Ultimate Dalmatia

A Private, Historical and

Cultural Tour of Dalmatia

Featuring Extraordinary Experiences:

Private Tour of the Ivan Mestrovic Gallery in Split with a Curator Private Wine Tasting in Hvar

Private Wine Tasting in Konavle Private Olive Grove Visit and Lunch in Montenegro

Day 1 Arrival in Split, Croatia

Day 2 Split - Trogir Sightseeing

Day 3 Split - Hvar Sightseeing

Day 4 Split to Dubrovnik via Mostar

Day 5 Dubrovnik Sightseeing

Day 6 Dubrovnik Sightseeing

Day 7 Dubrovnik - Montenegro Sightseeing

Day 8 Departure From Dubrovnik

Why Exeter International?

At Exeter International we have been creating memories and crafting our trademark extraordinary journeys to Central Europe, Russia and Central Asia for 23 years. Our specialty is to distil the best of the best in iconic places that are on so many people’s travel must do list. We are not a call center of nameless, faceless people. We do not try to be everything to everyone. We are small team of specialists. We are all committed to providing the best travel experiences to our destinations. Each member of our team has travelled extensively throughout our destinations, giving them insider knowledge lacking in many other tour operators. Our Extraordinary Experiences are different, unusual and often closed to the general public. We can offer special insider access that takes you beyond the typical tourist sites. We know how important it is to remain authentic and increasingly going beyond the well-known sites is what is important to our guests – discovering the little known museum or street market that adds to their experience. We do this through our local knowledge, cultivating our extensive contacts and regularly visiting each destination to enable us to share the most up-to-date insider information with you, our valued partner. The most important part of your trip will be your guides. Guides come in many quality levels, especially in Russia. We have worked with a core group of the best of the best for over 20 years. We know them like family and if they weren't the best, they wouldn't work for us. Simply stated, a guide can make or break your experience. You should have 100% confidence in who is introducing you to your guide and the level of guiding that you are going to get throughout the countries you will be visiting. The best does indeed cost more and we pay our guides at the very top of the market, with pride. You'll also want to know what kind of vehicle your tour will include. We use luxury late-model vehicles, often Mercedes, Audi, BMW or Volkswagen, depending on the size of the vehicle you need. You'll want to see things that may or may not be open to the public and go in early or after hours before the crowds whenever possible. We also make every effort to skip lines whenever possible. Avoiding long museum lines is one of our top priorities and we work hard to minimize the wait time to get into the most popular sights in each city, maximizing your time in each destination. You'll want impeccable planning and someone to bounce ideas off of before your trip and speak English as well as you do while planning your trip so there are no cultural misunderstanding when you arrive. You'll also want someone to talk to if your trip is not perfect when you get home. These are all ways that we distinguish ourselves from all other companies. A lot goes into our travel program design. We arrange the program so that it is flawless and effortless for our travelers from the time they set foot in the first city until they leave us. The expertise to set up an itinerary like this comes after years of investing in staff on both sides of the Atlantic and this too is a value that is incorporated into our traveler's trips with us.

Arrive in Split Arrive into Split, where your driver will meet you just outside customs and baggage claim. Please note that no airfare is included in your trip cost. Transfer to your luxury hotel right in the heart of Split’s historic center. The remainder of your afternoon and evening is at leisure. Split, the second largest city in Croatia, is a busy maritime and shipbuilding center, but also the home of the Diocletian Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 3rd Century and covering an enormous area in the heart of Old Town. Your hotel is actually in the remains of the Diocletian Palace.

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Arrival transfer Hotel

Judita Palace or Hotel Park

DAY 1

Split ---- Trogir ---- Split

This morning, your guide will meet you in the hotel lobby to take you for a walking tour of the Old Town Split. The Diocletian Palace, facing onto the Split harbor, is one of the most impressive Roman architectural monuments in existence and is protected as a UNESCO Heritage Site. The Roman Emperor Diocletian, noted for his persecution of early Christians, was supposedly a native of nearby Salona before rising through Roman military ranks before finally being appointed as emperor by his legions. He ruled for 20 years before abdicating and retiring to this palace. After his death, the palace was gradually abandoned until the 7th century when refugees from the surrounding areas, fleeing foreign invasions, sought shelter within the palace’s protective walls. In the following centuries, the castle’s population outgrew its capacity and the town sprawled outside the walls. You will have the chance to explore more than 200 buildings within the boundaries of the Diocletian Palace complex, many of which are still homes, while others house cafes, restaurants, and shops. Like a typical Roman fort, in its original form the palace had a roughly square layout and was surrounded by a thick wall with gates and watchtowers. Some of the best-preserved sites you can visit are the Vestibule, the Temple of Jupiter, the Peristyle, and Diocletian’s Mausoleum – now the Cathedral of St. Dominus.

