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after our wedding ceremony,

on 14th july we finally leave

for our Round the World trip!!!

Anna & Alexis

1° day – Tuesday 14 July 2009 – Geneve/Madrid/Santiago

Departure to Madrid by IB (IBERIA). On arrival connecting  LA flight (LAN AIRLINES) to Santiago (Chile). Meals and overnight on board

2° day – Wednesday15 July 2009 – Santiago

Early morning arrival in Santiago. Meet your private guide and vehicle and transfer to your accommodation for the next two days.  

Hotel RITZ CARLTON (STANDARD DELUXE ROOM) with american breakfast included.

http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/Santiago/Default.htm

Time to relax. In the afternoon private city tour with your guide..

SANTIAGO The towering Andes provide an awesome backdrop for the sprawling metropolis of Santiago. The population of this flat urban stage that spreads out from a compact city centre numbers more than five million. Despite this, a small town atmosphere prevails downtown where friends will more than likely meet and greet each other in the overcrowded streets and bustling walkways of the main commercial district.

The city is a curious mix of skyscrapers and 19th-century European architecture, with some Spanish adobe bungalows thrown in for good measure. Threaded through this architectural tapestry are numerous green areas, busy markets, and quaint old squares. Street life is vibrant, and adding to the vibe is the presence of numerous chic sidewalk cafes, outside of which traditionally dressed women hawk their wares hoping to catch the eye of the tourists. There are also some small but impressive museums, several modern hotels, excellent restaurants and some good shopping opportunities in the Ahumada and Huerfanos pedestrian malls. The city exudes an aura of health and wealth in the inner city and fashionable suburbs, despite the shabby shantytowns stretching out from behind the skyscraper facade. The city is also one of the 10 most severely polluted cities in the world, thanks to its position in a bowl of mountains. It is nevertheless an excellent base in which to spend a relaxing few days taking excursions to the wineries, national parks and ski areas, which are all within easy reach of the city.

3° day – Thursday 16 July 2009 – Santiago (breakfast)

Day at leisure to better explore the city or surroundings.

Overnight at Hotel RITZ CARLTON with breakfast included.

4° day – Friday 17 July 2009 Santiago/Easter Island (breakfast, lunch, dinner)

Private transfer to the airport in time for LA (LAN AIRLINES) flight to EASTER ISLAND.

Late morning arrival and transfer to the lodge EXPLORA RAPA NUI.

Hotel Explora Rapa Nui – http://www.explora.com/rapa-nui_theplace.php

Located on mythical Easter Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, explora en Rapa Nui –Posada de Mike Rapu– is now open. The hotel is located on a hill in the Te Miro Oone sector, on 9.6 hectares of land that faces the sea. The hotel is situated in the southwestern zone of the island, 5.6 km from Hanga Roa – the only town on the island – and it acts as a base for exploring this attractive and mysterious island, home to a culture whose origins and evolution remain unexplained. Volcanic rock, native to the island and always used by the island’s inhabitants in construction, and wood from the mainland are the principal materials. The hotel has 30 guestrooms that spread out from central areas that house reception, living areas, a bar, kitchen and services. Next to the common areas is the Casa de Baños Hare Vai, with a pool, massage salon and open-air Jacuzzis.

EXPLORATIONS: Visitors to Explora Rapa Nui may participate in our diverse explorations that are organized according to group size and guest preference.

Every day, we offer easy to more difficult walks that, one by one, unveil the secrets and beauty of the island. These walks are combined with picnics on rocky outcrops or along the shore, always in mesmerizing sites. Each day guests may choose between 5 or more different explorations that are selected according to climatic conditions, guests’ preferences, length and difficulty. The group size maximum is 8 people, along with a bilingual guide who brings along all necessary equipment.

5° day – Saturday 18 July 2009 Easter Island (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Day at disposal to explore the Islands with the lodge activities program or simply to relax and enjoy the magic atmosphere orf the island.

Your stay includes: all meals, open bar, Daily explorations with bilingual guides and equipment; boats, horses, vehicles and bicycles (max group size: 10 explorers per guide).

