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World Cruise 2010
20-51 nights ‘Sailaway’ fare from £3,549 to £59,899
T
here’s an irresistible and adventurous allure to embarking on a grand voyage from the
very opposite side of the globe. Leaving Auckland’s sail-speckled harbour or seeing
Sydney’s curved Opera House melt into the horizon, the immediate thrill combines with the promise
of sensational discoveries up ahead as you head home across two mighty oceans. If time is at a
premium, savour an idyllic jaunt from Southern Australia to South Africa, and let Cape Town, nestled
beneath Table Mountain, be the final stunning scene in a striking tableau. Or depart this dramatic city
on a leisurely return to Southampton, as relaxing days at sea are woven around visits to tiny St Helena,
pulsating Rio, balmy Barbados, elegant Fort Lauderdale and incomparable New York.
Month Date* Day Port Arrive Depart
Mar 4 Th Auckland, New Zealand 07:00 20:00
5 F Bay of Islands, New Zealand
MA
08:00 17:00
7 Su Sydney, Australia 18:30
8 M Sydney 23:59
11 Th Adelaide, Australia
M
08:00 18:00
14 Su Perth
M
(from Fremantle), Australia 08:00 17:00
20 S Port Louis, Mauritius
M
09:00 17:00
23 T Durban, South Africa
M
09:00 18:00
25 Th Cape Town, South Africa
M
08:00
26 F Cape Town 18:00
30 T St. Helena, UK
MA
09:00 16:00
Apr 3 S Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 09:00 18:00
9 F Bridgetown, Barbados 09:00 18:00
12 M Fort Lauderdale, Florida 08:00 18:00
15 Th New York 06:30 18:00
22 Th Southampton 06:30
M
Maiden Call
A
Anchor Port
*Queen Mary 2 is at sea on dates not shown
Highlights
Cape Town
Board a cable car and take an extraordinary perspective
from atop broodingTable Mountain. Below you, South
Africa’s alluring ‘Garden City’ sprawls majestically along the
rugged coast, and you may even glimpse the Cape of
Good Hope.
Sydney, Australia
Rio de Janeiro
Acquaint yourself with two of Rio’s world renowned peaks,
as you ascend Sugarloaf by cable car and Corcovado, where
you stand at the feet of the Christ the Redeemer Statue, for Southampton
truly captivating views over this mesmerising city. New York
Barbados
Beyond the gorgeous beaches, follow the fascinating sugar Fort Lauderdale
trail to the restored former plantation of St Nicholas Abbey
and then drop by the Morgan Lewis windmill that was once
Barbados
used to crush the raw cane.
Barbados
St. Helena
Mauritius
Rio de Janeiro
Durban
Cape Town
Perth
Adelaide Sydney
Bay of Islands
Auckland
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