historic north atlantic & coastal new england

ABOARD THE MS SAINT LAURENT

LUXURY COASTAL EXPEDITIONS

Historic North Atlantic & Coastal New England

HISTORIC NORTH ATLANTIC & COASTAL NEW ENGLAND Portland to Nassau | 13 days

2 RESERVATIONS 1-855-424-6275

SUMMER 2015 & 2016

HISTORIC NORTH ATLANTIC & COASTAL NEW ENGLAND Portland to Nassau | 13 days

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Portland, ME

Boston, MA

Newport, RI

Newport News, VAWilliamsburg

Wilmington, NC

Charleston, SC

Savannah, GEJacksonville, FL

West Palm Beach, FL

Nassau, Bahamas

CRUISE LAND

St. Augustine

ATLANTICOCEAN

UNITEDSTATES

Itinerary At A Glance Pre-Cruise Extension: Add 3 Days in Portland, Maine

DAY 1: Portland, Maine, USA (Embarkation)

DAY 2: Boston, Massachusetts

DAY 3: Newport, Rhode Island

DAY 4: Sailing the Atlantic Coast

DAY 5: Williamsburg, Virginia (Norfolk)

DAY 6: Sailing the Atlantic Coast

DAY 7: Wilmington, North Carolina

DAY 8: Charleston, South Carolina

DAY 9: Savannah, Georgia

DAY 10: St. Augustine, Florida (Jacksonville)

DAY 11: West Palm Beach, Florida

DAY 12: Nassau, Bahamas

DAY 13: Nassau, Bahamas (Disembarkation)

Post-Cruise Extension: Add 3 Days in Nassau, Bahamas

*Itinerary operates in both directions

BOSTON’S PUBLIC LIBRARY“A Palace for the People”

Originally established in 1848, and rebuilt in Copley Square in 1895, the Boston Public Library contains over 23 million items, including first edition folios by William Shakespeare, original music scores from Mozart to Prokofiev’s

“Peter and the Wolf,” and the personal library of John Adams.

Begin your journey with a 3-day optional Pre-Cruise Extension in the city

of Portland, Maine before you embark.See page 16 for more information

This remarkable journey along North America’s stunning east coast traces the nation’s history from the Tea Party in Boston to grand southern

plantations to the early settlers of southeast and the vibrant pastel buildings of Nassau. Along the way, you’ll revel at the spectacular shorelines, stories of British colonization, the founding of a new nation, the old world elegance of Newport’s mansions, and the southern charm of Charleston and Savannah. Sailing along North America’s stunning east coast, you’ll see the gilded mansions of the Vanderbilts and Rockefellers. Tour the first English settlement in Williamsburg and the first World War II battleship in Wilmington. Then sail to St. Augustine to sip from Ponce de Leon’s “fountain of youth” and stop into the Worth Avenue shops of West Palm Beach before arriving in sunny Nassau.

Portland, Maine (Embarkation)DAY 1

Arrive in Portland, Maine, and board the luxurious MS Saint Laurent. This evening, gather for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres as we embark on our cruise.

Boston, MassachusettsDAY 2

This morning we’ll arrive in Boston and go ashore for a tour of this 250-year old city. Highlights include: Copley Square, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, upscale Back Bay, the exclusive shops along Newbury Street, the Public Garden, the green oasis of Boston Common, and the exclusive neighborhood of Beacon Hill. Downtown, we’ll pass the gold-domed Massachusetts State House and see the Old South Meeting House where the Boston Tea Party began. Across the Charles River, we’ll catch a glimpse of the Old North Church where Paul Revere signaled that the British were coming. At the conclusion of the tour, you can choose to meander through Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall or return to the ship. On board this evening, we’ll gather for a welcome reception followed by a themed dinner in the ship’s main dining room.

BEACON HILL, BOSTON

Travel back in time to Revolutionary Boston with a walk along the Freedom Trail to the sites and scenes of critical events that paved the way for American independence. Highlights include the Massachusetts State House, Park Street Church, the Granary Burying Ground, and the Old South Meeting House where angry colonists met on the eve of the Boston Tea Party. Passing Faneuil Hall, you will continue to the North End, then visit the Old North Church where Paul Revere signaled that the British were coming. Your excursion ends with independent sightseeing at Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market.