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Later today, your guide and driver will take you on a private visit to the gallery of Ivan Mestrovic - the most celebrated Croatian artist of the 20th Century. Even as a child in rural Croatia, Mestrovic demonstrated a unique talent for molding clay. This talent was later honed in Zagreb and Vienna from which emerged an exquisite artist whose brilliant creativity translated itself into sculpture. He was a colleague and friend of the famous French sculptor Auguste Rodin in Vienna. During World War II, Ivan Mestrovic was imprisoned but later freed when the Vatican intervened on his behalf and he later came to the United States to teach and sculpt until his death in 1962. He is buried in a mausoleum that he designed himself. The artist was known for immortalizing womanhood in pieces such as Maternity and the History of Croatia. The gallery in Split was the original residence of the artist.

DAY 2

This afternoon, your driver and guide will take you a short distance outside of Split to Trogir - a treasury of cultural and historical monuments dating as far back as the 4th Century BC. Set on a small island just off the mainland, Trogir was first settled by the ancient Greeks, before falling under the Romans and later the Byzantines. Destroyed by the Saracens and abandoned in the 12th Century, thanks to its strategic location the town was soon revived and became an artistic and cultural center under the Austro-Hungarians and later the Venetians. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Old Town Trogir is surrounded by a fortress wall with two gates and is connected to the mainland by a bridge. Your guide will show you the Gradska loza (the Old City Hall) from the 15th Century, the city walls, and the Kamerlengo Castle, which was once the residence of the Venetian governor. On the sea-side of the island, you may see the Sea Gate, which was built in the 16th Century, and the nearby old fish market, located in an open loggia, surrounded by a colonnade. Enjoy some time at your leisure to browse the small shops and cafes in Trogir, before heading back to Split. Exeter Services

Vehicle &Driver (4 Hours); Guide (8 Hours) Hotel

Judita Palace or Hotel Park

Split ---- Hvar Island - Split This morning your guide will meet you for the short stroll to the ferry port where you will meet your driver for the journey to Hvar. It is believed that Hvar Island has been inhabited since antiquity. In the 4th Century BC, Greek settlers founded a trade colony here and called it Pharos (the Greek word for lighthouse). When the Slavs settled here in the 7th century, they started calling the island Hvar. In the following centuries, Venetians and Habsburgs sought to control the island because of its strategic location, fertile soil, and secluded harbors. Today, Hvar is one of the most visited destinations on the Dalmatian coast, which is undoubtedly influenced by its stunning location and the fact that it has the highest number of sunny days in the year on the Adriatic coast. Through the course of history, Hvar Town has been a melting pot of cultures and influences and is still bursting with history, art and culture, and the home of Europe’s oldest municipal theater, which was built in the early 17th century over an arsenal in a peacemaking attempt by the then ruler of Hvar. Your guide will explain the major sights here in Old Town, including the harbor, the Renaissance Cathedral, and the Benedictine Convent, where the nuns spend their lives praying and weaving elaborate laces from the fibers of the agave plant. The convent’s museum shows some delicate and intricate lace designs, some dating to the late 19th century. To the north of the main square and towering over the town, you may decide to explore Hvar’s fortress, which is known as Spanjola as it was partially built by Spanish engineers. The hike to the very top of the fortification is well worth the effort for the beautiful views over the bay. As you continue your walk south of the harbor and along the row of cafes and bars to the other side of the town, you will come to the Franciscan monastery and the exquisite Church of Gospa od Milosti (Our Lady of Charity). After Hvar Town, continue to explore the rest of the island.

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Your first stop will be the small coastal town of Jelsa and a visit to the family winery of Tomic – one of the most famous wine producers in all of Croatia. You will be invited to a private tasting of wine and locally produced olive oil.

DAY 3

Later continue to the town of Stari Grad. Literally translated, Stari Grad means “Old Town” and the name could not be more appropriate as this UNESCO protected settlement is believed to be the oldest in Croatia. Stari Grad charms the visitor with its authentic Venetian port town ambience as sailing and fishing boats dot the long sheltered bay which leads to the very center of the town and the main squares urrounded on both sides by historic buildings.

