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TRADITIONAL BRITISH CRUISING • SMALLER SHIPS • FRIENDLY SERVICECruise and Maritime Voyages offer a more traditional and leisurely ‘country house’ style of cruising and maritime experience aboard their classic cruise ships, Marco Polo, Azores, Astor and new flagship, Magellan. The emphasis is very much on providing attentive service within a ‘home from home’ atmosphere. These elegant, smaller sized ships are accessible to more ports of call than the larger resort ships, enabling you to experience some truly innovative itineraries.

MAGELLAN

In 2015 Magellan will become the proud new flagship of the Cruise and Maritime Voyages fleet and like the Marco Polo and Azores will operate as an adult friendly ship. At 46,052grt she will carry about 1250 passengers accommodated in 726 cabins spanning nine passenger decks serviced by eight lifts. Her wide corridors and stairways and expansive deck areas with wood type decking in many areas exude a real feeling of spaciousness with a wide range of comfortable well-appointed lounges and panoramic seating and observation areas ideally suited to their scenic cruise programme. Combining expansive, comfortable surroundings and friendly service with stylish entertainment and delicious cuisine, Magellan is the perfect choice for those looking for a greater range of on board facilities. However, she still retains a feel of intimacy and personal attention when compared with the ‘mega’ resort style ships built today. No climbing walls or ice-skating rinks and no kids!

The Maitre’D and his attentive waiting staff will welcome you to the elegant Waldorf or Kensington Restaurants where you can opt for a full English breakfast, savour a leisurely five-course lunch and enjoy a delightful dinner every day of your cruise. Whilst breakfasts and lunches are generally served in the restaurant on an open seating basis, two fixed time sittings are operated for dinner in the evening. As a casual alternative, the light and airy Raffles Bistro is open every day for buffet style breakfast, lunches and dinner. Here informality is the key and you can feel free to drop in without any ceremony. The Pool Deck lends itself particularly well to al fresco meals so a buffet breakfast or lunch from the Bistro can be served up with a complimentary ocean view!

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Why not settle down and enjoy wonderful panoramic ocean views from the comfortable lounge areas along Magellan Deck, or relax in a secluded corner of the delightful Churchill’s where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink. At the very heart of Magellan is the stylish Captain’s Club, a popular place to meet fellow passengers. To start your evening you might opt for a pre-dinner drink here and enjoy a few of your favourite melodies. After dinner the show team would enjoy the pleasure of your company in the two-tier, theatre-style Show Lounge as the talented show team display their talents in a glittering ‘big-show’. Enjoy more evening entertainment in the Columbus Club and Scott’s is an ideal spot for late night dancing for the night owls!

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COMMEMORATIVE VOYAGE TO CANADA

This epic voyage retraces Marco Polo’s transatlantic service as Alexandr Pushkin during this, her Golden Anniversary year. This ‘grand lady’ will call at Amsterdam and Cherbourg before crossing the Atlantic to St. John’s, Newfoundland. Twenty amazing days are spent discovering Eastern Canada, including Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Québec and Montréal as you cruise the mighty St. Lawrence River. Then it’s back across the Atlantic with a final stop at Cobh in Ireland.

7 S E P ‘ 1 534NIGHTS

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YOUR ITINERARY

7 Sep ‘15 Join Marco Polo in Tilbury

8 Sep ‘15 Amsterdam (Netherlands)With more bicycles than permanent residents, the Dutch capital is both charming and quirky. Beautiful gabled houses and merchants’ mansions line serene, tree-lined canals, which are laid out in five concentric circles and crossed by numerous bridges.

9 Sep ‘15 Cherbourg, FranceIn Cherbourg, The Cité de la Mer is a vast aquarium and museum dedicated to all things marine, which is home to the submarine Redoutable. It’s the largest such vessel in the world open to the public.

