Sunday 29 June:
We will be flying from Cape Town via Doha to Amsterdam.
Monday 30 June - Amsterdam
Amsterdam: We arrive in Amsterdam at 13:30. After going through passport control, our bus will meet us. This afternoon, we will visit the fishing village of Vollendam. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to visit the Cheese and Clogg factory. After dinner, we will go on a city tour of Amsterdam on foot.
Tuesday 1 July - Amsterdam
Today, we will visit the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, where you can see Rembrandt's Night Watch. After a morning filled with art, you will have free time this afternoon to explore Amsterdam on your own. Tonight, you can experience Amsterdam at your leisure.
Wednesday 2 July - Amsterdam
Amsterdam - Riding a bicycle through the streets of Amsterdam is a must. That's why we will rent everyone a bike, allowing you to explore the city and immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere.
Thursday, 3 to Sunday
6 July - Amsterdam to Berlin:
Amsterdam to Berlin: This year, we are trying something new. As modern life is heavily influenced by Germany, we will be heading to Berlin. Berlin is a predominantly modern city that was rebuilt after the Second World War. Understanding Berlin is essential to comprehend the modern world. We will visit landmarks from the Second World War and the Cold War, including a concentration camp. On the second day, you will have free time to explore Berlin on your own. Berlin also offers abundant entertainment options for teenagers in the evenings.
Sunday 6 July - Fussen:
We will drive to Fussen, where the Neuschwanstein Castle is located. With a population of fewer than 15,000 people, Fussen offers a tranquil setting. On Saturday nights, these smaller German cities usually host lively events, allowing us to experience the best of the local culture.
Monday 7 July to Wednesday 9 July - Innsbruck, Austria:
Our visit to Innsbruck aims to provide the opportunity to see and enjoy the beautiful Alps and the lakes nestled between them. Many people consider the Austrian Alps to be the most beautiful in Europe. Innsbruck is a particularly stunning city and was the host of the 1976 Winter Olympic Games. While we can't guarantee skiing, we can assure you that you'll have the chance to play in the snow. The picturesque environment is more affordable and gentle on your pocket compared to places like Lucerne in Switzerland.
Wednesday 9 July to Friday 11 July - Venice, Italy:
Today, we head to the land of pizza and pasta. We'll drive over, among other things, Eurobruche, into Italy. Our accommodations in Venice will be cabins on campsites. We'll do a city tour of Venice on foot. An optional romantic gondola ride, although a bit expensive for some, is available. This afternoon, you will have free time to explore all the corridors and alleys of Venice. In Venice, mosquito’s can be bothersome when there's no wind, so remember to take precautions.
Friday 11 July to Monday 14 July - Rome, Italy:
We will be exploring Rome, an unsurpassed city renowned for its historic sights and art that have been cherished for many centuries.
Our accommodation features a swimming pool and a hangout area, now equipped with the all-important Wifi. Throughout this tour, you will enjoy a great deal of freedom, especially in places like Rome where it becomes most apparent. Nevertheless, it is crucial to understand that there are limits, clearly outlined in the application form, and we strictly adhere to them. Exceeding these limits will not be tolerated.
Regrettably, the hangout in Rome can sometimes lead to clashes with the tour leaders. Please note that during certain times, such as when we are addressing the group, you will be required to put away your cell phones and give your full attention.
Monday 14 July to 17 July - Sorrento
Not far from Rome lies Sorrento, and on the way, we will stop at Pompeii. In the afternoon, we will visit the ruins of Pompeii before heading to our accommodation in Sorrento. An optional boat trip to Capri is available, where you'll have a wide range of activities to choose from, including exploring the island on foot, using a Poegie, or taking a taxi. You can also rent a boat to sail around the island and enjoy swimming and diving in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The world-famous blue grotto of Capri are a fascinating experience, although sometimes the queues can be long.
Thursday 17 July - Rome to Doha:
Our last day in Europe has arrived. We bid farewell to Rome and all of Europe as we depart for Doha at 16:00.
Friday 18 July - Home
We will arrive in Cape Town at 11:25. Tonight marks the last night of the tour. You can make arrangements with your parents to drop you off somewhere, allowing you to party all night long without any restrictions or rules. What better way to say goodbye to your new friends?
