rossyarm1

For the Dubrovnik stopover on Friday 23rd September, we (2 of us) have booked a private licenced guide with his car for the day.

Starting at 08:30 in the Old City and learning about the war, the independence and passing all the major sites.

Then driving past Srdj Hill (450 m asl for views of the Old City), to city of Cavtat, for lunch at Leut restaurant.

Returning to Dubrovnik around 14:30 for the optional City Wall walk and then to Silver Spirit for a rest.

Restarting at 17:00 and covering the cultural heritage spots of Dubrovnik with visits to the Franciscan Pharmacy & Cloister Museum, followed by the Rector's Palace.

Ending the day at 19:30 with dinner at a local restaurant.

Excluding lunches/dinners/museum entry fees etc, total cost is USD 350. Two spaces available on a shared basis.

Appreciate advice as to whether there is a location in Hong Kong for storing our luggage, following our morning disembarkation from the QMII until our departure from Hong Kong Airport later that day.

We are looking for somewhere central, rather than having to return to the Ocean Terminal to collect and then travelling to the airport.

Thank you.

My wife and I could not speak highly enough of the excellent service provided by Viktoria and her team both in the preparation for and the implementation of our 2 day visit to St Petersburg in September 2009. We would participate again without hesitation on a follow-up visit to St Petersburg and several other New Zealand families, to whom we recommended Viktoria's services, share our view.

The briefness of the stopover (2 days) and the vast number of tourist sights on offer meant that considerable skill and a sound local knowledge was required at the organisational level in order to achieve maximum value and satisfaction from the visit.

The little "extras" were so special. Eating lunch with the locals at a small cafe, the excitement of a ride on the Metro and six of us gathering for dinner at a Russian restaurant without another tourist in sight !

I should add that while we did not participate in the Berlin tour because we had been to the city on an earlier visit, several of our colleagues were unhesitating in their praise and positive support.

The SPG organisation a world leader in planning and conducting specialised tours.