• SPAIN • ALL EUROPE •
Our exploration of Spain is full of splendid heritage involving the principal cities, museums, adventures, fascinating architecture, blending of different religion, regional cultures and warm friendly people. We will meet in San Juan or Miami to take a flight to Madrid. Madrid an attractive capital, has gained a reputation as having one of the most active night lives on the Old Continent. In Spain you will see some of the best museums in the world. Its plazas or squares are always bustling with people, whether it be Puerta del Sol at the city center or Las Ramblas in Barcelona. You will love to walk along La Gran Via, with its shops, cinemas and theaters. Spain has been home and inspiration to some of the greatest painters of all time such as Velazquez, Goya, Murillo, El Greco, Picasso, Dali, and others. In Madrid you will visit the famous Prado Museum and Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art, and see the masterpieces of not only these geniuses but also many others, both Spanish and international. From Madrid we will visit Toledo, a medieval city with interesting castles, cathedrals and synagogues. Traveling south, our route will enter the heart of Moorish Spain. Cordoba, famous for its Mezquita or mosque, was a city of almost a million people in the 10th century, many of whom came from Damascus. The splendid heritage they left behind in Cordoba is to be found at each and every corner. Seville is next, with its Giralda or golden tower, the Cathedral and Royal Alcaza. From here we move to Arco and Ronda on the Costa del Sol, where you will enjoy swimming in the beaches. In Granada you will visit the magnificent Alhambra Palace. Our next city will be Valencia, well known for its Fallas, then Barcelona the second more important city of Spain, is spectacular for its in language, people It is well known for it Gothic Quarter, Church of the Sacred Family, Pueblo Español, Las Ramblas, Dali and Picasso Museums. From Barcelona, travel west to Bilbao people that speak one of the more antique languages, in Europe, and see the famous Guggenheim Museum with the Guernica masterpiece of Picasso. In the same region we visit San Sebastian a legendary city full of art, religion and tradition.
Includes international flight from San Juan/Santo Domingo* or Miami*, domestic flights in Europe, private land transportation, bilingual tour guide, all breakfasts, lunches and dinners, all the activities described in the program. Double and triple accommodation at all hotels.
*Cost of international flights could change after March 15.
Includes: International flight, hotels, terrestrial transportation, all breakfasts, lunches and dinners, all entrances to museums and monuments described in itinerary.
SPAIN ITINERARYDAY 01: Meet in San Juan or Miami for travel to Madrid, capital of Spain. DAY 02: MADRID. Meet and greet at the airport and transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon a half-day sightseeing tour. Overnight in Madrid. DAY 03: MADRID. Half-day visit to the Royal Palace and Prado Museum. Rest of day at leisure to walk in Madrid Center. Overnight in Madrid. ROYAL PALACE: A beautiful example of 18th century architecture and one of the best preserved in Europe, constitutes one of the most beautiful archetypes of the royal residence style, the symbol of permanence which made Madrid the political capital of the Kingdom. In its chambers the most brilliant official receptions of the Spanish Crown took place. We will visit and enjoy the principal staircase, rooms of the alabarderos, architectural columns, and throne of the Royal Chapel. PRADO MUSEUM: An art museum since 1818 and houses the best collection in the world of Spanish painting. We will visit masterpieces by El Greco, Velazquez and Goya... DAY 04: MADRID-TOLEDO-MADRID. Half-day excursion to Toledo. Toledo is a museum city of great artistic beauty was the capital of the country and one of the oldest cities of Europe. We will admire famous monuments such as the Cathedral, the church of St. Tome (with the Burial of the court of Orgaz, El Greco’s masterpiece), Santa María La Blanca Synagogue and San Juan de Los Reyes Church, the Alcazar... Rest of day at leisure to enjoy Madrid. Overnight in Madrid. DAY 5: MADRID-EL ESCORIAL-VALLE DE LOS CAIDOS-MADRID. Half day excursion to El Escorial and the Valley of the Fallen. Rest of day at leisure to walk in the different areas of Madrid. Overnight in Madrid. ESCORIAL: Considered the eighth Wonder of the World for a long time, was conceived by Philip II as a Monastery and Royal Pantheon, becoming the symbol of the greatness of the Spanish Empire. VALLE DE LOS CAIDOS: The impressive memorial was built between 1940 and 1959 to commemorate all victims of Spanish civil war, located in a forested valley 8 miles in extension and 1,350 m above over sea level. The stone cross