EASTER ISLAND

Rapa Nui, or 'Navel of the Earth' as the natives know it, is one of the world's most isolated places, situated 2,361 miles (3,800km) west of mainland Chile. With its location in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and home to a culture whose origins and evolution are still largely unknown, Easter Island is an attractive and mysterious destination. A mild year-round climate allows for walking the island’s geography and traveling along the coast of numerous ahus that are home to the gigantic sculptures called moai. Who, when and why were these sculptures created? It is a mystery. It is presumed that the island has been inhabited since the earliest centuries of our times, and the moai are hundreds of years old. Today visitors can share with the descendents of this ancient culture and who preserve their ancestral customs in the face of the advancement of Western civilization.

It is practically an open-air national park protecting the archaeological sites and Moai, the giant stone statues that the island is famous for, which are scattered all over the landscape. These figures stand at heights of up to 32 feet (10m) and are at the centre of the island's magnetism. There is still uncertainty as to the origins of the first people on Rapa Nui, and the 12 centuries between their arrival in 500 AD and the first European discoverers in 1722 remains one of the world's great mysteries. Included among the archaeological sites on the island is the Rano Raraku volcano where the moai were cut from the volcanic rock. In a bizarre scene, over 600 figures are scattered on the slopes of the volcano, some in the early stages of development and still part of the rocky cliffs and others partly buried or stacked in an irregular line. For years researchers have puzzled over the method of construction and transportation of these megaliths from the quarries inland to their present day coastal positions. It is the mystery of the unknown artisans and the intriguing remainder of their awesome work that continues to draw researchers and tourists from around the world today. Most of the island's 2,000 inhabitants live in the main town Hanga Roa. It has accommodation, restaurants and transport as well as a museum on the Rapa Nui people and their history.

6° day – Sunday 19 July 2009 Easter Island/Papeete (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Another day to relax or explore: it’s just your decision!

In the evening transfer to the airport in time for flight LA (LAN AIRLINES) to Papeete.

Meet your private guide and vehicle and transfer to your accommodation.

Overnight at INTER-CONTINENTAL RESORT TAHITI (PANORAMIC ROOM).

INTER-CONTINENTAL RESORT TAHITI

The hotel offers 107 rooms in its main buildings, broken down into three different categories: 18 Standard Rooms, 75 Garden View Rooms (one of which is wheelchair accessible) with a view of the colorful tropical gardens and finally 14 Lagoon View Rooms offering a superb view of the lagoon and Tahiti's twin island Moorea.  These rooms all boast a spacious 307 sq ft, not counting the balcony, and may be obtained with a king size bed or two twin beds.  

The hotel's main restaurant is open from 5.30 am to 10.00 pm every day with continuous service all meals. The Tiare with its open kitchen is the heart of the hotel's ground floor, looking out over our stage, infinity pool, waterfalls and Moorea's spectacular silhouette and mountains. The decor style is authentic, Tahitian, and it's here that the dinner shows take place on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, the last two by the famous "Les Grands Ballets de Tahiti". The menu ranges from light snacks and healthy salads to fresh fish specialities and specially selected meats from New Zealand. Refined and creative cuisine for lunch (12.30 - 2.30 pm) and dinner (6.30 - 9.30 pm) daily. Le Lotus is at the secluded far end of the resort grounds with a captivating atmosphere under a thatched roof and over the lagoon waters. It's the most romantic setting with views out to Moorea and soft piano music playing in the evening (Wednesday to Sunday). Here you can be tempted by gourmet menus including dishes inspired by our association with leading French restaurant, L'Auberge de l'Ile (3 star Michelin rated). You will no doubt appreciate the finesse and creativity of the cuisine, complemented of course by fine French wines. Open from 10.00 am to midnight daily, our main bar, the Tiki, located close to the Restaurant, is a popular rendezvous for locals too, particularly for its' evening musical entertainment. This is where you can sip your favourites beverage or try an exotic tropical concoction served in a pineapple or coconut shell as you watch the sun drops behind the peaks of Moorea.. Appreciate our swim-up bar at the Lotus pool and take the opportunity to try one of our famous cocktails whilst realxing in this stunning environment. Finally, our Lobby Bar is open all night so as to cater to your every need. Considered as the most talented dance group of the island, "Les Grands Ballets" draw rave reviews for their freshly choreographed versions of traditional dances from the different archipelagos, dances once considered so sensuous that they were banned by the missionaries! They have been at the forefront of the renaissance of Tahitian dance culture and successfully performed overseas. The InterContinental's Tiare Restaurant is their local stage for two thrilling dinner shows each week - on Fridays and Saturdays.

