Railbookers combines four top rail journeys in ‘most exclusive’ package
Railbookers has combined four top rail journeys into a single package covering five destinations. The 13-day European trip
includes the Venice Simplon- Orient-Express, plus the Bernina Express, Glacier Express and Golden Pass lines in Switzerland. The tour starts with two nights
in Paris before joining the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express for an overnight journey. Travellers spend three nights
in Venice with sightseeing activities before exploring the Swiss Alps via St Moritz, Zermatt and Montreux. The journey concludes in Paris
with one overnight stay. Prices start at £7,699.
Gareth Jones, product
development director, said: “This rail vacation is the first to include Europe’s most exclusive rail experiences. Together with the breathtaking scenery, it’s the best of the best when it comes to European rail experiences.”
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Glacier Express
Sunvil introduces Greek island with 30 beaches
Sunvil is promoting packages to the Greek island of Skyros, which it introduced this year. The largest island in the
northern Sporades is largely untouched by developers and boasts 30 “unspoiled” beaches, according to the operator. It includes historic sites and
is the resting place of Rupert Brooke, the Great War poet who wrote The Soldier. The island offers hiking trails in forests in the north, while the south is home to miniature wild horses, which are an endangered species. The capital Skyros is home
to a Byzantine monastery, archaeological and folklore
museums, and a Venetian castle. The island is reached via
a short 40-minute connecting flight from Athens. Trips offered by Sunvil include
seven nights’ self-catering at Yiasemi Studios, from £973, based on two sharing, including flights from Gatwick in May. Seven nights’ B&B at Antigoni Hotel starts from £1,079, based on two sharing, including flights from Gatwick in September.
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