INDIVIDUAL PURSUITS

Freedom Trail Walking TourDay 2


HISTORIC COASTAL NEW ENGLAND

Today, we’ll arrive in Rhode Island and take a scenic drive through Newport’s historic district with its fine examples of Colonial, Federal, and Victorian homes. We’ll see Trinity Church, Redwood Library, and the Gothic Church of Saint Mary, where Jacqueline Bouvier and Senator John F. Kennedy were married. Next we’ll

take the famous ten-mile Ocean Drive to Bellevue Avenue to see the gorgeous “summer cottages” of the Vanderbilts, Astors, and Morgans. At the conclusion of our tour, you’ll have the option to stay in town for independent pursuits or return to the ship for an afternoon of rest and relaxation.

VIEW FROM MANSION, NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND

NEWPORT BRIDGE THE MARBLE HOUSE MANSION, NEWPORT

Newport, Rhode IslandDAY 3


Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt established his family fortune in steamships and the New York Central Railroad. By the late 19th century, the Vanderbilts were the wealthiest family in America and chose Newport, Rhode Island, as their summer playground. On this tour, we’ll visit two of the grandest villas ever built in the United States. Completed in 1892, Marble House was modeled after the Petit Trianon at Versailles and took nearly four years to build at a total cost exceeding $11 million. The Breakers, inspired by the 16th-century palaces of Genoa and Turin and completed in 1895, is set on a 13-acre estate with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.

INDIVIDUAL PURSUITS

The Vanderbilts’ Newport

Day 3

Williamsburg, Virginia (Norfolk)DAY 5

This morning, we’ll take a drive to historic Williamsburg. Founded in 1632 as a fortified settlement on high ground between the James and York rivers, Williamsburg was the capital of the Colony of Virginia from 1699 to 1780 and the center of political events in Virginia leading to the American Revolution. Located here, the College of William & Mary, established in 1693, is the second-oldest institution of higher education in the United States. Its alumni include three U.S. presidents, four U.S. Supreme Court justices, and four signers of the Declaration of Independence. Next, we’ll continue to Jamestown Settlement, a living history village commemorating the first permanent English settlement on the North American mainland. This full-day tour includes a picnic lunch.

Today, we’ll enjoy scenic cruising along the East Coast of the United States. Twelve of the original British colonies – which later became the first states in the United States – lie along the East Coast. Maine and Florida were originally settled by the French. The “middle colonies” (Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania) were owned by the Dutch until they were captured by the British in the 17th century.

Cruising the Atlantic CoastDAY 4

GOVERNOR’S MANSION, COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG



Cruising the Atlantic CoastDAY 6

We’ll enjoy a full day of cruising today en route to North Carolina. During the day, our onboard specialist will offer presentations on the history and culture of the United States’ Atlantic Seaboard.

Today we’ll tour the charming southern city of Wilmington, North Carolina. Located at the mouth of Cape Fear River, Wilmington was founded in 1739 and served as an important shipping port for goods arriving from Europe. Today, the city is known for its well-preserved Antebellum, Georgian, and Victorian homes. Cobblestone and brick-lined streets, magnolias and live oaks, mansions and old churches, the river and the railroad, the Cotton Exchange and

Wilmington, North CarolinaDAY 7

This morning, we’ll take a drive through Charleston’s old historic district with homes dating back to the 18th century. The highlight of the day is a visit to Boone Hall Plantation, which was used in the filming of the television miniseries “North and South” and the movie “Gone With the Wind.” Here, we’ll enjoy a tour of the stately Colonial Revival plantation house and grounds, including slave quarters built from bricks that were made on the plantation in the 1800s.

Charleston, South Carolina

Chandler’s Wharf all recall an era of gracious southern living. The final stop on our tour is a visit to the USS North Carolina battleship. Commissioned in 1941, the ship was the first of ten to join the battle of World War II. This evening, enjoy a sumptuous dinner in the MS Saint Laurent’s main dining room.

DAY 8

USS NORTH CAROLINA, WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA


CHARLESTON PLANTATION

THE HISTORIC BOONE HALL PLANTATION

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With Spanish moss dripping from centuries-old oak trees and wildflowers blooming in the gardens, Boone Hall is one of America’s oldest working, living plantations. Visitors are invited to explore the history of this 330-year-old estate, from its beginning days to the modern-era production of strawberries, peaches, tomatoes, pumpkins, and more.

