Cheap Mediterranean Tours
Touring the Mediterranean can be expensive, but there are ways to save. Booking a cruise is the best way to pay less for a tour of the Mediterranean coast, but there are affordable land excursions as well.
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Where and How
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The Mediterranean refers to a vast area of land including Italy, Greece, Turkey, Spain, France, Monaco, Malta, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro and Albania. Once you have picked a destination, you can begin to plan your trip and compare prices. You can tour the Mediterranean by land or sea. When you book your cruise, the price includes dining, entertainment, sightseeing, land tours and admissions. If you decide to take a land tour, you should look for an agency that will provide transportation and accommodations.
Tauck Tours
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You can take a 13-day cruise for $7,086, as of September 2010. Visit Monte Carlo, Barcelona, Tunisia, Sicily, Palma de Majorca, the ruins of Pompeii, Naples and Rome. Special dinners, other meals, entertainment, admissions, land excursions, guided sightseeing tours and accommodations are all factored into the price.
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Anemos Tours
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Anemos offers a 10-day, eight-night Classic Tour of Italy for $1,875, as of September 2010. Guests visit Florence, Padua, Venice, Bologna, San Marino, Rome, Siena and Assisi. Or spend nine days and seven nights in Greece for $1,699. Visit Athens, Olympia, Delphi, Epidaurus, Corinth and Plaka. The tour includes breakfast daily, assistance with check-in and private transfers.
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- Photo Credit Mediterranean Sea image by Oleg Gribanov from Fotolia.com