The activities desk located in the reception area will be pleased to provide information on all land and water activities available at the InterContinental Tahiti Resort.  Bathy's Diving, situated at the very heart of the hotel offers numerous exciting and novel activities in a safe environment which will make you stay both thrilling and unforgettable. A PR desk will be delighted to assist you in booking various excursions. All team is at your disposal to make your stay unforgettable. LAGOONARIUM This natural aquarium that we have built for the pleasure of our visitors is unique in the South Pacific. When building the “Fare I’a reserve”, it has been recreated the natural under water conditions found in the ocean by providing a constant flow of sea water where we have introduced corals, shells and tropical fish. We have now over 200 sea species of all sizes and colours.  

Finally You'll love to shop for local handcrafts, colorful pareus and maybe one of the famous tahitian black pearls. For your convenience, we have two boutiques right in the resort plus a daily craft market. You will be minutes away from Papeete, home to the biggest collection of shops in French Polynesia, and its colorful Market.

7° day – Monday 20 July 2009 Papeete/Raiatea-Taha’a (breakfast and dinner)

Breakfast at the hotel INTER-CONTINENTAL RESORT TAHITI.

Time at disposal to visit Papeete or the Island of Tahiti.

Tahiti, Otahiti for the first Europeans, the “Island of Love”, the “New Cyther” for Bougainville, the myth of paradise, of Rousseau’s “good savage”, all those names to describe the same beauty of this island, symbol just by itself of the entire French Polynesia. Two volcanos emerged from the waters compose the island of Tahiti : 3-million year old for the Tahiti Nui (the Big Tahiti) volcano, and only 500,000 years for the one of Tahiti Iti (the Little Tahiti). Those two extinct volcanoes are joined together by the Taravao isthmus. Not only one of the most recent island of Polynesia, Tahiti is also the largest (1,045 square kilometres) and the most populated (150,371 persons). Beware ! Expected white sand beaches bordered by coconut trees and overwater bungalows will be encountered at Bora Bora or in the Tuamotu islands rather than Tahiti. However, Tahiti is full of pleasant surprises for those taking the time to observe it and to discover its secrets… Tahiti is also the economic heart of French Polynesia. Papeete, its capital, is built along a friendly waterfront (recently renovated) welcoming many shops and luxury ships. It is the unique city at 4,000 kilometres around (!!) and one will find here everything he needs, market (a must), jewellers, bars, nightclubs, restaurants (French, Chinese, Italian...), hospitals…

Tahiti and Her Islands are considered as a real floral paradise. Everyday, Polynesian people wear at least one flower behind their ear or stuck into a bun. Other wear crowns for all occasions and add a garland of flowers to give a festive air to their clothes.

Last but not least, flowers are a greeting sign, as you will see when you arrive in Tahiti Airport: you will be given the traditional Tiare Tahiti. You will have to know what to do of this flower ! Actually a true "language of flowers" exists in Polynesia, so here is some advice to avoid any mistakes Worn behind your right ear, it means you are single, available.

Worn behind your left ear : you are married, engaged or otherwise taken.

Worn behind both ears : you are married but still available.

Worn backward behind your ear : you are available immediately.

