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What’s new at Fleewinter this March…
By Valeria Garibotti on 18th March, 2024
Want to know what’s new at Fleewinter this month? Great stuff, because you’re in the right newsletter!
… & that’s it, really. Not much else to say, unless you want to hear a terrible joke?
No?
Well in that case please enjoy this collection of our new shiny things…
Marbree (Laos specialist) and Carly (Cambodia specialist) have put their heads together and created a perfectly balanced 2 week itinerary taking in their favourite heritage towns of Luang Prabang in Laos and Siem Reap in Cambodia – ending with a luxurious beach stay on a secluded island.
Expect exquisite hotels, stunning scenery, and authentic private experiences that will make this a truly memorable adventure.
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A new itinerary from Val, our Argentina and Brazil specialist, offering an exquisite route from Argentina’s capital to iconic Rio de Janeiro. A relaxing trip taking you to two of the most renowned cities in the continent, to Iguazu Falls – one of the 7 natural wonders on our planet, and to the unspoilt beauty of Brazil’s green coast.
With British Airways operating a stopover in Rio on the route Heathrow – Buenos Aires, it is almost rude not to combine Argentina with Brazil, plus the great news, the international flight tends to be cheaper! And best of all, this 2-week itinerary is a great introductory journey to the the two countries, and it is perfect for EVERYONE: couples, families or group of friends. So the question is, who will you take on this unforgettable holiday?
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Dreaming of staying in a truly unique hotel? Nothofagus hotel & spa emerges from the forest of Huilo Huilo National Reserve in Chile’s lake district.
Inspired by the trees of Patagonia, it is constructed in noble materials and blends in seamlessly with its surroundings. Great service and an unforgettable setting make this a perfect stop to reconnect with nature.
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A new Vietnam itinerary from Carly, encompassing a luxury jaunt around the south and centre of Vietnam, including fun adventure-filled days in vibrant Saigon, speeding along the Mekong, riding the new luxury Vietage Train routes – and all ending in 2 blissful beach stops.
This new itinerary is available for Summer 2024 bookings if you act fast…
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Escape the crowds and uncover the tranquility of Taghazout, a charming coastal village near Agadir. With serene beaches, world-class surf breaks, and vibrant culinary scenes, Taghazout offers the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Morocco’s Atlantic coastline, explore scenic hiking trails, and indulge in delicious Moroccan cuisine. Wander through bohemian streets lined with boutique shops and surf stores, and experience the laid-back atmosphere that defines Taghazout.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore this little gem on your next Moroccan adventure! We have picked the perfect spots for you, quirky Munga Guesthouse, classy Hyatt and luxury Fairmont.
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Daphne, our South Africa specialist, has put together two new itineraries which are guaranteed to inspire you.
A word from Daphne on the new 15-day Coastal Wonders, Wilderness & Wine trip: “While South Africa is renowned for its wildlife, its allure extends beyond. The Cederberg mountains offer breath-taking landscapes. Coupled with Cape Town’s charm, Winelands’ vineyards, and the scenic Garden Route, the country showcases diverse natural and cultural wonders, inviting exploration beyond the savannas and safaris, enriching visitors with unforgettable experiences.”
And if you fancy a truly unique holiday, the new itinerary Fairway Elegance, is a 10-day luxurious odyssey on Rovos Rail. A sumptuous trip for golfers and non-players as well, as there is a special program for the non-player while the others take shots from the tee box.
If want to learn more about South Africa’s many facets, read Daphne’s blog here.
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and finally…want to know which hotels are actually the best for families in Sri Lanka?
You’d be surprised by how often ‘family rooms’ are pretty terrible to stay in with kids (anyone else found themselves stuck in the bathroom waiting for little ones to fall asleep?)
Often the easiest solution is to default to bigger hotel names which have more facilities, but less charm. So if that’s not your style, then read Carly’s notes on where she stays when visiting with her family. Think boutique hotels, but ones that keep families in mind.
