ITV
Tour des Vins 36 night holiday
Tour Dates: 20 August – 25 September NEW
A new tour for 2009 with a distinctly alcoholic flavour!
Using 9 sites throughout France, this accompanied tour
will take you on a journey to many beautiful areas which
are famous for a particular tipple. A programme of
tastings and excursions has been put together to help you
get the most out of your trip. Full details of the sites can
be found in the relevant sections of our 2009 Travel
Service in Europe brochure.
Your Package Includes:
20 – 24 August Le Brevedent N01 4 nights 13 – 17 September La Colombiere M08 4 nights (approx 265
A welcome drink, visit to a cidrerie and a “Taste miles/424km)
of Normandy” lunch have been included Another site with it’s own vineyards, this time in
24 – 28 August Chantepie L06 4 nights (approx 180
the French Alps. During your time here you will
miles/287km)
visit the vineyard, taste the local produce and
A tour of the local Loire Valley wine caves and a
sample a raclette meal in the site restaurant.
wine tasting session have been arranged 17 – 21 September L’Eperviere L12 4 nights (approx 115
28 August – Domaine de la Barbanne D08 4 nights (approx
miles/184km)
1 September 222 miles/355km) In the heart of Burgundy, you will experience a
Located near St Emilion you will enjoy an
wine tasting session on site, a regional meal and
accompanied walk through the vineyards that
an excursion by coach to a wine museum, lunch
surround the site, tasting as you go and ending
and a visit to a wine grower on the edge of the
with a picnic. A visit to a local chateau with
Burgundy/Beaujolais area.
tasting and dinner is also included. 21 – 25 September La Samaritaine P10 4 nights (approx 276
1 – 5 September Camp de Florence D19 4 nights (approx
miles/442km)
96miles/153km)
Your tour ends in Champagne! A full day
During your time in Gascony, you will have a
excursion to Epernay by coach including lunch
welcome meal, a Discover Gascony coach tour
and a visit to the Mercier caves has been
including a boat trip with lunch on board, and a
arranged and you finish with a farewell meal in
further tasting excursion by coach to Chateau
the site restaurant.
Monluc.
5 – 9 September Le Pre Lombard D23 4 nights (approx
151miles/241km)
A group meal and excursion have been arranged.
Package Price (£) for site fees and visits:
9 – 13 September Domaine de Massereau C33 4 nights (approx
Arrival Date: 20 August 2009
199miles/318km)
Outfit +2 1785.00
Situated in it’s own vineyards, you will be
Extra Person 645.00
surrounded by wine at this site! You will have the
Ferry Crossings of your choice and Red Pennant Travel Insurance should be added to
this package – ask our reservation staff at the time of booking on 01342 316101. You
opportunity to taste the campsite wines, visit the
can also reserve additional nights on site as required. Red Pennant Plus is strongly
vineyards and enjoy a group meal in the site advised due to the duration of this tour. Minumum number : 20 Participants
154
restaurant.
BOOKING CODE: ITV
Call Travel Services on 01342 316 101 or visit
www.caravanclub.co.uk
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