Frankreich : 29 Tage Adventure-Trip Journeys: Highlights of France Erlebnisrundreise in internationaler Gruppe

Monet’s water gardens, Loire châteaux, the countryside that inspired Van Gogh, Normandy’s D-Day beaches, Bordeaux’s vineyards, Basque markets, and Provence’s sun-drenched squares: this is the full breadth of French life. Walk in the footsteps of history, taste generational vintages with winemakers, and lose yourself in bold contemporary art beneath Arles’s LUMA tower. From coastline to countryside, this is France with full joie de vivre.

• Delve into history and culture in France’s Norman villages

• Explore D-Day and WWII military sites with an expert

• Stroll through Claude Monet’s garden

• Visit inside Château de Cheverny

• Royal history on the Cher

• Vineyard roots at Plou et Fils

• Sailing past Chenonceau

• Underground Saint-Émilion

• Basque foothills and fields

• Storied strolls through Pau

• Learn the secrets of Jurançon wine during a visit and tasting

• Les Halles market in Biarritz

• Visit to the Château de Pau

• Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes

• Underground Basilica of Saint Pius X

• Built to hold thousands of pilgrims

• Toulouse

• The vibrant „Pink City“

• Tour alongside a local guide to learn Avignon’s history

• Learn about modern art at the LUMA tower

• Roman history and Van Gogh’s cafe

• Ride an open-air train through the salt basins and pink waters of Aigues-MortesAigues-Mortes

• Morning market in Aix-en-Provence

Reiseverlauf:

ACHTUNG: wichtige Infos zur Rundreise

Früheste Abreise ab: 00:01 Uhr

1. Tag: Paris

Ankunft zu jeder Zeit möglich.

Event: Welcome Moment – Meet Your Expedition Leader and Group (1.0h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Relais Monceau

2. Tag: Paris / Bayeux

Travel to Giverny for an enchanting visit to artist Claude Monet’s garden (seasonal*), inspiration for his famed series of water lily paintings and declared one of National Geographic’s „top 10 most magnificent gardens in the world.“ Continue to the pretty port town of Honfleur for a National Geographic Expedition Leader led walk and some free time in this historic harbour where the Seine River meets the English Channel. This evening, arrive in Bayeux and enjoy a dinner at a local crêperie.
*Monet Gardens is closed from Nov 1 through April 1 yearly. As a result, any departures falling over that time will alternatively visit the Musée de l’Orangerie. At this premiere Gallery in Paris you can view Monet’s Waterlilies and many other Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings from a number of famed artists. (F) (A)

Transport: Paris – Bayeux (3.0h)
Event: Claude Monets Gärten
Freizeit: Honfleur
Unterkunft: Churchill Hotel Bayeux

3. Tag: Bayeux

Am Vormittag tauchen wir mit einem akkreditierten einheimischen Experten in die Geschichte des Zweiten Weltkriegs ein. Wir beginnen mit einem Vortrag über die Landung der Alliierten und besuchen ein Museum, in dem wir originale Relikte aus dem Krieg besichtigen und in die Hand nehmen können, darunter alte Waffen, Uniformen und Karten. Danach besuchen wir mit einem speziellen Weltkriegs-Transportfahrzeug den Secqueville-en-Bessin War Cemetery und erfahren, warum Mohnblumen das ultimative Zeichen militärischer Opfer sind. Am Nachmittag besuchen wir mit unserem CEO Omaha Beach, Pointe du Hoc und den amerikanischen Friedhof und die Gedenkstätte. (F)

Transport: Bayeux – Bayeux (3.0h)
Event: Historische D-Day-Erfahrung
Event: D-Day Beaches & Memorials
Unterkunft: Churchill Hotel Bayeux

4. Tag: Bayeux

Genieße heute einen Ausflug zur Insel Le Mont-Saint-Michel vor der Küste der Normandie. Diese mittelalterliche Festung ist ein UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe und gilt als eine der schönsten und imposantesten Stätten Europas. Ihre Wurzeln reichen bis ins 8. Jahrhundert zurück. Nach einem Orientierung-Spaziergang mit unserem National Geographic Expedition Leader hast du Zeit zur freien Verfügung, um Abtei, Kloster oder Museen zu besuchen oder durch die verwinkelten Gassen und kopfsteingepflasterten Straßen zu spazieren. (F)

