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FOR THOSE WITH A PASSION FOR LEARNING AND TRAVEL
CONFERENCE 2016
Idyllic Iberia
PRE TOUR
MAIN TOUR
POST TOUR
Madeira
Portugal & Spain
Morocco
25 - 29 March
28 March - 10 April
10 - 16 April
Luxury Desert Experience
16 - 20 April
add on option
Main Tour
Portugal and Spain
28 March - 10 April
Day 1Lisbon
Tue 29 March
After our flight from Australia on Monday 28
March, we will arrive in Lisbon on Tuesday 29
March in the afternoon where we will be
transferred to our hotel for an evening of
leisure.
Lisbon, Portugal’s capital is known as the white
city thanks to it’s unique light.
The almost constant presence of sunshine and
the River Tagus transforms the Portuguese
capital into a mirror of a thousand colours
highlighting the city’s unique architecture and
beauty.
Accommodation: CS Vintage Hotel
www.nauhotels.com
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Day 2Lisbon
Wed 30 March
Delegates only: Morning conference including morning tea
After lunch we will explore this beautiful city. The tour starts in Belem on the Tagus River. Here
we visit the UNESCO listed Jeronimos Monastery where Vasco Da Gama is buried and the
imposing Torre de Belem.
During our visit in Belem we also will stop at the world famous café “Pasteis de Belem” to enjoy
coffee and the traditional custard pastries made here since 1837 before heading off to explore
the old part of town, both on foot and via the emblematic restored Tram No 28. Some of the
buildings in the Chiado quarter date back to the 18th century whilst the unique trams have
been running since the 19th century.
In the evening we will enjoy an unforgettable welcome evening with local food, wine and song
at a traditional Fado restaurant.
Accommodation: CS Vintage Hotel (B L D)
Day 3Lisbon
Thur 31 March
Delegates only: Morning conference including morning tea
Afternoon at leisure
Accommodation: CS Vintage Hotel (B)
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Day 4Lisbon-Sintra-Lisbon
Fri 1 April
Today we will experience the natural and historical beauty of Portugal on a day trip from Lisbon
along the coast to Sintra. Just thirty minutes away from Portugal’s capital city, Sintra is a
magical place reminiscent of medieval fairy tales. In it’s dewy forests and exotic gardens there
are no fewer than three castles - the Manueline/ Moorish National Palace in town, the
ruins of a Moorish castle half way up the hill and the kitsch and extravagant Pena Palace at
the peak rising out of the mist. A guided tour of the Pena Palace will enthrall as you experience
it’s gelato coloured exterior, tromp l’oeil murals, ornate Meissen porcelain and Eiffel designed
furniture.
After leaving Sintra we will stop at the cliffs of Roca Cape (Cabo da Roca), the westernmost
point of Europe, and visit the surfer’s paradise of Guincho Beach.
On the way back to Lisbon we will enjoy the scenic views along the Atlantic Coast and stop at
the picturesque town of Cascais, a former fishing village as well as the seaside town of Estoril,
a playground for the rich and famous. It’s casino was the inspiration for Ian Fleming’s “Casino
Royale”
Accommodation: CS Vintage Hotel Lisbon (B L)
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Day 5Lisbon-Evora
Sat 2 April
Following breakfast, we will depart from our hotel towards Azeitão and explore the impressive
natural landscapes of the Arrábida Mountains. While here, we will visit the wine cellars of Jose
Maria da Fonseca famous for the oldest collection of Moscatel wine. Another highlight on the
way is Palmela and its castle. This 12th century castle preserves the medieval atmosphere of
the brave soldiers that once defended the Portuguese coast offering astonishing views over the
city of Setúbal, it’s bay and the Tróia Peninsula.
We will then drive through the
wine-growing region of the Alentejo
to the historic town of Évora,
Portugal, an area steeped in
history and boasting some of the
most famous architectural sites
in the country, including our hotel
which is housed in a restored 15th
century convent.
Accommodation: Convento Do Espinheiro (B)
www.conventodoespinheiro.com
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Day 6Evora
Sun 3 April
After breakfast we will discover the wonders of the town on a walking tour which will include a
visit to the elaborate medieval Evora Cathedral, the cinematic columns of the Templo Romano,
the famous Chapel of Bones and the picturesque town square Praça do Giraldo.