PINEAPPLE FOUNTAIN, CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON PLANTATION



Embark on a guided walking tour of Charleston’s historic district. Visit the Georgian-style Heyward-Washington House (1772) featuring one of the most outstanding collections of Charleston-made furniture in the city, including the priceless Holmes Bookcase. President George Washington stayed in this home during his visit in 1791. This property also boasts one of the few original kitchen houses in the city. Afterwards, you’ll visit the Nathaniel Russell House, with an equally fine collection of Charleston made-furniture and a spiraling cantilevered staircase that is a true work of art.

INDIVIDUAL PURSUITS

The Grand Estates of Charleston

Day 8

SAVANNAH HISTORIC DISTRICT FORSYTH PARK, SAVANNAH


Arriving in lovely Savannah, Georgia, we’ll go ashore after breakfast for a comprehensive tour of this sophisticated and charming southern city. Founded in 1733, Savannah is one of America’s finest preserved cities and considered a jewel of the south. Traveling with a knowledgeable guide, we’ll learn

why Savannah has the distinction of being one of the largest National Urban Historic Landmarked Districts in the United States and get a true taste of authentic southern hospitality. Back on board this evening, we’ll toast another historic day as we set sail for northern Florida.

Savannah, GeorgiaDAY 9

SAVANNAH RIVER BOAT



This morning, we’ll set off early for a tour of St. Augustine, the oldest successful European settlement in the United States, settled 55 years before the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock and 42 years before Jamestown. Here, we’ll visit the oldest masonry fort in the continental United States, which began construction in 1672 when Florida was part of the Spanish Empire. Then, we’ll continue to the Archaeological Park of Ponce de León, the original site of the city, which was explored by Juan Ponce de León in 1513 and settled by Pedro Menéndez de Avilés in 1565. Back on the ship, we’ll set sail in the afternoon for South Florida.

St. Augustine, Florida (Jacksonville)DAY 10

This profound museum experience honors the courage and commitment of the more than 350,000 members of the Eighth Air Force from World War II to the present. The Eighth Air Force was officially activated on January 28, 1942, just 53 days after the attack on Pearl Harbor and played a crucial role in defeating the Nazis in World War II. During the tour, you will learn about the vast collection of items in the museum’s library and have free time to browse the exhibits.

INDIVIDUAL PURSUITS

Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum

Day 9

CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS, ST AUGUSTINE

CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS ST. AUGUSTINE

MIGHTY EIGHTH AIR FORCE MUSEUM, MEMORIAL GARDENS


OLD TOWN, ST. AUGUSTINE

“Completed in 1902 as a wedding present for oil tycoon Henry Flager’s third wife, Whitehall was designed by Carrère & Hastings in the Beaux Arts architectural style—a move meant to revive the era of extravagant mansions that was established in Newport, Rhode Island in the late 1800s.


GRAND HALL, FLAGLER MUSEUM

FRENCH DRAWING ROOM, FLAGLER MUSEUM FLAGLER MUSEUM, PALM BEACH, FLORIDA

PHOTO CREDITS: ©FLAGER MUSEUM.JPG

WHITEHALL FLAGLER MUSEUMAbout

Flagler Museum will open exclusively only for our guests. Board your coach and drive to the Whitehall Flagler Museum. This glorious mansion was commissioned by Standard Oil tycoon Henry Flagler as a wedding present to his third wife, Mary Lily Kenan. In the atmospheric pavilion, you can climb aboard the Rambler, Mr. Flagler’s private restored railroad car. Railcar #91 was built in 1886 for Flagler’s personal use and was acquired by the Museum in 1959 as an artifact of Florida history. Your visit here is docent-lead and covers the entire first floor. Following the tour you are free to explore the second floor and pavilion via audio headsets.

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Nassau, Bahamas (Overnight)DAY 12

Late this afternoon, we’ll arrive in Nassau, the capital of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Here, you’ll enjoy free time for individual pursuits exploring the island’s many sites, including the pink parliament building, the Straw Market, Bay Street boutiques, Pirates of Nassau Museum, and Cable Beach.

PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, NASSAU

Extend your journey with a 3-day optional Post-Cruise Extension in the colorful city of Nassau, Bahamas.

