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WORLD CRUISES 2010
Ports of Call
11-12 January 1 February 15 February
NEW YORK
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LA HAINA, MAUI, HAWAII CHRISTCHURCH (FROM LYTTELTON),
Pack in those iconic Manhattan experiences: Maui’s beaches are simply legendary, with
NEW ZEALAND
Fifth Avenue stores, Grand Central Station, sandy ribbons of black, red, white or gold; Take the gondola for a bird’s eye view of this
MoMA, Times Square, Central Park or though it’s worth tearing yourself away for the verdant city, see the sights by heritage tram or
surveying all from the Empire State Building. breathtakingly scenic inland drives. rely on leg power to explore beautiful Hagley
Park or Cathedral Square.
15 January 2 February
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA HONOLULU, OAHU, HAWAII
16 February
Bonnet House is South Florida at its serene Steep yourself in island culture: the Bishop
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND
best. Built in the 1920s, this plantation-style Museum displays its regal capes resplendent in A city of cable cars, café society, cultural
estate resounds with calls of resident birds tropical bird feathers; beautiful ‘Iolani Palace is riches and inspired cuisine, this capital is best
and monkeys amidst leafy glades. the elegant seat of Polynesian royalty. explored on foot, and you may start at the
architecturally striking Civic Square.
17 January 7 February
GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS PAGO PAGO, AMERICAN SAMOA
19-20 February
Delve into the duty free stores, browse for Make a dramatic South Seas entrance into this
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
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jewellery made from caymanite, snorkel in gorgeous natural harbour embraced by Drop by the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and
Stingray City and feed the graceful sea jungle-clad peaks, before exploring the Bondi Beach. Browse the historic Rocks
creatures – or just bask on flawless beaches. evocative white clapboard capital. District and Queen Victoria Building, then
ascend Sydney Tower for an awe-inspiring
19 January 10 February
perspective.
CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA LAUTOKA, FIJI
22 February
Be drawn to Ciudad Amurallada, the walled Welcome to a paradise of azure lagoons,
old town brimming with colonial history, white sands and verdant forest-clad interiors,
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA
brightly painted facades, charming balconies dotted with waterfalls, orchids, rippling sugar Witness sacred ceremonial lands on an
and delightful plazas awash with flowers. cane and ancient Polynesian shrines. Aboriginal Heritage walk in the Royal
Botanical Gardens, or board the ‘Puffing Billy’
23 January 13 February
steam train bound for the Yarra Glen vineyard.
ACAPULCO, MEXICO AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
24 February
Relax at sea level on the golden sands of this Witness Maori artefacts and cultural
beautiful resort, or stand 45 metres up at performances at the awesome Auckland
ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
La Quebrada to watch the daredevil cliff divers Museum, or gaze across Waitemata The ‘City of Churches’ is also a city of nature,
plunge into the ocean swell below. Harbour, whose name is Maori for ‘sea of with its green parks, flowing rivers and nearby
sparkling waters’. Barossa Valley, whose vineyards account for a
27 January
third of the country’s wine.
SAN FRANCISCO
Fall under the spell of Chinatown’s intense
bustle, wispy bay mists, roller-coaster streets
and clunking cable cars, the only mobile
national monuments in the entire US.
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= Overnight Stay
Grand Cayman Lautoka, Fiji Cable Car, Wellington
62 The most famous ocean liners in the world
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