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2 Holiday Quotation Date: 13/02/2015 Agent: Not Just Travel Isle of Wight web: Agent Phone: Agent Please find below details of the quotation we have created for you. Should you have any further queries please contact us on the details supplied above Passengers Passenger Names PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER 2 Age Adult Adult Travel Details Flights Outbound Departs DATE 03/MAR/2015 TIME 13:55 LONDON GATWICK Arrives DATE 03/MAR/2015 TIME 18:05 MALTA Return Departs DATE 17/MAR/2015 TIME 18:05 MALTA Arrives DATE 17/MAR/2015 TIME 21:20 LONDON GATWICK Luggage allowance: included 15 kilos per person plus cabin allowance Transfers Coach transfer is included in this holiday Accommodation Duration: Accommodation: Room Type: Board Basis: 14 nights SUNSEEKER STD 2/3, BUGIBBA, MALTA Studio 2/3bed cs SELF CATERING Travel Insurance We will be pleased to offer a competitive quote for your travel insurance

3 Price Price Breakdown: Adult Price 2 x TOTAL All prices shown are subject to change without prior notice. We are independent members of the UK's largest buying group for independent travel agents. Every holiday we sell is financially fully protected. Holidays and Travel provided by Not Just Travel, which is a trading division of Hays Travel Ltd. Agents for ATOL Holders. Members of ABTA - K9413 All prices and offers subject to change, availability, terms and conditions. Based on two sharing unless otherwise stated.

4 Sunseeker Holiday Complex Bugibba, The Sunseeker Holiday Complex has got the balance just right - it's in a quiet area, but only 5 minutes from the town and seafront. There's also a rooftop pool with fantastic views. A central hotel isn t everyone s idea of holiday bliss. Then again, no one likes to be miles away from the action. Thankfully, the Sunseeker Holiday Complex has got the balance just right. It s in a quiet area, but only five minutes walk to the town and seafront. So you can wake up and ease yourself into the bustling streets of the city centre. Scenery aside - what s inside the hotel? Well, before we say what s under the roof, we ll tell you what s on top of it. That s right, this place is the proud owner of a fabulous rooftop terrace and pool, with a to-die-for view. As you kick back on your sunbed, you ve got the city on one side and miles of blue seas on the other. But if you haven t got a head for heights, don t worry. There s an indoor pool where your feet are kept firmly on the ground. 1-bedroom apartment Location 300m to the town centre Close to the rocky beach/seafront 150m to bus stop for buses to Valletta, Mellieha Bay and Golden Bay Transfer time 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes Swimming pool Rooftop swimming pool, summer only Indoor pool, closed Jul-Sep Terrace with sea view Sunbeds Meals Breakfast room Rooftop snack bar in summer only - weather permitting Activities Small fitness room Sauna Entertainment Lounge/reception with adjoining lobby bar Bar with cable TV Games room For families Paddling section in rooftop pool and indoor pool Other facilities 24hr reception/lounge area Launderette Mini-market Apartment facilities All studios and apartments have central heating in winter, kitchenette with. gas oven grill and 3 rings microwave, bath or shower balcony or terrace. Maid service: towels and linen changed once a week. Studios have twin beds and a camp bed, suitable for a child under 12 yrs only. 1 bedroom apartments have a twin bedroom and 1 or 2 sofa beds in the living area. 2 bedroom apartments have 2 twin bedrooms and 2 sofa beds in the living area. 3 bedroom apartments have 3 twin bedrooms and sofa bed in the living area. Apartments: 53

