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Archive for June, 2008
Cruise Europe without the added expense of a return flight with this 12-Night trans-Atlantic cruise onboard Royal Caribbean’s Jewel of the Seas. Depart from London and visit ports in the British Isles and Western Europe before setting off across the seas to be deposited back in the U.S. at Boston. Get a European cruise and trans-Atlantic journey wrapped into one starting from $1,529 per person.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
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This summer, relax in the Greek Islands and the Riviera on a 14-night cruise on Azamara Quest. Tour the highlights of Europe, while getting the star treatment onboard with your own butler and nicely appointed cabins. Prices for a 14-night cruise start at $3,249 per person and include airfare, prepaid gratuities and $500 onboard credit.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Get to know the Western Mediterranean inside out on a 15-night cruise onboard Azamara Journey. Even better than seeing the Colosseum in Rome or winning a fortune in Monte Carlo is the price of this sailing. Fares start at $2,599 per person and include airfare, prepaid gratuities and $500 onboard credit. When you figure out how much you’re saving, you’ll realize that you can get a deluxe cruise experience (complete with butler service) for the cost of a mainstream sailing.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Trans-Atlantic cruises present two problems — you don’t get to visit many ports and you’re stuck with often-pricey one-way airfares. Azamara’s 15-night trans-Atlantic cruise on Azamara Journey solves both those problems. The first week of the itinerary is spent exploring Spain, Morocco and the Canary Islands before a second week at sea. And, airfare is free from select cities in the U.S. and Canada. Prices start at $2,249 per person and, besides airfare, include prepaid gratuities and $500 onboard credit per cabin.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Trans-Atlantic cruises present two problems — you don’t get to visit many ports and you’re stuck with often-pricey one-way airfares. Azamara’s 15-night trans-Atlantic cruise on Azamara Journey solves both those problems. The first week of the itinerary is spent exploring Spain, Morocco and the Canary Islands before a second week at sea. And, airfare is free from select cities in the U.S. and Canada. Prices start at $2,249 per person and, besides airfare, include prepaid gratuities and $500 onboard credit per cabin.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Trans-Atlantic cruises present two problems — you don’t get to visit many ports and you’re stuck with often-pricey one-way airfares. Azamara’s 15-night trans-Atlantic cruise on Azamara Journey solves both those problems. The first week of the itinerary is spent exploring Spain, Morocco and the Canary Islands before a second week at sea. And, airfare is free from select cities in the U.S. and Canada. Prices start at $2,249 per person and, besides airfare, include prepaid gratuities and $500 onboard credit per cabin.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Start winter break early and take the kids on a seven-night Western Caribbean cruise on MSC Lirica. Not only do adult prices start at a very affordable $449 per person, but kids sail for free (as third and fourth passengers in a cabin) and get a 30 percent discount on shore excursions. Not to mention airfare to Ft. Lauderdale is way cheaper than flying directly to the Caribbean, let alone Europe. The mid-December itinerary visits popular ports for beaching and waters sports, such as Cozumel and Grand Cayman.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Start winter break early and take the kids on a seven-night Western Caribbean cruise on MSC Lirica. Not only do adult prices start at a very affordable $449 per person, but kids sail for free (as third and fourth passengers in a cabin) and get a 30 percent discount on shore excursions. Not to mention airfare to Ft. Lauderdale is way cheaper than flying directly to the Caribbean, let alone Europe. The mid-December itinerary visits popular ports for beaching and waters sports, such as Cozumel and Grand Cayman.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Warm up this winter with a luxurious Eastern Caribbean cruise on Regent’s Seven Seas Navigator. Save money by driving or taking a quick flight to the Ft. Lauderdale homeport, then relax on the beach in Princess Cays and Grand Turk, get some retail therapy in St. Thomas and explore a rainforest in San Juan. Prices for a window suite (no balcony) start at $2,650 per person and come with $150 onboard credit. You may be in the lowest category cabin but it’s still 301 square feet with separate sleeping and living areas, plus you can enjoy all the amenities of the ship, such as fine dining in multiple restaurants and the exclusive Carita of Paris spa.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back
Just because your kids are in tow, you don’t have to give up your dreams of a luxury cruise. This winter break, share a spacious cabin onboard Regent’s Seven Seas Navigator with your young ones, and they’ll sail for free. Prices for an 11-night Western Caribbean cruise start from $4,695 for adults. The whole family can enjoy snorkeling in Grand Cayman, cave tubing in Belize and exploring Mayan ruins in Mexico.
Original post by Sail Caribbean News and software by Elliott Back