is 150 m high and rises above a Basilica carved 250 m deep into a rock mountain. The Basilica completes the monument, and set in the beautiful countryside of Madrid’s mountainous zone. DAY 06: MADRID-CORDOBA. In the morning we will begin our trip to Cordoba. At arrival, a half-day city tour. Overnight in Cordoba. SIGHTSEEING TOUR Cordoba: We shall pass by the Roman Bridge, and the Angel Gate. We will walk along the wonderful gardens of the Alcazar of the Christian Kings, where we will also see the mosaics which decorate the rooms. We will then visit the Mosque, the crowning symbol of the caliphate and today’s cathedral. The visit will continue with a walk through the Jewish quarter, the old market (today’s handicraft market) and the old synagogue.. DAY 7: CORDOBA-SEVILLE. Seville half-day city tour. Overnight in Seville. SIGHTSEEING TOUR Seville: It is possible to understand how much beauty exists in Seville only if one considers the many influences left by different civilizations and above all by the enormous artistic treasures that makes it a magnificent city. We begin by first discovering the modern Seville with its new bridges and pavilions built for Expo 92, and later the traditional Seville. We tour through the Palm Tree Avenue and arriving at Plaza America. Next stop is the Plaza de España, a representative of the 1929 Iberoamerican Exhibition. We will also visit the cathedral, built in Gothic, Renaissance and Modern style, the Giralda Tower, symbol of the city. we then the visit the Royal Palace and the Alcazar, and continue to the Santa Cruz Quarter which was the Jewish section. DAY 8: SEVILLE. Day at leisure to explore Seville. Overnight in Seville. DAY 9: SEVILLE-ARCOS-JEREZ-CADIZ. Today we visit the route of the White Villages Overnight in Cadiz. One of the most attractive towns in the region. It is perched on top of a high rock, surrounded by steep ravines that descend to the River Guadalete. The mass of white and stone-colored houses is dominated by a castle and two churches. Tiny narrow streets and alleys wind their way up the steep slopes, offering splendid views. The Hospital de San Juan de Dios has a white baroque facade and a 16th-century crucifix in the sanctuary. Other outstanding churches are those of Santa María, with a Plateresque west facade, and St. Pedro, a massive Gothic structure which has a baroque bell tower, a landmark for miles around. JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, CADIZSet among vineyards, the town of Jerez is the home of sherry, to which it was given its name. The Bodegas, some of which are very grand, are a great attraction and tours can be arranged. Also the Royal Equestrian School is worth a visit. On Thursdays and Tuesdays of the high season a dance show is offered with its Andalusian horses. The town has a somewhat of aristocratic air, with broad avenues and large squares fully decorated with palm trees. The Colegiata, built in the 17th- and the 18th centuries in a Gothic style, contains paintings by Zurbarán. The Alcazar is an impressive 11th-century building with Gothic church and Moorish baths. DAY 10: CADIZ-RONDA-COSTA DEL SOL. We will finish our own White Villages route in the amazing town of Ronda. Overnight. DAY 11: COSTA DEL SOL. Day at leisure to enjoy the beach. Overnight. DAY 12: COSTA DEL SOL-GRANADA Eurasian, Iberian, Phoenician, Roman, Moorish and Christian cultures have left their imprint, in this citymaking it one of the wonders of the world. It was Spain’s last Islamic Kingdom which was inhabited by Muslims, Jews and Christians. The Alhambra is the main jewel of this beautiful city. During our visit it will become clear to us why King Boabdil cried when Granada was conquered by Catholic monarchs. An outstanding feature is the Gardens of General life, the summer residence of the King. It is a combination of water springs, gardens and architecture of indescribtable beauty. DAY 13: GRANADA-VALENCIA. On our way to Barcelona we will stop in Valencia to admire this beautiful city well known for its Fallas. Sightseeing tour in Valencia. Overnight in Valencia. DAY 14: VALENCIA-BARCELONA. We will enjoy the second most important city of Spain Overnight in Barcelona. DAY 15: BARCELONA. Half-day sightseeing tour to visit a few of the many museums. City walk tour (private guide service) of the Gothic Quarter including the Picassso Museum and Ramblas. Gothic Quarter, Church of the Sacred Family, Pueblo Español, Las Ramblas and Picasso Museums. DAY 16: BARCELONA. After meeting your guide at your hotel, you will head for Tibidabo, where a wonderful panorama of the city awaits. You will visit some of the best examples of modernistic architecture: Gaudi´s Guell Park and Church of the Sagrada Familia. The latter, a one-of-a-kind cathedral has become one of the indisputable symbols of Barcelona. You will get to know some of the city's