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World Cruise 2010
22-63 nights ‘Sailaway’ fare from £3,699 to £73,389
18 February to 22 April
Sydney
B
egin your extraordinary experience Down Under, stepping aboard in Sydney or Fremantle to
to Southampton
63 nights
join the homeward half of this epic full circle. Or sail out of Sydney bound for the greenery of
’Sailaway’ fare from
Melbourne, before a quartet of first-time Australian calls showcasing church-sprinkled Adelaide and the rugged £7,699 to £73,389
west coast. From jungle-clad Borneo, prepare for a spectacular finale as you arrive in Hong Kong harbour, amidst
18 Feb Depart UK
2-night flight from UK to Sydney
traditional junks and sampans. Should you be en route to pristine Singapore, you’re yet to witness Shanghai’s
20 Feb Sydney
Embark Queen Victoria
soaring towers, intoxicating Vietnamese cities, and picture-perfect Thai palaces. For Dubai-bound guests, such
Depart 18:00
intriguing sights as Kuala Lumpur’s space-age skyscrapers and Muscat’s serene mosques still lie ahead on 22 Apr Southampton
Arrive 06:30
the horizon.
Month Date* Day Port Arrive Depart
Feb 20 S Sydney 18:00
22 M Melbourne, Australia 08:00 18:00
24 W Adelaide, Australia
M
08:00 18:00
27 S Albany, Australia
M
08:00 14:00
28 Su Perth
M
(from Fremantle), Australia 08:00 18:00
Mar 2 T Exmouth, Australia
M
08:00 18:00
7 Su Kota Kinalbalu,Malaysia 08:00 18:00
10 W Hong Kong, China 08:00
11 Th Hong Kong 16:00
13 S Shanghai, China 08:00 20:00
17 W Hanoi
MA
(from Halong Bay), Vietnam 07:00 19:00
19 F Ho Chi Minh City
(from Phu My), Vietnam 08:00 19:30
21 Su Bangkok
(from Laem Chabang), Thailand 07:00 19:00
22 M Ko Samui, Thailand
A
09:00 17:00
24 W Singapore 08:00 19:00
25 Th Kuala Lumpur
(from Port Kelang), Malaysia 08:00 17:00
26 F Phuket, Thailand
A
09:30 18:00
30 T Cochin, India 08:00 18:00
Apr 1 Th Mumbai, India 08:00 18:00
3 S Muscat, Oman
MA
09:00 17:00
4 Su Dubai, U.A.E. 09:00
5MDubai 17:00
7 W Salalah, Oman 12:30 18:00
11 Su Aqaba, Jordan 07:00 19:00
12 M Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
M
07:00 16:00
13 T Transit the Suez Canal
Port Said 17:00 19:00
Athens, Greece
15 Th Athens (from Piraeus), Greece 08:00 18:00
17 S Rome (from Civitavecchia), Italy 07:30 19:00
22 Th Southampton 06:30
M
Southampton
Maiden Call
A
Anchor Port – see page 158
*Queen Victoria is at sea on dates not shown Rome
Athens
Shanghai
Port Said
Aqaba
Highlights
Dubai Hong Kong
Sharm El Sheikh
Muscat Mumbai
Hanoi
Bangkok
Halong Bay Salalah Ko Samui
Ho Chi Minh City
Legend says the thousand limestone islands jutting from
Cochin Phuket
glinting waters formed from jewels and jade poured from a
Kuala Lumpur
Kota Kinabalu
dragon’s mouth.You’ll soon understand why they attracted
Singapore
such powerful myth as you admire the compelling beauty
and mystical caves that shroud this gorgeous bay.
Singapore Exmouth
Make a poignant visit to World War II Changi prison;
Perth
delight in the garish colours of Little India, filled with
Adelaide Sydney
fragrant spice shops and vendors of flower garlands; and
Albany
sip a scarlet Singapore Sling in the Long Bar of the elegant
Melbourne
Raffles Hotel.
56 For booking conditions, information and insurance see pages 164-173
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