Spend a glamorous night out at the Casino Estoril, one of the most famous and largest casinos in Europe! Enjoy an International Floor Show, visit the art gallery or try your luck in some of the gambling rooms. The traditional games Saloon is equipped with a sophisticated computer system that keeps you up to dated on every game table. French and American roulette, blackjack, Caribbean stud poker and Ponto e Banca or just some of the games on offer. In a gigantic space, with nearly 1,200 last generation slot machines on offer to thousands of clients, emotions can run like only imaginable in the best casinos of Las Vegas. A daily average prize volume greater than 800,000 Euro and "super-jackpots: that exceed the 1,000000 euros!

This fascinating half-day tour will focus on the contrast between the ancient Maya city of Altun Ha and modern day Belize City, highlighting 1,000 years of development to this former British Colony. Altun Ha (Maya for Rock Stone Water) thrived as a trading post to the Maya World during the Post Classic and Classic periods. Belize City today is home to about 35% of the countryÂ’s population and remains the commercial capital of the country - the official capital was moved in 1971 to Belmopan in the interior. Your tour will include historical sites such as the Redbrick St. JohnÂ’s Cathedral and the colonial mansion once occupied by British Governors. You will note the colonial wooden architecture of many of the houses throughout your tour.

Learn the inside story and meaning of art works directly from Aboriginal artists!Join Aboriginal artists at the Uluru Cultural Centre for a fascinating introduction to Aboriginal art and the chance to join the artists to try your own hand. Aboriginal Guides provide an introduction to their culture and how this is expressed in their art works. Join the artists to complete your own painting, which you can take home as a memento of the experience. All tours are led by local Aboriginal people. They share their culture, explaining how they see the landscape of Uluru, and their 'Tjukurpa' or Dreamtime. These Aboriginal Guides provide much more than just a tour: they provide a unique cultural experience that constantly surpasses the expectation of their guests. Anangu have a special philosophy about sharing, They say 'Ngapartji Ngapartji: this is our culture, we share it with you, it benefits us all.' All information on tour is interpreted into English by our experienced Aboriginal Language Interpreters, who accompany all tours.

Don't want to get up early for sunrise, or you are booked on a Sunrise Camel Ride or Uluru Sunrise Breakfast and still want to visit the rock? This tour is perfect for you.This tour to Uluru includes a vehicle based tour of the rock and then an Aboriginal Guided Mala Walk. Learn the sensitive story of the Mala (Hare Wallaby) people who lived at Uluru, with their friend the Itjaritjari (marsupial mole). Along the Mala Walk visit the many painted caves of the Mala people, and learn how they lived and prepared for ceremonies at the base of Uluru. Visit sacred Kantju Gorge, a quiet water hole at the base of a dramatic rock face.All tours are led by local Aboriginal people. They share their culture, explaining how they see the landscape of Uluru, and their 'Tjukurpa' or Dreamtime. These Aboriginal Guides provide much more than just a tour: they provide a unique cultural experience that constantly surpasses the expectation of their guests. Anangu have a special philosophy about sharing, They say 'Ngapartji Ngapartji': 'this is our culture, we share it with you, it benefits us all'.All information on tour is interpreted into English by our experienced Aboriginal Language Interpreters, who accompany all tours.

On this small group tour you will enjoy sunrise, a restaurant breakfast overlooking Uluru and the Liru Walk with Aboriginal guides. On the famous Liru Walk you will retrace the path of the Liru Ancestors through bushland near Uluru. Hear the tragic fate of Lungkata (Blue Tongue Lizard Man), who is still lying at the base of Uluru. See demonstrations of ancient bush skills such as making kiti (bush glue), making fire and carving wooden tools with only a sharpened stone. You'll also learn to hold and throw a spear.The restaurant breakfast overlooking Uluru is provided in the upstairs restaurant of the Uluru Cultural Centre. The setting is very serene, with a dramatic view of Uluru. Breakfast includes hot filled croissants, Danish pastries, toast and condiments, muesli, selection of cereals, fresh fruit salad, fruit juice, fresh coffee and selection of teas.All tours are led by local Aboriginal people. They share their culture, explaining how they see the landscape of Uluru, and their 'Tjukurpa' or Dreamtime. These Aboriginal Guides provide much more than just a tour: they provide a unique cultural experience that constantly surpasses the expectation of their guests. Anangu have a special philosophy about sharing, They say 'Ngapartji Ngapartji': 'this is our culture, we share it with you, it benefits us all'.All information on tour is interpreted into English by our experienced Aboriginal Language Interpreters, who accompany all tours.