15 Sep ‘15 St. John’s NewfoundlandSt. John’s, North America’s oldest European-settled city, is the capital of Newfoundland and Canada’s youngest province. For hundreds of years it has played host to explorers and conquerors, marauding pirates and merchant adventurers. Perhaps take an optional tour to Witless Bay Reserve, North America’s largest puffin colony.

17 Sep ‘15 Halifax, Nova ScotiaIn Halifax, the oldest British town on the Canadian mainland, visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and learn about Samuel Cunard, a native of Nova Scotia, who established an ocean dynasty. Take a stroll along the historic boardwalk, tracing the water’s edge of the world’s second biggest ice-free harbour, with its eclectic shops and acclaimed restaurants.

19 Sep ‘15 Charlottetown, Prince Edward IslandPrince Edward Island, of Anne of Green Gables fame, boasts stunning scenery rightfully earning it the title of the ‘Garden Province’ of Canada. Charlottetown is the birthplace of Canada, a charming historic city which serves as a shrine to the nation, representing the best that Canada has to offer. Cafes, restaurants, shops, golf courses and more sit amongst some incredible 19th century architecture to create a unique blend of past and present culture.

20 Sep ‘15 Gaspé, QuébecThe Gaspe Peninsula is renowned as one of the world’s most beautiful destinations and famed for its stunningly diverse collection of wildlife - a perfect destination for nature lovers. Take a boat trip to Percé Rock, one of the world’s largest and most spectacular natural arches and a nesting place for thousands of cormorants, kittiwakes and seagulls.

21 Sep ‘15 Cruising St. Lawrence River

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Québec City (overnight on board)Sitting at the confluence of the St Lawrence and Saint-Charles rivers, Québec City is the province’s capital as well as being one of North America’s oldest cities. Québec today is a haven for culture and the arts with 37 National Historic Sites of Canada, numerous museums, theatres and beautiful examples of early Canadian architecture with the most famous being the legendary Château Frontenac.

24 - 25 Sep ‘15

Montreal, Québec (overnight stay on board)Two full days are spent in Montréal, a delightfully diverse city with its French influenced St. Denis Street, extravagant Plateau Mont-Royal, China Town and Olympic Park. Take a tour of the city and admire the beautiful botanical gardens, feel the atmosphere of the Olympic stadium or head out to the glorious Laurentian Mountains for breathtaking views.

26 Sep ‘15 Saguenay, QuébecIts fjord, deeply chiselled in the Laurentian Mountains, is one of the world’s largest and was discovered by French explorer Jacques Cartier in the mid 1530’s. You will be struck by the natural beauty surrounding Saguenay where you may opt to see the unique ‘Story of the Kingdom of the Saguenay’ featuring over 80 actors, animals and special effects.

27 Sep ‘15 Sept-Îles, QuébecRenowned for its spell-binding scenery and rich heritage, Sept-Îles, or Seven Islands, is a town in the Cote-Nord region of Quebec. With sandy beaches, a varied social history strongly influenced by the local innu people, and some of the best whale watching in the world, Sept-Îles is a stunning and unforgettable place.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN YOUR CRUISE

9 Full board accommodation on board the adults-only Marco Polo

9 A delicious selection of traditional British and international full board cuisine

9 Afternoon teas and late night snacks

9 Welcome and Farewell Captain’s cocktail parties

9 Self-service tea and coffee from 6.00am to 10.00pm

9 Stylish big show evening entertainment and cabarets

9 Daytime activities

9 Informative guest lecture programme

9 A wide range of leisure facilities to enrich your time on board

9 Porterage of your luggage at the port and all Port taxes

Facilities Onboard 9 2 Restaurants offering formal & Informal dining

9 Wellness Centre & Gym

9 Swimming Pool & three whirlpools

9 Library & Card Room

9 Internet Café

9 Marco Polo Show Lounge

28 Sep ‘15 Havre-Saint-Pierre, QuébecOriginally made up of settlers from the nearby Iles de la Madeleine in the 1800’s, their influence on modern Havre-Saint-Pierre can be heard in the local dialect which is much closer to Acadian French than the Quebec French spoken elsewhere in the province.

