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Thursday, 28 January 2010
Walking Holiday on the Italian Island of Elba
Walking Holiday on the Italian Island of Elba - 8 days from £672
The island of Elba is perfect walking country and we are delighted to offer a seven-night holiday staying at the Hotel Gabbiano Azzurro on a bed and breakfast basis and including three guided walks.
Highlights - An undiscovered island - Relax or explore - Dine as you wish - Three guided walks
Meal arrangements - 7 nights bed and breakfast
Also included - The services of an experienced Page & Moy Tour Guide - Hotel porterage
Maximum Group Size All departures on this tour are limited to a maximum group size of 30.
Your Accommodation Hotel Gabbiano Azzurro I (3-star), 7 nights bed and breakfast.
This attractive family-run modern hotel is situated just ten minutes’ walk from the waterfront of the colourful fishing village of Marciana Marina, with its pretty harbour, shops, cafes, restaurants and pebble beach. The hotel has a breakfast room, bar, lounge, secluded garden, swimming pool and sun terraces. The air-conditioned guest rooms are on two floors and have a telephone, TV and fridge. The hotel does not have a lift.
Your Itinerary This holiday includes three guided walks:
North & South Starting outside Poggio, we take a gentle walk to the National Park of Monte Perone. We cross to the south of the island and follow a tiny road down to the mediaeval town of Saint Ilario. Our path then curls past vineyards and ends with a wonderful view of Marciana Marina.
Legend, Mystery & Intrigue Starting in the mediaeval mountain hamlet of Poggio, we walk along a chestnut-flanked road towards the Napoleonic Spa before taking the woodland path up to San Cerbone Chapel. Passing the Pisan fortress, we climb to the intriguing 11th-century Sanctuary of the Madonna del Monte. Descending, we call at the ancient village of Marciana Alta.
Mare e Macchia Public transport takes us to the panoramic heights of Zanca, from where we walk down through semi-tropical vegetation to Sant’Andrea. Here we explore the waterfront before continuing to the tiny village of Maciarello. Our steep path then sweeps down through vineyards onto the cove of La Cala. After a brief climb through orchards and vineyards, our wonderful walk culminates with breathtaking views of Corsica.
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