Transport on Tour Flexibility
In mainland Europe we use 48-seater luxury Volvo Many of our clients book multiple tours with us,
coaches, which are fitted with superior seating, air starting or ending their journeys from different
conditioning, stereo, DVD system and large tinted gateway cities. You could, for example, take a tour
windows. Furthermore, a modern microphone system from London to Athens, then make your way to
enables your tour leader to explain the local history Istanbul to embark on one of our Middle East or
and sights to you. Journeys are broken up with Turkey tours. Or you could begin your tour in
regular service stops, giving you the opportunity to Paris or Rome, and finish in London. The
stretch your legs and enjoy a quick drink or snack. On combinations are endless, and our tour schedules
our Turkey tours, you will be travelling on either a are designed with flexibility in mind, allowing you
coach or a minibus, while in Greece we use a mixture to make the most of your visa if you are arriving
of public and private transport, ferries and boats. from outside Europe.
FREE EUROSTAR
CONNECTION!
M'Many customers choose to book with Kumuka
because we include a return Eurostar ticket from
London to Paris and back, where our coach will be
waiting for them to begin their European tour. The
Eurostar is well known for its reliability and
efficiency, and there are no lengthy check-in. In less
than three hours
you will find yourself
in the heart of Paris,
so Kumuka clients
arrive feeling relaxed
and ready to explore.
KUMUKA PLEDGE - NO CURRENCY SURCHARGE
The price you see is the price you pay. No hidden extras and no additonal surcharges for payments made
by credit card with the added comfort of knowing that your dollar price will remain fixed regardless of any
future currency fluctuations.
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