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North of Spain
$1550
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Discover the particularly stunning landscape of North of Spain with its jagged-edged rocks, its Atlantic coastal sand beaches, it’s incredibly green forests and interior pasture.
7 nights /8 days
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Destination
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IncludedNorth of Spain
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Not IncludedNuits en hôtel 4*Le billet d’avionDeparture TaxesAssuranceLes taxes d’aéroportPersonal GuideBreakfast
FROM OUR GALLERY
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Day 1- Bilbao
- Arrival by air, discover the town and settle in hotel.
- Overnight at Bilbao.
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Day 2- Bilbao - Oviedo
- In the morning, visit of the famous Guggenheim Museum: in the impressive metallic mass of its avant-garde architecture, this museum offers its important contemporary art collection along with temporary expositions.
- In the afternoon, hitting the road towards Oviedo (260km).
- Overnight at Oviedo
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Day 3- Oviedo – Santiago de Compostela
- Visiting the Oviedo, capital of the Asturias with its superb gothic cathedral, its historical quarter and its infamous gastronomy.
- In the afternoon, hitting the road towards Santiago de Compostela (335 km).
- Overnight at Santiago de Compostela
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Day 4- Santiago de Compostela
- Its cathedral is a rallying point of pilgrims who come since the Middle Ages to this holy town dubbed as a “Humanity Heritage” by the UNESCO.
- Overnight at Santiago de Compostela
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Day 5 – Santiago de Compostela - Barcelona
Flight to Barcelona, stay at Barcelona for 3 days in a Ramblas hotel
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Day 6 – Barcelona
Exploring and wandering in Barcelona
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Day 7- Barcelona
Exploring and wandering in Barcelona.
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Day 8-Barcelona
Bacelone- Beirut
TOUR LOCATION
In 4* Hotel Design (Bilbao 1N, Oviedo 1N, Santiago de Compostela 2N, Barcelona 3N) Starting 1550 USD
Our price includes:
- Alitalia Airplane ticket (BEI/MXP/BIO – BCN/MXP/BEI)
- Airplane ticket Iberia (SCQ/BCN)
- Hotel accommodation 3*/4* starting double room and breakfast
- B Category Car rental for an 8 days stay (BIO /SCQ)
Our price does not include:
- Airport taxes
- Insurances
Tips
Tradition says that the body of Santiago the Great was taken back to Galicia where he had supposedly preached, after his martyrdom in Jerusalem in 44. In 813, a star shows the location of his grave and Alphonse II erects a cathedral in that spot. In the Middle Ages, half a million of pilgrims crossed each year the Pyrenees to Roncevaux or to Somport pass to come and meditate. They would often carry scallop (Santiago’s shell) which became the saint’s symbol, after he used it to save a Christian lord from drowning upon escaping the Moores.
From May thru October