Discover the wonders of Abu Dhabi, capital of the Emirates, known as the Arabian Jewel. On the way to Abu Dhabi you will pass by Jebel Ali Port, which is the biggest man-made port in the world.On arrival the first destination is the Women's Handicraft Center. Admire the amazing dexterity and skill of local women making traditional handicrafts. This center was established to provide training and job opportunities for women in the region, as well as preserve and protect the local heritage.You continue to the city through the well laid out roads, surrounding lush greenery, beautiful parks, and rows and rows of trees until you reach Abu Dhabi's oldest building, Al Husn Palace built in the 18th century.Enjoy a magnificent view of this modern city after driving along the beautiful Corniche to the Breakwater. You then visit the Heritage Village and journey to the past to explore the life before oil was discovered. Before returning to Dubai/Sharjah, tour the Dhow Yard where wooden ships are still being built using simple tools and techniques handed down through many generations, all without blue prints!

The Acapulco city tour takes you to the most interesting points in Acapulco. First you will be taken along the scenic highway, where there will be a stop to take photographs of beautiful Acapulco bay.Then you will continue on to the spectacular pyramid shaped Princess Hotel where you can walk through the tropical gardens. On returning to the city there will be a stop at a local craftwork market for some local shopping!After passing through the hotel zone and the main square, you will finally reach the La Quebrada cliffs where you will be able to witness the world famous daredevil cliff divers, who risk their lives in the daily daytime and nighttime shows.

For all you History buffs out there, this is the perfect way to experience Athens!Syntagma Metro station, where your tour begins contains many archaeological exhibits including ancient grave stones, an aqueduct from the 5th century BC, pottery, a 2,000-year old beehive and a mosaic from the 5th century AD.Continue to the impressive House of Parliament with the Monument to the Unknown Soldier, guarded by the city's famous statuesque Evzones, the presidential guards.Walking through Syntagma Square, the heart of the city, you come to Sotira of Lycodimos, the unique 11th century church, now the Russian Orhodox Cathedral, or to the church of "Sotira tou Kottaki" one of the oldest churches of Athens.Continue strolling through the Plaka's paved streets before arriving at the Lysicrates Monument from the 4th century BC and the remnants of an old Christian Church. A ten-minute walk up the beautiful Dionyssiou Areopagitou pedestrian walkway will bring you to the Acropolis, crowned by the Parthenon, with its spectacular views over the city below.You will enjoy a profound and detailed explanation of the history of its monuments by our knowledgeable licensed guides. On the way to the Acropolis you will also see the Dionysus Sanctuary, the Philopapos Hill, the Herodion Theatre and the Mars Hill.

For all you History buffs out there, this is the perfect way to experience Athens!Syntagma Metro station, where your tour begins contains many archaeological exhibits including ancient grave stones, an aqueduct from the 5th century BC, pottery, a 2,000-year old beehive and a mosaic from the 5th century AD. You will then see the House of the Greek Parliament, former Palace. Walking through the Syntagma Square, the heart of the city, you come either to Sotira of Lycodimos or the Kottakis Church both beautiful Byzantine churches which you are going to visit. Continue strolling through the Plaka's paved streets before arriving at the Lysicrates Monument from the 4th century BC and the remnants of an old Christian Church. A ten-minute walk up the beautiful Dionyssiou Areopagitou pedestrian walkway will bring you to the Acropolis, crowned by the Parthenon, with its spectacular views over the city below.You will enjoy a profound and detailed explanation of the history of its monuments by our knowledgeable licensed guides. On the way to the Acropolis you will also see the Dionysus Sanctuary, the Philopapos Hill, the Herodion Theatre and the Mars Hill.

Adelaide - a captivating classic Australian city! A city of churches, the food and wine capital of Australia, sandstone homes and cottages with sweeping gardens and greenbelts. A young Australian city rich in recent history yet charmingly modern. A city with a passion for fine living Adelaide is truly the Festival City.Highlights Include:Victoria Square - heart of the cityGouger Street - restaurants/cafesThe grand boulevard of King William StreetThe Terraces - north, south, east and west that separate the city from the greenbeltsParks, gardens and greenbeltsRiver Torrens with its delightful garden banksParliament HouseState Library with the Bradman collectionTrinity Church - Adelaide's oldest churchTrendy Hutt StreetVisit Haigh's Chocolates (Haighs not available on Sunday)Enjoy complimentary tea or coffee accompanied by fine Haigh's chocolates (Haighs not available on Sunday)Visit the seaside town of GlenelgPerhaps a walk along Jetty Road, browse in the shops or simply relax on the beachBeehive Corner at Rundle MallAdelaide Oval - one of Australia's most notable cricket groundsQuaint suburbs of North AdelaideO'Connell Street - restaurants and trendy shopsSt Peter's CathedralColonel Light's Lookout on Montefiore Hill affording spectacular views over Adelaide