Summer 2010 cruise offers
Oceania Cruises are offering up to $1,000 (c. £650) per person savings off selected summer 2010 cruises, including a cultural cruise of Turkey, Greece and Italy, a `five country, fine dining’ Mediterranean cruise and a cruise of the Riviera’s most romantic yacht harbours.
Prices from $2,139 (c.£1450) per person for the `Yacht Havens’ cruise, including a $1,000 (c. £650) per person saving, including all meals and complimentary bottled water. Prices exclude flights.
12 nights, Amsterdam to London
Fly out, cruise back, departing on 11th July 2010 Oceania Cruises has a 12 night sailing from Amsterdam to London with a $1,000 (c. £650) per person saving, on board its mid-sized luxury cruise ship Insignia. The cruise takes in a diverse range of port calls, from the Scandinavian cities of Gothenburg, Oslo and Copenhagen to Belgium’s historic Antwerp and Brussels, St. Malo in France to the UK’s Dorset coastline before arriving into London. The 12 night sailing now costs from $2,369 (c.£1600) (was $3,369 /c.£2150).
Europe’s `Yacht Havens’
Departing on 5th August Oceania Cruises has 10 night Mediterranean `Yacht Havens’ cruise, calling in to some of the most picturesque harbours in Europe, including Portofino, Porto Venere (Cinque Terre), Sanary-sur-Mere, St. Tropez and the little port of Sete in France’s south west. The cruise is on board Nautica, one of Oceania’s three mid-sized luxury cruise ships and also visits Cannes, Corsica and Sardinia. The sailing gives passengers an exceptional chance to enjoy some of Europe’s finest cuisine in both France and Italy, as well as on board, where there’s no supplement for Oceania’s exceptional speciality dining restaurants. The 10 night sailing now costs from $2,139 (c.£1450) (was $3,139 /c.£2100).
Oceania’s 12 night `Ionian Inspiration’
For a spectacular view of Italy’s coastline, visiting Portofino, Cinque Terre, the Amalfi Coast, Livorno, Sicily and Capri, also calling into Monte Carlo, Corfu, Montenegro’s fjord of Kotor and up to Dubrovnik and Venice, Oceania Cruises has a 12 night sailing from Rome to Venice, currently with a $500 (c. £740) per person saving for departure on 5th September. The cruise is on board Oceania Cruises’ mid-sized, luxury cruise ship, Insignia, and now costs from $3,369 (c.£2175) (was $3,869 /c.£2500).
Fine Dining in Five Countries
Oceania Cruises, which offers exceptional on-board specialty dining at no extra cost, is offering a $1,000 (c. £650) per person saving a spectacular Riviera sailing, departing on 30th September, and taking in the colour and cuisine of five countries during a 12 night sailing. The luxury ship Regatta departs from Monte Carlo on 30th September, calls in to Cannes, Italy’s islands and western coastline, Corfu, Kotor and Dubrovnik, to arrive in Venice 12 nights later. The cruise now costs from $2,869 (c.£1850) (was $3,869 /c.£2500).
Cultural Cruising
A cruise combining culture, history and cuisine; Oceania Cruises’ 10 night `Ancient Discoveries’ cruise, departing 24th October, provides the chance to visit ancient sites, from the ancient ruined city of Ephasus to Katakolon where the Olympic Games began in 776 B.C., with exceptional on-board dining in a choice of five restaurants and no specialty dining supplements. The sailing embarks in Athens and cruises the Greek islands, taking in Rhodes, with its ancient fortified city, Akrotiri on the island of Santorini, thought to be the legendary city of Atlantis, and sailing up Italy’s west coast to see the Greek amphitheatre and Roman ruins in Taormina, Sicily, the 11th and 12th Century architecture of the Amalfi Coast and Sardinia’s capital, Olbia, to Napoleon’s birthplace at Ajaccio, Corsica. The final stops at Livorno (with excursions to Florence and Pisa) and Rome, provide guests with a chance to see italy’s unrivalled art and architecture. Including a $500 (c. £325) per person saving, the cruise costs from $2,869 (c.£1850) (was $3,369 /c.£2175).
For more information and bookings, visit: Oceaniacruises.co.uk
