* Sea holidays plus from day 8 in Termoli (flexible)
• Hotels 4* - Accomodation in DBL
(Double Room - Standard)
HB - Half Board service ( FB - Full Board on request)
• Beach services

* Transfer assistance r/t available - min 6 pax


*Excursions available on request
- Guide, transport services - entrance fees
(as in excursion program)
- Lunch at restaurants and tastings
(as in excursion program)

• Agnone e Pietrabbondante
- Agnone
Stroll in the Borgo Antico.
Visit to the Pontificia Fonderia Marinelli, a bells foundry, among the most ancient and famous worldwide and visit to its Bells Historical Museum. Tastings break of local and typical products such as a wellknown cheese "Caciocavallo".

- Pietrabbondante
Visit to the archaeological area, in particular to the Samnite settlement dating back to the 6th century BC, to be mentioned, the Theater and the Temple.

• Campobasso
City Tour - Walk in the medieval old town of the regional capital of Molise.
In a real labyrinth of alleys, squares and stairways, you climb up to the Monforte Castle which dominates the whole city. Along the way you can admire, remains of the walls, the ancient access doors and valuable Romanesque churches. Visit to Samnite Museum. One of the best ways to get to know the Samnites, an ancient and warlike Italic population capable of humiliating the Roman army during the wars fought against them.

• Isernia
City Tour - stroll in the Borgo Antico.
Visit to the Paleolithic Museum.
The finds preserved in the museum and dating back to 700,000 years ago, come from the archaeological area of the Pineta and testify the prehistoric human existence in the area, " Homo Aeserniensis", a close relative of "Homo Erectus" and "Homo Sapiens".

• Sepino Altilia
Visit to the archaeological site. In an area of Samnite origin, the Romans founded the city of Saepinum - Altilia (2nd century BC). Inside the walls, you can distinctly admire the remains of the Forum, the Theater, the Basilica, the Temples, the Baths, the Macellum, the various access doors and other important buildings, private (the Domus), public (the workshops) and sacred buildings.