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Tel Aviv: The nonstop City
€540
Tel Aviv: The nonstop City
Energy packed, inspirational or fun filled relaxation – Your holiday in the vibrant city of Tel Aviv can be anything you want it to be. With great weather virtually all year round you can chill on dazzling stretches of golden beaches, take in the colorful markets, cutting edge culture and entertainment, outstanding nightlife & exciting culinary scene.
Without a doubt, the place to visit in the Mediterranean
Tel Aviv has a six-mile beach popular with young, laid-back locals. Cyclists, joggers and dog walkers stroll the promenade, while sunbathers and surfers rule the beach, giving Israel’s second city a certain Californian feel, Israel can boast around 300 days of sunshine a year.
Called Miami Beach of the Mediterranean and include the 10 world’s best beaches
It calls itself the “Tuscany of the Middle East”, thanks to the lush greenery and Crusader sites, including the Montfort fortress, a ruined castle you can climb to enjoy spectacular views. The rolling landscape is perfect for a scenic day of cycling.
Tel Aviv has more museums per capital than anywhere else in the world. With more than 230 museums spread across a relatively small plot of land, Israel is a great option for sun seekers who also want culture.
Tel Aviv is home to a large number of Bauhaus-style buildings, which are characterized by the prioritization of function over aesthetics and the use of inexpensive materials. A World Heritage Site, its White City district is home to over 4,000 listed buildings. Some of the best examples of Bauhaus, and other historic styles, are found on Bialik Street, Tel Aviv’s most picturesque avenue.
Nicknamed the “Big Orange” thanks to its 24-hour lifestyle reminiscent of the Big Apple (New York) – Tel Aviv’s party scene could give Ibiza a run for its money.
The city is also home to some of the world’s most sophisticated and unique bars.
No visit to the region would be complete without a trip to Jerusalem. With a history stretching back almost 5,000 years, and sights including the Dome of the Rock, the Western Wall, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, and al-Aqsa Mosque, few cities resonate in the same way.
Starting from 540 euro per person
Included:
- Air ticket
- Transfer Airport Hotel Aiport
- 4 night accommodation with breakfast
Not included:
- City tour of Tel Aviv 2.5 h, 24 euro per person
- City Tour of Jerusalem full day 70 euro per person
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Starting from 145 euro per person (Minimum 30 persons) Included:- Transport by bus at your disposal all day
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MAURITIUS
It was writer that Mark Twain said: “You gather the idea that Mauritius was made first and then heaven was copied after Mauritius.”
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The tourism hub is in the north around Grand Baie, which has the greatest concentration of hotels, beaches and entertainment. The "beautiful" south is the islands wilder, but perhaps more interesting side.
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Golden Age canals lined by tilting gabled buildings are the backdrop for Amsterdam's treasure-packed museums, vintage-filled shops and hyper-creative design, drinking and dining scenes. Amsterdam's canal-woven core is laced by atmospheric narrow lanes. You never know what you'll find: a tiny hidden garden; a boutique selling witty, stylized Dutch-designed homewares and fashion; a jewel-box-like jenever (Dutch gin) distillery; a flower stall filled with tulips in a rainbow of hues; an old monastery-turned-classical-music-venue; an ultra-niche restaurant such as an avocado or strawberry specialist or one reinventing age-old Dutch classics. Fringing the center, post-industrial buildings in up-and-coming neighborhoods now house creative enterprises, from art galleries to craft breweries and cutting-edge tech start-ups, as well as some of Europe's hottest clubs.
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Gardaland
Gardaland is one of the most popular entertainment parks in Europe, and perhaps the most popular in Italy, nestled on the Eastern shore of lake Garda near the town of Castelnuovo del Garda. The Park was opened in 1975 - since then it happens every year up to 3.5 million visitors! In 2008, the door was opened aquarium. Today in Gardaland there are six main rides and about 30 smaller ones.
"Blue Tornado" is an inverted roller coaster with a length of 765 meters, located at the entrance to the Park. The height of the attraction opened in 1998, is 33.5 meters. The whole breathtaking "flight" with several upheavals and sudden drops, it takes about 2 minutes.
In the lower part of the Park you can see another popular attraction - "the Magic mountain" is the double loop. It is the oldest attraction of Gardaland - it was opened in 1985. Drive through the 700 - meter road at a height of 30 meters from the ground takes about 2 minutes.
Since 2005 the adventure of the Sequoias: you can "collapse" from the top of a huge tree and six times to change direction by 180º.
"Escape from Atlantis" is Europe's largest water attraction, located near the "Blue Tornado". It combines all the elements of classic water slides: the ascent, the descent on the entangled spiral slides and a resounding fall into the pool.
To tickle the nerves can be another attraction "Ramses: the awakening," formerly known as "Valley of the Pharaohs". This is the first interactive attraction of Gardaland: sitting in the booth, the traveler goes in a dark tunnel, where he heard the voice of an old man, gets in the burial chamber with treasures and mummies.
Finally, the "young" ride in the Park is "Raptor" - it will appeal to those who love dinosaurs and prehistoric adventures.
Starting from 79 euro per person
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong welcomes with an iconic skyline, a legendary kitchen, and lush, protected nature where rare birds and colorful traditions thrive.
Hong Kong's enchanting neighborhoods and islands offer a sensory feast. You may find yourself swaying along on a historic double-decker tram, cheering with the hordes at the city-center horse races, or simply gazing out at the glorious harbor. Over 70% of Hong Kong is mountains and sprawling country parks, some also home to geological and historical gems. Escape the city limits on one of the world’s smoothest transport systems and spend your day wandering in a Song-dynasty village, hiking on a deserted island or kayaking among volcanic sea arches.
Hong Kong is one of the world's top culinary capitals, the city that worships the God of Cookery has many a demon in the kitchen, whether the deliciousness in the pot is Cantonese, Sichuanese, Japanese or French. So deep is the city's love of food and so broad its culinary repertoire that whatever your gastronomic desires, Hong Kong will find a way to sate them. The answer could be a bowl of wonton noodles, freshly steamed dim sum, a warm pineapple bun wedged with butter, a pair of the sweetest prawns, your first-ever stinky tofu, or the creations of the latest celebrity chef.
Starting from 1275 euro per person
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Capitalizing on its melting pot of cultures, Singapore is finally getting some spark, and is fast becoming one of Asia’s hit-list destinations.
Whizzing around Singapore can take a matter of minutes, thanks to one of the world’s most efficient and widespread public transport systems. Hankering for a roti breakfast in Little India, but want to visit the temples in Chinatown before lunch? No problem, you’ll be there in a jiffy using the sparkling MRT system – and why not stop at Marina Bay for a spot of shopping on your way? Plus, with new metro lines opening practically every two years, this tiny island just keeps on becoming easier to explore.
Food in Singapore is taken very seriously. From cheap hawker fare to Michelin-starred fine dining, food-enamored Singaporeans will line up for it, Instagram the hell out of it and passionately debate whether it is ‘die, die, must try’ – Singlish slang for ‘to die for’. Don’t fret about finding a place to chow down, as each neighborhood is home to local hawker centers and coffeeshops dishing up some of the island’s best meals for just a couple of bucks. Simply follow your nose or join the longest queue – whatever morsels lie at the end, they are almost guaranteed to be scrumptious.
Starting from 1150 euro per person
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