CRUISE
OF 7 NATIONS IN 11 DAYS (with only 1 day at sea)
ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, IRELAND, NORTHERN IRELAND,
FRANCE,
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND
DARK HEDGES, AS SEEN IN THE HIT TV SHOW GAME
OF THRONES AND VISITED ON ONE OF THE SHORE EXCURSIONS OFFERED IN THIS PORT OF
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND
·
See the Sites from the Hit TV show Game of Thrones in Belfast,
N. Ireland
·
See the sites from the Loch Ness Monster Lore in Inverness
Scotland
·
See the sites from Harry Potter lore in Newcastle England
·
See the sites from the hit movie Braveheart and the real life
castle of its king on our visit to Edinburgh, Scotland
·
Visit the Guinness beer factory & Museum in Dublin Ireland
·
Visit the Isle of Skye and its breathtaking natural landscapes &
waterfalls
·
Visit a Chocolate factory (and taste its sweets) , in beautiful Bruges
Belgium
·
Visit the Van Gogh Museum & Anne Frank Museum, along with a scenic boat
ride through the lovely canals in Amsterdam
·
Visit the D Day Beaches of WW II in Normandy France, or the
Gardens of Monet in Giverney & sites of the heroine Joan of Arc in Rouen,
or enjoy an excursion to see the sites of Paris with lunch on a sightseeing
boat ride along the Seine River
Join us for a delightful cruise
of the British Isles plus so much more.
Escape the August heat and dreary
days at home and instead enjoy warm crisp days and natural beauty, as well as history and
charm.
Starting from London Southampton, we will visit
merry Dublin Ireland,
where you can take a
whimsical walk along Dun Laoghaire’s iconic East Pier or make your way up to
the crest of Killiney Hill to experience the most majestic views.
Treat
yourself to a pint of Irish stout after exploring the history of beer at the
Guinness Storehouse or imbibe a little Irish whiskey at one of the many
historic pubs.
Next, our cruise will visit Belfast, Northern
Ireland, site of historic battles
between England and Ireland and also where you can see the original shipyard
and the museum of the legendary Titanic
If you are a fan of the hit show GAME OF THRONES, in Belfast,
you can take a shore excursion devoted to visiting locations featured in the
Game of Thrones series.
In Scotland we will visit the bonnie lands of Edinburgh, where the
legends of the hit TV show Outlander and the movie Braveheart are calling
And on our day in Portree Scotland, enjoy a
visit to the Isle of Skye
where we will
see rolling
emerald-green hillsides. From medieval
castles and tumbling waterfalls to peaceful beaches and rugged rock formations
that capture the imagination, the scenery is as enchanting as it is varied.
You
can spend the day exploring this outdoor wonderland or savor whiskey on the
rocks during a distillery tour, go birding or visit a seal colony, or step into
the past at a medieval castle.
Next we
visit Inverness, in the beautiful Highlands of Scotland.
Teeming with bagpipe
players and enthusiasts, Inverness also boasts a diverse music scene. Gaelic was the native language until the turn
of the 19th century.
Next, Situated on the
River Tyne in northeast England, Newcastle
is
a hub of history. Enjoy a walking tour
of Newcastle and trace the city’s history back to the Celtic Age. Venture below ground into the historic
Victoria Tunnel that was built for coal wagons between 1839 and 1842.
History, culture and
architecture intertwine in Amsterdam among its narrow
lanes and numerous canals.
Featuring more bridges than Venice, enjoying a
canal tour is a great way to take in the many sights of Amsterdam (and get some
great photo ops).
Art lovers won’t want to
miss the Van Gough Museum and
the Rijksmuseum while history buffs will want to make time for the Anne
Frank House and the Amsterdam Museum.
Bruges Belgium offers more opportunities for scenic boat
rides across lovely canals, as well as a visit to see & watch the making of
and enjoy tasting Belgian chocolates, or a visit to the many sites of Brussels
or Ghent Belgium.
Our last port is Le Havre,
between beautiful Normandy and Paris France.
History buffs will wish to
take an excursion to see the historic D Day beach landing sites, museum and
cemetery to those who gave their lives in the D Day battles on these shores
during WW II.
Others will wish to take
an excursion to visit the many charms of Paris, or the Gardens of Monet at
Giverney, along
with the historic sites from Heroine Joan of Arc in Rouen, France.
Finally, our cruise will
end back where it started in the Southampton area, outside of London.
