This cruise gives autumn the slip and charts a course for the warmer, more welcoming waters of the sun kissed Canaries to the south.
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| Date | Arr | Dep | Destination |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 2009 | |||
| Sun 29 | Late PM | Dover | |
| December 2009 | |||
| Thu 03 | Early PM | Late PM | Agadir |
| Fri 04 | Early AM | Early PM | Arrecife, Lanzarote |
| Sat 05 | Early AM | Late Night | Sta Cruz de Tenerife |
| Sun 06 | Early AM | Early PM | Santa Cruz, La Palma |
| Mon 07 | Early AM | Late PM | Funchal, Madeira |
| Wed 09 | Early PM | Late PM | Leixoes (for Oporto) |
| Sat 12 | Early AM | Dover | |
| Grade | Cabin | Availability | Prices From |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Superior Outside | Call for Latest Status | £1,286 |
| B | Superior Outside | Call for Latest Status | £1,191 |
| BA | Superior Balcony | Call for Latest Status | £1,431 |
| BC | Balcony Cabin | Call for Latest Status | £1,245 |
| BD | Wheelchair Adapted | Call for Latest Status | £1,191 |
| BJ | Balcony Junior Suite | Call for Latest Status | £1,680 |
| BJD | Wheelchair Adapted | Call for Latest Status | £1,680 |
| C | Outside Cabin | Call for Latest Status | £1,161 |
| D | Outside | Call for Latest Status | £1,037 |
| E | Outside | Call for Latest Status | £996 |
| F | Outside | Limited | £954 |
| G | Superior Inside | Call for Latest Status | £903 |
| GD | Wheelchair Adapted | Call for Latest Status | £903 |
| GLH | Latesaver Cabin | Limited | £639 |
| GOL | LSAV O/S Lower Grade | Limited | £769 |
| GOU | LSV O/S Higher Grade | Call for Latest Status | £829 |
| H | Inside | Limited | £828 |
| I | Inside | Limited | £777 |
| IS | LSAV Inside Cabin | Limited | £639 |
| J | O/S Superior Single | Call for Latest Status | £2,022 |
| JB | Single Balcony Suite | Call for Latest Status | £2,282 |
| K | Single Outside Cabin | Call for Latest Status | £1,763 |
| L | Outside Single | Call for Latest Status | £1,659 |
| M | Superior I/S Single | Call for Latest Status | £1,503 |
| MS | Marquee Suite | Call for Latest Status | £2,229 |
| N | Inside Single | Call for Latest Status | £1,326 |
| OS | LSAV Outside Cabin | Call for Latest Status | £718 |
| OW | Owner's Suite | Call for Latest Status | £3,091 |
| PS | Premier Suite | Call for Latest Status | £2,594 |
| SI | LSAV Inside Single | Call for Latest Status | £1,099 |
| SO | LSAV Outside Single | Call for Latest Status | £1,299 |
| SOS | LSAV Superior O/S | Call for Latest Status | £758 |
| SS | Superior Suite | Limited | £1,876 |
AGADIR, MOROCCO
Experience Taroudant, one of the oldest cities in Morocco, sometimes referred to as the ‘Grandmother of Marrakech’.
AGADIR, MOROCCO
The name Marrakech itself conjures up visions of colourful markets bustling with people, fortune-tellers, street acrobats and peddlers.
AGADIR, MOROCCO
This tour allows us to view a blend of old and new Morocco.
LANZAROTE, CANARY ISLANDS
The northern part of Lanzarote has some exceptional examples of how the volcanic eruptions affect the landscape and life on the island.
