What's Included (and what's not!)
Last Updated: Sep. 24, 2011
What is included
Tours
- Coach transport – and occasionally other forms of transport – as detailed in each specific itinerary.
- Accommodation and meals as detailed in each specific itinerary. Accommodation is listed at the end of the days description – Included Breakfasts are indicated with a (B), Included Lunches with an (L) and Included Dinners with a (D).
- Experienced Contiki Crew
Resorts and Hawaii Stopover
- Accommodation
- Contiki representatives
- Meals as detailed in your specific itinerary
What is not included
- Airport and other transfers to and from your departure point
- Some meals
- Optional excursions
- Travel visas
- Sightseeing, visits and entrance fees other than those specified in each specific itinerary
- Personal expense money, travel insurance, medical fees, airport departure taxes.
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I’d just like to add on to two previous comments, that if you go through a travel agent, they book your flights as well as your Contiki, so it’s minimal hassle for the individual!
They also find you the cheapest flights if you’re on a budget, it saves you searching for hours through all of the airlines for the best deal! The only catch is that you have to pay that little bit extra for the TA!
Samara13
posted on Oct. 05, 2011
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Im so disapointed in Contiki. Me and my parner were so excited to do a tour but now that i find out that flights arn’t included in the tour… whats the point? Cheap accomodation? Coaches? Come on, thats not enough for me. Anyone can walk their way around a new counrty and catch a bus. Very disapointed. The idea of Contiki is great but sorry to say, not at its full potentioal.
Explorer1184023
posted on Jul. 30, 2010
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I really think Contiki can or should cover airport fares! It would make things so hassle-free!
Explorer1130697
posted on Apr. 07, 2009
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Are entry fees to the included highlights actually included in the tour price? Such as entry to the louvre?
Samwise
posted on Feb. 02, 2009
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