Transport: Bayeux – Bayeux (3.0h)
Event: Excursion to Mont-Saint-Michel
Freizeit: Mont Saint-Michel
Unterkunft: Churchill Hotel Bayeux

5. Tag: Bayeux

Tag zur freien Verfügung, um Bayeux und seine mittelalterliche Altstadt zu erkunden. Schlendere durch die malerischen Straßen und besuche Shops und Cafés oder sieh dir die Kathedrale und den berühmten Teppich von Bayeux an. (F)

Freizeit: Bayeux
Unterkunft: Churchill Hotel Bayeux

6. Tag: Bayeux / Paris

Abfahrt nach Rouen, einem bedeutenden Flusshafen, wo wir einen Orientierungs-Spaziergang mit unserem CEO machen und Zeit zur freien Verfügung haben. Dann geht es zurück nach Paris, wo wir Zeit zur freien Verfügung haben, um die „Stadt der Lichter“ zu erkunden. (F)

Transport: Bayeux – Paris (3.0h)
Freizeit: Rouen
Unterkunft: Hotel Relais Monceau

7. Tag: Paris

Enjoy a National Geographic Expedition Leader led orientation walk this morning in the medieval centre of Paris, where you’ll stroll by legendary sites like the Pyramide du Louvre, the Pont Neuf, the Conciergerie, and the majestic Notre Dame de Paris. Afterwards, indulge in a guided lunch presentation of French wine and cheese pairings, then take advantage of more free time to visit iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre. (F) (M)

Event: Französische Wein- und Käseverkostung
Freizeit: Paris
Event: Orientation with Expedition Leader
Unterkunft: Hotel Relais Monceau

Optionale Ausflüge:
Eiffel Tower Visit (**)
Besuch des Musée d’Orsay (**)
Besichtigung von Sacre-Coeur (**)
Besuch im Louvre (**)

8. Tag: Paris

Enjoy a free day to explore Paris on your own. Discover 19th-century glass-roofed arcades like Galerie Vivienne, visit artistic gems like the Musée de l’Orangerie, or simply relax at a café in La Butte-aux-Cailles. Then, reconnect with fellow travellers and your Expedition Leader this evening. (F)

Freizeit: Paris
Event: Optionales Begrüßungstreffen für Reisende auf Kombi-Trips
Unterkunft: Hotel Relais Monceau

9. Tag: Paris / Loiré

Board a high-speed train from Paris, watching the urban landscape fade into rolling green countryside as you speed toward the Loire Valley. Transfer to the historic river town of Blois for an orientation walk past half-timbered houses and royal plazas, including free time for lunch on your own at a local bistro. Continue to Château de Cheverny for a self-guided walk through furnished rooms untouched by time, seasonal gardens in full bloom, and kennels still home to the château’s working hounds. Arrive at your hotel with for free time before dinner tonight. (F) (A)

Transport: Paris – St-Pierre-des-Corps Railway Station (1.0h)
Transport: St-Pierre-des-Corps Railway Station – Blois (1.0h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (0.75h)
Transport: Blois – Cheverny (0.25h)
Event: Self-guided Visit at Château de Cheverny (1.5h)
Transport: Cheverny – Loiré (0.75h)
Unterkunft: Relais des landes

10. Tag: Loiré

Begin the day in the riverside village of Amboise, following your National Geographic Expedition Leader along historic lanes lined with stone cottages and cozy bakeries. Next, head to Château de Chenonceau, an estate that stretches across the river Cher on a series of stone arches. Meet a local historian for a tour through grand arched galleries, rich Renaissance tapestries, and manicured gardens, learning about the women whose ambition and influence shaped its royal past. Return to the hotel for a relaxing evening, with freedom to seek out a local spot for dinner. (F)

Transport: Loiré – Amboise
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (1.5h)
Freizeit: Amboise
Transport: Amboise – Chateau de Chenonceau (0.15h)
Event: Guided Visit of Château de Chenonceau (1.5h)
Transport: Chateau de Chenonceau – Loiré (0.5h)
Unterkunft: Relais des landes