most celebrated avenues, part of the late 19th century urban project known as the "Example". You will marvel at the active and popular Ramblas, a wide pedestrian boulevard in the city's heart. A walk through the Gothic Quarter will take you back centuries to the epoch when streets were cobbled and too narrow for cars. Finally, you will visit the Olympic City and Port, which are examples of the city’s modern architecture. All day to visit Pueblo Español, Dali Museum, Plaza de España and other interests places in Barcelona. Overnight in Barcelona. DAY 17: BARCELONA-BILBAO. Travel to Bilbao. Rest of day at leisure to rest or walk in the city. Overnight in Bilbao. DAY 18: BILBAO. Sightseeing tours and visits to the Guggenheim museum. Overnight in Bilbao. DAY 19: BILBAO-SAN SEBASTIAN-BILBAO. Full-day excursion to San Sebastian Overnight in Bilbao. DAY 20: BILBAO-MADRID. Travel to Madrid. Rest of day at leisure. Overnight in Madrid. DAY 21: MADRID. Transfer to the airport for homeward flight. CADIZ, BACKGROUND INFORMATION Thought to be one of the oldest towns on the Iberian Peninsula. It was founded by the Phoenicians in 1100BC under the name of Gadir as an important trading post. It was later under the control of the Carthaginians, then the Romans. Cadiz and its surroundings were the original settlement of the Tartessos civilization, they were masters of trading as well as of the process of working with metals, especially copper. After the discovery of America the city also used as a base for Spanish treasure fleets. In 1587 ships of the Spanish Armada gathered in Cadiz harbor before setting sail for England, and in 1805 the French fleet left from Cadiz before the Battle of Trafalgar. In 1812 the Spanish Parliament met in Cadiz to establish the first liberal constitution, known as La Pepa. The old port of Cadiz is noted for its lovely setting. It is built on a rock platform jutting out into the Atlantic Ocean and is connected to the mainland by a bridge. The town’s massive ramparts protect it against the force of the waves. It has tall white houses, many of which have miradores (lookout towers) and azoteas (roof terraces). A recommended walk in the evening is along the sea front and its promenade to the Castle of San Sebastian. Another of the most pleasant aspects of Cadiz is its lovely parks, among which are those of Genoves, Alameda Marques de Comillas and Alameda de Apodaca, which are the most attractive. The old town is a labyrinth of narrow streets opening out on pleasant squares. Its central point is Plaza de la Niña, shaded by palms and lined by elegant buildings The cathedral features a golden dome and a baroque facade. It was built in the 18th and 19th centuries and hoards of gold and silver treasures and gems may be seen in the museum. Its most precious piece is a processional cross by Enrique de Arfe, which is brought out for the Corpus Christi procession. In the crypt is the tomb of the Spanish composer, Manuel de Falla (1876-1946), who was born in Cadiz and drew inspiration from Andalusian folklore. The Cadiz Museum features some great canvases by Zurbaran and works by Murillo. An interesting item in the Historic Municipal Museum is a 19th century mural of the drawing up of the 1812 constitution. Its masterpiece is a model of the town as it was in the 18th-century, beautifully worked in ivory and mahogany and showing all the streets and houses in minute detail. ARCOS DE LA FRONTERA, CADIZ One of the most attractive towns in the region. It is perched on top of a high rock, surrounded by steep ravines that descend to the River Guadalete. The mass of white and stone-colored houses is dominated by a castle and two churches. Tiny narrow streets and alleys wind their way up the steep slopes, offering splendid views. The Hospital de San Juan de Dios has a white baroque facade and a 16th-century crucifix in the temple. Other outstanding churches are those of Santa Maria, with a Plateresque west facade, and San Pedro, a massive Gothic structure which has a baroque bell tower, a landmark for miles around. PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA, CADIZ The small fishing port of El Puerto is noted for its sherry and brandy bodegas and a tour of one is recommended. The town lies on the mouth of the Guadalete River and features a busy port, lively streets and miles of sandy beaches. This town is also known for its fresh seafood and all type of fish that you can find at the port. A must stop is to buy your own portion of shrimps, prawns, etc, while you enjoy a local wine in a terrace. The Moorish castle de St. Marcos is a watchtower over the river, from were there is a lovely view of the coast. There are also daily boats that Cross Cadiz Bay. |
May 30 to June 28
June 27 to July 26
Day 01 (Sunday): Departure from your own city to Madrid, final destination. Dinner and night on board.