Next, your guide will take you to the Tvrdalj Castle - the fortified residence of the famous Croatian Renaissance poet and philanthropist, Petar Hektorovic, which has been preserved and now houses an ethnographic museum. Your guide will also take you into the fort to admire the beauty of its Renaissance garden and seawater fishpond, built in the 16th Century. At the end of your day, board the ferry with your guide for the two hour journey back to Split. Stroll back to your hotel and the remainder of your evening is at leisure. Note: You can make this day the ultimate luxury experience by chartering a private motorboat for the day. Please inquire for details.

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Vehicle, Driver & Guide (8 Hours) Hotel

Judita Palace or Hotel Park

Split ---- Mostar - Dubrovnik

This morning, your private driver will meet you in the hotel lobby to take you south along the Dalmatian coast toward Dubrovnik. You will cross the border into the now independent country of Bosnia-Herzegovina, which, together with Croatia, was once part of the Yugoslav Federation. Early this afternoon you will reach enchanting Mostar, the unofficial capital of Herzegovina, which is situated on the Neretva River. Mostar was named after its famous UNESCO-protected Old Bridge (Stari Most) and the towers on its sides, known as the ‘bridge keepers’ (mostari). Before its destruction during the Bosnian war in 1993, people from around the world came to see the 500-year old bridge, a trend which now continues after it was rebuilt in 2004 and again connects the banks of the Neretva River. Upon arrival in Mostar, your local guide will meet you and will take you on an overview walking tour of Mostar’s Old Town (it is largely pedestrian-only). You will, of course. walk along the Old Bridge and to Mostar’s cobbled Ottoman Quarter, which houses the city’s artists and craftsmen, as well as beautiful 16th – century mosques, museums and cafes. It is believed that before the Ottomans occupied this region in the 15th century, Mostar was only a small settlement with a suspension bridge over the river. Thanks to its strategic location, Mostar soon became an important Ottoman military and administrative center. In the following centuries, the town grew and prospered from the trade with the nearby Dubrovnik. At the end of the 19th century, the Austro-Hungarians briefly annexed Bosnia and Herzegovina and some examples of Viennese architecture still can be seen around Old Town. Continue this afternoon with your journey to Dubrovnik. Upon arrival, your driver will take you to your stunning, seaside hotel. The remainder of your evening is at leisure. Exeter Services

Vehicle & Driver (8 Hours); Guide (3 Hours) Hotel

Bellevue, Excelsior or Villa Dubrovnik

DAY 4

Dubrovnik This morning, your guide will meet you at your hotel for an overview walking tour of the historic center of Dubrovnik, which is protected as a UNESCO Heritage site. Guests of Villa Dubrovnik are invited to use the hotel’s private motorboat to transfer to Old Town and you won’t want to miss this entrance into the historic district! Begin in Dubrovnik’s main square - the Loggia Loza, situated at the eastern extremity of the Stradun – the centuries-old promenade which runs through the walled city from East to West. Your guide will take you into the Rector’s Palace. The Rector was the highest authority in the city and his palace now houses the Museum of Dubrovnik. Over 15,000 works are on display documenting the economic and cultural history of the city. You can also visit the Dubrovnik Cathedral and its treasury famous for the ancient relics including a fragment of the ‘true cross’ on which it is believed that Jesus was crucified. If you like, you may visit Dubrovnik’s Sephardic Synagogue. The synagogue was established in the 15th century, survived earthquakes and wars, and is still in service today. Make sure to see the Franciscan monastery of the “Order of Minor Friars” (Ordo Fratrum Minorum) which includes one of the three oldest pharmacies in Europe, still serving customers. Part of the Franciscans’ mission was to take care of the health of the local residents, so they opened the pharmacy in 1317 and it has been in operation ever since. The monastery contains numerous medieval pharmacists’ tools and medical books which belonged to the English kings’ physicians, as well as 10th-Century manuscripts. The remainder of your afternoon is at leisure. You can stay in the city to enjoy the shops and cafes or return to your hotel and indulge in the spa. Note: All touring today is on foot on cobblestones. Please wear appropriate footwear. Exeter Services

