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January 10 to April 28, 2006 |
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All travelers with a sense of adventure dream of a world cruise.
Now you can embark on a journey to match your imagination aboard the
all-suite, all-balcony Seven Seas Voyager. Naturally the
best way to experience its sweeping scope is in its entirety on the
full 108-night World Cruise, however shorter segments are available.
You'll depart from Los Angeles for over three months of in-depth
discovery combined with peerless, six-star luxury. Enjoy multi-day
adventures to some of the world's great wonders: the Taj Mahal,
Ayer's Rock, the Great Wall of China - even the unspoiled jewels of
reclusive Myanmar. And we also offer a host of exclusive events
ashore with our compliments. It is all part of our philosophy of
providing not only an ultra-luxury cruise experience, but one that
offers authentic cultural insights simply not available on an
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| Explore the World
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Los Angeles to Sydney 
Enjoy 23 nights of romantic bliss on this idyllic cruise through
the South Pacific. You'll spend a week in paradise: Tahiti &
French Polynesia, the perfect destination to celebrate
honeymoons and other milestone events. Then on to the wonders
Down Under.
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Sydney to Hong Kong
This adventurous itinerary sweeps across two hemispheres to a
breathtaking succession of thrilling sights. Wind around the
remote west coast of Australia and to the fabled islands of
the Java Sea - heavenly Bali and exotic Borneo, the third
largest island in the world.
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Hong Kong to Singapore
Vietnam in-depth, with its ancient treasures, emerald
landscapes and Saigon's free-wheeling entrepreneurialism. Plus
three great cities of Asia: Hong Kong, Singapore & Bangkok.
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Singapore to Dubai
The modern-day miracle of Singapore, the bejeweled pagodas of
Burma, golden Goa, pink Jaipur and the dazzling Taj Mahal - from
the moghuls and maharajahs of India to the modern oasis of
Dubai, the wonders never cease on this 16-night voyage. |
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Dubai to Rome Special Feature:
"Kitchen Cabaret" at the Latitudes Restaurant Starring Amapola
and the Phil Torres Trio (Deo, Manny and Phil) and Kitchen
Cabaret Crew/Staff
Sail through the Red Sea to the legends of the ancients: Luxor &
the Valley of the Kings, the hidden red city of Petra, the
crusader's fortress in Malta and eternal glories of Rome. Plus a
maiden call at Tripoli - one of the most exotic destinations on
the planet. Legends of the ancients are etched across the sands
of Egypt. Mirage-like monoliths loom in the dry desert heat and
giant tombs still stand, built to guard powerful pharaohs on
their journey to the afterlife. Follow the Frankincense Route to
the myths and monuments of ages past. Witness the great temples
and tombs of Luxor and Karnak. Cross the desert to Petra, a
great city carved from the rock and glowing red and pink in the
setting sun. See the Great Pyramid that looms near the Nile and
stand before the inscrutable Sphinx. The remarkable crusader's
fortress in Valletta, ancient Pompeii and the stunning scenery
of the Amalfi Coast - even exotic Tripoli are yours on this
18-night voyage. |
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Rome to Ft. Lauderdale
Special Feature: "Spanish Bodega" at the Latitudes Restaurant
Starring Amapola, and the Phil Torres Trio (Deo, Manny and Phil)
and featuring dancer, Aisha.
Seven Seas Voyager will spend the better part of her
final segment meandering in leisurely fashion across the
Mediterranean and Atlantic. We say it is time well spent. So
will you. During your leisurely days at sea, you'll have time to
do - or not to do - as you please. So treat yourself
accordingly. Indulge in the soothing ministrations of the Carita
Spa. Join our exclusive Le Cordon Bleu workshop. Sharpen your
Bridge game. Attend one of our stimulating seminars, or two, or
three. We'll call at a bevy of beautiful ports including Monte
Carlo on the Cote d'Azur, the great Catalan capital of Barcelona
with its fantasy Gaugi architecture, and Malaga, gateway to the
Moorish Alhambra in Granada. Sip Madeira in Madeira. Golf on the
emerald greens of Bermuda. Then disembark in Ft. Lauderdale, the
"Venice of North America." Welcome home.
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The Full Circle
Of course, the best way to experience a world cruise is in its
entirety. After all, the whole is more than the sum |
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