TRIP ITINERARY
AUGUST 15, 2027
ARRIVE IN LONDON ON YOUR OWN ARRANGEMENT
AUGUST 16, 2027 DAY AT SEA TO RELAX AND ENJOY THE
ACTIVITIES ON OUR SHIP.
Relax on the sun deck with its plentiful sun loungers,
pools and Jacuzzis. Enjoy trivia hosted
by the cruise staff and more.
Onboard, you will find several pools, Jacuzzis,
restaurants, a casino, fitness center, spa/hair salon and more.
AUGUST 17, 2027 DUBLIN IRELAND 7AM-8PM
POPULAR SHORE EXCURSIONS IN
DUBLIN:
Dublin, Glendalough
& Scenic Drive
Take the undeniably, charming capital city of Dublin, the
serenity of the Irish countryside and combine them with the picturesque setting
of Glendalough’s monastic ruins for an extraordinary introduction into
Ireland’s many faces
Leisurely Landscapes &
Powerscourt Gardens
Travel to the outskirts of Dublin and enjoy the delightful
rural countryside taking you south to the Powerscourt Estate, a haven of peace
and quiet.
The Guinness Story
Visit The Guinness Storehouse located at the St. James’s Gate
Brewery, the birthplace of the world’s most famous creamy stout. Upon arrival,
set off on a self-guided tour of this vast Museum for everything Guinness.
Dublin Highlights
AUGUST 18, 2027 BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND 6:30AM-6:30PM
Exploring Belfast is a
treat. The city is rife with trendy cafés, restaurants, and nightlife yet it
also boasts a lovely historical district. While the city is packed with things
to do, rural landscapes are within a short reach.
DARK HEDGES, AS SEEN IN THE HIT TV SHOW GAME
OF THRONES AND VISITED ON ONE OF THE SHORE EXCURSIONS OFFERED IN THIS PORT OF
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND
POPULAR SHORE EXCURSIONS IN BELAST NORTHERN IRELAND
Belfast Food Trail
Gain a greater understanding
of Northern Ireland and its culture by following a foodie guide through Belfast
and sampling classic dishes and delicacies
Best Of Northern Ireland
Combine the rugged cliffs of
the Antrim coast with the highlights of the city of Belfast and you’ll get the
best of what Northern Ireland has to offer. A panoramic tour introduces you to
the many varied features of Belfast, Northern Ireland’s largest city.
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Dive into the city’s fascinating and sometimes turbulent past as you explore
Belfast’s streets and hear expert commentary along the way.
• Drive north and stop for a photographic moment at Dunluce Castle, its ancient
ruins perched dramatically on a cliff edge, overlooking the fierce Atlantic
Ocean.
The Walled City Of
Londonderry
HIGHLIGHTS
• Tour Derry’s oldest building, featuring 13 bells, Gothic
architecture, stained-glass windows, and a mortar shell from the 1689 Siege of
Derry.
• Stroll along the 17th-century city walls with a guide, offering views of key
sites like: The Bogside with its iconic “You Are Now Entering Free Derry”
mural.
Wetlands Centre At Castle Espie
HIGHLIGHTS
• Walk through wetlands that have been hailed for their
restoration and sustainable design.
• Follow a naturalist that will describe the extraordinary flora and fauna.
• Watch countless species of birds, which are drawn to the wetlands’ diverse
habitats.
Let's Take A Selfie –
Belfast
Snap selfies at the most
photogenic spots in and around Belfast, many of them iconic attractions that
define the city. To ensure the best possible results, a selfie tutor will offer
tips so you can capture just the right angle, lighting and composition for
every shot. Selfie sticks and selfie photo frames are also available. Your
pictures will be ideal for posting on social media and sharing in other ways.
As
you walk and ride through Belfast, you will pause at designated selfie stops
that include:
• Anne’s Cathedral.
• Albert Memorial Clock.
• Belfast City Hall.
• Botanic Gardens.
• SS Nomadic cruise ship.
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic attractions in Belfast.
• Follow tips from your selfie tutor to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of the locales while enjoying their
dramatic settings.
• See architectural treasures such as Anne’s Cathedral and Albert Memorial
Clock.
• Enjoy the serenity of the Botanic Gardens and free time around the SS
Normadic
Hidden Gems Through
Tradition & Dance
HIGHLIGHTS
• Discover little-known facts about Belfast landmarks that will
add unique insights.
• Discover the historic grounds of city hall, whose memorial gardens honor
victims of the Titanic.
