Further
into France
I FI Start Date: 8 Sep
For those of you who tried our First Time
Abroad holidays during 2007, or other
members who would like a little more
confidence when travelling abroad, we
have put together this package based
at Camping le Moulin Fort (L08) near
Chenonceau in the Loire Valley. The
British owners of this site will be on hand to offer help and advice
throughout your stay
Inclusive Holidays
Package Price (£) for site fees and visits:
Arrival Date: 8 September 2008
Outfit +2 465.00
Your Inclusive Package Extra person 175.00
Ferry Crossings of your choice and Red Pennant Travel Insurance should be added to
• Welcome meal and introduction • A visit to a local vineyard with
this package – ask our reservation staff at the time of booking on 01342 316101.
to the site and region. picnic lunch
You can also reserve additional nights on site as required. Please refer to the relevant
page in this brochure for a full site description.
• A coach trip to Loches • A farewell meal in the site
Minimum number 20 participants.
• A visit to Chenonceau (own restaurant. BOOKING CODE: IFI
transport) • 12 nights on site
• A coach trip to Villandry
including lunch
C o m m e m o r a t i o n
& Celebration
NEW
ICC Start Date: 15 Sep
This holiday is based at Camping La
Samaritaine (P10) in Buzancy, in the
Champagne-Ardennes region of France.
The holiday will centre on the exploration
of key historical attractions in the area
regarding the two world wars. It will also
include excursions to local Champagne
Your Inclusive Package
producers. 2008 marks the 90th anniversary of First World War
Welcome drink followed by lunch and a visit to
armistice, which adds to the historical flavour of this tour. • A full day excursion to Verdun, the Musee de l’Argonne.
the international centre of World • A wine tasting session
War One commemoration conducted by a local expert.
Package Price (£) for site fees and visits:
including lunch. • A visit to the Musee Guerre
Arrival Date: 15 Sep 2008
• A full day excursion to Reims, et Paix at Novion-Porcien
Outfit +2 640.00 the capital of Champagne- including lunch.
Extra Person 290.00 Ardennes. A guided tour • An excursion to Epernay,
Extra child (7-13) 110.00 is followed by lunch and a
France’s centre of champagne
Extra child (0-6) 90.00
tour of the Piper-Heidsieck production, including lunch
Ferry Crossings of your choice and Red Pennant Travel Insurance should be added to
champagne cellar. and a tour of the Mercier
this package – ask our reservation staff at the time of booking on 01342 316101. • A day trip including the champagne cellars.
You can also reserve additional nights on site as required. Please refer to the relevant
American cemetery at • A farewell meal.
page in this brochure for a full site description. Minimum number 50 participants.
BOOKING CODE: ICC
Romagne-sous-Montfaucon,
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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