29 Sep ‘15 Cap-aux-Meules, Îles del la Madeleine (Canada)Cap-aux-Meules, the second largest island of the Îles de la Madeleine in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, is surrounded by white-sand beaches and red cliffs. Get a taste of Madelinot life as you sample regional delicacies and meet the people.

30 Sep ‘15 Sydney, Nova Scotia (Canada)Sydney is a settlement with a diverse history and stunning coastline. Wander around the old town or opt to uncover magical Cape Breton Island, renowned for its beautiful Bras d’Or Lakes.

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Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada (overnight stay on board)Corner Brook is located on the west coast of Newfoundland nestled among the Long Range Mountains. The coastline is filled with magnificent fjords, thick forested areas and jagged headlands.

3 Oct ‘15 Cruising St. Lawrence River

4 Oct ‘15 L’Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland, CanadaL'Anse-aux-Meadows on the northern tip of Newfoundland is famous as the settlement founded over 1000 years ago by Nordic explorer Leif Eriksson, who travelled from his native Iceland to Canada, becoming the first European to do so when he arrived 500 years before Columbus.

9 Oct ‘15 Cork (from Cobh), IrelandFrom Cobh’s waterfront, streets lined with brightly coloured houses climb the steep slope of a hill, which is crowned with the imposing St Coleman’s Cathedral. A charming little town, Cobh is a gateway to the city of Cork and excursions to Ireland’s legendary Blarney Castle.

11 Oct ‘15 Arrive London Tilbury

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A total solar eclipse will occur on 20th March 2015 off the coast of the remote Faroe Islands. This special maiden cruise aboard Magellan will take you there to witness this phenomenon and hopefully, the amazing ‘solar corona’. Your itinerary takes you to the Scottish Highlands, Shetland and Faroe Islands plus Iceland – the ‘Land of Ice and Fire’, where it may be possible to view the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights.

Situated on the shores of the deep Cromarty Firth and with a fine natural harbour, Invergordon is a key port with an important naval history stretching back through two World Wars. The small, yet modern town is a charming coastal gateway to the beautiful Scottish Highlands and the incredible scenery that forms a stunning backdrop to the romantic castles and historic battlefields which can all be visited on optional excursions along with the ‘Capital of the Highlands’ Inverness. Other popular options include the Glenmorangie Distillery and a visit to the haunting Loch Ness with its legendary monster.

Originally settled by the Norsemen in the 9th century, Lerwick was founded as an unofficial marketplace to service 17th century Dutch herring fleets. The core of the town is a maze of narrow, flagstone streets set behind 18th century sandstone buildings overlooking the busy harbour. Hay’s Dock, once the centre of Shetland’s fishing and boat building industries, is home to the marvellous Shetland Museum and Archives. On the southern tip of Mainland the extraordinary archaeological site of Jarlshof tells the story of some 4,000 years of human history on this remote archipelago with a wealth of wildlife.

Part old Norse, part modern city, the Icelandic capital has a quirky character of its own. Although Reykjavik is one of the world’s smallest capital cities, it is home to almost half of Iceland’s population. Mosaics, murals and sculptures are found throughout the oldest part of the town where brightly coloured houses with tin roofs are watched over by the towering Hallgrimskirkja Church. The classic ‘Golden Circle’ featuring vast lava fields, bubbling mud pools, crashing waterfalls and spouting geysers, is a popular optional excursion along with the chance to bathe in the famous geothermal Blue Lagoon.

Once the site of an annual Viking gathering, Tórshavn is today one of the smallest and most pleasant capital cities in the world. It sits on the southern tip of Streymoy, one of eighteen islands in the Faroese archipelago. Tinganes is the old part of the town where characteristic, red wooden buildings with turf-covered roofs cluster on a narrow peninsula. It juts into the natural harbour around which the modern town has been built. The Faroe Islands have a wild and dramatic landscape, which is a magnificent backdrop to optional excursions showing how islanders live on this remote and unspoiled archipelago.