11. Tag: Loiré

Spend the morning at a family-run winery where the owners welcome you into their vineyards. Walk among the vines, learn about soil health and traditional harvest methods, and taste regional vintages over lunch. Afterward, head to Chisseaux to board a guided riverboat for a cruise along the Cher River, gliding beneath the arches of Château de Chenonceau. Return to your hotel in the late afternoon for a quiet evening and optional dinner with your group. (F) (M)

Transport: Loiré – Chargé (0.5h)
Event: Wine Tasting in the Heart of the Loire Valley (1.5h)
Transport: Chargé – Chisseaux (0.25h)
Event: Cruise on the River Cher (1.0h)
Transport: Chisseaux – Loiré (0.25h)
Unterkunft: Relais des landes

12. Tag: Loiré / Bordeaux

Board a train south to Bordeaux, a vibrant hub of culture, architecture, and gastronomy. Upon arrival, join your Expedition Leader for an orientation walk through wide pedestrian squares and past impressive limestone facades. Pause for lunch at a local café before some free time. Afterwards, head to the Cité du Vin museum, moving through its interactive exhibits before stepping out onto the Belvedere for a glass of wine and 360-degree city views. (F) (M)

Transport: Loiré – Tours (1.0h)
Transport: Tours – Bordeaux (2.0h)
Event: Orientation Walk Led by Expedition Leader (0.5h)
Event: Cite du Vin Museum Visit and Wine Tasting (1.0h)
Freizeit: Bordeaux
Unterkunft: Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux

13. Tag: Bordeaux

After breakfast, set off to Saint-Émilion, a medieval village perched above ancient limestone hills. Step beneath the cobblestone streets with a local guide for an underground tour of the monolithic church and dark catacombs carved into the rock. Break for lunch on your own before continuing to a winery. Here, join a private tour of the estate and its stone-vaulted cellars, sampling regional Bordeaux and Saint-Émilion wines before returning to Bordeaux for a free evening. (F)

Transport: Bordeaux – Saint-Émilion (1.0h)
Event: Guided Tour of Saint Emilion’s Monolithic Church and its Catacombs (3.0h)
Freizeit: Saint-Émillon
Event: Wine Tasting in Bordeaux Region (1.5h)
Transport: Saint-Émillon – Bordeaux (1.0h)
Unterkunft: Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux

14. Tag: Bordeaux

Travel west to Arcachon on the Atlantic coast to encounter the Dune du Pilat, Europe’s tallest sand dune. Climb to the top alongside your Expedition Leader for sweeping views over deep pine forests and ocean waves. Later, head into seaside Arcachon for an orientation walk along the waterfront promenade and an included lunch. Return to Bordeaux for a final evening together, gathering for an optional dinner featuring regional specialties. (F) (M)

Transport: Bordeaux – Arcachon (1.5h)
Event: Visit Dune du Pilat (1.0h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (0.5h)
Transport: Arcachon – Bordeaux (1.5h)
Unterkunft: Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux

15. Tag: Bordeaux / Biarritz

Board a high-speed train and travel south through the French countryside toward Bayonne. Upon arrival, join your Expedition Leader for a walk through Bayonne’s historic heart, tracing the stone ramparts engineered by Vauban. View the soaring spires of Gothic St. Marie’s Cathedral and follow the timber-framed medieval streets of Greater Bayonne. Continue to seaside Biarritz for a free evening. (F)

Transport: Bordeaux – Bayonne (2.0h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (0.75h)
Transport: Bayonne – Biarritz (0.5h)
Event: Optionales Begrüßungstreffen für Reisende auf Kombi-Trips
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (0.75h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Jules Vernes

16. Tag: Biarritz

Begin the morning alongside your National Geographic Expedition Leader on a walk through the bustling Les Halles Market in Biarritz. Then, venture inland into the green fields and rolling hills of the Basque Pyrenees. Visit a local farm in Espelette to learn about the town’s famous fiery red peppers and taste traditional specialties. Break for lunch on your own in Espelette before visiting St. Jean Pied de Port, a fortified medieval town set against the mountain foothills. (F)