Through the years, the Tahitian gardenia (Tiare Tahiti) has become one of the main emblems of French Polynesia and is largely used in design and advertising (bank, airline…). Its snowy-white colour, as well as its subtle fragrance, may be one of the reasons why it is so prized. Largely reproduced on the materials used to make the very famous "floral shirts", the Hibiscus is also an emblem of the South-Sea islands. Its various colours and sizes -from the little to the big ones, its petals sometimes in double row or finely chiselled will amaze you and we bet you will wear it soon !

In the afternoon private transfer to the airport and flight VT (Air Tahiti) to Raiatea.

On arrival boat transfer to the HOTEL LE TAHA'A PRIVATE ISLAND & SPA.

Accommodation in a SUNSET OVERWATER SUITE. Breakfast and dinner included.

LE TAHA'A PRIVATE ISLAND & SPA

Le Tahaa is the ultimate and exclusive hideaway of glistening beaches and sparkling waters in the South Pacific. Opened since July 2002, this resort is designed to be the most exclusive resort in French Polynesia .

Superbly located on Motu Tautau on the coral reef, the resort faces the island of Taha'a on the lagoon side and offers an unsurpassed view on Bora Bora island on the ocean side.

This traditional Polynesian style hotel is 5 minutes by boat from main island of Taha'a and 35 min by boat from Raiatea Island . The resort offers 48 Over Water Suites & 12 Beach Suites more than a hundred square meters in size. The public areas are built in the trees, providing an exquisite view on the lagoon and Taha'a Island. The resort offers 48 Over Water Suites (Taha’a, Sunset and Bora Bora view) & 12 Beach Villas offering more than a hundred square meters in size. Their facilities surpass all existing hotel accommodation in the whole Pacific region.  Private patio & tropical gardens, private swimming pool (beach villas), spacious lounge and terrace, private deck with direct access to the lagoon (over water bungalows), ceiling fan, air-conditioning, coffee/tea facilities, mini bar, hair dryer, make up mirror, safety box, television, CD player and IDD telephone. There are three restaurants and two bars. La Plage is located by the pool and beachside. Vanille and Ohiri are located in the heart of the resort among the trees. Vanille is the main restaurant and Ohiri is for fine dining. Enjoy beach barbecues and Polynesian and seafood buffets accompanied with live entertainment. Le Taha’a features a fresh water swimming pool. The pool is next to the beach and surrounded by decked and tiled areas with lounge chairs. It is serviced throughout the day by a pool bar and restaurant "La Plage". Jet skis, water ski, 1 tennis court night lighted. Petanque (Bacci ball) area, voleyball court, beach jacuzzi. Full range of excursions to discover the wonders of the island of Taha'a by sea, 4x4. Vanilla plantation, black pearl farms, motu picnic. The resort proposes two different boutiques: one which offers every day conveniences as well as a large sample of local handicrafts, and the other which features the natural jewels of our Pacific lagoons, the world famous black pearls.

Manea Spa is blessed with an exceptional site: it nestles in the shade of a coconut grove between the meandering waters of a small lake and the lagoon. It has been built from natural materials in pure Polynesian style to ensure that it merges perfectly with its motu environment. This Manea Spa features twin massage rooms beside the lake, a double massage room with jacuzzi viewing the lake as well as a double open-air Vichy-shower (a shower taken reclining on a table as water jets play along the length of the body).

8° day – Tuesday 21 July 2009 Taha’a (breakfast and dinner)

9° day – Wednesday 22 July 2009 Taha’a (breakfast and dinner)

Days at disposal to relax or to explore.

Overnight in a SUNSET OVERWATER SUITE. Breakfast and dinner included.

10° day – Thursday 23 July 2009 – Imbarco- Taha’a (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Late morning board your private catamaran.

Lavezzi 40 (2006)

Length (m)	11,9
Width (m)	6,5
Draft (m)	1,1
Light displacement (t)	6
Sail area (m²)	90
Engine power (cv)	2X29
Fuel capacity (l)	250
Berths	8
Heads	2
Water capacity (l)	540
Audio equipment	CD

LAVEZZI 40 Fountaine Pajot – 4 double cabins, 2 heads, 8 persons + 2 small peaks (for children)

Lunch on board.