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ALL THIS IS INCLUDED IN THE FARE

And remember, Cruise and Maritime Voyages offer:

• Delicious full board cuisine.

• Afternoon teas and late night snacks.

• Captain’s Cocktail Party (cruises of 6 nights or more).

• Self-service tea & coffee (6am to 10pm).

• A more traditional and leisurely style cruising experience.• Smaller sized cruise ships accessible to more ports of call.• An excellent standard of friendly and attentive service.• Sterling is the currency on board Marco Polo, Azores and Magellan.• A choice of eight convenient UK departure ports.• A wide choice of wonderful excursions at most ports of call.

• Daytime activities and leisure facilities.

• Big show entertainment, cabarets and classical interludes. Guest speaker and arts & crafts (cruises of 5 nights or more).

• Porterage of luggage, port to cabin.

• Port Taxes.

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NO-FLY VOYAGE - AMAZON, WEST INDIES & AZORES

Vast swathes of jungle, home to extraordinary tropical plants and an abundance of colourful wildlife, Amazonia will undoubtedly be the highlight of this magnificent six-week adventure that starts the moment you leave British shores.On this incredible voyage taking you to the infamous Îles du Salut, four sun-splashed islands in the Caribbean, Cape Verde and the Azores, you’ll cruise the mighty Amazon and discover the largest tropical rainforest and most diverse ecosystem on earth!

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MAGELLAN

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INTRODUCING MAGELLAN …the new flagship of the Cruise & Maritime Voyages fleet

Carrying about 1250 passengers accommodated in 726 cabins spanning nine passenger decks, Magellan’s wide range of comfortable well-appointed lounges, panoramic seating and observation areas are ideally suited to her scenic cruising programme. The Comfortable surroundings and friendly service with stylish entertainment and delicious cuisine makes Magellan the perfect choice for those looking for a greater range of on board facilities, whilst still retaining a feel of intimacy and personal attention. Two beautifully appointed dining rooms; the Waldorf and Kensington Restaurants and the Bistro for casual dining. The magnificent tiered main show lounge spans the height of two decks and affords wonderful viewing opportunities complemented by a host of superb lounge bars and public areas.

5 Jan ‘16 Join Magellan in Tilbury

6 Jan ‘16 Amsterdam (Netherlands)With more bicycles than permanent residents, the Dutch capital is both charming and quirky. Beautiful gabled houses and merchants’ mansions line serene, tree-lined canals, which are laid out in five concentric circles and crossed by numerous bridges.

10 Jan ‘16 Lisbon, Portugal The steep, cobbled streets of the ancient Moorish Alfama district lead to wonderful viewpoints looking over the city. Further along the coast the elegant resorts of Cascais and Estoril stud Portugal’s own Riviera.

12 Jan ‘16 Funchal, MadeiraFunchal’s timeless charm is enhanced by a benign climate that fills this floating garden with year-round colours and perfumes of subtropical flowers and fruit. The harbour is right in the centre of town and as you approach the sight of whitewashed buildings with red tiled roofs tumbling down the verdant mountains is spectacular.

15 Jan ‘16 Porto Grande, Mindelo (Cape Verde Islands)An attractive city centre with charming colonial buildings, cobbled streets and many cafes. The old town, which sits directly on the ocean, has a distinctly African character and is home to the colonial Nossa Senhora da Luz church.

21 Jan ‘16 Santarem, Brazil One of the most astonishing sights in Santarém is not in the town itself but in the river. It’s on the banks of the Tapajós, where it joins the Amazon: the two rivers flow side-by-side without mixing, creating two distinct bands of different-coloured water.