See page 17 for more information

Today we’ll enjoy a private tour of the Whitehall Flagler Museum. Also known as the Taj Mahal of North America, Whitehall is a 55-room, Edwardian-style mansion featuring a Louis XIV music room and art gallery, a Louis XV ballroom, and 14 guest suites with original antique European furnishings. Next, we’re off to Worth Avenue where—just steps away from the breezy blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean—you’ll find what’s rumored to be the best shopping in the world. For many years, the boutiques along this drive have been renowned for their elegant couture apparel, art, antiques, jewelry, and fine furnishings.

After breakfast, you’ll disembark the MS Saint Laurent and make your way to the airport for your flight home or to the The British Colonial Hilton (or similar) for your extended stay.

Nassau, Bahamas (Disembarkation)DAY 13

West Palm Beach, FloridaDAY 11

2015 & 2016 DEPARTURE DATES

10/30/15 – 11/11/15 PORTLAND/NASSAU

5/3/16 – 5/15/16 NASSAU/PORTLAND

10/24/16 – 11/5/16 PORTLAND/NASSAU

2016 DEPARTURES2015 DEPARTURES

PRE CRUISE EXTENSION

PORTLAND, MAINE

Pre-Cruise Extension | 3-Days From $679 USD per person (double occupancy) | 2015 Single Supplement $359

HIGHLIGHTS

Arrive in Portland, Maine and check into the Westin Portland Harborview Hotel (or similar). Enjoy leisure time exploring this bustling waterfront city, including lunch and dinner on your own. Often called the San Francisco of the east, Portland is an unexpected epicurean wonderland. This evening, consider indulging in dinner at the award-winning Hugo’s. Or, try the rustic, wood-fired dishes at Chef Sam Hayward’s Fore Street. After breakfast the following morning, we’ll board our motorcoach for a half-day tour.

Founded in 1632, Portland is a study in contrasts between old and new. We’ll see the Old Port District’s red-brick warehouses; Casco Bay, the city’s natural deepwater harbor; the waterfront green space known as the Eastern Promenade, and the vibrant downtown Arts District. Then it’s on to coastal Cape Elizabeth for a visit to Fort Williams Park & Museum, home of the Portland Head Light. Next, we’ll enjoy visits to the Maine Historical Society and the Wadsworth-Longfellow House before returning to the waterfront for a local specialty snack. With lunch and dinner on your own, you’ll have the chance to sample Five Fifty-Five’s truffled lobster mac-and-cheese and the gourmet panini at Duckfat. You may also wish to embark on an optional tour, such as the Kennebunkport Exploration. After breakfast the next morning, you’ll make your way to the airport for your flight home or to the port for the cruise portion of your vacation.


POST CRUISE EXTENSION

HIGHLIGHTS

Arrive in Nassau, Bahamas and make your way to The British Colonial Hilton (or similar). After check in, enjoy leisure time, including lunch and dinner on your own. After breakfast at the hotel the next morning, we’ll join our guide for a drive past the Government House and Parliament Square en route to Fort Fincastle, built in 1793 by Lord Dunmore. Next, we’ll see Fort’s Water Tower and Queen’s Staircase, an outdoor limestone staircase built by slaves to honor Queen Victoria’s help in the abolition of slavery in the Bahamas. Continuing on, we’ll pass Cable Beach and The Native Straw Market then stop for a tour of the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, which is housed in the historic Villa Doyle (built in the 1860s).

After our gallery tour, we’ll drive past the Fish Market at Arawak Cay and stunning Paradise Island en route to Fort Charlotte. Located on a hill overlooking the far west end of the harbor, the 100-acre Fort Charlotte features a moat, dungeons, underground passageways, and 42 cannons, which have never been fired in an act of aggression. We’ll finish the tour with a visit to a local Rum Cake Factory, where you can to sample this local specialty before returning to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you wish, with lunch and dinner on your own at any of Nassau’s eclectic eateries. Try the Euro-style fare at Via Caffe or sample fresh conch delicacies at The Fish Fry. You may also wish to embark on an optional tour, such as Inside Rum Production. After breakfast the next morning, you’ll make your way to the airport for your flight home or to the port for the cruise portion of your vacation.

