Updated: July 20, 2003
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The Rheinfels Castle Fortress CA$1849 (6 days land only) Sep 14 Your home in the Rhine Valley is the medieval Rheinfels Castle & Villa, built like a fortress and dominating the picturesque town of St. Goar. From the terrace you can enjoy unforgettable views of the Rhine River. While enjoying the heart of the Lorelei Valley and the comfort and service of this hotel, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Explore the original wine cellar or wander through the surrounding vineyards. Amenities include a wellness center and swimming pool. Click here for complete itinerary.
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Scottish Majesty Sep 08 Cameron House, Loch Lomond. A deluxe rated resort set in 108 acres on the shores of Loch Lomond, and built in the style of a Scottish baronial castle with 96 luxuriously pointed rooms. There are full indoor leisure facilities with swimming pool, and helath and beauty spa. The "Wee Demon" is the hotel's own challenging 9-hole golf course. Elegant reception rooms and 3 restaurants complete the hotel's quality amenities. Click here for complete itinerary.
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French Grandeur CA$2599 (8 days land only) Aug. 30 Chateau de la Pioline is a beautiful home in a French garden. This 15th-century chateau was extended and embellished during the 15th and 16th centuries. Fully restored, it is now a prestigious hotel where the charm of the past lives harmoniously with the demands of modern living. Amenities include a park, swimming pool and nearby 18-hole golf course and tennis courts. Click here for complete itinerary.
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Tuscan Opulence CA$2299 (8 days land only) Aug. 30
The Park Alexander is a villa that was built in the 14th century and belonged to several families. It was remodeled as a hotel in 1998 by Filippo Messina. Combining Old World elegance with modern amenities, the villa is in the small town of Sesto Fiorentino, close to Florence and still surrounded by the ancient "Limonaia Park". Amenities include a swimming pool and tennis court.
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Andalusian Luxury CA$2549 (8 days land only) Aug. 30
The Parador de Carmona Pedro I hired the same artists that built the Alcazar of Seville to construct his palace in Carmona in the 14th century. Partially destroyed by earthquakes in 1504 and 1755, some of the palace was reconstructed and is now your accommodation. It’s an outstanding example of Moorish art; its courtyard, Mudejar Fountain, Salon Cupulin and terrace offer panoramic views of the River Corbones. The bedrooms are spacious, bright and in exquisite taste thanks to the classic decoration that, along with Sevillian tiles, enhances this Arabic fortress. The terrace resembles a watchtower with the corresponding battlements. Amenities include a swimming pool. Click here for complete itinerary.
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The Pousada de Queluz CA$1849 (7days land only) Sep. 6 Begun in 1747 by Dom Pedro III, Queluz Palace is now classified as a National Monument. The main body of the palace has opulent interior halls while the luxurious gardens are endowed with baroque fountains and statues. Queluz has been compared with Louis XIV’s Palace of Versailles but is thoroughly Portuguese in its scale and artistic spirit. The Pousada de Queluz, featuring only 24 rooms, is located on the palace grounds, in the building formerly used by the Royal Guard of the Court. Click here for complete itienrary. |
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from US$3295 from Miami Oct. 06 or 27, 2003 |
Discover an amazing range of wildlife, history and culture as
you venture into the rainforest and remote villages along the Amazon River.
Explore the world’s mightiest river and largest rainforest on an exciting four-day Amazon cruise. Discover the charm of the famous Teatro Amazonas in Manaus. Take an unforgettable train ride to the top of Corcovado where the famous Statue of Christ The Redeemer stands. For itinerary click here. |
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Tonnage: 43,000 gross tons Length: 644 ft. (196.35 m.) Beam: 97.8 ft. (29.8 m.) Draught: 22 ft. (6.7 m.) Decks: 12 Maximum speed: 18.5 knots. Capacity: The ship has a maximum capacity of 976 residents, guests and crew. Ship Delivery: March 12, 2002 For itinerary click here.
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"The World of Residensea." The World is the first five-star cruising experience with accommodation in privately owned, luxury residences. The ship has 110 two- and three-bedroom fully equipped residences ranging from 1,106 to 3,242 square feet and valued between US$2.25 and US$7.5 million. Guests renting private residences may select from pre-purchased restaurant meal plans, prepare their own meals or engage the services of a "travelling chef." The ship also has 88 smaller studio residences available as rentals on an all-inclusive basis. Onboard amenities include a 7,000-square-foot Spa by Clinique La Prairie, a fitness centre, jogging track, full size tennis court, two pools, a small casino, four bars and four restaurants. For golfers, there's a driving range and "real grass" putting green, as well as floating target greens, sand bunker and short game area. The ship also has an onboard PGA pro. As for itineraries, The World continuously circumnavigates the globe with many segments planned around major events, such as the America's Cup, Cannes Film Festival, the British Open and international events like the 2004 summer Olympics in Greece. Guests may choose from pre-planned voyages of five to 23 days or custom-tailor their trip to embark and disembark in ports of their choice. |
25 days departing Sep. 26, Oct. 24 2003
Priced from US$14,895.00
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Nowhere else on
earth are contrasts so dramatic; from arid deserts with towering sand dunes
to lush forests and breathtaking waterfalls. Witness a spectacular parade of
elephant, rhinoceros, giraffe and lion in private reserves and the
continent’s premier wildlife area — Etosha. For the nature connoisseur, this
unforgettable trip is not to be missed.
Wedged between the Kalahari Desert and the chilly south Atlantic Ocean, Namibia’s charms are well-known to neighbouring South Africa, but outsiders have only recently discovered its deserts, seascapes, bushwalking and boundlessness. Blessed with rich natural resources, a solid modern infrastructure and diverse traditional cultures, Namibia is a beautiful country with vast potential. From pristine waterways to rolling grasslands, by boat and open safari vehicle, experience Botswana’s foremost game-viewing venues — the Moremi and the Okavango Delta, the largest inland delta in the world. |
For a detailed itinerary click here.
8 days departing Oct. 22, Nov. 5, Nov. 12
priced from US$2,695
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magnificent “Land of the Incas” while exploring the spectacular
archaeological sites of Cuzco and Machu Picchu.
Delight in the interesting city of Lima, with its numerous museums and historical buildings. |
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For a detailed itinerary click here.