22 Jan ‘16 Boca do Valeria, Brazil Landings are by the zodiac inflatables at this tiny remote village inhabited by descendants of the Portuguese settlers who inter-married with the native Indians. Barter with the villagers for local handicrafts.

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Manaus (overnight stay on board)Manaus, the city at the heart of the Amazon. Enjoy an overnight stay with a full programme of optional tours including a boat trip to view the incredible ‘Meeting of the Waters’. Riverboats journey through the myriad tributaries, estuaries and small creeks, where you’ll be able to catch sight of the region’s rich, diverse wildlife.

25 Jan ‘16 Parintins, AmazonasThis is the site of the annual Bois Bumbas festival said to be second only to the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. The port area has a colourful floating market with dozens of boats, selling fruit, vegetables, fish and souvenirs.

26 Jan ‘16 Alter do Chao, ParaAlter do Chão is a fishing village of stilted houses on a blue lagoon where you can swim in the clear river waters. Explore the jungle, visit an Indian art museum and perhaps try a glass of local quarana made from caffeine rich seeds.

27 - 28 Jan ‘16

Santana for Macapa (overnight stay on board)Santana is your gateway to Macapa, the capital of the Amapa region of Brazil and one of only five cities in the world lying directly on the equator. Here you have the unique experience of being able to have a foot in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at the same time.

30 Jan ‘16 Îles du Salut, French GuianaThe Îles du Salut are a group of small volcanic islands off the coast of French Guiana and known as ‘Devil’s Island’,made famous by the film Papillon.

1 Feb ‘16 St. George’s, GrenadaThe pretty port of St. George’s is the capital of Grenada, the famed ‘Spice Island’. Lush tropical rainforests, spectacular mountainous scenery, vanilla plantations and the wonderful fragrance and aroma of the island’s spices of nutmeg and cinnamon combine to provide a real treasure trove just waiting to be explored.

2 Feb ‘16 Kingstown, St Vincent and the GrenadinesKingstown is the capital and main administrative centre of St. Vincent with bustling markets, wonderful Botanical Gardens and historic Fort George. The mountainous interior offers glorious scenery and is dominated by the volcano Soufriere.

2 Feb ‘16 Bequia, St Vincent and the GrenadinesBequia means ‘island of the clouds’ in ancient Arawak. Princess Margaret Beach is totally unspoilt and the only access at present is by water taxi or down a steep track from the main road. A visit to Bequia provides you with a true insight into the traditional lifestyle of a small Caribbean island.

WHAT’S INCLUDED IN YOUR CRUISE

9 Full board accommodation on board the adult-only Magellan

9 A delicious selection of traditional British and international full board cuisine

9 Afternoon teas and late night snacks

9 Welcome and Farewell Captain’s cocktail parties

9 Self-service tea and coffee from 6.00am to 10.00pm

9 Stylish big show evening entertainment and cabarets

9 Daytime activities

9 Informative guest lecture programme

9 A wide range of leisure facilities to enrich your time on board

9 Porterage of your luggage at the port and all Port taxes

Facilities Onboard 9 2 Restaurants

9 Buffet Restaurant

9 Main Show Lounge

9 Night Club

9 3 Lounge Bars

9 3 Deck Bars

9 Library

9 Card & Bridge Room

9 Casino

9 Conference Room

9 Main Reception

9 2 Swimming Pools

9 3 Jacuzzis

9 Boutique & Shopping

9 Galleria

9 Wellness & Beauty Centre

9 Gym

9 Net Centre

9 Medical Centre

3 Feb ‘16 Castries, St LuciaThe mountainous island of St. Lucia with its distinctive Pitons provides a splendid backdrop to the thriving capital, Castries. Enjoy the vibrant Creole atmosphere and hustle and bustle of this colourful town or venture further afield to explore this most scenic of Caribbean Islands.