Day 01 (Monday): Madrid. Arrival to Barajas Airport. Assistance and transfer to the hotel. During this day, personnel of our staff will assist you at the hotel to dispel any doubt and inform about the activities you may do during your stay in Madrid: shopping, entertainments, museums, optional excursions to the surroundings, etc., everything that will help you to enjoy this cosmopolitan city. Accommodation.
Day 03 (Tuesday): Madrid. Breakfast and accommodation. In the morning, sightseeing tour of Madrid, which allows you to realize the diverse contrasts this city offers to its visitors: Ciudad Universitaria (University City), Parque del Oeste (West Park), Casa de Campo (Country House), Barrio de la Morería (Moorish Neighborhood), Plaza de Oriente (Oriente Square), Plaza de España (Spain Square), Puerta del Sol (Sun Gate), Neptune Fountain, Cybele Fountain, Puerta de Alcalá (Alcalá Gate), Plaza de Toros (Bull-ring), etc. Visit to Toledo, the imperial city.
Day 04 (Wednesday): Madrid – Burgos – Bordeaux. Breakfast. Departure in a luxury bus to Burgos. Brief halt in this city to admire its Gothic Cathedral. The trip continues towards the French frontier in order to arrive to Bordeaux, capital of Aquitania. Accommodation.
Day 05 (Thursday): Bordeaux – Loire Valley – Blois – Paris. Breakfast. Departure towards Tours, and by the highway, we will cross the Loire Valley, a region known as the “France Garden.” Halt in Blois to visit one of the most famous castles of the region. The trip continues to Paris. Accommodation.
Day 07 (Friday): Paris. Breakfast and accommodation. In the morning, sightseeing tour of the “City of Light”: Eiffel Tower, Place de la Concorde (Concorde Square), the Champs Elysèes Avenue, Place de la Bastille (Bastille Square), Marais Quarter, Latin Quarter, Notre Dâme—visit to the cathedral—, etc. Free afternoon, during which you can take an optional excursion to the Versailles Palace, the residence of the Sun King, Louis XIV. At night, you can optionally take a cruiser through the Seine River.
Day 07 (Saturday): Paris. Breakfast and accommodation. Free day, during which you can take diverse optional excursions that allow you to complete the knowledge of this wonderful city and delve into its artistic wealth—visiting the Louvre Museum, climbing the Eiffel Tower, etc.
Day 08 (Sunday): Paris – Calais – Dover – London. Breakfast. Departure to Calais to catch the ferry, that will take you to Dover—English territory—; you will enjoy a pleasant travel. Accommodation. Optional visit to the “Illuminated” London, the City.
Day 09 (Monday): London. Breakfast and accommodation. In the morning, sightseeing tour of the city: Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament, Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park, and a stop at the Buckingham Palace to see the changing of the guard ceremony (when it takes place). Free afternoon to go shopping and other personal activities.
Day 10 (Tuesday): London. Breakfast and accommodation. Free day, during which you can take an optional excursion to Oxford and its famous University, and to the Windsor Castle—the largest of Europe.
Day 11 (Wednesday): London – Bruges – Amsterdam/Rotterdam. Breakfast. Departure towards Folkestone, to the floating flower market, through the Eurotunnel. Then, back to French land. The trip continues to Bruges, one of the most picturesque European cities. Free time to go for a stroll through the city. The trip continues to finally arrive to Amsterdam/Rotterdam. In the case you will stay the night in Rotterdam, you can see its port, the biggest of the world. Accommodation.
