Etruscan Pleasures Italia Ltd

Northern Italy

Lakes District

Italian Riviera, Cinque Terre, Lake Maggiore, Lake Como, Lake Garda

Sunday June 8th to Friday June 20th , 2008 (13 days)

Maximum 14 travellers

Susan and John will meet you on the Italian Riviera.The temperatures are perfect for exploring the walkways of the Cinque Terre! The picturesque bay of Portofino is a yachtsman's, walker's and photographer's paradise! Early summer is the most pleasant season to experience the vibrant colours of the beautiful gardens, and the grand interiors of villas built by the rich and famous of yesteryear! Explore the Italian lakes by private boat - the scented gardens and dominant villas will ensure wonderful memories.

Summertime ingredients as follows - during the cool of the morning exploring the Cinque Terre; mid afternoon lazing on a deck chair and swimming in the Mediterranean Sea from your private beach; in the evening dining on local seafood and delicious local wines!

Including:

Accommodation in a family run hotel/villa overlooking private garden and the bay; a beautifully restored convent decorated with frescoes and traditional furnishings; a family run villa/hotel overlooking the lake with private swimming pool. All hotels are 4 to 4 star deluxe and 5 star quality hotels - all personally selected, wonderfully characteristic, and situated in historic centres some with panoramic sea views and lake views. Including all breakfasts; daily dining in typical restaurants tasting local cuisine and wines, luxury transport by coach, and private water taxi, all luggage handling, gratuities, entry fees, professional guides and transfers - as described in detailed itinerary.

Brief Itinerary:

Italian Riviera including Cinque Terre - 4 nights
Lake Maggiore - 3 nights
Lake Como - 3 nights
Lake Garda - 2 nights.

Share Twin NZ$ 8995. per person
(excluding airfare - to be purchased from your travel agent)
Single Supplement: NZ$ 2995 for a double room for single use.

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