Tour Inclusions
Bryant University
Women’s Soccer
(A) LOGISTICAL SERVICES
• Round trip TransAtlantic flights on
regularly scheduled airlines (including
departure tax / fuel surcharge allowance)
• Inter-European airfare and taxes
• 8 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels
in twin bedded rooms
• 9 days ground transportation in a private
motor coach
• 9 days service by a Full-Time Quest
Sports Travel Tour Manager
• 2 meals per day (breakfast and lunch or dinner)
(B) SOCCER RELATED SERVICES
• Facilities for 2 training sessions with the Bulldog’s coaching staff
• 3 friendly matches against a local club team
• Tickets to the Gold and Bronze Medal Games of the 2011 Algarve Cup
• Ticket to 1 professional game from the English Premier League
(C) SIGHTSEEING ACTIVITIES
• Sightseeing in Malaga, with Tour Manager assistance
• Admission to The Alhambra
• Sightseeing in Granada, with Tour Manager assistance
• Guided tour of Seville, with a locally licensed Tour Guide
• Sightseeing in Faro, with Tour Manager assistance
• Introductory tour of London
• Sightseeing in London, with Tour Manager assistance
Tour Exclusions
• Airline departure tax and fuel
surcharge above allowance
• Personal travel insurance
• 3rd meal
• Beverages (soda) with meals
• Single room upgrades
• Gratuities for Tour Manager
• Attractions not specified above
SPAIN, PORTUGAL & ENGLAND
March 4th - March 13th, 2011
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Daily Itinerary
DAY 3: SUNDAY 6th MARCH, 2011
DAY 1: FRIDAY 4th MARCH, 2011
• After breakfast transfer to Granada’s most
• Depart Boston Logan International Airport at 8:20 p.m. on British Airways flight
#214 to London Heathrow International Airport
DAY 2: SATURDAY 5th MARCH, 2011
• Arrive in London at 7:40 a.m. and transfer to
The port of Malaga with the Sierra
Nevada mountains in the distance
British Airways flight #494 to Malaga Pablo
Ruiz Picasso International Airport
• Arrive in Spain at 3:25 p.m. where our full time
Quest Sports Travel Tour Manager meets the
group to transfer by private motor coach to
the center of the resort city of Malaga
• This exuberant and very Spanish port city, set
against a sparkling blue Mediterranean, is
both historic and pulsing with modern life. The
centre houses narrow old streets and wide,
leafy boulevards, beautiful gardens and
impressive monuments, fashionable shops
and a cultural life that is coming to the fore as
never before
• Free time to discover Malaga and grab a light
lunch then continue along the picturesque
route along the Mediterranean coast and then
on the edge of the Sierra Nevada mountains,
to the historic city of Granada
• Check in to a Granada hotel for a 2 night stay
in twin bedded rooms with private facilities
• Dinner at the hotel this evening
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The Alhambra’s Palacio del Partel
Granada’s Alcaiceria Market
popular attraction, The Alhambra - Stretched
along the top of the hill known as La Sabika, the
Alhambra is the stuff of fairy tales. From
outside, its red fortress towers and walls appear
plain, if imposing, rising from woods of cypress
and elm, with the Sierra Nevada forming a
magnificent backdrop. Originally a 9th century
Muslim fortress, the centuries have seen it also
become a palace, mosque, church, Napoleonic
barracks and finally a National Monument
• Free afternoon to discover Granada - the
region’s hippest city still displays it’s Islamic
past feels in a wonderful cultural contrast
• Return to the hotel to prepare for late afternoon
practice at local fields with the Bulldogs staff
• Dinner at the hotel this evening
DAY 4: MONDAY 7th MARCH, 2011
• Breakfast at the hotel then journey to the
historic town of Seville and enjoy free time for
a first look at the city - If any one place comes
close to rolling together everything that’s
quintessentially Andalucian, it’s Seville. Here
in the region’s capital and biggest city, that
special Andalucian way of life is distilled into
its purest and most intense form.
• Later, check in to a local hotel for a 2 night
stay and enjoy a Pre-game meal before
transferring to the first friendly game of the
tour against a local club team
• Return to the hotel after the game
DAY 7: THURSDAY 10th MARCH, 2011
• Breakfast at the hotel then transfer to local
Daily Itinerary
DAY 5: TUESDAY 8th MARCH, 2011
fields for practice with the Bulldogs staff
• Return to the hotel to check out then spend a
Faro’s city walls
• After breakfast depart for a guided tour of
Seville’s Plaza de Espana
Seville - Seville has Andalucia’s most
passionate and portentous Holy Week, the
most festive and romantic annual fair, the best
tapas bars and the most stylish people. It has
more narrow, winding, medieval lanes and
romantic, hidden plazas soaked in the scent
of orange blossom than half of Andalucía’s
other cities put together. It’s the home of
flamenco and bullfighting, and its heritage of
art and architecture (Roman, Islamic, Gothic,
Renaissance, baroque) is without rival
• Later, enjoy a pre-game meal at a preselected restaurant then transfer to the
second friendly game of the tour against a
Seville area club team
• Return to the hotel after the game
DAY 6: WEDNESDAY 9th MARCH, 2011
• Early breakfast at the hotel then check out
and travel west across the Portugese border
into the famed Algarve region
• Travel directly to the resort town of Albufeira
and the Estadio Municipal de Albufeira for the
Bronze Medal Game of the 2011 Algarve Cup
- The Algarve Cup is an annual global
invitational tournament for Women’s National
Teams. It is one of the most prestigious
women's football events and the USA
emerged victorious on 7 occasions!
• After the game travel to nearby Faro and the
Estadio Algarve for the Gold Medal Game of
the 2011 Algarve Cup
• Later, check in to a local hotel for 1 night
• Dinner at the hotel this evening
Dusk at Tower Bridge
few hours exploring Faro - Algarve’s capital has
a more distinctly Portuguese feel than many
other resort towns. It has an attractive marina,
well-maintained parks and plazas and an old
town full of outdoor cafés and pedestrian lanes.
Marvelously preserved medieval quarters
harbor curious museums and churches,
including a wholly unique bone chapel
• Late afternoon lunch at a pre-selected
restaurant then transfer to Faro International
Airport for the Inter-European flight to London
• Depart Faro at 7 p.m. on British Airways flight
#2693 to London Gatwick International Airport
• Arrive in London at 9:50 p.m. and transfer to
check in to a centrally located hotel
DAY 8: FRIDAY 11th MARCH, 2011
• After breakfast depart for an introductory tour of London - Travel along the
River Thames, past the 1000 year old Tower of London, then continue to the
Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey, Whitehall, 10 Downing
Street, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and finally Buckingham Palace
• Free afternoon to further explore London - maybe take a River Thames cruise
or a flight on the Millennium Wheel. Alternatively, be sure to wander Oxford
Street for affordable shopping; Regent Street for more upscale department
stores; and Carnaby Street, home of modern boutiques
• Dinner at hotel this evening
DAY 9: SATURDAY 12th MARCH, 2011
• Breakfast at the hotel then transfer to the third friendly game of the tour
against a London area club team
• After the game depart to attend a professional game from the English Premier
League - London is home to giants Arsenal and Chelsea, as well as Fulham,
Tottenham and West Ham United (ticket included, game to be determined)
• Return to the hotel for dinner this evening
DAY 10: SUNDAY 13th MARCH, 2011
• Check out after breakfast and enjoy a free day to further discover London
• This afternoon transfer to London Heathrow International Airport for the return
journey to the USA on British Airways flight #239, departing at 7:15 p.m. and
arriving at Boston Logan International Airport at 10:45 p.m.