Évora is one of Portugal’s finest and most delightful towns. It is a true open-air museum with a
large number of well preserved monuments and buildings of public interest that led UNESCO to
protect it as a World Heritage Site.
Afternoon at Leisure OR
Optional Alentejo Region Tour by Jeep
We will depart from the hotel by jeep for an
adventure that will take us on a discovery of the
unknown treasures of the Alentejo Region. This
area is known for its vast golden wheat plains,
cork, oaks and olive trees. We will visit a cork
forest, where we will learn about its incredible life
cycle, its characteristics and the Montado
ecosystem that lives around it.
On our journey we will also visit the emblematic megalithic sites of the region. These are the
largest megalithic monuments on the Iberian Peninsula and date back more than 6000 years.
Then we will explore the moon-like landscape of Estremoz which is known for it’s marble.
Accommodation: Convento Do Espinheiro (B)
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Day 7
Evora - Algarve
Mon 4 April
Morning at leisure OR
Optional Convento Desserts Workshop
Since the 16th century the local convents have
created numerous recipes for desserts made from the
abundance of sugars, eggs and cereals that they received
in exchange for the rent of their land. The ancient kitchen
of Convento do Espinheiro is the perfect spot to recreate
these delicacies under the guidance of the resident
specialist chef.
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Optional Cocktail Making Workshop
In this workshop we will learn about the history of bar tending and be shown the art of cocktail
making. We will learn to prepare a variety of cocktails that can be made at home for any
occasion.
We will then leave the Alentejo and travel to the coastal region of the Algarve. On the way we
will visit the charming medieval village of Monsaraz.Our final stop will be the Esporão winery
which is renowned not only for it’s range of good quality wines but also it’s organic olive oil.
Accommodation: Hotel Tivoli Vitoria Vilamoura (B)
www.tivolihotels.com/tivoli-victoria-vilamoura
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Day 8Algarve
Tue 5 April
Delegates only: Morning conference including morning tea
For Non-Delegates:
Optional Tile Painting Workshop
The Iberian art of tile painting was introduced in the 16th century and developed in a very
special way throughout the 18th century. This workshop is a hands-on experience where we will
learn the ancient techniques of making and decorating tiles. The team of experienced artisans
will assist us in creating true pieces of art. We will have the option to make a unique piece or
use a model pattern to produce a traditional drawing. After being glazed in a traditional kiln
overnight, the tiles will be ready to take home as a souvenir.
In the afternoon we will visit the ancient town of Silves, which is a situated on the banks of the
Arade River and was once the capital of the whole district. Upon arriving to Silves we will be
escorted on a guided visit through the old town visiting the castle and cathedral.
The Castelo de Silves is the best preserved castle in the Algarve and has spectacular views
over the town and surrounding countryside. It was built of large red sandstone blocks, on the
site of late Roman or Visigoth fortifications from the 4th-5th centuries and was restored in the
1940’s.
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The Sé de Silves Cathedral is situated in a lovely square and considered the most important
Gothic monument in the Algarve. After visiting the historical town of Silves, we will continue
to Monchique, a picturesque village located in a scenic range of rounded hills. Here we will
have some free time for handicraft shopping. The locals make wicker baskets,wooden scissor
chairs, pottery, wood, cork and copper items.
From here we will continue our ascent into the Monchique Mountains to enjoy the green hills,
pure air, tranquility and dramatic views from the highest point in the Algarve - Fóia. In
Monchique we will stop at the natural spa of Monchique, as well as do a gentle walking circuit
around the area.
Accommodation: Hotel Tivoli Vitoria Vilamoura (B)
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Day 9Lagos
Wed 6 April
Today we will visit the town of Lagos, situated on the west coast where dunes framed by
inspiring cliffs shelter golden-sandy beaches.
Lagos is a bustling town full of activity and history. The first ships that have discovered
territories in the North of Africa have left from its impressive natural harbour. We will take a
walking guided tour, visiting the Statue of Henry the Navigator, the Golden Church of Saint
Anthony and the Museum, the old walls of the Castle and the slave market building, ending at
the main square where the statue of King Sebastian stands.
The nearby beaches are among the best in the region and the rocky headland of Ponta da
Piedade is jaw-droppingly beautiful. For the more energetic we will do a scenic walk through
the grottos to enjoy a closer view of this breathtaking scenery.
