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Introduction
Naturally we are often asked 'what would you do' when it comes
to planning an itinerary to the Western USA so for those who have
not visited these places before or love them so much they'd like
to go back, this is the West Coast itinerary we would do with
2 weeks to spare.
Unlike the Western Classic itinerary we feature
which is immensely popular because of the destinations it covers,
this itinerary is far less dashing from one place to another and
far more focused around spending time in some of the worlds most
spectacular destinations.
Everybody is different and might like to do things
slightly different, either way we can make it happen for you but
if you are looking for inspiration or someone to tell you how
it's done then hopefully you might just like to do this one 'our
way'!
Itinerary summary
- San Francisco - 3 nights - Hotel Adagio
- Carmel - 1 night - Carmel Mission Inn
- Yosemite National Park Area - 2 nights - Yosemite View Lodge
- Death Valley - 1 night - Furnace Creek Ranch
- Las Vegas - 2 nights - Circus Circus Hotel & Casino
- Grand Canyon - 2 nights - Quality Inn Canyon Plaza
- Lake Havasu - 1 night - Ramada Inn
- Los Angeles - 2 nights - Crown Plaza Beverly Hills
Total 14 nights
Flights
We are very proud to work with United States Airways and have negotiated
special inclusive tour rates exclusive to Travel Saigon Du Hoc
for this itinerary giving you a great deal on non-stop flights
with one of the finest carriers in the world. Should you be interested
we can also extend special reduced travel rates in United States Airways
World Traveller Plus, Club World and FIRST.
Accommodation
The accommodation we have chosen represents a good mix between
moderate, clean and comfortable properties that have convenient
locations to 2 lovely properties in Los Angeles and San Francisco
that offer a chic style with absolutely no compromise on location.
By selecting these properties we have tried to keep a balance
between cost, convenience and the standard of accommodation offered,
we would be more than happy to discuss alternative properties
or upgrades with you.
Sometimes the hotels named in this itinerary are not available
at the time of booking. Under these circumstances Complete North
America will book alternative accommodation of a similar standard.
Such changes will be confirmed in writing to you at the time of
booking confirmation. If you are not completely happy with the
alternative hotel we will happily discuss other possibilities
with you in the same location.
Financial Protection
By booking this complete package with Travel Saigon Du Hoc you
benefit from reduced rates on flights, accommodation and car rental
along with complete financial protection. We are fully bonded
with the Civil Aviation Authority and this package is ATOL protected
under ATOL No.5368.
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| Day 1 |
Arrival
San Francisco
Depart London Heathrow - 10:40
Arrive San Francisco – 13:35
Journey time – 10hr 55mins
On arrival we recommend that you DO NOT collect your car but
rather take one of the metered cabs from the airport to you the
superb Hotel Adagio. We recommend this as you will be tired and
will only pay high fees to park the vehicle during your 3 days
in the city. Of course if you do prefer to collect it on arrival
or would like us to arrange private transportation for you to
your hotel, please just ask.
On arrival at the Hotel Adagio we will have a welcome pack waiting
for you containing maps, brochures and suggestions on what to
visit and things to do for each of your days during your 14-day
fly-drive.
3 Nights – Hotel Adagio, San Francisco
Recently renovated the new Hotel Adagio features a fresh design
that bridges its Spanish Colonial Revival architectural roots
to a clean and contemporary design aesthetic. Located in the heart
of San Francisco's theatre, dining and shopping districts, the
Adagio is the perfect destination for exploring. Uniquely San
Franciscan and clearly Californian, the new Hotel Adagio offers
a pace and atmosphere that is luxuriant and aromatic.
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| Day 2 |
San
Francisco - Suggested activities.
Morning
Depart for a three-hour deluxe "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"
city tour including a visit to the Golden Gate Bridge
Afternoon
Enjoy a quick 10-minute ferry ride to the centre of the San Francisco
harbour to the infamous former prison island - Alcatraz. The visit
includes a taped tour of the prison (once home to such famous
criminals as gangster Al Capone and Machine Gun Kelly)
Evening
Seafood dinner at one of many restaurants along the waterfront
or at one of the trendy restaurants in the SoMa (South of Market)
area! After dinner, enjoy a musical show, an American Conservatory
Theatre performance or a comedy club, and a nightcap in one of
the many rooftop cocktail lounges.