Sail to “Motu Tautau”, swimming and snorkelling in the beautiful coral garden. Sunset over Bora-Bora (weather permitting).

Your charter includes:

· All meals (from first day lunch, till breakfast last day.

· Beverages at meals: fruit juice, mineral waters, wine

· 1 skipper/hostess

· Use of kayak

· Snorkeling equipment

· CD player

· Dinghy

· fuel

Taha'a - The Vanilla Island 

Taha'a, with the rich aroma of vanilla lingering heavily in the air, offers a glimpse of the traditional, tranquil life of the Tahitians. The flower-shaped island's simple beauty is charmed by soft mountain shapes and surrounded by tiny motu with bright sand beaches. In the fertile valleys cutting within the island, local farmers grow watermelon, vanilla, and copra.

11° day – Friday 24 July 2009 – Raiatea (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Exploration of Raiatea Lagoon and visit to a vanilla plantation.

Raiatea - The Sacred Island

Raiatea, meaning "faraway heaven" and "sky with soft light", was first named Havai'i after the homeland of the ancient Polynesians and is the most sacred island in the South Pacific.

This, the second largest Tahitian isle, was the centre of religion and culture over 1000 years ago and still lends enchantment to ancient legends told to this day. The green-carpeted mountains include the celebrated Mt. Temehani, a sort of Polynesian Mt. Olympus.

12° day – Saturday 25 July 2009 – Bora Bora (breakfast, lunch and dinner)

Sailing to Bara Bora and exploration of Bora Bora Lagoon.

Bora Bora, The Romantic Island

Under a one hour flight from the island of Tahiti or Moorea, the island of Bora Bora, with a lagoon resembling an artist's palette of blues and greens, is love at first sight.

Romantics from around the world have laid claim to this island where the castle-like Mount Otemanu pierces the sky. Lush tropical slopes and valleys blossom with hibiscus, while palm-covered motu circle the illuminated lagoon like a delicate necklace. Perfect white-sand beaches give way to emerald waters where coloured fish animate the coral gardens as they greet the giant manta rays. This could be easily be described as the centre of the romantic universe, where luxury resorts and spas dot the island with overwater bungalows, thatchedroof villas, and fabled ambience.

Simply said, Bora Bora is the most beautiful island in the world.

Pora Pora - the ancient name, meaning "first born," came from legends describing this as the first island to rise when Taaroa, the supreme god, fished it out of the waters after the mythical creation of Havai'i, now known as Raiatea. Although the first letter "B" does not exist in the Tahitian language, when Captain Cook first heard the name he mistook the softened sound of the Tahitian "P" for "B" and called the island Bola Bola.

13° day – Sunday 26 July 2009 – Bora Bora (breakfast, dinner)

Late morning desembark at ST REGIS RESORT BORA BORA.

Accommodation in a PREMIUM OVERWATER VILLA with breakfast and dinner included.

THE ST. REGIS RESORT BORA BORA RESORT

A New Level of Luxury: the most impressive accommodations combined with a distinctive interpretation of personalized service – elevate The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort to a new level of splendour with effortless elegance. Pools of Delight: from the Oasis Pool, our own natural wonder; to the central pool, with a swim-up bar; to the saltwater private lagoon, full of native fish and stingrays-dive into the many pleasures of paradise.

Miri Miri Spa: located on its own private island, this 13,000 square foot world-class spa features Tahitian and Pacific Rim treatments in seven glorious spa treatment rooms.