Guide (4 Hours) Hotel

Bellevue, Excelsior or Villa Dubrovnik

DAY 5

Dubrovnik-Konavle Region-Dubrovnik This morning, your driver and guide will take you farther south along the Dalmatian coast to the town of Cavtat. This historic town dates back to the 6th Century BC and was first a Greek colony and later a Roman town called Ephidaurum. When Slav tribes invaded the area in the 7th century, the local population sought refuge up the coast where they established Ragusa, which later expanded to become today’s Dubrovnik. Today, Cavtat is one of the most charming towns on the coast and retains a small town, laid-back ambience. Of historic interest here is the Baltazar Bogisic Collection, which includes many fine paintings and works of art and is housed in a 16th century Count’s Palace. You will also see a Franciscan monastery from the 16th century and a monument designed by Mestrovic. Later, you will continue your drive through the southern Dalmatian countryside and the region known as Konavle. This is Dalmatia at its most traditional, where people still maintain the old customs and authentic costumes and cultivate olives and vineyards. Exeter International Extraordinary Experience

This afternoon you will visit the winery of Niko Karaman, a local enologist who is quickly making a name for his tiny operation. He is known for dry wines and exquisite sweet Prosek (dessert wine) that he makes from rare indigenous grapes. His wines have already been awarded the title of World’s Best Dessert Wine in 2009. Konavle is also known for its excellent cuisine and we recommend having lunch at the restaurant Konovaski Dvori, a traditional southern Dalmatian restaurant located on the banks of the Ljuta River. (Cost of lunch is not included). Later this afternoon, your driver and guide will take you back to Dubrovnik. The rest of the evening will be at your leisure. Exeter Services

Vehicle, Driver & Guide (6 Hours) Hotel:

Bellevue, Excelsior or Villa Dubrovnik

DAY 6

Dubrovnik-Montenegro-Dubrovnik This morning, after an early start, your driver will take you to the southernmost tip of Croatia where you will continue across the border into Montenegro, which used to be a part of the former Yugoslavia but has been an independent country since the referendum in 2006. The country’s name, meaning “Black Mountain,” probably dates back to the era of Venetian hegemony over the Adriatic coast in the middle ages. Once you cross the border, your Montenegrin guide will join you for the day. Your first stop today is the port town of Kotor. Located at the head of a deep fjord, Kotor’s fortified Old Town was strategically built at the foot of a high cliff and is today protected by UNESCO. The fortified Old Town bears similarities with the one in Dubrovnik, but is smaller and more idyllic in some ways. The best way to explore this very compact part of town is to simply allow yourself to get lost in the maze of narrow streets and small squares and to wander around admiring the historic buildings. Time and fitness permitting, you may consider climbing the 1,500 steps of Kotor’s old fortress walls on the hills above the town (for the physically fit, this climb is one of the true highlights of a trip to Montenegro!). Today, the impressive city walls stretch some 3 miles from the waterfront to the steep cliffs above the town, range in thickness from 5 to 50 feet, and offer some of the best views over the Old Town and the dramatic fjords that surround the town. Later today continue toward Lustica village, approximately 45 minutes away from Kotor. Exeter International Extraordinary Experience

Today you will meet the Moric family, locally famous for their olive oil production. This olive grove is family owned and operated in an area renowned for the quality and complexity of its extraordinary artisan olive oils produced with purity, flavor and character. Today you will be invited to savor the goodness of their Estate grown artisan oils. All of the olives are organically and sustainable farmed and hand-harvested. You will also have the opportunity to get to know the Moric family, witness how they produce their domestic olive oil and enjoy a homemade meal of Montenegrin specialties. Exeter Services

Vehicle & Driver (8 Hours); Montenegro Guide (6 Hours)

Hotel:

Bellevue, Excelsior or Villa Dubrovnik

DAY 7

Dubrovnik - Onward Morning at leisure before check-out and transfer to the airport for your onward flight.

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Departure Transfer

DAY 8

We invite you to end your journey in the utmost of luxury, while experiencing true Montenegrin history. Just a short drive from Dubrovnik is the most extraordinary resort on the Adriatic: Aman Sveti Stefan in Montenegro. This 13th century fishing village is now one of the most luxurious resorts in the world. Spend the night where Tito entertained Sophia Loren! Sveti Stefan is the perfect place to relax and reflect on your journey before heading home.

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Prices:

For Two (2) guests traveling together

April From $4,125

May, June & October From $4,675

July – September From $4,875

For Four (4) guests traveling together

April From $3,025

May, June & October

From $3,575

July – September

From $3,575

All pricing is per person and based on double occupancy. Airfare is not included.