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| Day 3 |
San Francisco
- Suggested activities.
Morning
Take a tour to Muir Woods, a forest of giant California redwood
trees - some of the biggest trees in the world. On the way back,
stop for lunch and shopping in the beautiful little town of Sausalito.
Return to San Francisco by ferry or by bus; or take a walking
tour of Chinatown with a dim sum lunch.
Afternoon
Free afternoon to shop! Explore Union Square's department stores,
small boutiques and art galleries; visit the neighbourhood shopping
areas South of Market or Union Street; take a five-minute walk
from downtown to the Embarcadero Centre, a three-level, four-building
complex of 150 shops. Shop at the many complexes in the Fisherman's
Wharf area such as PIER 39, Ghirardelli Square and The Cannery
and enjoy the musicians and street performers. Take a jeep tour
of the area, or rent a bike and ride across the Golden Gate Bridge
to Sausalito and ferry back to San Francisco.
Evening
San Francisco has over 3,000 restaurants! Take your choice: For
instance, an authentic Chinese banquet in Chinatown - the largest
Asian settlement outside of mainland China, an elaborate Korean
barbecue or an Italian feast in The City's Italian section, called
"North Beach" or how about a dinner cruise on San Francisco
Bay. Enjoy dinner and dancing to a live band as you cruise past
The City's famous skyline at sunset.
San Francisco is one of our favourite cities in the whole of
North America, we would not recommend you spending any less than
3 nights in the city if this is your first visit. None of the
tours or attractions mentioned in our suggested itinerary are
included in your tour price but we would be very happy to make
these arrangements on your behalf, particularly your visit to
Alcatraz as the ferry to the island can often be booked up days
in advance during the height of the season.
There are numerous festivals going on throughout the year in
San Francisco, art, film and dance festivals and this is in addition
to a packed sport scene, which includes the world famous San Francisco
49’ers. We are happy to help our customers with purchasing
tickets and advising on events taking place during your stay,
please ask for details.
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| Day 4 |
San Francisco
- Carmel - 140 miles
Today you will collect your Hertz rental car. We have arranged
for you to collect it from a convenient downtown location rather
than having to go back out to the airport, as is the case with
many rental companies. Please ask about the additional cost for
Hertz ‘Neverlost’ the inc-car satellite navigation
that will guide you along your route.
For the short journey to the south of San Francisco we suggest
you travel across town to pick up route US-1 South as this will
take you along the more scenic coastal areas of the Pacific Ocean.
The route will pass many of the more popular California State
Park and Beach areas as you travel to Santa Cruz. Here you may
wish to pick up a local guidebook for touring among the historic
district and Harbour. The route will now pass around the Monterey
Bay to the community of Monterey. We suggest to park near to the
Cannery Row and then walk around the shops. The Aquarium here
is one of the top
in the world and located right on the Monterey Bay. Proceed west
through Monterey and watch for the signs for the 17-Mile Scenic
Drive (fee area). Although there is a fee to drive along this
route, the ocean views and opulent lifestyle of this region is
worth paying to see. The route will bring you out into the heart
of Carmel. Proceed back to the main highway of US-1 and the lodge
for this night is located along this route near to two large shopping
complexes. You will also wish to proceed back to the downtown
area to look into the many “high end boutiques”.
Overnight Best Western Carmel Mission Inn
Our choice of overnight stop offers clean comfortable accommodation
and is conveniently located to both the centre of Carmel and US-1.
(Guestroom pictured right).
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| Day 5 |
Carmel
- Yosemite National Park - 290 miles (inc detour)
This morning we suggest a short detour to the south along US-1
to see one of the most famous bridges along the west coast near
to the area of Big Sur. This will be about a 70 mile very scenic
round trip drive as you will need to return to Carmel and Monterey
to proceed across the state to Merced and following the Merced
River you climb into the majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range
as you close in on Yosemite National Park.
The lodge for this day will be right at the very entrance to
the Yosemite Park and depending on your arrival time you may wish
to drive into the main Valley Area (about 20 minutes from the
lodge). We suggest stopping and hiking to Bridalvail Falls and
then proceeding up the route to the south entrance to the overlook
that will give you a good view back into the main Yosemite Valley.
Return to the lodge at the park entrance and take a dip in the
pool before enjoying dinner at the on-site restaurant.