• See the Peace Walls that depict the past conflict between the Catholics and
Protestants that has now resulted in the famous historic peace accord the ‘Good
Friday Agreement.’
• Watch an entertaining Irish dance performance while dining on a traditional
Irish taste at a unique cultural center.
Behind The
Scenes Of Games Of Thrones Territory
Visit
some of the most visually dramatic settings in Northern Ireland where pivotal
scenes from the blockbuster series “Game of Thrones” were shot. You don’t have
to be a fan of the show to appreciate these destinations as they are
spectacular on their own.
Dark
Hedges – a dirt-covered avenue lined with ancient eerie-looking trees –
represented Kingsroad in the series. Even if you don’t recognize it from scenes
such as Arya Stark’s escape from King’s Landing, you will want to snap a
picture as it is incredibly photogenic. Dunluce Castle, is one of the most
picturesque and historically significant castles in Northern Ireland. Served as
the exterior of Pyke, the stronghold of House Greyjoy on the Iron Islands.
Continue
the journey to Glenarm, a new location introduced in the world of Game of
Thrones. It will feature prominently in the upcoming series, A Knight of the
Seven Kingdoms. Visit Steenson's Jewelry Factory in Northern Ireland, where
some of the jewelry from Game of Thrones was crafted. You will also stop at
Carnlough, a coastal village that served as the backdrop for the city of
Braavos in “Game of Thrones.” Arya Stark famously crawled up its harbor steps
after being stabbed.
HIGHLIGHTS
•
See picturesque locations such as Carnlough, Dark Hedges, Glenarm, Steenson's
Jewelry Factory, and Dunluce Castle where scenes from “Game of Thrones” were
shot.
• Hear stories about the film production that make the settings even more
captivating.
• Learn some of the real-life events that made these sites famous long before
“GOT.”
In The Steps Of St.
Patrick
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Explore the city where Saint Patrick is buried and once the medieval capital of
County Down.
• Learn its history from early Christian monastery to present-day memorial;
visit Saint Patrick’s grave.
• Visit Ireland’s first ecclesiastical site, gifted to Patrick by his first
convert.
AUGUST 19, 2027 PORTREE SCOTLAND 9AM-5PM
POPULAR SHORE EXCURSIONS IN THIS
PORT
Dunvegan
Castle & The Cuillins
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Cross the picturesque Isle of Skye by panoramic coach, from Portree to Loch
Dunvegan in the west.
• Enjoy a privileged inside tour of Dunvegan Castle, seat of the Clan MacLeod
for the last eight centuries.
• Admire the collected heirlooms and artifacts handed down by MacLeod Chiefs
since medieval times, including the Dunvegan Cup, mysterious Fairy Flag and Sir
Rory Mor’s Horn.
• Stroll acres of magnificent castle gardens overlooking the loch, including a
water garden with islands.
• Gaze in awe the craggy Cuillin Mountain peaks on the drive back across Skye.
Northern Skye Scenic
Drive
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Enjoy a guided panoramic survey of Northern Skye’s famously dramatic
Trotternish Peninsula.
• Stop for photo ops and atmosphere appreciation all along this highly scenic
route.
• See world-famous natural landmarks including Kilt Rock and Mealt Falls, and
the Old Man of Storr.
• Visit a charming little Museum of Island Life in the remote hamlet where
wunderkind British clothing designer Alexander McQueen is buried among his
clan’s ancestors.
• Pass though many another remote village as you circle the landmass that forms
Skye’s far northern tip.
Portree Walking Tour
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Stroll Portree with a seasoned local guide, seeing its top sights and learning
a bit of their history.
• Hear the stories behind the town’s name, which translates to “KIng’s Harbor”
from Gaelic.
• See Somerled Square, colorful buildings along the harbor, and the peninsula
known as The Lump.
• Pass a place or two with ties to Bonnie Prince Charlie’s escape from Scotland
after his loss in the famous 1746 Battle of Culloden.
• After the guided walk, enjoy some independent exploring or shopping time in
town.
Eilean Donan Castle
& West Highlands
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Enjoy stunning scenery on a coach journey across Skye and over the bridge to
the Western Highlands.
• Drink in the incomparably majestic setting of Eilean Donan Castle, presiding
over all on its islet at the confluence of three lochs.
• Cross a triple-arched medieval bridge to tour this forbidding yet beautiful
landmark – Scotland’s most-photographed castle.
• Discover a history riddled with tales of ancient Vikings, Bonnie Prince
Charlie, Jacobite invasions and prophetic dreams.
