SV Darmstadt 98 will once again prepare for the second half of the 2024/25 season in El Saler, Spain. From January 5th to 12th, the Lilies will be in the coastal town near Valencia. Training will take place as usual on the football facility at the team hotel “Parador de El Saler”. For the first time, SV 98 is offering its members an accompanied trip to the training camp.
From January 9th to 12th there will be a direct flight from Frankfurt to Valencia, where the travel group will be welcomed at the airport by the SV 98 fan service. From there we will continue our journey together to a 3 or 4 star hotel close to the center in Valencia.
Three transfers to training sessions or test games for the Lilies will be offered until Sunday. These may take place well outside of Valencia. After one of the training sessions, there is a meet & greet with individual players and club officials in the team hotel.
In order to get to know Valencia, the country and its people even better, the program includes a city tour (with German translation) and a convivial final evening with a large paella meal at a local football club. All fellow travelers will receive an exclusive training camp fan scarf as a souvenir. Of course, there is still time to explore the city on your own or to visit the Estadio Mestalla of Valencia CF. The return journey to the airport takes place late on Sunday afternoon – SV 98 fan support will be on site in Valencia throughout the entire travel period and will be available to provide all participants with advice and support.
Price: 869 euros per person in a double room (single room supplement: 135 euros)
This is a joint club trip exclusively for members of SV Darmstadt 98 e.V. – SV 98 is not a tour operator in the commercial sense.
Minimum number of participants to be achieved: 8 people by Monday, October 21, 2024 at 9am – if this does not occur, payments made by then will be refunded.
Please contact us with any questions about the trip fanbeauftragter@sv98.de.
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