After a delicious seafood lunch we will then proceed onto Cape St Vincent, the most southwestern point in Europe, known as “Sacrum Promontorium”. Our final stop will be at Sagres
village which has an end-of the world feel with it’s sea-carved cliffs and empty wind-whipped
fortress high above the ocean.
Accommodation: Hotel Tivoli Vitoria Vilamoura (B L)
Day 10
Lagos
Thur 7 April
Delegates only: Morning conference including morning tea
Afternoon at leisure
Accommodation: Hotel Tivoli Vitoria Vilamoura (B)
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Day 11
Algarve - Seville
Fri 8 April
We will leave the coast of Portugal, crossing the border into Spain and drive to the historic
Andalucian town of Seville.
There we will enjoy a
walking tour where we will
discover the charm of
Hispanic-Muslim
architecture that is all
around the city and walk
along the shore of the
Guadalquivir river.
We will also walk through
the narrow streets and
courtyards of the Barrio de
Santa Cruz, the old Jewish
quarter of Seville which at
its peak housed the second
largest Jewish community
in Spain.
During our visit we will be amazed by the dimensions of the Cathedral of Saint Mary and the
Gothic-Mudejar beauty of the Reales Alcázares Palace, both buildings declared as World
Heritage sites by UNESCO. We will finish the day with a climb of the Giralda tower, an
undisputed symbol of the city, to enjoy the best views of the city.
Evening at leisure OR
Optional Flamenco Evening
Enjoy the art, soul and passion of flamenco in an authentic tablao
held in a 19th century palace.
The show will be at El Palacio Andaluz, which is elegant, spacious
and airy and ensures a comfortable and direct view of the stage
allowing us to enjoy flamenco in its purest form.
Accommodation: Hotel NH Sevilla Plaza De Armas (B)
www.nh-hotels.com/hotel/nh-sevilla-plaza-de-armas
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Day 12
Seville-Granada
Sat 9 April
After driving from Seville we will arrive in the Andalusian town of Granada. Pre-booked tickets
will ensure admission to the extremely popular Alhambra and Generalife Gardens. The
Alhambra is perched high on the hill overlooking the city. This incredible palace complex was
first built as a fortress at the start of the 13th century. Successions of Spanish rulers made the
Alhambra their home, and the fortress grew into a medina with numerous palaces and lavish
gardens.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a treasure trove of Moorish architecture and we will
see several of its wonders as we tour its highlights. Among these are the decadent rooms of
the palace such as the Hall of Ambassadors, the Myrtle Courtyard and the Alhambra’s Royal
Baths.
After exploring the palaces, we will head to the Generalife Gardens to discover where the
sultans and Moorish kings of bygone days once relaxed.
Accommodation: Hotel Casa 1800 Granada (B)
www.hotelcasa1800granada.com
Day 13
Granada
Sun 10 April
We will have the morning to relax and explore the classic Andalusian town of Granada before
our flight back to Australia, arriving Monday 11 April. For those doing the post tour to Morocco
we will fly to Marrakesh today.
Accommodation: Hotel Casa 1800 Granada (B)
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TRIP INCLUSIONS
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Conference sessions with morning tea as indicated (delegates only)
12 nights accommodation as outlined in the itinerary (or equivalent) on a twin share basis with buffet breakfast daily.
Lunches and dinners as indicated in the itinerary
Transportation throughout the tour in air-conditioned buses.
All group transfers, sightseeing, activities and entrance fees as outlined in the itinerary
Bilingual guide
Convention Abroad escort
Porterage at hotels and airports
Tips to drivers and guides.
TRIP EXCLUSIONS
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Meals and drinks not indicated in the itinerary
Optional tours/activities other than those specified
Personal expenses – laundry, telephone, mini bar
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Anything not mentioned in the trip inclusions
Please go to the “Register Your Interest” page on our website
www.conventionabroad.com.au
And complete and submit the form to receive all costing details.
For any questions please contact
Dr Naomi Jacobs 0413 62 62 74
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Pre Tour
Madeira
25 - 29 March
Day 1
Arrive Funchal
Sat 26 March
We will depart Australia on the evening of the 25 March and arrive in Funchal, Madeira late in
the afternoon after our flight from Australia via Dubai on Emirates.
The rest of the evening will be at leisure.
