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Two Capitals
Best for
Couples, First-timers
Duration
5N/6D
Season
May–September
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Cosmopolitan, Urban
A Tibro Journey
Five nights, two cities on the water. The Seine and the Eiffel in Paris, then north to Amsterdam's canals, the Zaanse Schans windmills and the reed-roofed lanes of Giethoorn.
Paris & Amsterdam Discovery is a 5N/6D city & cosmopolitan journey through France + Netherlands. Highlights include Eiffel Tower 2nd floor & Seine Cruise, Disneyland Paris, Zaanse Schans windmills.
Signature Moments
Three Mornings You'll Remember
No. 01
Eiffel Tower 2nd floor & Seine Cruise
Eiffel Tower 2nd floor & Seine Cruise
No. 02
Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris
No. 03
Zaanse Schans windmills
Zaanse Schans windmills
No. 01
Eiffel Tower 2nd floor & Seine Cruise
Eiffel Tower 2nd floor & Seine Cruise
No. 02
Disneyland Paris
Disneyland Paris
No. 03
Zaanse Schans windmills
Zaanse Schans windmills
Day by Day
5N/6D, in order
Day 1
Arrive in Paris
Welcome to Paris - clear immigration and get transferred to the hotel in Paris. Check-in to the hotel and freshen up. The day is free for leisure. Paris, the capital of France, is a global hub for art, culture, fashion, and history. Known as the "City of Light," it is renowned for its iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Champs-Élysées. Paris is celebrated for its romantic ambiance, charming streets, exquisite cuisine, and world-class art and architecture, making it one of the most visited cities in the world. Overnight stay at hotel in Paris.
Day 2
Seine River Cruise + Eiffel Tower Second Floor
Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed for seine river cruise with Eiffel Tower Second Floor. Take advantage of prepaid access tickets to the Eiffel Tower by lift to save precious time and visit the Seconf floor. Once you are inside, there's no time limit to how long you can stay within the Eiffel Tower, You can stay as long as you like, taking in and enjoying the breathtaking views of Paris. Before or after your Eiffel Tower visit, Take a sightseeing cruise on the Seine River, passing by the famous landmarks in Paris and beautiful bridges over the Seine. Along your journey, you will see many iconic sights such as; the Eiffel Tower, Les Invalides, the National Assembly, the Orsay Museum, the Institut de France, and Notre Dame de Paris Overnight stay at hotel in Paris.
Day 3
Disneyland 1 Day 2 Parks
Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed to visit Disneyland Park. Enter a fantasy world where Disney heroes and heroines live in fairytales that are, happily, never-ending. Enjoy endless fun in different magical lands and experience your favorite Disney stories just as you remember them from classic Disney films with this same-day entry ticket. Overnight stay at your hotel.
Day 4
Paris to Amsterdam – 1 Hour Canal Cruise
Breakfast at the hotel. Check out from hotel and proceed to take direct train from Paris to Amsterdam. Check In at the hotel. In the evening proceed for 1 Hour Canal Cruise. Embark on a cruise takes you through the unique UNESCO World Heritage-listed canal district of Amsterdam. Enjoy the opportunity to take in many of the historic sights of the city center. Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 5
Giethoorn and Zaanse Schans Windmills Day Tour
Breakfast at the hotel. Proceed for Giethorrn and famous Zaanse Schans Windmills Day Tour. On this small group tour, we combine beautiful landscapes and the historic sites of Kinderdijk and Delft. Our experienced guides Eva and Sarah are skilled drivers and great hosts! First, we visit UNESCO world heritage site Kinderdijk, with its 19 windmills keeping the land dry for centuries! A boat tour and visit to the mills and pumping station is included. We continue to the picturesque city of Delft, home to the famous Royal Delft Blue China factory! We first visit the town with its canals and gables, including both the "new" and the "old" churches, with the graves of William of Orange and many other royalties. Around the market square and famous town hall we have time for lunch. Before we head back to Amsterdam, we visit the Royal Delft China factory and flagship store, with plenty of time to buy beautiful souvenirs! Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 6
Departure
After breakfast, check out and proceed to take your flight back to home with amazing memories, ***END OF TOUR*** 4 STAR
Where You'll Stay
Hand-Picked Hotels
Paris
Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel
Amsterdam
Hotel Nh City Centre
Paris
Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel
Amsterdam
Hotel Nh City Centre
Honestly
Things most travel sites won't tell you.
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
Don't come in August
Paris empties out in August. The Parisians decamp south and the city that stays open is the tourist crust, with half the good bistros shuttered for les vacances and the heat sitting heavy on the stone. Late April to June, or September into October, gives you the city the locals actually live in. The Riviera is the inverse: August is its peak and its most crowded.
The TGV beats the airport
France's high-speed trains run city-centre to city-centre at 300 km/h. Paris to Lyon in two hours, Paris to Avignon in under three. And you skip the airport entirely. Book the TGV well ahead; the prix libre fares climb steeply close to the day. A first-class seat is a small premium for a much quieter carriage.
Lunch is the long meal
The French eat lunch slowly and dinner late. Kitchens often don't reopen until 7.30pm, and turning up at six gets you a closed door or a tourist menu. Make lunch your big meal, especially outside Paris where the midday formule is the day's best value. And the café terrace is for the apéro hour, around six, not for hurrying.
- №1
Don't come in August
Paris empties out in August. The Parisians decamp south and the city that stays open is the tourist crust, with half the good bistros shuttered for les vacances and the heat sitting heavy on the stone. Late April to June, or September into October, gives you the city the locals actually live in. The Riviera is the inverse: August is its peak and its most crowded.
- №2
The TGV beats the airport
France's high-speed trains run city-centre to city-centre at 300 km/h. Paris to Lyon in two hours, Paris to Avignon in under three. And you skip the airport entirely. Book the TGV well ahead; the prix libre fares climb steeply close to the day. A first-class seat is a small premium for a much quieter carriage.
- №3
Lunch is the long meal
The French eat lunch slowly and dinner late. Kitchens often don't reopen until 7.30pm, and turning up at six gets you a closed door or a tourist menu. Make lunch your big meal, especially outside Paris where the midday formule is the day's best value. And the café terrace is for the apéro hour, around six, not for hurrying.
The Details
What's Included
Included
- 03 Nights Accommodation in Paris
- 02 Night Accommodation in Amsterdam
- Train Ticket On Second Class
- Paris - Amsterdam
- Transfer on Private
Not Included
- 5% Government Service Tax is applicable additional on total invoice.
- 5% / 20% Tax Collected at Source ( TCS ) - claimable
- Airfare and Airport Taxes
Plan Your Timing
When to Go
France works April to October, but the shoulders are the sweet spot. Spring. April into June. Brings the gardens out and the crowds haven't arrived; September and October give you the harvest, warm stone and thinned-out queues. July and August are hot and busy: Paris half-shuts for the holidays while the Riviera fills up. November to March is cool and grey in the north, though the Alps come into their own and Provence stays mild.
Your Memoir
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Vol. 6, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.
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