Comments on: TRIP #3 – TUSCANY AND THE AMALFI COAST http://arthistoryalive.com/archives/360 Mon, 16 Aug 2010 18:46:44 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: arthisto http://arthistoryalive.com/archives/360/comment-page-1#comment-903 arthisto Mon, 16 Aug 2010 18:46:44 +0000 http://arthistoryalive.com/?p=360#comment-903 Hello Rose, and thank you for your interest in AHA. Let's see if we can answer your questions: 1. The Tuscany/Amalfi Coast itinerary is an unrushed exploration of Tuscany's rather haunting and picturesque hill towns, and the rocky cliffs and aqua waters of the Amalfi Coast. This trip, like all AHA trips, is punctuated by unbelievable meals along the way, and lightly acedemic explanations of all that you are seeing. "You do not really see what you do not understand." We use a roomy van while traveling the back roads in Tuscany, and travel by EuroStar fast train, from Rome to Sorrento on the Amalfi Coast, where we wander on foot, and use ferry boats. Your group, for example, can decide if they would like to visit the island of Capri, and or one of the excavated cities buried in ash from the eruption in 77 AD of Mt. Vesuvius. Amazing. Or perhaps they would rather just quietly wander the alleys of Sorrento and take a boat ride to beautiful Amalfi for lunch. All of these are easily done as day trips from our beautiful hotel in Sorrento, on the Amalfi Coast. 2. For 2011 I was not planning to include our itinerary, The Italians Lakes, Florence, and Tuscany. However, because you are a group of six, and inquiring early, AHA would be happy to simply exchange the Tuscany/Amalfi Coast itinerary for The Italian Lakes itinereary. Same dates, same duration, same group size. If that is of interest to your group, I can give you more details upon request. 3. As you probably noticed on my homepage, I am just now finishing the pricing for the 2011 trips. They should be posted by the end of this week, however, our Italian itineraries typically run around $400.00 per day per person. This price includes everything but your flights, and a detailed list is included on the AHA web site. Everything is paid for before departure so that our guests can really relax and catch the spirit of Italy, which has always been our goal. Be sure to visit the Specials and Discounts page for early application benefits that would apply to you. Now, tell me a bit about your group. Family, friends? Do they enjoy walking? We do quite a bit of it, as I am convinced that it is the best way to get to know a place. Do you agree? I hope that this has been of help to you, Rose, and I will look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Cynthia Quist Hello Rose, and thank you for your interest in AHA. Let’s see if we can answer your questions:
1. The Tuscany/Amalfi Coast itinerary is an unrushed exploration of Tuscany’s rather haunting and picturesque hill towns, and the rocky cliffs and aqua waters of the Amalfi Coast. This trip, like all AHA trips, is punctuated by unbelievable meals along the way, and lightly acedemic explanations of all that you are seeing. “You do not really see what you do not understand.” We use a roomy van while traveling the back roads in Tuscany, and travel by EuroStar fast train, from Rome to Sorrento on the Amalfi Coast, where we wander on foot, and use ferry boats. Your group, for example, can decide if they would like to visit the island of Capri, and or one of the excavated cities buried in ash from the eruption in 77 AD of Mt. Vesuvius. Amazing. Or perhaps they would rather just quietly wander the alleys of Sorrento and take a boat ride to beautiful Amalfi for lunch. All of these are easily done as day trips from our beautiful hotel in Sorrento, on the Amalfi Coast.
2. For 2011 I was not planning to include our itinerary, The Italians Lakes, Florence, and Tuscany. However, because you are a group of six, and inquiring early, AHA would be happy to simply exchange the Tuscany/Amalfi Coast itinerary for The Italian Lakes itinereary. Same dates, same duration, same group size. If that is of interest to your group, I can give you more details upon request.
3. As you probably noticed on my homepage, I am just now finishing the pricing for the 2011 trips. They should be posted by the end of this week, however, our Italian itineraries typically run around $400.00 per day per person. This price includes everything but your flights, and a detailed list is included on the AHA web site. Everything is paid for before departure so that our guests can really relax and catch the spirit of Italy, which has always been our goal. Be sure to visit the Specials and Discounts page for early application benefits that would apply to you.
Now, tell me a bit about your group. Family, friends? Do they enjoy walking? We do quite a bit of it, as I am convinced that it is the best way to get to know a place. Do you agree?
I hope that this has been of help to you, Rose, and I will look forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Cynthia Quist

]]> By: Rose Sbalcio http://arthistoryalive.com/archives/360/comment-page-1#comment-899 Rose Sbalcio Sat, 14 Aug 2010 16:07:41 +0000 http://arthistoryalive.com/?p=360#comment-899 Can you give me more details on the Tuscany/Amalfi trip? Are you planning anything that would cover Tuscany and northern Italy. A price range would also be helpful and what is covered. Our group is made up of 6. Looking forward to hearing from you. Rose Can you give me more details on the Tuscany/Amalfi trip? Are you planning anything that would cover Tuscany and northern Italy.
A price range would also be helpful and what is covered. Our group is made up of 6. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Rose

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