Guestrooms offer a wide choice: (4) Pool Beach One Bedroom Villa, with direct access to the beach; (32) Overwater One bedroom villa, (32) Deluxe Overwater Villa facing the main Island; (8) Premier Overwater Villas featuring a spacious, private terrace with Jacuzzi, covered gazebo complete with daybed, private pontoon and outdoor shower; (7) Oceanfront One Bedroom Pool Villa with private plunge pool; (2) Royal Oceanfront two bedrooms Pool Villa; (5) Royal Overwater Two Bedroom Pool Villa and (1) Royal Estate with three different bedrooms, 2 leaving rooms and a private spa. In addition to an outdoor shower, each villa comes equipped with two 42-inch Plasma screen TV's, a Bose DVD/CD player, an espresso/coffee maker, high speed internet access, individual A/C units, a well-stocked minibar, and your own personal safe. To ensure a memorable resort experience we are proud to offer the St. Regis Butler service for all of the resort’s villas.  By simply pressing the “butler” button on the telephone, our team of St. Regis Butlers is available to facilitate requests, working as a liaison with all other service areas within the resort to ensure an enjoyable stay.  The St. Regis Butler can assist you arranging a Polynesian Wedding ceremony, a romantic flower petal turndown or even a day on your very own private island. Guests of the resort’s exclusive Royal Estate have a dedicated St. Regis Butler throughout their stay to manage and facilitate all requests.

After you have experienced the exhilaration of world-class snorkelling in the private lagoon at The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort – surely you will allow yourself to be seduced by our undeniably romantic, adults-only Oasis Pool with secluded private cabanas. Also, take in sunset views at our beach side bar - Aparima. Outside of The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort, guests may enjoy jet skiing, jeep safaris, shark & ray feeding, sailing, diving, hiking & sunset cocktail cruises. Dining at the hotel is an equally satisfying experience. Sumptuous cuisine and timeless traditions create opportunities for delightful memories: Te Pahu, a Mediterranean grill, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and features an open kitchen and beachside dining. Lagoon Restaurant, suspended over water, features breathtaking views of Mount Otemanu, while Jean-Georges Vongerichten's menu offers the finest gastronomic experience in all of French Polynesia. Aparima, the resort’s poolside bar, complete with seating for 10 in the water. Sushi Take Restaurant, the first Sushi & sake Restaurant in Bora Bora.

14° day – Monday 27 July 2009 – Bora Bora (breakfast, dinner)

15° day – Tuesday 28 July 2009 – Bora Bora (breakfast, dinner)

Days at disposal to relax or explore the Island and the lagoon.

Overnight in a PREMIUM OVERWATER VILLA with breakfast and dinner included.

16° day – Wednesday 29 July 2009 Bora Bora/Papeete (breakfast)

Day at disposal till time for trf by boat to the airport. Flight VT (Air Tahiti) to Papeete.

On arrival private transfer to the INTER-CONTINENTAL RESORT TAHITI.

Accommodation in a PANORAMIC room.

17° day – Thursday 30 July 2009 – Papeete/Auckland (breakfast)

Early morning private transfer to the Papeete International Airport in time to board QF (Qantas Airways on aircraft AIR TAHITI NUI) to Auckland. Meals and refreshments on board. You will cross the INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE, the arrival  at destination will be the next day.

18° day – Friday 31 July 2009 – Auckland

Morning arrival in Auckland.

Meet your private vehicle/driver and transfer to MOLLIES, your deluxe boutique accommodation for the next two days.

Accommodation in a VILLA SUITE. Breakfast included.

http://www.mollies.co.nz

19° day – Saturday 1 August 2009 – Auckland (breakfast)

Day at disposal to explore the city and surroundings.

AUCKLAND

Auckland's waterside location has fostered the locals' love affair with the sea, earning this place the nickname "City of Sails".

Auckland sprawls over a narrow isthmus between the sparkling waters of the Waitemata and Manukau Harbours. A cloak of rainforest covers the surrounding hills, dozens of dormant volcanic cones dot the landscape and enchanting holiday islands are scattered throughout the vast Hauraki Gulf. Two of the best island getaways are Waiheke Island and Great Barrier Island

Auckland's heart beats to a Polynesian rhythm, its people a melting pot of European, South Pacific and Asian cultures and a strong indigenous Maori heritage. This diversity brings with it an abundance of unique dining and shopping experiences.

Auckland's temperate climate, easy access to the coast and variety of activities earn the city consistent top five rankings in international lifestyle surveys. Discover for yourself why it is one of New Zealand's best destinations.

