We know many
of you like to combine your cruising with a keep-fit option like walking and hiking, so here are some ideas
from us at World of Cruising from Ramblers Cruise & Walk holidays, which also have the benefit of some interesting price reductions!
They are also adding a range of extra
benefits such as cabin upgrades, on-board spend, car parking or coach travel
to and from port that are complimentary on selected departures when booking
more than six months in advance. And, as an added bonus, the company is
offering a drinks inclusive package for £10 per person, per night for a
limited period. Plus £25 off all departures just for booking
early.
Here are a couple of highlights we’ve selected
for you.
IBERIA AND FRANCE: 11 or 12-night holidays walking and
sightseeing Europe's Atlantic coastlines and countryside,
embracing Oporto, La Coruna, Aviles, Santander, Getxo and Bordeaux. For example: 11 nights on board
Black Watch was £1,365 per person, and is now £1,150 - a saving of £215 departing
on September 28, 2014.
MAGIC OF THE CANARIES: 15 nights departing December 21 from
All of the above prices include all meals,
an exclusive welcome party on one evening and a traditional afternoon tea
with waiter service on a sea day, walking tours, shore visits, sightseeing
programmes and the services of a dedicated tour leader.
So remember to pack your walking boots as well as your sun cream!
More Info: call 01707 386767 or visit www.cruiseandwalk.co.uk.
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Wednesday, 27 November 2013
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Tuesday, 26 November 2013
A New-Look Wind
Major enhancements have been made to the dining venues and public spaces, with renovations in terms of new carpets, upholstery and other soft goods in an overall colour palette of warm earth tones. The Bar, in particular, features all new furniture and furnishings in a contrasting colour scheme of cooler shades of teal mixed with neutral tones of brown and beige.
Speciality restaurant Le Champagne, the only Relais & Châteaux restaurant at sea, has also undergone a complete refurbishment. This popular dining venue has been transformed with an upgraded entrance design, the addition of backlit wine displays, a redesigned seating layout, new wood flooring and new fabrics and window dressings.
Completing the refurbishment was a fresh reconditioning and polishing of teak decks and woodwork. The ship also underwent thorough maintenance on mechanical and propulsion systems.
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More Reasons To Try An Un-Cruise Adventure
You can still see the blogs, starting with Day One, on this link. So you can tell we are committed Un-Cruise fans, and are always on the lookout for news from this highly distinctive and original adventure-cruise line.
With that in mind, here are some snippets about their forthcoming cruises for 2014 aboard their luxury period style of the unique SS Legacy (above), which we can thoroughly recommend as well worth looking into.
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Monday, 25 November 2013
Celebrity Enhances Loyalty Progranmme
Effective on sailings commencing this week, the new Captain’s Club will offer a SIX-tier programme. The Club’s current levels of “Preview,” “Classic,” “Select” and “Elite” will remain, with two new tiers – “Elite Plus” and “Zenith" – each with their own unique benefits and privileges:
- Members who achieve the new Elite Plus status will receive broader benefits, including additional beverage and speciality dining discounts, complimentary 200-minute Internet packages, complimentary cappuccinos, lattes and more.
- Members who achieve Zenith status will receive benefits and perks befitting this ultimate level of membership, such as access to Michael’s Club Lounge (available fleetwide in 2014), a complimentary premium alcoholic beverage package, complimentary laundry, a 1,600-minute Internet package, and other benefits.
Captain’s Club members can now access exclusive special pricing through the Captain’s Club portal on the website. By simply entering their name and Captain’s Club member number on the site, they can instantly see available loyalty pricing.
More info: visit www.celebritycruises.co.uk, call 0844 493 2043.
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Cruising With Jean-Michel Cousteau
Luxury line Paul Gauguin Cruises has just revealed its guest speaker line-up for 2014, and we thought it was worth passing on as the line-up includes speakers who are experts in the culinary arts, wine, photography, fine art, history, music and the wonders of the deep.
Foremost among them is world-famous oceanographer and environmentalist Jean-Michel Cousteau, who joins several sailings aboard the Paul Gauguin in 2014: to the Society Islands & Tuamotus Marquesas; Fiji & Australia; and Tonga, Cook & Society Islands. In addition to presenting lectures and videos of his work, he will accompany several dives from the ship.
They also include Chef Propriétaire of one of the finest restaurants in Paris, the two Michelin-starred Restaurant Apicius, Jean-Pierre Vigato, who has inspired signature menus for Paul Gauguin Cruises for several years. This celebrated chef will be onboard the Gauguin’s June 25 Australia & South-east Asia voyage and will provide culinary demonstrations featuring his gastronomic techniques.
From the vineyards of California’s Sonoma County and Central Coast to the great estates of Bordeaux, Daniel Baron has learned the importance of the pursuit of excellence in winemaking. Today, he serves as winemaker for the Napa Valley’s prestigious Silver Oak Cellars. Baron will be aboard the Gauguin’s December 3 Tuamotus & Society Islands sailing for a lecture and wine-tasting.
The full list is long and equally impressive and you can see more on this link.
More info: 020 7399 7691 or visit www.pgcruises.com.
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Sunday, 24 November 2013
Brittania Takes Shape!
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Santo Domingo's Caribbean Flourish
Bearing the slogan "Santo Domingo has it", the, showcase highlighted the history and culture of the oldest capital in the New World, which has long been considered an elite Caribbean destination for its potential and uniqueness.
Orfila Salazar, Director of Cruise Industry for the Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism, explained: "Santo Domingo has the most active cultural agenda of the Caribbean, with rich and fascinating history and culture, and a world-class selection of entertainment, dining, shopping, sports and beaches."
Jaime Castillo, Executive Director of Santo Domingo's Sans Soucí Ports, highlighted the operational capacity of the two terminals, insisting: "Sans Soucí and Don Diego terminals offer all the comforts and meet the highest requirements for high volume cruise ships, either for transit or as a home port."
The presentation was made to the beat of Dominican jazz and a set depicting Santo Domingo’s charm and feel. The potential of the Dominican capital was showcased in detail, highlighting its allure: beaches, natural attractions, history, entertainment, music, golf, dining, shopping, hotel accommodations, events and conventions, and the two modern cruise terminals
There were also features on the exclusive excursions programme offered for cruise travellers, with views of the city and historical, cultural, ecological, adventure and sports tours.
More info: visit www.godominicanrepublic.com.
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