Accommodation: Vidamar Resort Madeira
www.vidamarresorts.com
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Day 2
Funchal-Ponto Moniz-Funchal
Sun 27 March
Today we will travel towards the west side of the island with its beautiful scenery of voluptuous
mountains. On the way, a short distance from Funchal, we will stop at the picturesque and
thriving fishing village of Câmara de Lobos, once painted by Sir Winston Churchill during his
stay in Madeira. The area around Câmara de Lobos is one of the most important areas for
viniculture on the island.
We will continue our drive past the small terraces carved into the sides of the mountain and the
banana and grape plantations until the viewpoint of Cabo Girão, which is the second highest
sea cliff in the world. It rises sheer from the sea, offering stunning views of the bay of Funchal
and out over the distant horizon.
Driving along the south coast, the route leads
to Ribeira Brava, which lies at the edge of the
deep ravine continuing up by the valley of
Serra d’Agua and down to São Vicente village.
From here on the way to Porto Moniz - a small
village on the north coast, famous for its
volcanic rock pools, we will view one of the
most beautiful points of the north coast, a road
built on the rocks near the sea where we can
admire the astonishing waterfalls.
After lunch we will return to Funchal while
enjoying the spectacular scenery of Maderira.
Accommodation: Vidamar Resort Madeira
(B L)
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Day 3
Funchal
Mon 28 March
Morning at Leisure OR
Optional Santana Tour
This tour of Eastern Madeira starts with a scenic drive to Camacha which is regarded as the
culture capital of the island and famous for it’s handmade articles of wicker work. From here we
will follow the scenic roads of Santo da Serra to a famous view point in Portela where we will
see some splendid views of the north coast especially over Porto da Cruz and Eagles Rock.
Our next stop is Santana characterised by it’s small thatched triangular houses built of natural
stone and thatched with straw. This area,dominated by the mountainous landscapes and lush
green of the Laurissilva Forest has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
In the afternoon we will enjoy a unique Levada
walk. These are very popular in Madeira and allow
access to many areas not available to driving. A
truly iconic and enjoyable experience.
“Levada” is a Portuguese word that derives from
“levar”, which means to carry and is very loosely
interpreted as “carriageway.” A more correct
translation would be mini-canal.
The levadas were originally created in the 16th
Century to bring water from the rainy northern
aspect of the island to the sun soaked south where
crops such as sugar, bananas and grapes grow.
They are still in use today and in fact ten percent
of the electricity needed on the island comes from
hydroelectric plants that are connected to levadas.
In total there are 2500 kilometres of levadas on the
island and many were created even before the first
roads.
This trail we will take is unique in that it links the two highest peaks of Madeira Island, Pico
Ruivo and Pico do Areeiro, traversing part of the Central Mountain Massif.
In the evening we will enjoy a night of traditional entertainment; ‘bailinho da madeira’, and
local gastronomy. We will complete the evening with a stop at one of Funchal’s viewpoints to
see the whole city lit up at night.
Accommodation: Vidamar Resort Madeira (B D )
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Day 4
Funchal
Tue 29 March
This morning after breakfast, we will enjoy a walking tour of Funchal. Funchal’s most charming
district, the Old Town, was the first nucleus to be built after the beginning of colonisation during
the 15th century. Strolling through the narrow cobbled streets we will discover some of the old
culture that is left in this particular part of town.
As part of our tour we will visit the Funchal Market and the Old Brandy’s Wine Lodge. A ride
on the cable car will allow us to enjoy the amazing view of Funchal bay and the surrounding
landscape.
In the late afternoon we will fly to Lisbon to join the main tour.
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TRIP INCLUSIONS
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3 nights accommodation as outlined in the itinerary (or equivalent) on a twin share basis with buffet breakfast daily.
Lunches and dinners as outlined in the itinerary
All group transfers, transportation, sightseeing, activities and entrance fees as outlined in the itinerary
Return airfares Lisbon to Funchal
Bilingual local guide
Convention Abroad escort
Porterage at hotels and airport
TRIP EXCLUSIONS
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Meals not indicated in the itinerary
Optional tours/activities other than those specified
Items of a personal nature, beverages, laundry, telephone calls, mini bar etc.
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Tips to drivers and guides
Anything not mentioned in the trip inclusions
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Post Tour
Morocco
10- 16 April
Day 1
Arrive Marrakesh
Sun 10 April
We will arrive in the majestic city of Marrakesh and be transferred to our Riad.