August 20, 2027. Inverness, Scotland 8am-7pm
Inverness
is a city in the glorious Scottish Highlands. Teeming with bagpipe players and
enthusiasts thanks to the city's annual Northern Meeting in September,
Inverness also boasts a diverse music scene. Gaelic was the native language
until the turn of the 19th century.
POPULAR SHORE EXCURSIONS IN THIS
PORT
HIGHLIGHTS
• Travel through ancient landscapes of rolling hills, enchanting
lochs, and majestic glens
• Drive alongside the scenic Cromarty Firth with views of mountains and rivers
• Highland hills and glens create a picture-perfect backdrop throughout the
journey
Leisurely Scottish
Highlights
HIGHLIGHTS
• Travel through picturesque Highland
countryside.
• Visit a charming Highland town.
• Enjoy views of the legendary lake and stop at a lookout point to try spotting
"Nessie (The Loch Ness Monster)
Loch Ness Scenic
Cruise
HIGHLIGHTS
• Admire the natural beauty while cruising
Loch Ness, a long and narrow freshwater lake.
• Hear tales of the famed Loch Ness monster that supposedly inhabits the deep,
dark waters.
• Pass the ruins of Urquhart Castle, a massive medieval fortification perched
on a headland.
• Travel through the gorgeous Scottish countryside on the way to and from Loch
Ness.
Steam Train And Scottish Wildlife
HIGHLIGHTS
• Travel through the gorgeous Highlands on a
steam-powered heritage train.
• Explore the quaint town of Aviemore on your own and at your own pace
• Behold indigenous Scottish animals up-close in the Highland Wildlife Park.
Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle & Inverness Overview
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Explore Loch Ness, famous for the legendary Loch Ness Monster, Nessie.
• Visit Urquhart Castle, one of Scotland’s largest castles, offering fortress
and residential history.
• Enjoy spectacular views of Loch Ness from the castle’s tower house and
visitor center veranda.
Cawdor Castle & Culloden Moor
HIGHLIGHTS
• Stand
in the moorland where the Battle of Culloden took place 250 years ago, and
Scotland’s history changed forever.
• Visit Cawdor Castle, a medieval landmark considered the Highlands’ most
romantic ancestral home.
• Tour an interior that’s classic “castle,” yet sumptuously furnished for an
undeniably warm, lived-in feel.
• See rooms lined with family portraits, fabulous tapestries, even a
fully-operational Old Kitchen.
• Outside, stroll Cawdor’s grounds – a wonderland of themed gardens and wooded
paths.
Dunrobin Castle &
Gardens
• An elegant white-stone chateau, distinct
from typical dark Scottish castles, Set amidst lush formal gardens with
sweeping views of the sea.
• Explore Victorian-era state rooms, bedrooms, nurseries.
• A perfect blend of nature, design, and historical grandeur
A Taste Of Scottish
Whiskey
HIGHLIGHTS
• Travel by coach across the Highlands to
visit a site dear to every Scottish whisky-drinker’s heart.
• Spend awhile at the admiring the exhibits at the Visitor Center or shopping
the tempting wares at the distillery store.
AUG. 21, 2027 Edinburgh Scotland 7AM-6PM
Golfers will love a scenic drive to St.
Andrews, birthplace of the challenging sport. This capital city has thousands
of years of history, incredible views, and the world's largest art festival.
Tour Craigmillar, Dalhousie and Edinburgh Castles or see the Royal Yacht
Britannia
City of Edingurgh
& Castle
There is much to see within the castle, including the 15th
century Old Royal Palace in which are housed the Scottish Crown Jewels.
Following your visit, you'll re-join your coach and travel through the Old
Town, descending eastwards along the ridge from the castle. This is the
historical area known as `Royal Mile` and your route takes you along Castle
Hill, Lawnmarket, High Street and Canongate - passing delightful multi-storied
houses and quaint side streets. You will also drive past St. Giles Cathedral, considered
the finest of the city's churches.
A WALK ON THE ROYAL
MILE & HOLYROODHOUSE
HIGHLIGHTS
• Stroll the Royal Mile, the thoroughfare that links Edinburgh Castle
and Holyroodhouse. • Pass one historical building after another for an idea of
city life through the centuries. • Spend free time around Holyroodhouse, where
you might tour the royal residence or shop.
St. Andrew's - Home of
Golf
Golf enthusiasts won't want
to miss this tour that visits the famous golf club at St. Andrews.
