Itinerary

 
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
Our flight today takes us to Southern Greenland, where we will view the beautiful scenery before landing at Narsarsuaq airport. The airport was built by the US Air Force during World War II as a stopping-off point for planes flying to and from Europe and has been operated as an international civil airport since 1959.
Dinner will be at the hotel.

 
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
Experience a private tour to enjoy a full day of sightseeing with a visit to the famous Geysir hot spring area with numerous hot springs and geysers - one of them erupts every few minutes; take a look at the magnificent waterfall Gullfoss; visit the volcanic crater Kerid and the greenhouse village Hveragerdi; drive across Gjabakkavegur Pass to the Thingvellir National Park, a unique place of beauty, with its interesting geology and history; then cross Mosfellsheidi Heath to Reykjavik; visit the Blue Lagoon. It is certainly a great experience that is not to be missed. You will see volcanic craters, geysers, waterfalls and the national park Thingvellir, which is Iceland’s national treasure and one of its most beautiful spots.
Dinner will be at the famous downtown restaurant, Einar Ben, located in one of the oldest trading buildings in Reykjavik.

After a leisurely morning and lunch, we will depart with a private local guide for a walking tour of Prague Castle and Lesser Town. The largest ancient castle in the world, Prague Castle sits on the highest hill in the city. Gigantic St. Vitus Cathedral, part of the castle, towers over the city and took 600 years to build. The crown-jewels of the Bohemian Kings and relics of St. Wenceslas, the 10th-century Duke of Bohemia, are on display.
We'll explore the history and precious cultural and architectonic heritage of Prague. It is one of the most attractive sites in Europe and not only for its geographic location is called "Heart of Europe". It lies in the center of the Bohemia on the river.

 
After breakfast, transfer to the airport to fly to our next destination, Venice. Upon arrival at Padova airport (LIPU), we will transfer to the Hotel Danieli, situated on the Grand Canal in one of the most prestigious positions in Venice, just a few steps from Saint Mark's square, looking out over the lagoon and its myriad of islands.
The afternoon is free to enjoy this romantic city embellished with monuments of rare splendor making it truly unique.

 
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
We will depart early this morning for our transfer to Padova and fly to Seville. The Hotel Alfonso XIII was built for the 1929 Sevilla Expo and is considered to be one of the most contemporary gems of Andalusia. Situated in a quiet district only two blocks from the famous Sevilla Cathedral, the Alfonso is not more than 10 minutes walking distance from the heart of town where you find wonderful pedestrian streets covered with canvasses during the summer.

 
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
We will continue to our first destination in North Africa, Marrakech. There will be a stop in Gibraltar where we will refuel and clear customs for our departure from Europe.
After clearing customs in Marrakech, we'll transfer to our beautiful hotel, La Mamounia, located on the outskirts of the city.

 
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
Today is at leisure to relax or explore on your own.

Our tour follows the Eastern coast of the island. We'll stop at Cabanas de Sao Jorge, a unique village overlooking the sea and surrounded by mountains and vineyards that feature some of Madeira's most spectacular scenery. We'll stop for lunch in Ponto Delgada, a picturesque village with breathtaking natural surroundings. Continue to Sao Vicente, idyllically set in a beautiful valley where you will be able to visit the best underground volcanic features ever found on the island, Sao Vicente Caves. The return journey takes you through stunning valleys and ravines carved into the island over millions of years, passing through the beautiful zone of Ribeira Brava.

 
Fly to Lisbon. Upon arrival, transfer to the Four Seasons. The hotel reflects the charm of historic Portugal and offers vistas of Eduardo VII Park, St. George's Moorish Castle, the Old Town and the Tagus River from atop one of Lisbon's seven hills.

Today we will fly to Dinard which sits on a rocky promontory at the top of the Rance River opposite St.Malo. Victorian Gothic villas - many now hotels - overlook the sea, and gardens and parks abound. The old is still best. One of France's best-known resorts, Dinard offers well-sheltered bathing and healthful sea air in La Manche ("the Sleeve," as the French call the English Channel). During the Victorian era, Dinard, once a fishing port, became popular with the English, who wanted a Continental holiday that was "not too foreign."

Our tour begins with a panoramic Dublin city tour which takes in the main sights including the famous "Doors of Dublin" and the elegant Georgian squares. We'll visit Trinity College and the Old Library building built by Thomas Burgh in the 18th century. Before viewing the famous book visitors pass through an excellent exhibition based on the book of Kells and other important writings from Ireland's monasteries. Next you'll visit St. Patrick's Cathedral, Ireland's largest church made famous by its former dean Jonathan Swift, author of "Gulliver's Travels." St. Patrick's s the National Cathedral of Ireland and is built on the site where St. Patrick preached. The massive west towers house a large array of bells whose ringing tones have become part of the very character of Dublin.

After an in-depth briefing, we will head for Goose Bay (or Iqualuit) with a stop in Narsarsuaq (or Nuuk) for lunch and to refuel before taking our final over-water crossing and touching down on the North American continent in Canada.