Accommodation: Riad Al Jazira Marrakesh (B)
www.marrakech-riads.com
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Day 2Marrakesh
Mon 11 April
Delegates only: Morning conference including morning tea
In the afternoon we will take a tour of Marrakesh. One of the most impressive sights in
Marrakesh is the Koutoubia Mosque with a minaret rising 252 feet into the sky. It is one of the
best examples of the Hispano-Moresque art, which combines apparent simplicity with superb
craftsmanship and restrained luxury. Other places of interest that we will visit are Bahia Palace
Djemaa El Fna Square, Dar Si Said Museum and the famous Maison Tiskiwin.
Our visit to Jardins Majorelle gardens will
see us take in one of the most delightful
places in Marrakesh, a meticulously planned
botanical garden created in the 1920s by
the French painter Jacques Majorelle. Now
superbly mature, it was owned and splendidly maintained by Yves Saint Laurent.
In the artist’s former studio, a museum of
Berber arts exhibits Saint Laurent’s fine
personal collection of North African carpets,
pottery, costumes, jewellery and furniture.
Accommodation: Riad Al Jazira Marrakesh (B)
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Day 3Marrakesh
Tue 12 April
Day at leisure
OR
Optional Cooking Workshop
This is held at the legendary restaurant La Maison Arabe which offers cooking classes
designed for the amateur and professional alike.
The classes are conducted by a dada (traditional Moroccan cook) We will learn to prepare an
entrée and main dish and get the opportunity to taste our dishes at the end.
No doubt you will want to revisit the souk to purchase your very own tagine!
AND/OR
Optional Hammam and Massage
Held at Les Bains de Marrakesh at the gate of the Medina in an intimate and relaxing
setting. A grouping together of various water-based healthcare treatments including traditional
black soap, a forty five minute Hammam scrub with Kessage glove and mask ghassoul
flavoured with seven plants and a one hour relaxing massage.
Accommodation: Riad Al Jazira Marrakesh (B)
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Day 4Marrakesh-Essaouira-Marrakesh Wed 13 April
Today we will travel to the coastal town of Essaouira. Behind its purple ramparts and inside its
whitewashed medina with blue doors lies a city that has been influenced by various cultures
(Berber, Carthaginian, Portuguese, English, Bambara and others). It was the Jewish traders,
who once formed the majority of the population, who transformed Essaouira into what became
Morocco’s most prosperous city in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Essaouira stands on a vast bay sweeping south with miles of superb sandy beach and
wooded hills dominating the skyline to the east. The fortified harbour is a hive of activity with
fishing nets laid out on the quayside, boats unloading their catches, fish auctions and stalls
serving seafood sizzling on grills.
In addition, the light and beauty of Essaouira has long attracted artists and the town therefore
has a flourishing art scene. There is much to explore in the working medina and narrow
alleyways surrounding it and we will have a whole day to enjoy the slower pace of this
bohemian seaside gem.
Accommodation: Riad Al Jazira Marrakesh (B L)
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Day 5
Marrakesh-Atlas Mountains
Thur 14 April
We will depart Marrakesh towards the picturesque Berber village of Asni, high in the Atlas
Mountains, and the valley of Ouirgane known as happy valley thanks to its natural
beauty. These are situated at the foot of the Jbel Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa
(4166m). The farmlands, kasbahs and villages exist as they have done for centuries. Truly a
step back into the past, as mules plough fields and children raise water from the river.
We will arrive at our exclusive accommodation at “La Kasbah Toubkal”. The Kasbah is perched
on a great rock outcrop above the main village of Imlil with panoramic views of the mountains,
valleys and waterfalls. It is reached by a short walk or mule ride from the village. On the way
we will enjoy lunch on the banks of Lake Lalla Takerkoust at the foot of the Atlas Mountains.
Accommodation: La Kasbah Toubkal (B L)
www.kasbahdutoubkal.com
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Day 6
Atlas Mountains
Fri 15 April
Delegates only: Morning conference including morning tea
Afternoon at Leisure OR
Optional Trekking in the Mountains
This guided trek will take us to Tizi n’Tamatert (2279m), north east of the Kasbah. On the way
we will go through the village of Tamatert and picnic at the pass. From here we will have a
stunning view of the two valleys, down into the Imane Valley and back down to the Aït Mizane
Valley. Duration: 4 hours walking time, easy or moderate treks available.