2 nights - Yosemite View Lodge
The closest lodging outside of the park and boasts a lovely swimming
pool, clean comfortable rooms and
is very good value. We are quite prepared to try and book one
of the lodges within the park but these do cost considerably more
and availability is very often an issue.
It’s important to remember that all accommodation in and
around the National Parks is of a basic but clean and comfortable
nature, however with 2 restaurants and the swimming pools we feel
Yosemite View Lodge would be our choice. Subject to availability
and a supplement river view rooms (picture shown to right) are
an option at this property.
Adverse weather condition during the winter and spring months
mean that we will have to alter your route slightly as the Tioga
Pass in Yosemite National Park remains closed from October - May/June
dependant on the Spring Thaw. Areas around Yosemite National Park
and the Grand Canyon are likely to be cold and snowfall is common
during the winter months. Consult with a member of our team regarding
a suggested alternative route during winter and spring for this
part of the CNA Western fly drive package.
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| Day 6 |
Yosemite
Natl. Park - Suggested activities
A full day for exploring and sightseeing
in the main valley of the Yosemite Park. We suggest to first stop
at the park visitor centre to pick up the latest information on
hiking and other activities for this day. You will find many short
hikes, but do suggest you take along water and snacks as there
is nothing available along the main trails.
Yosemite National Park is one of
the best known parks in the world, consisting of huge waterfalls,
granite domes and peaks, wildflowers, meadows and forests of centuries-old
sequoias, glacier-carved canyon and massive monoliths, A pair
of waterfall cascades into a 20-mile long, half-mile wide and
1,000-foot deep canyon of eroded yellow stone.
The Tioga Road, California 120,
crosses the Tuolumne Meadows and High Country. The highway, originally
built as a mining road in 1182-3, was realigned and modernized
in 1961. The road passes through an area of sparkling lakes, fragile
meadows, domes, and lofty peaks that only 10,000 years ago lay
under glacial ice. Scenic turnouts along the road afford superb
views. At Tioga Pass the road crosses the Sierras crest at 9,945
feet, the highest automobile pass in California.
Yosemite Valley has sheer walls
and a flat floor formed by alpine glaciers. You will see such
amazing sights as El Capitan and Cathedral Rocks. The most rugged
section of Yosemite is Tuolumne Meadows and the High Country.
Bridalveil Falls is a must it cascades 620 feet and Yosemite Falls
is the tallest is the world. Visit Half-Dome, elevation 8, 842
feet, an 87 million-year-old rock dome and is Yosemite's most
famous monument.
Yosemite National Park is also
home to the largest stand of giant sequoias trees and home of
the Grizzly Giant, one of the oldest giant sequoias in the world
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| Day 7 |
Yosemite
Natl. Park - Death Valley - 310 miles
Start early today, whilst 310 miles does not seem a lot the stunning
drive will take time and today is a full day for sure. You will
leave Yosemite View Lodge and re-enter the park once again this
morning but take the route to the north (before the main valley)
and then the drive over the Tioga Pass and across to the East
Park Entrance. Here you will pick up the route of US-395 South
heading towards your overnight stop in the heart of Death Valley.
Death Valley is a land of complete extremes. It is one of the
hottest places on the surface of the earth with summer temperatures
averaging well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It encompasses the
lowest point in the Western Hemisphere and is the driest place
in North America. The valley is also a land of subtle beauties,
morning light creeping across the eroded badlands of Zabriskie
Point to strike Manly Beacon, the setting sun and lengthening
shadows of the sand dunes at Stovepipe Wells and the colours of
the wildflowers on the golden hills above Harmony Borax, Death
Valley is a truly unique place and a complete contrast to what
you have left behind at Yosemite.
Overnight
- Furnace Creek Ranch
Originally built as a working ranch in the 1880s and later the
home of the famous twenty mule teams, the Furnace Creek Ranch
today offers a complete resort complex in the heart of Death Valley
National Park. The 224 guest units are complemented by three restaurants,
a saloon, a general store, The Borax Museum and a 3,040-foot airstrip.
Boundless recreational opportunities include a spring-fed swimming
pool, the world's lowest golf course (214 feet below sea level),
tennis, horseback riding, horse-drawn carriage rides, hiking and
touring. The Ranch is located 120 miles northwest of Las Vegas
and is open year 'round (some services listed vary seasonally).
Pictures right.
