St Helena Line is offering a 30% discount on its May voyage to St Helena on board the unique RMS St Helena (above) departing Cape Town on May 27. Visitors can now join the 18-day return trip between Cape Town and St Helena from just £1,428 return per person, a saving of over £600 per person, based on an A-Deck cabin with en-suite.
The discount is applicable on the 10-day sea voyage only and includes all food and entertainment on board this 128-berth passenger/cargo vessel. Passengers will spend eight nights on the remote South Atlantic Island of St Helena where there is a wide range of accommodation available. The 30% discount is valid on all published fares and all cabin grades and is subject to availability.
With the advent of the island’s first ever international airport, which is not due to be operational in December 2015, take advantage of this great offer and set sail on the RMS to visit this extraordinary island now. Currently, getting to the remote spot by sea is as much a part of the holiday. Located 1,500 miles north-west of Cape Town, St Helena boasts stunning natural beauty and is steeped in history – perhaps best known as the place where Napoleon was exiled.
For bookings, visit this link to The Cruise Line Ltd, the UK's adventure cruising experts.
The discount is applicable on the 10-day sea voyage only and includes all food and entertainment on board this 128-berth passenger/cargo vessel. Passengers will spend eight nights on the remote South Atlantic Island of St Helena where there is a wide range of accommodation available. The 30% discount is valid on all published fares and all cabin grades and is subject to availability.
With the advent of the island’s first ever international airport, which is not due to be operational in December 2015, take advantage of this great offer and set sail on the RMS to visit this extraordinary island now. Currently, getting to the remote spot by sea is as much a part of the holiday. Located 1,500 miles north-west of Cape Town, St Helena boasts stunning natural beauty and is steeped in history – perhaps best known as the place where Napoleon was exiled.
For bookings, visit this link to The Cruise Line Ltd, the UK's adventure cruising experts.
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