4 Feb ‘16 Bridgetown, BarbadosGlorious golden beaches and towering palms with names like Paradise Beach and Silver Sands, crystal clear turquoise waters, beautifully landscaped gardens and such a distinctively British atmosphere that in Bridgetown you’ll even find a Trafalgar Square with a statue of Nelson.

10 Feb ‘16 Horta, Faial, AzoresHorta is a colourful small port on Faial Island, one of the nine volcanic islands that make up the Azores. Spanish and Portuguese governance over the years has left a European influence on Horta with many fine examples of ornate and beautiful churches scattered around the area. Other remnants of Horta’s colourful past include the Torre do Relógio Clock Tower and the 16th century Forte de Santa Cruz.

11 Feb ‘16 Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel, AzoresWith a small town charm and squares paved with black and white tiles, beautiful churches and public buildings with white-painted facades and dark volcanic stone trim. Volcanic activity has produced spectacular scenery on the islands and this extraordinary natural beauty is a highlight of optional excursions.

16 Feb ‘16 Tilbury

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During the past half century, Marco Polo has sailed the seven seas and all the oceans of the world visiting every Continent from Antarctica to the Arctic and in 2015 she will be celebrating her 50th anniversary with an exciting programme of cruises sailing from the UK. The high point of the season will be a very special 36 night commemorative voyage to Canada and Greenland. This spectacular cruise retraces this grand lady’s transatlantic service as Alexandr Pushkin between Leningrad (now St. Petersburg) and Montreal, via London Tilbury, for the Soviet Union’s Baltic Shipping Company.

Fully stabilised and air conditioned, Marco Polo has eight passenger decks. Her wide range of public facilities include the very impressive Waldorf Restaurant offering a traditional two sitting fixed time dining option and, as an alternative more informal experience, the stylish Marco’s Bistro. There are five lounge areas – the theatre style Marco Polo Lounge, for some truly sparkling entertainment from the highly acclaimed show-team; the elegant Captain’s Club, a perfect venue for pre-dinner cocktails with the resident pianist; Palm Garden, with wonderful panoramic ocean views ; and the stylish Columbus Lounge where the head barman will soon get to know your favourite drink. Completing the quintet is Scott’s Barr, an ideal spot to enjoy the late night cabaret

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At the very heart of Marco Polo is the stylish Captain’s Club, a popular place to meet fellow passengers. To start your evening you might opt for a pre-dinner drink here and enjoy a few of your favourite melodies played by the resident pianist . After dinner head to the comfortable theatre-style Marco Polo Lounge as artists display their talents in a snappily choreographed revue or colourful floorshow – all you need to do is just sit back and enjoy. Scott’s Bar is an ideal spot for evening entertainment and late night dancing for the night owls! Located on Amundsen Deck, Scott’s has direct access to the outside and a view of the pool deck below.

The Maitre’D and his staff will welcome you to the elegant Waldorf Restaurant where you can opt for a full English breakfast, savour a leisurely five-course lunch and enjoy a delightful dinner every day of your cruise. Whilst breakfasts and lunches are generally served in the restaurant on an open seating basis, two fixed time sittings are operated for dinner in the evening. As a casual alternative, the light and airy Marco’s Restaurant is open every day for buffet style breakfast, lunches and dinner. Here informality is the key and you can feel free to drop in without any ceremony. The Pool Deck lends itself particularly well to al fresco meals so a buffet breakfast or lunch from Marco’s can be served up with a complimentary ocean view!

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AZORES

The intimate and beautifully restored Azores also joins the fleet in 2015. This 550 passenger classic cruise ship has an enviable reputation and Cruise & Maritime Voyages will continue to combine friendly service with stylish entertainment and delicious cuisine. With her handsome profile and a traditional walk around promenade deck, the 16,144grt Portuguese registered Azores is a classic beautifully restored ocean going cruise ship offering a wide selection of well-appointed and comfortable lounges and cabin accommodation spanning eight passenger decks and serviced by two lifts. Azores was originally built as a transatlantic ocean liner and in 1994 the vessel was virtually stripped to her hull and re-constructed at an amazing cost of $US150 million and restored as a beautiful new premium rated more contemporary cruise ship.