Event: Morning Les Halles Stroll (0.75h)
Transport: Biarritz – Espelette (0.5h)
Event: Piment Espelette Farm Visit & Tasting (1.0h)
Transport: Espelette – Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port (0.75h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (1.5h)
Transport: Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port – Biarritz (1.0h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Jules Vernes

17. Tag: Biarritz / Pau

Travel from Biarritz to Pau, a city sitting high above the Gave de Pau river, framed by distant Pyrenean peaks. Join your Expedition Leader for an orientation walk through the historic centre, pausing along the Boulevard des Pyrénées for sweeping mountain views before heading into the bustle of Les Halles market. Settle in for an included lunch of fresh regional specialties. The remainder of the day is free to explore on your own or consider an optional visit to the Château de Pau, birthplace of King Henry IV. (F) (M)

Transport: Biarritz – Pau (1.5h)
Event: Storied Strolls Through Pau (0.75h)
Event: Lunch at Les Bistrot des Halles (1.0h)
Freizeit: Pau
Unterkunft: Hotel Gramont Pau

18. Tag: Pau

Set out after breakfast and head through the lush Pyrenean foothills from Pau to Lourdes. Upon arrival, join your guide to explore the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes, a sacred pilgrimage site set against the mountains. Walk past the Neo-Gothic Basilica of the Immaculate Conception perched dramatically above the grotto, view the intricate mosaics of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, and descend into the vast Underground Basilica of Saint Pius X, built to hold thousands of pilgrims. Afterward, head into Lourdes town to enjoy lunch on your own before returning to Pau. (F)

Transport: Pau – Lourdes (0.75h)
Event: Guided Visit of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes & Basilica (3.0h)
Freizeit: Lourdes (1.5h)
Transport: Lourdes – Pau (0.75h)
Freizeit: Pau
Unterkunft: Hotel Gramont Pau

19. Tag: Pau

Spend another morning taking in the mountain vistas surrounding Lescar on a relaxing walk. Transfer to Gan to delve deeper into the secret Jurançon wine district, known for its rich history and small-scale producers. Meet with local winemakers to walk through their vine rows, step into quiet cellars, and sample regional vintages alongside a light lunch of local produce. Return to Pau, where the evening is yours to spend as you like. (F) (M)

Transport: Pau – Lescar (1.0h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (1.0h)
Transport: Lescar – Gan (0.5h)
Event: Secrets of Jurançon wine (3.0h)
Transport: Gan – Pau (0.5h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Gramont Pau

20. Tag: Pau / Toulouse

This morning, head east toward Toulouse, the vibrant „Pink City“ known for its rosy terra-cotta brick architecture. Upon arrival, step out with your Expedition Leader for an orientation walk through grand plazas, past historic churches, and along the banks of the Garonne River. The rest of the afternoon and evening are completely yours to discover cozy neighbourhood cafés, visit local museums, or explore the sunny riverside promenade. In the evening enjoy an included dinner. (F) (A)

Transport: Pau – Toulouse (2.0h)
Freizeit: Toulouse
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (1.0h)
Unterkunft: Mercure Toulouse Centre Compans

21. Tag: Toulouse

Walk with your Expedition Leader from the hotel to the bustling Victor Hugo Market, where the air carries the scent of ripening cheese and fresh bread. Follow a guided food tour through the stalls, meeting vendors who know every wheel and cure by name, tasting local cheeses, meats, and regional treats along the way. Afterwards enjoy a free afternoon to explore Toulouse at your own pace. In the evening perhaps gather with your group for an optional dinner. (F) (M)

Event: Toulouse Walking Tour and Lunch at Victor Hugo Market (3.0h)
Freizeit: Toulouse
Unterkunft: Mercure Toulouse Centre Compans

22. Tag: Toulouse / Avignon

After breakfast, travel to Nîmes, where Roman history weaves seamlessly through everyday French life. Step onto historic cobbled streets with your Expedition Leader for an orientation walk through the town’s restored centre. Stand before the ancient Arènes de Nîmes, one of the world’s best-preserved Roman amphitheatres, its stone tiers still echoing with two thousand years of games and gatherings. Continue to the Maison Carrée, a UNESCO World Heritage Roman temple whose towering columns have stood, largely unchanged. After that, enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace. Later, continue to Avignon for the evening. (F)