LANZAROTE, CANARY ISLANDS
Departing the quayside, we head south-west, passing the picturesque villages of Uga and Yaiza, before taking a camel ride along the outskirts of the National Park of Timanfaya, more commonly known as the Fire Mountains. The camels will take us for an approximate 30-minute ride (optional) along the coloured hills of the volcanic mountains.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
After crossing Paul da Serra, we reach Porto Moniz – the most northwesterly point of the island and possibly the most spectacular – which is well known for its volcanic swimming pools.FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
This tour allows us to discover the natural beauty of the island. We begin from Vale Paraiso, where we will walk along the levada – a traditional manmade irrigation system ideal for walkers. The first levadas date back to the 15th century, and were constructed by workers who were often suspended from baskets carving through sheer cliff faces. The whole network is approximately 100 kilometres (62 miles) long. Some people believe that parts of the network were in place before any kind of road system.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Enjoy one of the most beautiful collections of native plants from Macronesia, as well as other varieties from Cape Verde, the Azores and the Canary Islands.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Our next point of call is Cabo Girão – the highest sea-cliff in Europe and the second highest in the world.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Our next visit is to Eira do Serrado, where the viewpoint 1,094 metres (3,500 feet) high overlooks the valley of Curral das Freiras (the Nun’s Valley) – a settlement that grew after the 16th century, when Madeira was attacked by French pirates.FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Departing from the pier we shall travel to the belvedere of Eira do Serrado, where we will be invited to gaze upon the Curral das Freiras Valley (Nun’s Valley). It is located within a deep valley which has one of the island’s most spectacular landscapes, where dizzying views will take our breath away.FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
After viewing the 1917 Peace Monument, we then travel to Pico do Areeiro, the second highest peak on the island, at 1,810 metres (5,940 feet), with impressive gorges, deep valleys, grandiose mountains and imposing cliffs.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
We will travel to Estreito de Camara de Lobos, Jardim da Serra which has a magnificent view of the Nun’s Valley and the famous resting place of Boca dos Namoradas – The Lovers Nest.FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
We will walk through the cultivated terraces along a flower lined levada which winds its way along the escarpment.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Departing from the pier our tour will begin at the old part of the city where we will all take the cable chair to Monte, a village in the suburbs of Funchal well known fir its mild climate and lush vegetations.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Departing from the pier we will take the highway to the village of Machico, probably the most historically interesting town on the island. Machico was the landing point of the first discoverers of Madeira and therefore we will find some beautiful old buildings including the oldest church on the island. “Capela de Nossa Senhora dos Milagres” was built in 1425 and has some beautiful paintings and tile works inside. The baroque table is sculpted in golden wood and sits in the main chapel – the most interesting 17th century object. Machico also has a romantic history if we believe in legends. The legend says that two lovers, Machim and d’Arfet, ran away from England for love and came ashore here after a storm that wrecked their ship.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Leaving the pier by jeep our tour will take us inland to one of the most beautiful forests areas of the island, passing through typical streets which are mainly used to transport agricultural goods that supply the population living in these rural areas.
FUNCHAL, MADEIRA
Departing from the pier in the direction of the centre of Funchal we will find the main monuments, museums, churches, forts and buildings of public interest. We will start with a visit to the Cathedral, a national monument built by Gil Enes in Manueline style and was the first Episcopal cathedral in Portuguese overseas territories due to its material and artictic grandiosity.
LEIXOES, PORTUGAL
The attraction of Oporto, Portugal’s second largest city, lies in its workday atmosphere.
LEIXOES, PORTUGAL
Take a tour around Quint Da Aveleda, a farm located in the region known as Vinho Verde (green wine).
LEIXOES, PORTUGAL
The Oporto that we shall see today dates mainly from the 18th century, when trade was booming and merchants financed fine houses for themselves. We will have the chance to see some of the city’s finest buildings on this tour.
LEIXOES, PORTUGAL
For those who have visited Oporto before or just prefer to do their own thing, this tour is perfect.
LEIXOES, PORTUGAL
Today Braga is known for its historic buildings, monuments, gardens and fountains.
LA PALMA, CANARY ISLANDS
Our tour will take us to the oldest part of the island and its lush vegetation. From Santa Cruz de La Palma, we will go to the viewpoint Mirador de San Bartolo de La Galga, situated right on the edge of two deep-cut gorges.
LA PALMA, CANARY ISLANDS
Departing the quayside, we will cross over Santa Cruz de La Palma via Maritime Avenue, with its typically Canarian architecture. From here we will go to Las Nieves to visit the insular Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves, which gives shelter to various Flemish sculptures.
LA PALMA, CANARY ISLANDS
This tour provides us with an introduction to this beautiful island, with visits to the insular Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de Las Nieves and the famous National Park of Caldera de Taburiente.
LA PALMA, CANARY ISLANDS
This tour is designed for those of us who would like a panoramic view of La Palma, with limited walking involved.
TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS
Departing the quayside, we take a short drive in the direction of La Laguna in order to join the road to the Esperenza Forest, with its cool eucalyptus vegetation and tantalising glimpses of Mount Teide. Two photo stops will be made before we arrive at El Portillo, where we can enjoy a short coffee break.
TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS
From Santa Cruz, we will take a short drive in the direction of La Laguna in order to join the road to the Esperenza Forest. As we travel through the pine tree vegetation of the forest, we will catch tantalising glimpses of Mount Teide.
TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS
Departing the harbour of Santa Cruz, we pass by the university town of La Laguna and cross one of the finest wine-growing areas on the island to reach Tacoronte and then El Sauzal on the western coast.
TENERIFE, CANARY ISLANDS
Departing the quayside, we drive by La Laguna, the second most important town of Tenerife, located in the centre of the Agurre Valley and just a few kilometres from the capital. As we continue westwards, we pass Tacoronte, one of the best growing areas on the island.
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