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The 21,000 tonne Astor is a truly stylish, classic cruise liner with an impressive reputation on the European cruise market. Extensively refurbished in 2010, she is fully stabilised and air-conditioned with seven passenger decks and a wide range of public facilities and accommodation for just 600 discerning guests. The intimate and contemporary country house style allows you to enjoy the camaraderie that comes from being among a select number of guests and be pampered by a very attentive crew. Astor is an exquisite and contemporary ocean going liner operating unique long distance voyages to and from Australia and South Africa and a programme of local and around Australia cruises from Fremantle (Perth).

7 8 0 2 4 Job No: 1454Call our Specialist Consultants now on 0330 303 8475www.cruise.co.uk are approved agents for Cruise and Maritime Voyages and are subject to their terms and conditions, available on request. Prices shown are per person based on two people sharing the lowest grade category in £sterling and are not combinable with any other offer. Upto £300 Free spend is per cabin and applicable on the Amazon Voyage and Commemorative Voyage to Canada Voyage only and amount depends upon cabin category booked. Gratuities of £5 per person per night (reduced to £4 per person per night for voyages of 16 nights or more) will be automatically added to your onboard account. Departure port listed as Tilbury refers to London Tilbury and the departure port of Bristol, refers to Bristol, Avonmouth. Please note prices are correct at the time of going to print and are subject to change and availability without prior notice. Every effort has been made to ensure that the fares advertised are correct, however customers are advised to call www.cruise.co.uk before booking. Some ports may be at anchor. Deposits paid are non-refundable. Holiday insurance is required. Cruise offers are available from 27 December 2014 and must be booked by 28th February 2015. E&OE

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Sognefjord, Flam, cruising Naeroyfjord to view Gudvangen, Bergen, Newcastle Tyne

Liverpool, Cobh for Cork, St. Mary’s (Isles of Scilly), St. Peter Port (Guernsey), Honfleur, Invergordon, Stornoway,

Tobermory, Liverpool

Bristol, Lisbon, Portimao, Gibraltar, Cadiz - overnight (for Seville), Leixoes (for

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A more TRADITIONAL and LEISURELY STYLE cruising experience

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Azores • 9 nights • 18 Aug ‘15 Marco Polo • 6 nights • 24 Oct ‘15

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Marco Polo • 6 nights • 27 Mar ‘15

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Magellan • 7 nights • 11 Apr ‘15 Azores • 11 nights • 19 Apr ‘15

CRUISE & MARITIME VOYAGES OFFER:

9 A more traditional and leisurely ‘country house’ style cruising experience.

9 Smaller sized cruise ships accessible to more ports of call.

9 An excellent standard of friendly and attentive service.

9 Sterling is the currency on board Magellan, Marco Polo and Azores.

9 A choice of 8 convenient UK departure ports.

9 A wide choice of wonderful excursions at most ports of call.

FIRST CRUISE, MARCO POLO

Reviewed By: Liggins, 2014

We had an absolutely amazing friendly cruise to Fjordland in 2014. The Waldorf restaurant was first class, the cabin was spacious, well finished, all the staff were approachable and willing to help in every way. The trips ashore were fantastic, and plenty of time to sight see. The piano evening entertainment was really lovely and we spent a lot of hours there. There were plenty of interesting things to keep one occupied. Many thanks for a lovely time. I would recommend this cruise to all my family and friends and look forward to going on a second cruise on Marco Polo soon!

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Tilbury, Kirkwall, Heimaey (Westmann Isands), circumnavigate Surtsey, Reykjavik, Isafjordur,

Akureyri, Seydisfordur, Torshavn (Faroe Islands), Lerwick, Tilbury

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ICELAND& NORTHERN ISLES

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Magellan • 12 nights • 27 Jul ‘15