Day 12 (Thursday): Amsterdam/Rotterdam. Breakfast and accommodation in Amsterdam/Rotterdam. Sightseeing tour of Amsterdam, during which you will travel over its historical center: Dam Square, with the famous monument to Holland’s WWII dead, the Royal Palace (Koninklijk Paleis)—built over 13,659 wooden pillars—, the Nieuwe Kerk (New Church), the Exchange Palace, the Municipal Theater, and its countless canals and bridges. At the end of the tour, a visit to a cutting diamonds center. Free afternoon, during which you can take an optional excursion to Marken and Volendam, small fisher’s towns that preserve their typical features.
Day 13 (Friday): Amsterdam – Cologne – Cruiser through the Rhine River – Frankfurt. Breakfast. Departure to Cologne. Brief stop in the city to see its outstanding gothic-style Cathedral. The trip continues making a journey in a cruiser along the Rhine River, during which you can admire old castles, fortresses and the landscape surrounding the river. Landing and the trip continue to arrive to Frankfurt. Accommodation.
Day 14 (Saturday): Frankfurt – Heidelberg – Titisee Lake – Rhine-Zurich Waterfalls. Breakfast. Departure to Heidelberg. After stopping there for a while, the trip continues to Friburg, capital of the Black Forest. Then, to Titisee Lake, where you will have free time. Later the trip continues to Schaffhausen, where you can admire the Rhine Falls with its spectacular cascade. Departure to Zurich, located on the banks of the lake of the same name. Accommodation.
Day 15 (Sunday): Zurich (Lucerne, Mount Titlis). Breakfast and accommodation at the hotel. Free day, during which you can take an optional excursion to Lucerne, a beautiful Swiss city, located close to the Lake Quatre-Cantons and the Mount Titlis, from which top you can see a beautiful view of the Swiss Alps. Back to Zurich.
Day 16 (Monday): Zurich – Principality of Liechtenstein– Innsbruck. Breakfast. Departure to Vaduz, capital of Liechtenstein, one of the smallest states of the world. After stopping there for a while, the trip continues to Innsbruck. Accommodation. Free afternoon in this wonderful city, placed amidst snow, mountains and skiing stations, with amazing views, among which its old center with typical Tyrolese architecture is outstanding.
Day 17 (Tuesday): Innsbruck – Munich. Breakfast. Departure towards Munich. In the afternoon, sightseeing tour of the city: the Castle, the Nymphemburg Park and the Neues Rathaus (New City Hall), the famous 94-year-old Glockenspiel Carillon, the Olympic Village, main streets and avenues, and other points of interest. Accommodation.
Day 18 (Wednesday): Munich – Salzburg – Vienna. Breakfast. Departure to Salzburg—cradle of Mozart and other important musicians. Free time to know the city and walk through its streets. The trip continues to Vienna. Arrival and accommodation. At night, you can optionally go to dinner at Greenzing, a typical neighborhood, and enjoy Strauss’ waltzes.
Day 19 (Thursday): Vienna. Breakfast and accommodation. Panoramic view of the city, along the “Ringstrasse” (Burg Ring Avenue), one of the most enormous avenue of the world, with buildings like the City Hall, the National Theater, the Imperial Palace of the Habsburg, the Natural History Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts. Also the Gardens of the Belvedere Palace will be visited. Free afternoon to take a walk and go shopping at “Kärtnetstrasse” or “Mariahiferstrasse,” pedestrian streets of Vienna.
Day 20 (Friday): Vienna – Klagenfurt – Venice. Breakfast. Departure to Klagenfurt and Villach, passing through one of the most beautiful European landscapes. Arrival to Venice. Accommodation.
Day 21 (Saturday): Venice – Padua –Florence. Breakfast. Stroll—on foot—through the outstanding city of Venice: Piazza San Marco (San Marco Square), Saint Peter’s Basilica, Ducal Palace, Ponte dei Sospiri (Bridge of Sighs), its numerous canals, bridges and small palaces. A living museum in the open air. At the end, you will visit a crystal factory, where you can admire the manufacture of the famous Venetian crystal. Departure to Padua, where, during a brief halt, you will visit the Saint Anthony’s Church. The trip continues bound for Florence, capital of Tuscany, the pinnacle-city of the Renaissance. Accommodation.