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| Day 8 |
Death
Valley - Las Vegas - 160 miles
There is some sightseeing to do in the Death Valley area this
morning, mainly to the south before heading east into the state
of Nevada. Here you may take a more northern route into Lathrop
Wells, or a southern route that will bring you into Pahrump. Either
route will allow you to travel around the Taiyabe National Forest
and into the city of Las Vegas.
There really is so much to do and see in Las Vegas that on leaving
Death Valley we recommend you make a beeline for the bright lights
to make the most out of your 2 nights there.
2 nights - Circus Circus Hotel
Circus Circus has been a family favorite for years. From the thrilling
rides and midway games in the AdventureDome to gourmet dining
at The Steak House, this hotel pleases everyone. A runaway hit
since opening in 1968, The hotel truly is a classic hotel/casino,
Circus Circus` has distinctive charm, unique not only to Las Vegas
but to the world. Hotel services and facilities include the world-famous
main casino floor, which is always jumping. Overhead, live circus
acts - acrobats, trapeze artists, Clowns, jugglers - perform around
the clock. A carnival midway offers games of skill and chance
for all ages. Nearby, the largest space-frame dome in the United
States houses Grand Slam Canyon, an indoor "theme park"
featuring the Canyon Blaster, a double-loop double-corkscrew roller
coaster guaranteed to put a scream on your face. Several restaurants,
a celebrated poker room, a giant race and sports book, the unique
rotating cocktail lounge and shopping promenade should serve to
reinforce any desire to run away and join the circus.
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| Day 9 |
Las Vegas - Suggested
activities
A full day to enjoy the sights and attractions of this most exciting
city.
During you day be sure to catch the Volcano Fountain eruption
every 15 minutes, the fountain show on the lake at Bellagio, also
every 15 minutes, take a gondola ride at the Venetian, take a
ride up to the observation deck on the Eiffel Tower at the Paris
Hotel, take the Big Shot ride atop the Stratosphere Tower, Bungy
jump at Circus Circus Hotel, visit the amazing Fremont Street
experience, take a trip out to see the Hoover Dam or maybe even
book a helicopter trip to fly over the Grand Canyon.
As your day nears an end choose from the endless choices of places
to eat before finishing the night off at one of the world class
shows that entertain nightly across the city that never sleeps.
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| Day 10 |
Las Vegas - Grand Canyon - 275 miles
Head out early this morning for a long but spectacular day
of driving. FIRST head south and over the Hoover Dam. If you
have not already visited this engineering feat then stop and
take the guided tour otherwise continue on across the dam and
into the state of Arizona. Now you will be crossing the high
desert lands as you head towards the community of Kingman and
then on to Williams. Another option but somewhat slower is to
take the old Route 66 through Peaches Springs which will eventually
bring you out onto the same Interstate route to Williams. This
is one of the few remaining sections of the famed highway from
Chicago to L.A. Continue north finally reaching the Grand Canyon
South Rim Village and the awesome sight of the Grand Canyon.
2 nights – Canyon Plaza Inn and Suites
Canyon Plaza Inn and Suites is the perfect location to take
full advantage of the best that the Grand Canyon has to offer.
Located 2 miles from the Grand Canyon South Rim the property
features restful accommodations, expansive lobby and inviting
fireplace. Enjoy the seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub or the
indoor spa. JJK's restaurant features a full service menu or
family buffet with garden atrium seating..
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| Day 11 |
Grand Canyon - Suggested activities
Take a full day to explore the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
National Park. FIRST stop should be the Visitor Centre located
at the South Rim Village. Here you can pick up information on
short hikes, special areas that you may wish to visit during
the day and helicopter or airplane rides over the Grand Canyon.
A visit to see the El Tovar Lodge if you are not staying there
is a must, but we also suggest any of the scenic stops or even
taking one of the guided coach tours that will explain the history
and geology of the area. Another must is a visit to the IMAX
Theatre located close to your hotel for a thrilling 3D show
based around the Grand Canyon.
We strongly suggest you that spend one of your evenings and
maybe even an early morning at the Grand Canyon Rim to experience
the spectacular sunrise and sunset.
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| Day 12 |
Grand Canyon - Lake Havasu City - 230 miles
Today you have two options. FIRSTly you could spend a little
more time at the Canyon then head back through Williams and
Kingman and on to Lake Havasu City or our preferred option is
to leave early from the Grand Canyon and head to Flagstaff,
from here you pick up US-89 through Oak Creek Canyon and on
into Sedona.
