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TOUR FRANCE & ITALY


San Remo French & Italian


Riviera Splendour 8 days from £1029


WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Gatwick with British Airways • 7 nights’ in a 3-star hotel


• 11 meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 light lunch, 3 dinners in local restaurants


PLUS… • Specialist Local Guide • Welcome & farewell drink • Overseas transfers & other transportation • Porterage


• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports


DAY 1 UK to Genoa Fly to Genoa on the Italian Riviera today and transfer to your hotel in the seaside town of Alassio. This golden stretch of coastline borders its more famous neighbour, the French Riviera, and is just as picturesque, boasting azure waters, sandy beaches and palm- lined promenades.


DAY 2 San Remo Located on a wide, sheltered bay, San Remo is delightful to explore. We’ll do this today on our included tour in the company of a Local Guide. We’ll stroll


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INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • San Remo guided tour • Nice & St Paul de Vence • Ventimiglia, Dolceacqua & Isolabona • Monaco & Monte Carlo


OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS • Santa Margherita & Portofino • Genoa


FLIGHT OPTIONS FLY LOCAL FROM • Birmingham • Bristol


• Connecting fl ights via London from selected local airports


Upgrade your fl ight: From £149 return Club Europe with British Airways.


through its charming old town, where a maze of lanes twist their way down the hillside. We’ll also admire a colourful display of exotic blooms amongst its exquisite manicured gardens and well- kept parks, and down by the seafront we’ll see a Russian Orthodox church, similar in design to Saint Basil’s in Moscow.


DAY 3 Nice & St Paul de Vence Nice, set against a backdrop of blue skies and sparkling sea, is the chic capital of the French Riviera. This is where our included tour begins


today. We’ll visit the Place Massena, the largest square in the historic old district, which is home to impressive fountains and stunning Neoclassical buildings with red-coloured façades. Recognised as a national monument of France, we’ll also see St Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral. Consecrated in 1912 with the support of Tsar Nicholas II, inside is housed a vast collection of icons and decorative works of huge historical value.


Later, we head inland to the charming medieval village of St Paul de Vence,


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built on a rocky outcrop and surrounded by ramparts. A stroll around the Old Town reveals a maze of charming streets, shady squares and beautiful views of the Bay of Nice.


DAY 4 Santa Margherita & Portofino Santa Margherita is one of the most elegant resorts on the Italian Riviera. You can discover its charm on our optional excursion, which also includes a visit to Portofino, which we’ll reach by boat (weather permitting). What used to be a quiet fishing village is now one of the region’s most exclusive resorts, filled


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Charming medieval villages perched on hills, labyrinthine lanes leading to lively squares, golden hued beaches and palm-lined promenades. Soak up the elegance and glamour of both the French and Italian Rivieras on this splendid tour.


FRANCE


Monte Carlo Nice


Menton


Ventimiglia


ITALY Bordighera


Dolceacqua San Remo


COTE D'AZUR


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