Day 22 (Sunday): Florence. Breakfast and accommodation. In the morning, sightseeing tour of the city: Plaza of the Santa María dei Fiore Cathedral, Giotto Bell Tower, Saint John Baptistery, Dante Neighborhood, Santa Croce (Saint Croix) Church, Ponte Vecchio (Old Bridge), and other interesting monuments and places. Free afternoon, during which you can take an optional excursion to Siena—a medieval city—to admire its fabulous monumental whole. At night, an optional dinner known as “Florentine Evening” with music.
Day 23 (Monday): Florence – Assisi – Rome. Breakfast. Departure to Assisi, where you can visit Saint Francis’ Basilica. The trip continues to Rome—the “immortal city”—, cradle of civilization and culture, a city that never ends amazing and charming everyone. Accommodation.
Day 24 (Tuesday): Rome (Naples, Capri, Blue Grotto or Pompeii). Breakfast and accommodation at the hotel. Free day, during which you can optionally get one of the most interesting tours in Italy: Naples and Capri, or Pompeii. Naples—the most typical Italian city—, Capri—a picturesque Mediterranean isle, visiting there the Blue Grotto (if the weather allows it)—, or Pompeii—a beautiful and mythological Roman city.
Day 25 (Wednesday): Rome. Breakfast and accommodation. Sightseeing tour of the city (subject to possible changes due to special traffic measures) and its most important places: Piazza Venezie (Venice Square) with the monument to Vittorio Emanuelle II, Avenue of the Imperial and Roman Forums (Fori Imperiali and Romani), Chained Saint Peter with the famous Michelangelo’s Moses—stop for a while and visit—, Roman Colosseum, Arco di Constantino (Arch of Constantine), Tiberine Isle, etc. The journey ends in the Piazza San Pietro (Saint Peter Square), where you can attend—as long as it is possible—the Pope Audience. Later, you can optionally visit the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, the Basilicas and Catacombs.
Day 26 (Thursday): Rome – Pisa – Nice. Breakfast. Departure to Pisa. Stop in the Piazza dei Miracoli (Miracles Square) to look at the beautiful monumental whole formed by the Cathedral, the Battistero (Baptistery) and the famous Leaning Tower. The trip continues to Nice. Accommodation. We suggest you enjoy the ambience of this amusing city, capital of the Cote D’Azur (Blue Coast), or take an optional excursion to Monaco, Monte Carlo and to try your luck in its famous Casino.
Day 27 (Friday): Nice – Cote D’Azur (Cannes) – Barcelona. Breakfast. Brief panoramic tour of Nice, mainly the Promenade des Anglais (Promenade of the Englishmen), and Place Massena (Masséna Square), as well as its shopping streets and boulevards with typical “cafés.” The trip continues to Cannes, a cosmopolitan city—where the famous International Film Festival is held—; sightseeing tour of the city. Free time to see the whole splendor of the Cote D’Azur. The trip continues through Provence and magnificent highways. The French-Spanish frontier will be passed to reach Barcelona, emblematic city in which the 1992 Olympic Game took place. Accommodation.
Day 28 (Saturday): Barcelona. Breakfast and accommodatin. Sightseeing tour of the city and its most representative places: La Sagrada Familia (The Holy Family Cathedral), Passeig de Grâcia (Grace Avenue), Plaça Catalunya (Catalonia Square), La Rambla (a boulevard), Diagonal Avenue, among other interesting places. Free afternoon to enjoy the city, participate in some optional visits, and enjoy its joyful night life: typical pubs at La Rambla, restaurants, night entertainments, theaters. Barcelona is a cosmopolitan and amazing city.
Day 29 (Sunday): Barcelona – Zaragoza – Madrid. Breakfast. The trip continues towards Zaragoza, where you can see the famous Basilica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar (Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar), Patroness of Hispanic World. Arrival at Madrid. Accommodation.
Day 30 (Monday): Madrid. Breakfast. Transfer to the airport for homeward flight.
We hope you enjoy it!
Trip Date (Air Fare Included) | Code | Miami | Code | Puerto Rico/Dom. Rep. |
| June 02 to June 22 | SP02 | $5,595.00 | SP01 | $5,595.00 |
| June 23 to July 13 | SP04 | $5,595.00 | SP03 | $5,595.00 |
| July 07 to July 27 | SP06 | $5,595.00 | SP05 | $5,595.00 |