Along the route from Oak Creek Canyon to Sedona you will find
many pullouts affording superb views of the valley and Red Rock
Rim. From Sedona you continue your journey down to Lake Havasu
City where you will be able to see the lake, being the largest
man made lake in North America, which sits along the Colorado
river where you can also visit the London Bridge which was transported
out to Lake Havasu from London in 1968 after being bought at
auction by the founder of Lake Havasu City. The bridge was re-constructed
brick by brick over the next 3 years and opened in 1971 linking
the mainland to a small island in the Colorado River.
Overnight - Ramada Inn
GOLD KEY AWARD WINNING PROPERTY. Walking distance to the world's
largest antique, the famous London Bridge and English Village,
where dining, shopping, and sightseeing are all available. Situated
along beautiful Lake Havasu where guests may enjoy an array
of activities, including water sports, lake and desert tours,
tennis and horseback riding. Hotel Amenities Include, restaurant,
lounge, daily happy hour, swimming pool, spa, cable television,
in-room movies, free HBO.
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| Day 13 |
Lake Havasu City - Los Angeles - 310 miles
From Lake Havasu City you continue south along the route of
AZ-95, which follows the Colorado River, and you will pass the
Colorado River Indian Reservation. You will then pick up Interstate
10 which will take you into the state of California and en route
to Los Angeles you will pass by Joshua Tree National Park where
you have the option to take a loop drive through the park to
Twentynine Palms and then back onto I-10 near Palm Springs.
As you enter the suburbs of Los Angeles you need to head for
your last stop which is Beverly Hills and the Crowne Plaza Hotel
for 2 nights.
2 nights - Crowne Plaza Beverly Hills
Ideally located within walking distance to Rodeo Drive, Century
City, West Hollywood and downtown L.A. This modern 12-story
high rise hotel offers 258 spacious rooms, each room appointed
with upgraded amenities such as a coffeemaker, iron/ironing
board, hairdryer, remote control cable TV, SONY CD alarm clock
radio. Marty's Bistro offers a poolside view and serves breakfast,
lunch and dinner. The hotel offers an outdoor heated swimming
pool, whirlpool spa and fitness room. Golf and tennis is nearby.
Rodeo Drive shopping and dining is just four walking blocks
from the hotel. The hotel is within a short drive of the Getty
Centre, Sunset Boulevard, the landmark Hollywood Walk of Fame,
Universal Studios and downtown Los Angeles. Just minutes away
from Santa Monica, Venice and Malibu beaches. A Concierge /
tour desk is located in the lobby.
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| Day 14 |
Los Angeles - Suggested activities
Most first-time visitors to LA are instantly
confused by its size and sprawl. Unlike other metropolises like
New York or Paris, LA is a decentralized hodgepodge with no
clearly defined hub. It helps to know that what is commonly
referred to as 'LA' is really 'LA County', a conglomeration
of 88 cities of which LA is just one. The heart of the city
of Los Angeles is Downtown, about 19 kilometers (12 mi) east
of the ocean and hemmed in by the I-10, I-5 and US 101.
East LA, a Latino-dominated area, edges against
Downtown, as do the historically African-American neighbourhoods
of South Central. Most areas of interest to visitors are west
of Downtown LA, including Hollywood and the epicentre of gay
and lesbian culture, West Hollywood.
Farther west is lifestyles of the rich and famous
territory: Bel Air, Brentwood and Beverly Hills. Hugging the
northern country coast are the posh beachside areas of Malibu,
Pacific Palisades and Santa Monica. Farther south along the
coast is Venice, with the international airport farther again.
The Hollywood Hills, a continuation of the Santa Monica Mountains,
are a physical and (some might say) ideological separation between
Los Angeles 'proper' and the San Fernando Valley, which forms
the northern boundary of LA County. This quintessential suburbia
is characterized by unsightly strip malls and major TV and movie
studios. Orange County, home of Disneyland, extends along the
coast to the southeast of Los Angeles County.
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| Day 15 |
Departure Los Angeles.
Today sees the conclusion to your discovery tour of the western
United States. As your flight does not depart until this evening
you still have time to do some last minute shopping, visit Knots
Berry Farm, Disneyland, Universal Studios or maybe just relax
and soak up the last few rays in the California sunshine before
you return your rental car to the airport and check-in for your
flight back to the U.K.
