Wondering about 2011 Silversea News?

World Cruise 2011 Silver Spirit’s magnificent, 119-day Inaugural World Cruise 2011 visits the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia, then sails the seas of Southeast Asia, Arabia and the Mediterranean. And for guests who book the full voyage by June 30, 2010, Silversea just doubled the onboard credit offer to $4,000 per suite! Relais & Châteaux L’École des Chefs Silversea’s new interactive cooking school (on select sailings) celebrates the voyage’s cultural flavor with cooking demonstrations, wine pairings, …

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Your Own Private Island for The Day

NCL has owned a private island since 1977 when it became the first cruise line to offer an uninhabited tropical island experience exclusively for its guests. Great Stirrup Cay offers magnificent white sand beaches, majestic palms and calm, pristine waters where an abundance of colorful marine life inhabits the surrounding coral reefs. Norwegian Gem, Norwegian Jewel, Norwegian Sky and Norwegian Pearl regularly call on Great Stirrup Cay throughout the year. Now, Norwegian Cruise Line Plans to Significantly …

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AMAWATERWAYS ANNOUNCES NEW SHIP FOR ITS RUSSIAN WATERWAYS PROGRAM

(Chatsworth, CA.)  Award-winning river cruise line AMAWATERWAYS is proud to announce the addition of the MS AMAKATARINA to its fleet as of May 2011.  The AMAKATARINA will be offered in the popular “Russian Waterways” program.  Her inaugural sailing will take place on May 10, 2011 and thereafter she will sail a total of fourteen 11- night voyages for the 2011 season. The completely renovated ship will be the largest and most luxurious vessel sailing the Volga-Baltic Waterway. …

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News from the Cruise Shipping Meeting in Miami about the Norwegian Epic’s Freestyle Dining.

NCL Cuisine – News from the Cruise Shipping Meeting in Miami about the Norwegian Epic’s Freestyle Dining. A cruise vacation will not only fill your hearts with family time, nourish your soul with relaxation and beauty, your family will be beyond well fed……  Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) The Norwegian Epic features numerous complimentary Freestyle dining options- 11 out of 21 venues, to be precise.  Here’s what NCL reports are the Freestyle dining options included in the cruise …

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AMA WATERWAYS has unveiled plans to build an additional ship to sail through Vietnam and Cambodia, to launch the summer of 2011.

This year, late summer,  we are planning a River Cruise  on AMA Waterways…………..and they just announced a new ship – AMAWATERWAYS’  La Marguerite  (92 guest ship) will sail through Vietnam and Cambodia again this year, and  according to  AMAWATERWAYS this ship is almost completely sold out.  Thus, AMA WATERWAYS has unveiled plans to build an additional ship to sail through Vietnam and Cambodia, to launch the summer of 2011. The new 124-guest ship, (not  named yet), will …

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Icebreaker Cruise to the North Pole Day-by-day Itinerary & Pricing

Our sample itinerary should therefore be considered as a guide only, as it is heavily dependent on both weather and ice condition. Day 1 Welcome to Helsinki, the cozy Finnish Capital. Following your arrival in Helsinki and subsequent transfer to your hotel, you will be greeted by our representative in the lobby of your hotel. Day 2 Helsinki-Murmansk flight and embarkation. Following a short tour of Helsinki, you will board a chartered plane for the short two …

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When Was the Last Time You Were on Top of the World? Literally?

Please consider this an invitation to join the folks behind AllThingsCruise & CruiseCompete in the North Pole. We have put together an extraordinary cruise expedition for your perusal.   In partnership with Expedition Cruises, we are offering an extraordinary journey to the North Pole on the Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker “50 Years of Victory.” The 50 Years of Victory is the world’s most powerful and sophisticated expedition vessel.   Have you ever wondered what it would be like …

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Why You Might Love to Take a River Cruise This Summer

We have seen a major surge in requests for River cruises. Why?  We asked some cruise specialists and these are the reasons they offered. River cruises offer many amenities as their open sea counterparts, with a few extra special additions. Immerse yourself in culture:  Activities on river cruise ships typically reflect the cruising region’s interests; also expect to see cuisine, entertainment, and music that mirror the local traditions.  Lines also may feature lecturers that speak to the …

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When Was the Last Time You Were on Top of the World? Literally?

Please consider this an invitation to join the folks behind AllThingsCruise & CruiseCompete in the North Pole. We have put together an extraordinary cruise expedition for your perusal. In partnership with Expedition Cruises, we are offering an extraordinary journey to the North Pole on the Russian nuclear-powered icebreaker “50 Years of Victory.” The 50 Years of Victory is the world’s most powerful and sophisticated expedition vessel. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be …

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Silversea Offering Fantastic Rates for the Med

Regent Seven Seas has been my favorite ultra luxury line. This summer we are thinking of a Silversea Cruise to the Mediterranean with the low rates they are offering. . Two of their ports are very intriguing Itea, gateway to sacred Delphi, and tiny Formentera in the Balearic Islands, “the last Mediterranean paradise.”    I would love to take this cruise. May 21, the Silver Clouds rates begin at $3697 and that includes economy air and transfers.  Check …

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