What’s

Included:

Accommodations

SPlit

Three (3) nights at the Judita Palace; Tax and Buffet Breakfast included daily. This lovely little boutique hotel provides some of the most welcoming rooms in the historic city center of Split. The building itself is a four-storey 16th century patrician home that has been completely renovated into an eight room luxury hotel. All rooms feature parquet flooring and original architectural details. All are furnished with antique reproductions with lighting by Swarovski. Most of the rooms have a tub with shower. All rooms feature king bedding but some may be split to allow for two twins. All rooms have AC and WiFi is complimentary throughout the hotel. All rooms are approximately the same size – 275 – 325 square feet. The hotel also offers a small terrace reserved for hotel guests as well as a small library. There is no full-service restaurant on site, but a continental breakfast is served for guests daily in the beautiful breakfast room or on the terrace.

Dubrovnik

Four (4) nights at the Hotel Bellevue; Tax and Buffet Breakfast included daily. The Hotel Bellevue features just 93 rooms in a casually luxurious environment. The five storey hotel is built into a cliff overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Located just a twenty minute walk from the Old City of Dubrovnik, guests of the Hotel Bellevue receive the best of both worlds – just a short distance from the hub of activity, but a world away in the peaceful quiet of the Adriatic coastline. Guests will find an excellent restaurant, as well as a luxurious spa for after-touring pampering. There is a small beach area on property with lounge chairs and a beach bar. Room décor is contemporary and all rooms have views of the Adriatic Sea. All rooms feature free WiFi. Accommodations are light and airy and make use of calm and peaceful shades of beige and cream. Art throughout the hotel is by local Croatian artists. Superior Room: These spacious rooms feature approximately 325 square feet of space as well as a private balcony with views of the Adriatic Sea. Beds are either one queen or two twins.

April From $415 per person(total for 3 nights)

May, June & October From $225 per person(total for 3 nights)

July – September From $250 per person (total for 3 nights)

The Park Hotel is the first new five-star hotel to enter the Split hotel market in years. It has a perfect location in the very center of town, next to the famous Bačvice Beach and just a short walk from the Diocletian’s Palace. It features 73 newly renovated luxury rooms with a contemporary and elegant style. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the property. The Restaurant Bruna provides a refined dining experience, while the Lounge Bar, the Winter Garden, and the beautiful terrace provide a more eclectic range of dining and entertainment options. The hotel offers an outdoor pool as well as a spa and wellness center and a gym. Superior Sea View Rooms: These spacious and comfortable rooms feature approximately 325 square feet of space and feature beautiful views overlooking the sea towards the islands Brač and Šolta. Bedding is a choice of one queen or two twin beds.

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Hotel Park in Split

April From $130 per person(total for 3 nights)

May, June & October From $50 per person(total for 3 nights)

July – September From $50 per person (total for 3 nights)

With a total of 158 rooms and suites, the Excelsior is located just a few steps from the Dubrovnik Old town and overlooking the Adriatic Sea. First opened in 1913, the hotel was completely refurbished and reopened its doors in June 2008. This is the closest cliff-side hotel to the Old Town and many rooms offer superb views of the Adriatic and the quintessential view of Old Town Dubrovnik. Besides its prime location, it also features 4 restaurants and an excellent spa. All rooms feature contemporary décor, flat panel television and complimentary WiFi. Deluxe Rooms: Deluxe Rooms have approximately 310 square feet of space, and feature sea view and a balcony. Bedding can be either two twins or a King bed.

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Excelsior in

Dubrovnik

April From $55 per person(total for 3 nights)

May, June & October From $85 per person(total for 3 nights)

July - September From $125 per person (total for 3 nights)

Nestled among pine, orange and lemon trees and surrounded by gardens of bougainvillea and oleander blissful tranquility, the Villa Dubrovnik overlooks the crystal blue-turquoise waters of the Adriatic and the Old City. Located on a cliff overlooking the Islands of Lokrum and Dubrovnik’s Old Town, Villa Dubrovnik’s beautiful compound captures the essence of the sparkling Adriatic. Guest amenities at the Villa Dubrovnik help travelers explore the outer areas of Dubrovnik and relax after a long day of sightseeing. Guests can walk to the outer gates of the Old City in just about 10 minutes from the Villa. A complementary Vaporetto water taxi also transfers guests directly to the Old City, and provides a pleasant ride through the beautiful sea surrounding Dubrovnik. Guests looking to unwind back at the Villa can visit their spa and wellness center. The hotel features indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a swimming platform for dips in the Adriatic. All of Villa Dubrovnik’s rooms and suites have stunning views of the surrounding sea and a healthy amount of natural light, with floor-to-ceiling glass doors to private balconies or terraces. Each room has a private teak balcony with sea views. All rooms offer the choice of one king or two twin beds. Superior Rooms: These entry level rooms offer approximately 325 square feet of space.