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6 Malta 3 hours from Gatwick Valletta Mellieha Bay, Sliema, Qawra, St Julian s Malta s climate is typically Mediterranean. In summer, temperatures start at 30 C and can peak at 40 C in August. Winters here are mild, with the occasional chilly period brought about by winds from Europe. When it comes to rain, three quarters falls between October and March. 1. Palace Of The Grand Masters Built in 1571, the Palace of the Grand Masters is one of Valletta s earliest buildings. The palace was originally created as lodgings for the ruler of Malta but, today, it s the seat of the Maltese parliament and part of a World Heritage Site. While you re here, wander through gilded corridors, discover suits of armour in the armoury, and spot wall-sized weavings in the tapestry room. 2. National Museum Of Fine Arts Housed in a 16th-century Baroque palace, Valletta s National Museum Of Fine Arts is an Aladdin s cave for Western European art. You ll find more than a dozen rooms dedicated to paintings from the 14th to the 17th centuries, representing Venetian, Dutch and Maltese schools. One of the highlights is a painting of Valletta s Grand Harbour, painted by Turner. 3. Mdina Set on one of Malta s highest points, this Medieval walled city is a dead-ringer for Camelot. The buildings are made from limestone, gargoyle-shaped knockers hang from front doors, and the narrow streets are only an arrow s flight long. Mdina hasn t changed much since the Knights of St John roamed the streets. It s still illuminated by lamplight at night and there are no cars, so it s virtually silent. 4. Rabat Founded in the Middle Ages, Rabat is now a major Maltese town. Its biggest claim to fame is its association with St Paul the Apostle. He s said to have lived here after he was shipwrecked in 60 AD. The town is also full of calling cards from Malta s Roman occupation. You can wander around the remains of an ancient villa and head underground to the catacombs. 5. Marsaxlokk This fishing village is the most photographed in Malta, and it s easy to see why. The harbour here is home to more than 250 fishing boats, which are all painted in tutti-frutti colours. Many of the vessels have an eye of osiris logo on the front, too, which is a good luck charm that dates back to Phoenician times. The harbour is lined with seafood restaurants, where the fish go straight from net to plate. Holidays to Malta serve up ancient history, Renaissance art and a great gastro scene no wonder the island is known as the land of honey. Malta is one of the smallest countries in the world, but it punches well above its weight when it comes to tourism. It s got a spectacular coastline, great dive sites, and a capital city that s like one giant museum. Valletta was built by the Knights Hospitallier in the 16th century and is bumper-to-bumper with ancient palaces, Baroque churches and knights

7 hostels. In fact, Malta s entire history is as layered as a trifle. The temples of Hagar Qim and Mnajdra on the south coast are cast-offs from prehistoric times. Elsewhere on the island, you can see the legacies left behind by the eight empires that have ruled Malta. You can also retrace the footsteps of knights in Mdina and go in search of Napoleon s ghost in Valletta. Of course, there s more to Malta than its timeline. Island life revolves around having a good time. Throughout the summer, festivals take place at a different village each weekend. The season of celebration kicks off in style with the International Fireworks Festival at the start of May. Then there s Paceville in St Julian s to consider. The nightlife capital of Malta gives Ibiza a run for its record-spinning money. Bugibba Holidays to Bugibba turn up the heat, thanks to year-round sunshine, heartwarming locals, and a scorching strip of bars and restaurants. If you want to pack as much fun into your holiday as possible, Bugibba delivers. One of several resorts along St. Paul s Bay in Malta s north, it bubbles over with activity, so you ll never be lost for things to do. With its high-rise hotels lined along a modern promenade, it s pretty built up, so expect a buzzy rather than dozy atmosphere. Inside from the seafront, you ll find a lively main square crammed with open-air bars and restaurants. This is where most people start and end their day, chatting over coffee or beers whilst basking in the sun. Away from here, it s just a short walk to the souvenir shops and cafés along the waterfront, which promise to fill any unplanned gaps in your time. It s here you ll find the flat rocks and platforms that suffice as beaches. Running along the seafront, they re excellent for soaking up the sunshine and swimming in St. Paul s Bay. Just plunge into the crisp, clear waters for an instant cool-off and to wallow in the sun-drenched vistas all around. For a proper day by the water, take a bus to Mellieha Bay, with its smooth sandy beach, or jump into the fun and frolics at Bugibba s lido. And when you tire of lounging around, hop on a bus to Valletta or take the kids on a boat trip to the hauntingly beautiful Blue Grotto caves. For nighttime fun, you re totally sorted. Take a table at a waterfront restaurant and then hotfoot it to Bugibba s casino, cinema or bingo hall. Then, if the night still feels young, live it up at the resort s lively music bars til first light creeps over the bay.