20° day – Sunday 2 August 2009 Auckland/Hong Kong (breakfast)

Late morning private transfer to the airport  and departure to Hong Kong by CX flight (CATHAY PACIFIC). Meals and refreshments on board.

On arrival meet your private vehicle/guide transfer to the Hotel PENINSULA in Kowloon.

Accommodation in a DELUXE ROOM. Breakfast included.

http://www.peninsula.com/Peninsula_Hotels/en/default.aspx#/Hong_Kong/en/

21° day – Monday 3 August 2009 Hong Kong/Beijing (breakfast)

Morning at disposal to relax or some shopping, before your private transfer to the airporto. Board your early afternoon CX flight (CATHAY PACIFIC on DRAGONAIR Aircraft) to Bejing.

On arrival private transfer to THE PENINSULA BEIJING HOTEL.

Accommodation in a CLUB GRAND DELUXE ROOM with breakfast included.

http://www.peninsula.com/Peninsula_Hotels/en/default.aspx#/Beijing/en/

22° day – Tuesday 4 August 2009 – Pechino (breakfast, lunch)

Meet your private guide and vehicle and visit: Tiananmen Square with photo taken at gate of Heavenly Peace; Forbidden City. Lunch at Bai Jia Da Yuan Restaurant.

In the afternoon visit: Summer Palace with boat ride on Lake Kunming on a private basis.

Overnight in a CLUB GRAND DELUXE ROOM with breakfast included.

23° day – mercoledì 5 August 2009 – Pechino (prima colazione e pranzo)

Meet your private guide and vehicle and visit: GREAT WALL at Mutianyu with cable car.

Lunch at XIAO LONG PU RESTAURANT.

In the afternoon visit to HUTONG with pedicab ride and to TEMPLE OF HEAVEN.

Overnight in a CLUB GRAND DELUXE ROOM with breakfast included.

24° day – Thursday 6 August 2009 – Beijing/London/Geneve (Breakfast)

Late morning private transfer to Beijing International Airport and departure by BA (British Airways) flight to Geneve via London Heathrow. Meals and refreshments on board. Arrival late afternoon.

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Special presents	Euro
Santiago: 2 nights THE RITZ CARLTON HOTEL including   SPA treatments and sightseeing private tour	300,00
Easter Island: activities package	500,00
Papeete: 1 night INTERCONTINENTAL including special French Dinner at Restaurant L'Auberge de l'Ile	200,00
Taha’a: canoe breakfast on the lagoon	150,00
Taha’a: vanilla plantation in Raiatea and 4x4 safari	200,00
Taha'a: 2 tanks dive	100,00
Taha'a: 2 tanks dive	100,00
Taha’a: special SPA treatment (for two)	200,00	X
Taha’a: special private candlelight dinner (for two)	150,00
1 day catamaran cruise (Taha’a Lagoon)	350,00
1 day catamaran cruise (Taha’a Lagoon)	350,00
1 day catamaran cruise (Raiatea Lagoon)	350,00
1 day catamaran cruise (Raiatea Lagoon)	350,00
1 day catamaran cruise (Bora Bora Lagoon)	350,00
1 day catamaran cruise (Bora Bora Lagoon)	350,00
Bora Bora: special SPA treatment (for two)	200,00	X
Bora Bora: 2 tanks dive	100,00	X
Bora Bora: 2 tanks dive	100,00	X
Bora Bora: private motu pic-nic	100,00	X
Bora Bora: 4x4 safari on Mt. Otemanu	100,00
Bora Bora: special candlelight dinner	150,00	X
Auckland: sail boat Harbour cruise	200,00
Auckland: helicopter tour	200,00	X
Beijing: full day private tour including Great Wall	200,00
Beijing: full day private tour including Forbidden City	200,00
FLIGHTS and ACCOMMODATION please feel free to participate as you prefer	Euro
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ALL HOTELS & RESORTS: 28.000 MILES	100,00 x 300 miles

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