Transport: Toulouse – Nîmes (2.5h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (2.0h)
Freizeit: Nîmes
Transport: Nîmes – Avignon (0.75h)
Event: Optionales Begrüßungstreffen für Reisende auf Kombi-Trips
Unterkunft: Mercure Avignon Centre Palais des Papes

23. Tag: Avignon

Set out on a morning walking tour alongside a local guide to learn Avignon’s history, visiting the majestic cathedral and the iconic, stone-arched Pont d’Avignon, its broken span still reaching partway across the Rhône. Share a lunch at a local restaurant on the bustling Place de l’Horloge, watching town life pass by beneath shade trees. In the afternoon, explore the massive Gothic halls and quiet courtyards of the Palais des Papes. Stroll back to your hotel for a relaxing evening free to wander quiet lanes or stop at a cozy neighbourhood cafe. (F) (M)

Event: Guided Walking Tour & Cathedral Visit (2.0h)
Event: Self-Guided Visit of the Palais des Papes (1.5h)
Unterkunft: Mercure Avignon Centre Palais des Papes

24. Tag: Avignon / Arles

Catch a morning train from Avignon to Arles, stepping out into a city shaped by its Roman roots and artistic spirit. Walk to the Frank Gehry-designed tower at the LUMA museum, moving through its contemporary arts campus. Continue to the Arles Amphitheatre, imagining gladiatorial games inside its ancient stone arches. Next, join a local guide through Arles Old Town, stopping for coffee at the Van Gogh Café, its yellow facade still recognizable from the painter’s own canvas. Tonight, head to a local court to try your hand at pétanque-a classic French lawn game while sipping pastis, an anise-flavoured apéritif. (F)

Transport: Avignon – Arles (0.5h)
Event: LUMA Arles & Frank Gehry Tower (1.0h)
Event: Guided Visit to Arles Amphitheatre (1.0h)
Event: Arles Old Town and Van Gogh Cafe (1.0h)
Event: Play Pétanque Like a Local (1.0h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Le Cloitre

25. Tag: Arles

Drive through rolling hills to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence for its famed weekly market. Thread through stalls filled with fragrant soaps, woven baskets, cured meats, and sun-ripened olives, chatting with local vendors as you browse. Afterward, transfer to the hilltop village of Les Baux-de-Provence. Join a local guide to wander through narrow medieval stone alleyways, pausing for pictures and browsing artisan boutiques perched high above limestone cliffs, before returning to Arles for the evening. (F)

Transport: Arles – Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (0.75h)
Event: Visit the Marché de Saint Rémy (1.0h)
Transport: Saint-Rémy-de-Provence – Les Baux-de-Provence (0.5h)
Event: Guided Tour of Les Baux (1.0h)
Transport: Saint-Rémy-de-Provence – Arles (0.5h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Le Cloitre

26. Tag: Arles

Head south into the wild wetlands of the Camargue. Board an open-air train through the Salines d’Aigues-Mortes, where the salt basins glow rose-pink from the minerals that colour the marsh, and learn how sea salt has been harvested here for generations. Continue to the coastal village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer for an orientation walk with your Expedition Leader, feeling the Mediterranean sea breeze along the promenade. Head back to Arles, where the remainder of your afternoon and evening are free to spend as you wish. (F) (M)

Transport: Arles – Camargue (1.0h)
Event: Pink Waters of Aigues-Mortes (1.25h)
Transport: Camargue – Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer (0.5h)
Event: Expedition Leader Led Orientation Walk (0.75h)
Transport: Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer – Arles (0.75h)
Unterkunft: Hotel Le Cloitre