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Villa Dubrovnik in

Dubrovnik

Meals

No meals included, other than breakfast as described above. Your final documents will include our top recommendations. Your guides will recommend restaurants that fit your exact needs daily.

Services

Private vehicle, driver and guide at your service as described. A full day is generally eight hours in duration. A half-day is generally three hours in duration. The timing for each day is noted in your program. Exeter International’s local offices are available for your assistance 24 hours per day while you are traveling. Our local staff may also assist you with restaurant reservations and purchasing of additional theater and museum tickets at your request.

Transportation

All transfers to and from airports are included in the program. Unless otherwise noted, all transfer service is with a driver only, not a guide. In general, drivers have limited English-speaking skills. Evening transportation is not included unless specifically noted in your itinerary. Timing for each day is noted in your program.

Guides Hand chosen for their knowledge on local history, art & architecture. Guides are at your disposal as noted in your itinerary.

Tickets All entrance tickets as described in the program.

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BAGGAGE The vehicles reserved for your itinerary can accommodate up to two medium-sized suitcases per person. If you intend to travel with additional luggage, please advise your travel consultant so appropriate arrangements may be made. In general, we schedule a sedan for parties of two, a minivan for parties of three to four and a minibus for parties of five or more.

SIGHTSEEING Sightseeing arrangements have been made with your special interests in mind. Your drivers and guides are at your disposal for full or half-day sightseeing programs as indicated in the itinerary. Within those time and mileage guidelines, your driver and guide are at your disposal, so you are free to modify your program as you please. Should you require additional time or mileage, the costs will be quoted on request and may be paid for locally in the local currency or U.S. Dollars.

Every effort has been made to confirm that scheduled sightseeing venues will be open at the time you plan to visit them. However, individual estates, museums, gardens and other points of interest can change their hours of operation at short notice. In the event that a particular attraction is closed on the day or time of your visit, your guide will offer alternative arrangements or rearrange your sightseeing to accommodate these unexpected events.

OPTIONAL EXPENSES Charges for extra meals, transport, sightseeing services or other optional additions to your established itinerary are your responsibility and must be paid locally in the local currency.

GRATUITIES Gratuities are not included in your tour price. Gratuities are at your own discretion. We recommend $15-$20 per person, per day for your guide and $5 - $10 per person, per day for your driver. For your airport or station transfer, a gratuity of $5 - $10 is customary, based on service. Dollars, Euros and any local currency are all accepted.

DINING WITH YOUR GUIDE On days when dinner and lunch costs have not been included in your itinerary (or in your tour cost), you may, at your discretion, choose to invite your guide to dine with your party. You are under no obligation to do so but, if you do extend such an invitation, the guide is your guest and you will be responsible for the cost of his/her meal.

Booking Conditions

PAYMENTS Exeter International must receive a deposit of 25% of the total program cost before reservations for your independent travel program can be initiated. The balance of payment is due 60 days prior to departure. No reservations are made on your behalf until this deposit has been received. Availability and pricing is subject to change until this deposit is received. All deposits are nonrefundable.

CANCELLATION Written cancellations received less than 60 days prior to departure are subject to the following forfeit of tour cost

59-14 days prior to departure, 50% of total tour cost 14 or less days prior to departure, 100% of tour cost

REFUNDS We regret that refunds cannot be issued for arrangements confirmed on your itinerary but unused once your tour has begun.

INSURANCE Exeter International strongly recommends the purchase of travel insurance to protect your investment. You will find insurance costs noted on your invoice and insurance coverage information in your original booking packet.

PRICES AND ARRANGEMENTS Once an itinerary is finalized and final payment has been made, a $100 revision fee will be charged if the itinerary is changed. The tour price includes planning, handling and operational charges. Rates are quoted in US Dollars on the current rate of exchange and tariff as of 2016. Exeter International reserves the right to increase tour prices to cover increased costs, tariffs and taxes, and to reflect fluctuations in foreign exchange markets. Devaluation of a foreign currency will be weighed against any tariff increases imposed. Exeter International does not breakdown costs involved in any Small Group or Individual Travel Program.

All arrangements are subject to availability and modification if necessary. Prices are subject to change if necessary until paid in full.

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