Scone Palace, Crowning
Place of Scottish Kings
Scone is a place that breathes history like nowhere else in
Scotland. It is at the center of Scotland geographically, and at its center
historically. Here, in the heartland of Scotland, also lies the heart of
Scotland's history. The storytellers speak of Druids, of Romans, of fantastic
glimpses of kings and king-making; of the high kings of the Picts in their
`Kingdom of Scone`, and of Scotland's legendary kings like Macbeth and Robert
the Bruce.
Braveheart Country
& Stirling Castle
It's an hour's drive through the scenic heart of Scotland, to
the Bannockburn Heritage Center, your first stop. Here, you'll enjoy a visit to
the exhibition `Kingdom of the Scots`, which depicts Scottish history from
Robert the Bruce, to the Union of the Crowns of Scotland and England in 1603.
From here, your tour continues on to Stirling, situated on
one of the many loops of the River Forth. Rising abruptly from the flat plains;
this fortress-crowned rock with a grey town clinging to its steep sides, is a
vivid, yet blood-stained page from Scotland's history book
Leisurely Edinburgh
The Trossachs Panorama
THE HOUSE & THE
CASTLE
HIGHLIGHTS
Tour the spectacular private estate that the Hope family has resided in
since the late 1600s. • Browse the royal treasures in Edinburgh Castle, a
fortress that is the city’s oldest building. • Meander the Royal Mile during
free time and dine there on your own.
August 22nd,
2027, Newcastle (Tyne), England 7am-6pm
If you are a fan of Harry Potter lore, take
an excursion here to see sites from its lore.
POPULAR SHORE
EXCURSIONS IN THIS PORT
Beamish Open Air
Museum
Newcastle Highlights
Alnwick Castle – A
Harry Potter Connection
Hadrian’s Wall & Roman Fort
Aug. 23, 2027 Amsterdam
Netherlands 11;30am-8pm
History, culture and architecture intertwine
in Amsterdam among its narrow lanes and numerous canals. Featuring more bridges
than Venice, enjoying a canal tour is a great way to take in the many sights of
Amsterdam (and get some great photo ops). Art lovers won’t want to miss the Van
Gough Museum and the Rijksmuseum while history buffs will want to make time for
the Anne Frank House.
POPULAR SHORE EXCURSIONS IN THIS PORT
• Explore the inside of a replica windmill from
the 18th century.
• Come away with an understanding of how windmills grind grains and saw wood.
• Browse an open-air museum with other windmills and workshops for artisans.
• Get a feel for what daily life was like in Europe’s first industrial area.
Haarlem On Your Own
HIGHLIGHTS
•
Explore Haarlem on your own and focus on the attractions that sound most
interesting.
• Enjoy the freedom of wandering about at your own pace with no schedule to
follow.
• Be dropped off in the city center near the best shopping and dining.
Wish You Were Here In
Amsterdam
• Step into the atmosphere of the 17th century
at Zaanse Schans, surrounded by working windmills and traditional wooden
houses.
• See how the 19th century reshaped Dutch identity as you explore the exterior
of the Rijksmuseum and hear the stories behind its masterpieces.
• Get a glimpse of Amsterdam’s vision for the future at the Eye Film Museum, a
striking 21st-century landmark that shows how an old port landscape became the
Amsterdam you wish you were here to experience now.
The Green Heart Of
Holland
• Cruise through the countless canals that
wind through the Kagerplassen lake system.
• Enjoy the scenery while snacking and sipping a jenever, a drink known as
Dutch gin.
• Gain an understanding of how the land was originally drained, in part by
windmills.
• Stop at a windmill that has been operating continuously since 1676.
Cheese Tasting With
Wine
• Sample a selection of cheeses that
demonstrate the great variety of Dutch cheeses.
• Hear enlightening commentary about how each cheese is made to achieve peak
flavor.
• Learn how the layout of Amsterdam has evolved over time while walking
downtown.
Amsterdam - Diamonds
& Canal Boat
• Watch diamonds being polished in the
prestigious House of Gasson diamond factory.
• Gain an understanding of how diamonds are sourced and refined to increase
their value.
• Browse the selection of exquisite jewelry in the House of Gasson showroom.
• Cruise Amsterdam’s canals, many of which are within a UNESCO World Heritage
site.
• Sample several signature Dutch gins or jenevers while cruising
Amsterdam & Jewish
Heritage
Enjoy a guided walk through the historic
Jewish area of Amsterdam. See the Hollandsche Schouwburg theater which is now a
monument in memory of the 104,000 Jews who did not return to Amsterdam after
World War II. During the war, only Jewish artists were allowed to perform in
the Schouwburg.
