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Newmarket Holidays adds more European escorted tours
Newmarket Holidays has launched two new European escorted tours
It introduced trips to Sardinia and Andalucía.
The eight-day Classic Sardinia offers archaeological sites, nature and relaxation.
It starts with a visit to Bonifacio on Corsica, before guided tours of Sardinia landmarks
There are also museum visits and lots of free time.
It starts from £1,107pp (saving £122pp for bookings made before 28 February), with departures from May to October.
Explore Andalucía by Little Boats offers waterway tours along the Guadalquivir River, into Doñana National Parkand by catamaran to Rota.
It also visits the ancient port city of Cádiz.
The eight-day escorted tour starts from £1040pp (saving £115pp for bookings made before 28 February), with departures available from September.
Michael Fleetwood, Newmarket Holidays Head of Product said: “These two new tours will help further boost sales for agents.”
“Andalucía has been popular with our customers for a number of years.”
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