Sunday 29 June: We will be flying from Cape Town via Doha to Amsterdam.
Monday 30 June - Amsterdam: We arrive in Amsterdam at 13:30. After going through passport control, our bus will meet us. This afternoon, we will visit the fishing village of Vollendam. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to visit the Cheese and Clogg factory. After dinner, we will go on a city tour of Amsterdam on foot.
Tuesday 1 July: Today, we will visit the Van Gogh Museum and the Rijksmuseum, where you can see Rembrandt's Night Watch. After a morning filled with art, you will have free time this afternoon to explore Amsterdam on your own. Tonight, you can experience Amsterdam at your leisure.
Wednesday 2 July - Amsterdam:
Riding a bicycle through the streets of Amsterdam is a must. That's why we will rent everyone a bike, allowing you to explore the city and immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere.
Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 July - Amsterdam to Berlin: This year, we are trying something new. As modern life is heavily influenced by Germany, we will be heading to Berlin. Berlin is a predominantly modern city that was rebuilt after the Second World War. Understanding Berlin is essential to comprehend the modern world. We will visit landmarks from the Second World War and the Cold War, including a concentration camp. On the second day, you will have free time to explore Berlin on your own. Berlin also offers abundant entertainment options for teenagers in the evenings.
Sunday 6 July - Fussen: We will drive to Fussen, where the Neuschwanstein Castle is located. With a population of fewer than 15,000 people, Fussen offers a tranquil setting. On Saturday nights, these smaller German cities usually host lively events, allowing us to experience the best of the local culture.
Monday 7 July to Wednesday 9 July - Innsbruck, Austria: Our visit to Innsbruck aims to provide the opportunity to see and enjoy the beautiful Alps and the lakes nestled between them. Many people consider the Austrian Alps to be the most beautiful in Europe. Innsbruck is a particularly stunning city and was the host of the 1976 Winter Olympic Games. While we can't guarantee skiing, we can assure you that you'll have the chance to play in the snow. The picturesque environment is more affordable and gentle on your pocket compared to places like Lucerne in Switzerland.
Wednesday 9 July to Friday 11 July - Venice, Italy: Today, we head to the land of pizza and pasta. We'll drive over, among other things, Eurobruche, into Italy. Our accommodations in Venice will be cabins on campsites. We'll do a city tour of Venice on foot. An optional romantic gondola ride, although a bit expensive for some, is available. This afternoon, you will have free time to explore all the corridors and alleys of Venice. In Venice, mosquito’s can be bothersome when there's no wind, so remember to take precautions.
Friday 11 July to Monday 14 July - Rome, Italy: We will be exploring Rome, an unsurpassed city renowned for its historic sights and art that have been cherished for many centuries.
Our accommodation features a swimming pool and a hangout area, now equipped with the all-important Wifi. Throughout this tour, you will enjoy a great deal of freedom, especially in places like Rome where it becomes most apparent. Nevertheless, it is crucial to understand that there are limits, clearly outlined in the application form, and we strictly adhere to them. Exceeding these limits will not be tolerated.
Regrettably, the hangout in Rome can sometimes lead to clashes with the tour leaders. Please note that during certain times, such as when we are addressing the group, you will be required to put away your cell phones and give your full attention.
Monday 14 July to Thursday 17 July - Sorrento: Not far from Rome lies Sorrento, and on the way, we will stop at Pompeii. In the afternoon, we will visit the ruins of Pompeii before heading to our accommodation in Sorrento. An optional boat trip to Capri is available, where you'll have a wide range of activities to choose from, including exploring the island on foot, using a Poegie, or taking a taxi. You can also rent a boat to sail around the island and enjoy swimming and diving in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea. The world-famous blue grotto of Capri are a fascinating experience, although sometimes the queues can be long.
Thursday 17 July - Rome to Doha: Our last day in Europe has arrived. We bid farewell to Rome and all of Europe as we depart for Doha at 16:00.
Friday 18 July - Home: : We will arrive in Cape Town at 11:25. Tonight marks the last night of the tour. You can make arrangements with your parents to drop you off somewhere, allowing you to party all night long without any restrictions or rules. What better way to say goodbye to your new friends?
