cross the Roman Bridge to the amazing Mezquita in Cordoba and walk within its forest of horseshoe shaped arches.
· Enroute to Lisbon, stop at the village of Jabuco and meet a ham producer and experience the aroma and incomparable taste of pure Iberian ham
· Visit the famous basilica in Fatima
· Appreciate the world's finest collection of Spanish painting at the Prado Museum in Madrid with an expert art historian.
Contiki – 14-Days Spanish Spree from USD $1,696
The Spanish Spree trip is the perfect blend of culture and new adventures for travellers between 18 to 35 years. Contiki’s in-depth explorer trips are great for culture lovers who enjoy making friends with the locals and hunting out the best traditional delicacies. By having more time in each city, the travel aficionado can dive into the culture of unforgettable Spain. See the Royal Palace in Madrid, the Alhambra in Granada and the Rock of Gibraltar, then cap off a fantastic holiday by watching the sun set over the Mediterranean on the beaches of Ibiza.
Sightseeing Highlights
· 8 World Heritage Sites visited
- Dinner featuring local tapas dishes in a scenic Barcelona restaurant
- Discover Ibiza's town & beaches
- Scenic drive past Marbella and Malaga
- Explore the Mosque of the Caliphs in Cordoba
- See the Alcazar fortress and Gothic cathedral in Toledo
Prices are per person on a twin share basis. There will be single supplements prices applicable for majority of the trips. Terms and conditions apply.
For more information and detailed itinerary information, visit
www.trafalgar.com
www.insightvacations.com
www.contiki.com
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