Depart Los Angeles – 21:30
Arrive London Heathrow – 15:50*
Journey time – 10hr 20mins
* Arrival time into the U.K is the following day
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| Prices
The prices shown below are 'per person'.
| Departure
Date |
Single |
Double |
Triple |
Quad |
Child (2
- 11) |
11th July
- 21st August 2005
|
2389
|
1609
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1415
|
1299
|
529
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22nd August
- 31st August 2005
|
2299
|
1529
|
1339
|
1229
|
495
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01st September
- 31 October 2005
|
2119
|
1349
|
1159
|
1049
|
389
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01st November
- 16th December 2005
|
1969
|
1199
|
1019
|
899
|
299
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17th December
- 24th December 2005
|
2329
|
1549
|
1359
|
1239
|
495
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25th December
2005 - 31st March 2006
|
1969
|
1199
|
1019
|
899
|
299
|
01st April - 11th April 2006 |
2389 |
1519 |
1309 |
1179 |
459 |
12th April - 30th April 2006 |
2239 |
1369 |
1159 |
1029 |
369 |
01st May - 30th June 2006 |
2389 |
1519 |
1309 |
1179 |
459 |
01st July - 10th July 2006 |
2579 |
1699 |
1499 |
1359 |
569 |
11th July - 21st August 2006 |
2669 |
1779 |
1569 |
1429 |
609 |
22nd August - 31st August 2006 |
2579 |
1699 |
1499 |
1359 |
569 |
01st September - 31st October 2006 |
2389 |
1519 |
1309 |
1179 |
459 |
01st November - 16th December 2006 |
2239 |
1369 |
1159 |
1029 |
369 |
17th December - 24th December 2006 |
2579 |
1699 |
1499 |
1359 |
569 |
25th December 2006 - 28th March 2007 |
2239 |
1369 |
1159 |
1029 |
369 |
29th March - 31st March 2007 |
2389 |
1519 |
1309 |
1179 |
459 |
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The prices for future
dates can be supplied on request.
Contact us via the Fly Drive Enquiry
Form.
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Cost Includes ....
- United States Airways non-stop flights
- US & US Airport taxes
- 14 nights room only accommodation
- 14 days fully inclusive economy car rental (Intermediate size
for Triple and Quad prices)
Adverse weather condition during the winter and spring months
mean that we will have to alter your route slightly as the Tioga
Pass in Yosemite National Park remains closed from October - May/June
dependant on the Spring Thaw. Areas around Yosemite National Park
and the Grand Canyon are likely to be cold and snowfall is common
during the winter months. Consult with a member of our team regarding
a suggested alternative route during winter and spring for this
part of the CNA Western fly drive package.
Sometimes the hotels named in this itinerary are
not available at the time of booking. Under these circumstances
Travel Saigon Du Hoc will book alternative accommodation of
a similar standard. Such changes will be confirmed in writing
to you at the time of booking confirmation. If you are not completely
happy with the alternative hotel we will happily discuss other
possibilities with you in the same location.
We also provide driving directions, documentation
and information for all hotels and car rental along with road
maps.
We have discounted prices for all categories of vehicle so please
ask about car upgrades. We also have exceptional deals on upgrades
with United States Airways to World Traveller Plus, Club World and FIRST,
please call for details.
The prices shown above are for the seasons that we feel are most
appropriate for the destinations visited on this particular itinerary.
We can provide costs for travel at other times of the year, please
call for details.
To rent a vehicle with Hertz you must be at least 25 years old
and hold a United States Driving License with no major driving offences,
if you do have driving offences please speak to a member of our
team to confirm if you can rent. Drivers between the ages of 21-25
can rent a car in the United States but please call us so we can
quote this itinerary with an alternative rental company.
All travellers must hold a full 10 year machine readable United States
Passport and have no criminal convictions to travel to the United
States without the need for a visa. For more details on passport
requirements please visit - http://www.vietnamembassy.org
All prices and timings are subject to change and
availability. A deposit of $150 per person is required to confirm
your booking and the balance is due 8 weeks prior to departure.
Deposits payments are non-refundable and subject
to our standard booking conditions, a copy of which will be sent
with your written holiday confirmation. Should you wish to see
a copy of these conditions prior to paying your deposit please
contact our office.
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