AUG. 24, 2027 BRUGES/BRUSSELS BELGIUM 7A-4P
Or visit Bruges, to see its chocolate making process and
sample the sweets right from the source .
POPULAR SHORE EXCURSIONS IN THIS
PORT
Bruges And Belgian Chocolates
Your walk then takes you to a Belgian
chocolatier’s demonstration to see, firsthand, how raw chocolate bars are made
into the fine Belgian chocolates using only the freshest and best ingredients.
At the end, there is some time to purchase some if you wish and pay a brief
independent visit to the Chocolate Museum. Bruges is full of lace and chocolate
shops, and your free time will allow you to search for the perfect souvenir.
Ghent Odyssey: From
Cathedrals To Canals
Bruges & Belgian Beer Tasting
Brussels On Your Own
Aug. 25, 2027 Paris (Le Havre), France 6:30am-8pm
Popular shore excursions in this
port
Paris & Lunch
Cruise On The Seine
D-Day Landing Beaches Of
Normandy
Monet’s Giverny &
Rouen
Giverny, located on the right bank of the Seine is a charming
city known all over the world through the famous paintings of Claude Monet, who
lived in the village from 1883 to his death in 1926
Rouen is the capital of Higher Normandy with a skyline of
towers and spires, and its heritage of fine buildings and many museums offers
visitors a wealth of artistic delights. Follow your guide through the
historical part of the city. See the Old Market Place where Joan of Arc was
burned at the stake in 1431 and the modern Joan of Arc Church completed in
1979.
Colorful Honfleur
Honfleur is more than
just a destination to visit for a day. it’s a celebration of French art, de vivre, where every detail , from
its charming décor, to its immersive history invites you to slow down and savor
its moments, savor its many charms and many colors.
Let's Take A Selfie –
Paris
HIGHLIGHTS
• Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic
attractions in Paris.
• Follow tips from your selfie tutor to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of the locales while enjoying their
dramatic settings.
• Stop at the iconic Arc de Triomphe and Trocadéro area and capture the best
shot of the Eiffel Tower.
• Behold the exteriors of Notre-Dame cathedral.
• Spend free time in the Louvre Museum area and take a picture of its iconic
pyramid.
As you walk and ride through Paris, you will pause at
designated selfie stops that include:
• Trocadéro
• Notre Dame exterior
• Louvre Museum area
• Arc de Triomphe
Aug. 26, 2027. Back to London Southampton – Disembark ship
this morning.
Our Cruise ends today back
where it started and the cruise line
offers optional transport back to either London Heathrow or Gatwick airport for
purchase or if you chose its discounted air program.
PRICING FOR THIS CRUISE (BASED ON TWO PEOPLE IN A CABIN – WE CAN ASSIGN YOU A ROOMMATE IF YOU WISH ONE)
INSIDE CABINS: ONLY
$2598 PER PERSON INCLUDING ALL TAXES
OPTIONAL SINGLE ROOM SUPPLEMENT:
(If you do not wish us to assign you a roommate and you are not traveling with
a friend as your own roommate)
INSIDE CABINS: ADD $2097, MAKING YOUR TOTAL $4695
PAYMENTS FOR ALL CABINS
A $250 DEPOSIT PER PERSON IS
REQUIRED WITHIN 7 DAYS OF BOOKING THIS CRUISE (if booking with your own
roommate or in single occupancy)
Or a $500 deposit is required if
requesting that we assign you a roommate.
THE BALANCE PAYMENT FOR ALL
PASSENGERS ON THIS TRIP IS DUE MARCH 1ST, 2027
CANCEL POLICY FOR THIS CRUISE;
IF YOU BOOK WITH YOUR OWN
ROOMMATE OR IN SINGLE OCCUPANCY YOU CAN CANCEL BY JAN. 31ST, 2027
AND YOU CAN GET YOUR FULL $250 DEPOSIT REFUNDED.
AFTER THAT DATE ALL PAYMENTAS ARE
NON REFUNDABLE.
IF YOU REQUEST A ROOMMATE BE
ASSIGNED TO YOU, THEN YOU CAN CANCEL BY NOVEMBER 1ST, 2026 AND GET
YOUR $500 DEPOSIT REFUNDED TO YOU.
AFTER NOVEMBER 1ST,
2026, ALL PAYMENTS WILL BE NON REFUNDABLE.
