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105 |
Caribbean Wedding Cruise |
A fairytale come true featuring an actual
wedding on St. Thomas amongst tropical flowers,
palm trees with the sea lapping at your feet. |
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106 |
Hong Kong / Singapore |
Sail between the sampans and floating
restaurants and visit Victoria Peak, Repulse Bay
and the largest bronze statue of Buddha; explore
Chinatown and ‘Little India’ with its temples
and immigrant communities. Visit a demonstration
of a Tea Ceremony. |
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107 |
Rio de Janeiro / Falkland Islands |
This city has one of the most beautiful settings
in the world with beaches such as Copacabana and
Ipanema. It is famous for its Annual Carnival;
remembered for its war in the early 1980’s and
well known for its rugged beauty, sheep,
penguins, and brightly coloured houses. |
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108 |
Orient & South Pacific Cruise |
Starting in Hong Kong, this cruise explores
Vietnam, Singapore, Bali, Darwin and ends up in
Cairns, Australia, with its rain forest and
Great Barrier Reef. |
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109 |
Santiago, Chile / Ushuaia, Argentina |
A city steeped in history, from the native
Indians to the Spanish conquerors, it features
rich architecture and the breathtaking Andes
Mountains as backdrop; the most southern city in
the world; only 450 Km from Antarctica, and it
is tucked along the Beagle channel. |
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110 |
Sydney, Australia / Buenos Aires |
A thoroughly modern city showing a spectacular
coast line, harbour and a most interesting Opera
House; home of the Tango! Buenos Aires boasts an
elegant shopper’s paradise and a cosmopolitan
cultural centre. |
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111 |
Cairns Australia / Vietnam / Bali |
Take a cruise on a luxury catamaran to the Great
Barrier Reef, travel above the rain forest, and
visit with the Aborigines; a country of
enchantment, beauty and memories galore. A
destination not to be missed; ‘Island of the
Gods’: mystery, mountains, rice paddies, caves,
lakes & rivers. |
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112 |
South American Explorers Cruise |
Follow the route of early navigators, starting
in Rio de Janeiro to Montevideo, Buenos Aires,
Falkland Islands, around Cape Horn, through the
Magellan Straits to Santiago, Chile. |
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113 |
Holland's "Golden Circle" |
A circle of typically Dutch towns and villages
surrounding the Zuiderzee, linked by a thriving
fishing industry and a Golden History of trading
with the Far East. |
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114 |
Montevideo / Punta Arenas, Chile |
This friendly capital is home to half of the
Uruguayan population. Highlights are: the main
Square, historic buildings, leather goods and
miles of sandy beaches. At the turn of the
century, before the Panama Canal, it had and
still has a thriving wool industry. Magnificent
countryside with many penguin colonies. |
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115 |
Maastrict & Thorn, The Netherlands |
One of the oldest cities in the southern most
part of this country where Romanesque
architecture and city walls exude history; a
beautiful, white, sleepy town, where time has
stood still for the past few centuries. |
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116 |
Puerto Montt, Chile / St. Thomas |
Capital of Chile’s scenic Lake Region, the
Alpine structures bear testament to the German
colony that settled there in 1852; a tropical
paradise with the most famous beach in the
Caribbean, interesting Danish history and
shopping. |
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117 |
Amsterdam / Schipol Airport |
The commercial centre of this country is known
for its canals, museums, houseboats and flower
markets. One of the busiest on the European
Continent, it is one of the most modern and
famous for its duty free shops. |
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118 |
Kagga Kamma, The Bushmen of South Africa |
This is where several families of stone-age
Bushmen live. They have an intimate knowledge of
their environment and with their bows & arrows
and digging sticks keep themselves alive.
Includes a
very informative segment on
ostrich breeding and farming. |
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119 |
The Garden and Wine Route of South Africa |
This superbly crafted and restored train with
classic steam locomotive takes you through the
‘Garden’ and ‘Wine’ Route of South Africa.
Awe-inspiring mountains, brilliant colours and
beautiful homesteads - a feast for the eyes. |
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120 |
Historic Flights / Shamwari Reserve, S. Africa |
The uniqueness of the different aircraft creates
a nostalgic interest, not only with aviation
enthusiast, but also with the general public;
Kapama is a magnificent private game reserve,
while Shamwari is conserving and re-establishing
a vanishing way of wildlife. |
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121 |
Istanbul, Turkey |
The treasures of Istanbul: the fabulous Topkapi
Palace, Hippodrome, Blue Mosque and mountainous
stacks of carpets and kilims, beckons every
visitor. True crossroads of ancient trades. |
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122 |
Capetown & Wine Estates, South Africa |
Located at the foot of Table Mountain, the
administrative capital of this country looks out
over the Atlantic Ocean. Some fabulous Wine
Estates are visited and wines and brandies
sampled. |
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123 |
Eastern Mediterranean Cruise |
This cruise will take you from Copenhagen past
spectacular fjords sailing the Baltic Sea to the
capitals of Norway, Sweden, and Finland, the
Land of the Midnight Sun. Visit Russia’s St.
Petersburg; then on to Muuga in Estonia,
Warnemünde in Germany, and Âarhus in Denmark
before disembarking in London, England. |
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124 |
St. Petersburg, Russia |
On the shores of the Gulf of Finland, there is a
town of parks and palaces which were
specifically built to rival the grandeur of
Versailles. St. Petersburg, Peter the Great’s
magnificent ‘Window on Europe’, boasts the
Hermitage Museum with its fabulous paintings of
Dutch, Flemish and French masters. |
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125 |
Athens & Katakolon, Greece |
The many temples atop the Acropolis beckon all
visitors to admire what once was an important
centre of western civilization; then watch the
changing of the guard at the Parliament
Buildings. A typical picturesque small Greek
port overlooked by Palamidi Castle, built by the
Turks and later fortified by Venetians. Situated
in a lush valley, Olympia once boasted the
mighty Temple of Zeus, one of the seven wonders
of the world. |
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126 |
Stockholm & Warnemünde, Germany |
Gamla Stan, the Old Town, is the historical
heart of this city with its twisted alleys,
medieval palaces and quaint cobblestone
quarters; diverse scenery and a glimpse of
Gotland history; a town, created by Vikings over
a thousand years ago, it is proud of its open
air museum of Den Gamble By. |
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127 |
Venice & Ephasus Turkey |
Who hasn’t dreamt of waking up to the splashing
sound of the many gondoliers in their boats;
where streets are canals and the art centres are
plentiful? |
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128 |
Oslo & Copenhagen |
Sail Oslofjord straight to the heart of Oslo,
Norway’s stunning capital, and admire Thor
Heyerdahl’s balsa raft, the ‘Kontiki’ |
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129 |
Helsinki & Arhus, Denmark |
Helsinki, capital of Finland with its colourful
open-air market, is a feast for everyone’s
senses. Central Tallinn is graced with a lovely
old town area. Mosaics and orthodox icons await
your discovery in the cathedral, as do the
vendor stalls that line Tallinn’s ageless
cobblestone streets. |
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130 |
Kusadasi & Ephasus, Turkey / Crete |
An interesting port, not only for sightseeing,
but also for shopping and a Turkish carpet
demonstration; ancient trading cross-roads,
missionary stop for St. Paul, site of incredible
ruins, including the Temple of Diana, one of the
Seven Wonders of the Ancient world; ‘The Island
of Miracles’ is one of the loveliest in the
Aegean. It boasts a host of archaeological
museums, the best known being Knosses. |
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