NASSAU, BAHAMAS

Post-Cruise Extension | 3-Days From $649 USD per person (double occupancy) | 2015 Single Supplement $339



MS SAINT LAURENTMS SAINT LAURENT

INTRODUCING THE ALL-NEW

M S S A I N T L A U R E N TAn Agile and Elegant Small Ship,

Perfectly Suited to Coastal Cruising

REFINED, SMALL SHIP EXPERIENCESThe indisputable joy of sailing is brought to life on the MS Saint Laurent, an agile small ship that easily navigates canals and locks, tranquil bays, and hidden ports where larger ships dare not go. Onboard, fresh, modern design tips its hat to our maritime past as spacious, open-air lounges, inviting dining venues, and generous windows ensure you never miss a chance to savor the view.

INTUITIVE & ATTENTIVE SERVICEWith a caring crew of 90 pampering no more than 210 guests, you’ll feel at home on the MS Saint Laurent from the moment you step on


MS SAINT LAURENT

board. Whether it’s a favorite cocktail served to you on deck, hot coffee delivered to your room, an iPad® offered for use in the lounge, or the delicate chocolate on your pillow ensuring sweet dreams, serving you is our pleasure. Throughout the ship, “free flowing” beverages are available 24 hours a day and 24-hour room service is just a phone call away.

ONBOARD SPECIALISTS & INCLUDED EXCURSIONSAboard the MS Saint Laurent, you’ll often travel in the company of engaging specialists focusing on areas such as: marine biology, naval history, ornithology and geology who share their expertise freely in presentations and impromptu discussions throughout your journey. In port, shore excursions with knowledgeable local guides provide meaningful opportunities to uncover the rich history, unique wildlife, and fascinating cultures of the destinations you visit.

The Haimark Difference

MS SAINT LAURENT

CLIFF ROCK BAR & GRILLE

THE COMPASS LOUNGE

Refined, Elegant & Open to New AdventuresSkillfully designed to foster a convivial atmosphere while giving you room to breathe, the MS Saint Laurent invites you to relax and unwind as you discover the world’s most remarkable coastal regions. Enjoy quiet time in a cozy corner. Stretch your legs on the promenade. Or gather with friends as you watch the world go by. No matter where you are, you’ll find perfectly designed spaces for every mood and every possibility. ery THE SEASCAPE TAVERNShare stories and laughter with friends and fellow travelers in the casual comfort of this cozy, English-style tavern. In the early evening, talented musicians bring the ship to life with all your favorite songs.

SHEARWATER DINING ROOM

OBSERVATION DECK LOUNGEThis comfortable outdoor seating area is the perfect place to celebrate a successful shore excursion, gather for afternoon cocktails and amber sunsets, or indulge in a little late-night stargazing.

PINNACLE TERRACEStretch your legs on the ship’s open-air promenade or relax with a beverage on the spacious terrace, the perfect vantage point as you watch for wildlife on shore.

SUN DECKThe sun deck is the perfect place to greet the day during morning yoga or a stretching session. Relax with a book and soak up some rays on one of the cushioned lounges.

LAURENT BOUTIQUEShop for jewelry, souvenirs, sundries, and fashionable logo wear to remind you of your adventure aboard the MS Saint Laurent.

CLIFF ROCK BAR & GRILLEEnjoy fresh air and fresh selections at the Cliff Rock Grille, where “hot rock” cooking is the special of the day, every day. Choose your ingredients and watch them cook to perfection on 100% pure volcanic lava rock. Serving buffet breakfast and lunch and seated dinner.

SHEARWATER DINING ROOM Savor delicious cuisine in the easy elegance of the main dining room, where a professional wait staff serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily from our chef’s menu of regionally inspired dishes.

THE COMPASS LOUNGELog onto one of the ship’s iPads and catch up on the latest news or send a few emails to friends back home. Attend an enriching presentation by an onboard specialist. Gather around the grand piano for an old fashioned sing-along. After dinner, cocktails, music, and dancing keep the fun going into the evening hours.

SHIP ACCOMMODATIONS

Fresh and ModernSTATEROOMS AND SUITES


OWNER’S SUITE Your Own Private Retreat

After exhilarating days on shore, escape to your own private retreat featuring fresh, modern décor, hardwood floors, beds with deep, premium mattresses, 100% Egyptian cotton sheets, deluxe duvets, and your choice of different pillow options. All 105 staterooms and suites also offer individual climate controls, magnifying makeup mirrors, plush towels, coveted L’Occitane® bath amenities, spa robes and slippers, generous closets and under- bed storage.