Accommodation: La Kasbah Toubkal (B )
Day 7
Atlas Mountains
Sat 16 April
After a relaxing morning, for those not doing the Post Tour Add On Desert Experience, we will
be transferred to the airport for our flight back to Australia arriving on Sunday 17 April (B)
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TRIP INCLUSIONS
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6 nights accommodation as outlined in the itinerary (or equivalent) on a twin share basis with buffet breakfast daily
Lunches and dinners as outlined in the itinerary
All group transfers, transportation, sightseeing and entrance fees as outlined in the
itinerary
Convention Abroad escort
Bilingual local guide
Airfare Malaga to Marrakesh
TRIP EXCLUSIONS
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Meals not indicated in the itinerary
Optional tours and activities
Tipping to drivers and guides
Porterage
Items of a personal nature including laundry, telephone calls,mini-bar etc
Travel insurance(compulsory)
Visa (if needed)
Anything not included in the inclusions
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Post Tour Add On
Luxury Desert Experience
16 - 20 April
Day 1Marrakesh-Ouarzazate
Sat 16 April
Today we will drive towards Ouarzazate via Tizi n’Tichka. Ouarzazate is the first town most
people see after crossing the High Atlas and is the unofficial capital of the south of Morocco.
Formerly a Foreign Legion outpost in the southern Kasbah region, it has been notably used as
a location backdrop by many epic films such as Lawrence of Arabia and Jesus of Nazareth.
On route we will visit Kasbah Taourirt, one of the most significant Kasbahs of the area and the
stronghold of the Glaoui chiefs in the 1930s. In recent years UNESCO undertook the restoration of whole sections of the building.
We will also visit the UNESCO-restored Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou which stands out as an
exquisite example of how to take care of one’s heritage with style. Seeing the Kasbah from the
other side of the river is a great experience. Through a frame of the palm branches we will see
the structures of the Kasbah slightly bending and stretching to the sky.
Just outside town is the Atlas Studio which is an impressive sight and opens to the public for
tours.
Accommodation: Berbere Palace (B D)
www.leberberepalace.com
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Day 2
Ouarzazate-Todra-Erb Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp
Sun 17 April
We depart to Erfoud, in the Tafilalet Oasis. We will drive though the scenic Todra Gorges and
the Dades Valley. Hugging the lush river bed are many of Morocco’s most scenic kasbahs and
ksours. We will continue down the route of Kasbahs past acres of roses, and stop for a walk in
a date oasis, one of the largest, most decorated Kasbahs in Morocco.
Erfoud is one of the largest oases in all of Morocco. This village at the foot of Jbel, was built
during the French protectorate as a military outpost and is famous for its almost one
million date palm trees.
From Erfoud to the Merzouga dunes we will travel by jeep or camel (your choice) and enjoy the
beautiful sunset over the dunes.
Accommodation: Erb Cheebbi Luxury Desert Camp (B D)
www.desertluxurycamp.com
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Day 3
Erb Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp-Ouarzazate
Mon 18 April
We will have an early wake-up to experience the magnificent sunrise over the Sahara desert at
the dunes.
Then, following a sumptuous breakfast, we will leave for Ouarzazate.
Accommodation: Berbere Palace (B D)
Day 4
Ouarzazate-Casablanca
Tues 19 April
We will be transfered to Ouarzazate airport for our flight to Casablanca and then our
connecting flights back to Australia arriving on Wednesday 20 April.
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TRIP INCLUSIONS
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3 nights accommodation as outlined in the itinerary (or equivalent) on a twin share basis
with buffet breakfast daily.
All meals as indicated in the itinerary
All group transfers, transportation, sightseeing and entrance fees as per the itinerary
Bilingual guide
Convention Abroad escort
Airfare Ouarzazate to Casablanca
TRIP EXCLUSIONS
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Meals not indicated in the itinerary
Optional tours and activities
Tipping to drivers and guides
Items of a personal nature including laundry, telephone calls, mini-bar etc
Travel insurance (compulsory)
Anything not included in the inclusions
Reservations
To reserve your place on the tour(s) please fill in the accompanying Registration Form where
details of the Registration Fee(s), Deposit(s) and payment options are outlined.
FOR ANY FURTHER ENQUIRIES PLEASE CONTACT
Dr Naomi Jacobs 0413 62 62 74
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