27. Tag: Arles / Aix-en-Provence

Transfer to Aix-en-Provence, a town known for its moss-covered fountains and leafy boulevards. Dive straight into a Provençal market, weaving past stalls laden with antiques, textiles, fresh flowers, and seasonal produce. Take some free time for lunch before joining a guided walking tour through the historic centre. Spend the rest of the day at your own pace, perhaps finding hidden courtyards, relaxing at an outdoor terrace, or visiting Paul Cézanne’s studio (Atelier de Cézanne) on your own. (F)

Transport: Arles – Aix-en-Provence (1.0h)
Event: Morning Market in Aix-en-Provence (1.5h)
Freizeit: Aix-en-Provence
Event: Guided Walking Tour of Aix-en-Provence (2.0h)
Unterkunft: Hôtel Saint Christophe – Centre Ville

28. Tag: Aix-en-Provence

Begin the morning with a guided visit to a traditional Fabrique de Calissons, learning how Aix’s signature sweet is crafted from ground almonds and candied melon. Break for lunch on your own, then enjoy a free afternoon to follow your interests, perhaps visiting local art galleries, shopping for regional ceramics, or lingering over coffee in a quiet square. Tonight, gather with your group for an optional final dinner. (F)

Event: Fabrique de Calissons Guided Visit (1.0h)
Freizeit: Aix-en-Provence
Unterkunft: Hôtel Saint Christophe – Centre Ville

29. Tag: Aix-en-Provence

Depart at any time. (F)

Event: Departure Day

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Fahrplan-, Flugplan-, Hotel- und Programmänderungen bleiben ausdrücklich vorbehalten.

(**) Von G Adventures organisierte Programme sowie Aktivitäten. Diese sind nicht im Reisepreis enthalten und müssen vor Ort gebucht werden. Änderungen vorbehalten.

(F=Frühstück,M=Mittagessen,A=Abendessen)

Leistungen:

Dein Journeys-Highlight-Moment: Historische D-Day-Erfahrung, Bayeux
Dein Journeys-Highlight-Moment: Französische Wein- und Käseverkostung, Paris
Dein Journeys-Highlight-Moment: Guided Visit of Château de Chenonceau, Chateau de Chenonceau
Dein Journeys-Highlight-Moment: Secrets of Jurançon wine, Gan
Dein Journeys-Highlight-Moment: Play Pétanque Like a Local, Arles
Dein Welcome-Moment: Welcome Moment – Meet Your Expedition Leader and Group
Dein Discover-Moment: Paris
Dein Foodie-Moment: Lunch at Les Bistrot des Halles, Pau
Dein Foodie-Moment: Toulouse Walking Tour and Lunch at Victor Hugo Market, Toulouse
Dein Foodie-Moment: Morning Market in Aix-en-Provence, Aix-en-Provence. Visit of Monet Gardens (Seasonal). Excursion to Mont-Saint-Michel. Paris orientation walk. Board a high-speed train from Paris. Riverside village of Amboise. Family-run winery. Guided riverboat for a cruise along the Cher River. Board a train south to Bordeaux. Visit and tasting at Cité du Vin museum. Saint-Émilion, a medieval village perched above ancient limestone hills. Private tour of the wine estate with tasting. Arcachon on the Atlantic coast, and encounter the Dune du Pilat. Les Halles Market in Biarritz. Explore the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes, a sacred pilgrimage site set against the mountains. Delve deeper into the secret Jurançon wine district during a winery visit and tasting. Visit Toulouse, the vibrant „Pink City“. Walking tour alongside a local guide to learn Avignon’s history. Catch a morning train from Avignon to Arles. LUMA museum, Arles Amphitheatre. Stop at the Van Gogh Café. Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and its famed weekly market. Hilltop village of Les Baux-de-Provence. Aix-en-Provence, a town known for its moss-covered fountains and leafy boulevards. All transport between destinations and to/from included activities.
Unterbringung: Hotels – 28nts.
Transport: Private vehicle, train, boat, walking.
Mahlzeiten: 28 Frühstück, 9 Mittagessen, 3 Abendessen

Aufpreis für Einzelzimmer – nur wenn explizit gewünscht:
Ansonsten wird das Zimmer mit einem gleichgeschlechtlichem Zimmerpartner geteilt

02.04.2028 -15.10.2028 EUR 4659

Gruppengröße: Max 16, avg 12.