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WORLD CRUISES 2010
Ports of Call
13 January 26 January 5 February
LISBON, PORTUGAL MUSCAT, OMAN KUALA LUMPUR (FROM PORT KELANG), MALAYSIA
St George’s Castle may just offer the best view In this low-rise gem, wedged between the Savour the intriguing jumble of Moorish
of Portugal’s alluring capital, from where you Arabian Gulf and scenic mountains, don’t miss architecture and stately parks, then train your
can gaze out with the cannons over red tiled the Grand Mosque, its resplendent marble camera lens on soaring Petronas Towers, the
rooftops and sparkling River Tagus. crowned by an intricate wood panelled dome. fabulous twin emblems of modern KL.
16 January 27 January 6 February
ROME (FROM CIVITAVECCHIA), ITALY DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES SINGAPORE
Weave a beguiling trail from Colosseum to This ultra-modern resort has a traditional face, Visit teahouses, charming medicine shops and
Pantheon to Vatican’s Sistine Chapel. Just so glimpse the glittering Gold Souk and Grand fortune-tellers in Chinatown’s narrow lanes or
remember to throw a coin into the Trevi Mosque with its 70-metre minarets, gorgeous browse the upscale boutiques strung like
Fountain, thus ensuring your return here. stained glass and dozens of domes. pearls along Orchard Road.
19 January 30 January 8 February
PORT SAID, EGYPT MUMBAI, INDIA BANGKOK (FROM LAEM CHABANG), THAILAND
Encounter the impressive sight of vast ships Contrasts abound between Victorian Gothic Contrast the raucous, bustling boulevards with
waiting to enter the Suez Canal, then streets and modern skyscrapers, while the regal serenity of the majestic Royal
investigate the 19th-century colonial centre hawkers vend their wares and gaudy posters Palace, the Temple of the Dawn and countless
or fascinating National Museum. proclaim the latest Bollywood blockbuster. other beguiling sights.
20 January 3 February 10 February
SUEZ, EGYPT PHUKET, THAILAND HO CHI MINH CITY (FROM VUNG TAU), VIETNAM
Prepare for your memorable transit of the Stunning beaches have transformed this French colonial buildings set the scene as
world’s second longest canal from the hideaway into an entrancing resort; there’s the aroma of noodle stalls, the sight of
twinkling Red Sea with sweeping views of more wondrous scenery at Phang Nha Bay, its orange-garbed monks and the incessant buzz
the Ataga Hills and soaring Mount Sinai. limestone pillars looming from iridescent sea. of scooters create a vivid snapshot of daily life.
21 January 4 February 12-13 February
SAFAGA, EGYPT PENANG, MALAYSIA HONG KONG
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Make a magnificent Egyptian discovery, as Marvel at majestic Kek Lok Si Temple, one of Sip sunset cocktails on an authentic Chinese
Luxor and Karnak reveal myriad wonders Buddhism’s finest in South East Asia, or brave junk; it’s a calm moment between browsing
including vast sphinxes, temples and statues Snake Temple, its resident pit vipers are said this heady, non-stop bazaar and tempting your
and the tomb of Tutankhamen himself. to be rendered harmless by incense. palate with the country’s finest delicacies.
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= Overnight Stay
Avenue of the Sphinxes, Luxor Grand Mosque, Muscat Ho Chi Minh City
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