OWNER’S SUITE: Ocean view suite boasting sweeping views, interior and exterior entrances,

a private terrace, a complimentary minibar (restocked daily), one queen bed and one sofa bed, sitting area, in-room safe, evening canapés, complimentary laundry service, and the services of a dedicated butler, fresh fruit upon arrival (Deck 3)

Category AA: Ocean view suite with direct access to the open-air promenade. Added amenities include: two twin or one queen bed, armoire, minibar, evening canapés, complimentary laundry service, and the services of a dedicated butler, fresh fruit upon arrival (Deck 4)


Category A Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed (Deck 3)

Category B Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, sweeping views, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 3)

Category C Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 3)

Category D Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 2)

Category E Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 2)

Category F Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 1)

Category G Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 1)

Category H Stateroom: 1 Interior stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers (Deck 3)

CATEGORY G

CATEGORY D CATEGORY H CATEGORY AA

GASTRONOMY AND LIBATIONS


DELICIOUS REGIONALLY INSPIRED CUISINEThe MS Saint Laurent offers two distinctive dining venues, each with its own appeal. Share stories and laughter with friends in the casual comfort of the English-style tavern. Enjoy fresh air and fresh selections at Cliff Rock Grille & Bar, an outdoor grill where “hot rock” cooking is the special of the day, everyday. Relax in the comfort of the elegant main dining room, where a professional wait staff serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily from our chef’s menu of regionally inspired dishes and western favorites.

Throughout the ship, “free flowing” beverages are available 24 hours a day. Choose from coffee, tea, mineral water, soft drinks, beer, wine, and spirits. Specialty coffee drinks and premium wines and spirits are available for an extra fee. And, of course, 24-hour room service is always just a phone call away.

MS SAINT LAURENT

SUITE AA A B C D E F G H

Refurbished: 2015 | Length: 286.32 ft | Width: 50 ft | Draft: 13.52 ft | Speed: 12 knots Gross Tonnage: 4954 tons | Registry: Nassau, Bahamas | Voltage: 110 volts | Guests: 210

Crew: 90 | Suites: 2 (325 sq ft) | Staterooms: 103 (130-190 sq ft) | Zodiacs: 6

ONBOARD AMENTIES• Spa quality robes and slippers • L’Occitane® bath amenities• Pillow menu• Premium mattresses• 100% Egyptian cotton bedding• In-room electronic safe• Individual climate control• LCD flat screen television (satellite)• Hair dryer & make-up mirror

• Universal docking station with alarm clock• En suite telephone with outside line• 24-hour room service• Bottled mineral water, replenished daily• “Free flow” beverage service• Complimentary WiFi Package• Daily housekeeping; nightly turndown• Certified medical doctor on board• Salon on board

TARIFFS

DECK10 DAYCRUISE

13 DAYCRUISE

10 DAYCRUISE

13 DAYCRUISE

3 $7999 $9799 $8399 $9999

4 $7299 $8999 $7699 $9399

3 $6799 $8599 $7199 $8999

3 $6599 $8199 $6999 $8599

3 $6299 $7899 $6599 $8299

2 $5999 $7599 $6299 $7999

2, 3 $5599 $7299 $5799 $7699

1 $5299 $6999 $5499 $7399

1 $4599 $6499 $4999 $6999

3 $4199 $5999 $4499 $6299

$399 $499 $399 $499

BASED ON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY. PER PERSON IN USD. 60% SINGLE SUPPLEMENT AVAILABLE FOR CATEGORIES A-F

2015 2016

STATEROOM & SUITECATEGORIES

PORT CHARGES

Owner's Suite

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Category A

Category B

Category C

Category D

Category E

Category F

Category G

Category H

STATEROOMS & SUITES

PRE & POST CRUISE EXTENSION PRICING

2015 2016 2015 2016

Portland, Maine Port of Spain, Trinidad$679.00 $699.00 $569.00 $589.00$359.00 $369.00 $269.00 $279.00

Montréal, Québec Cartagena, Colombia$599.00 $629.00 $579.00 $599.00$379.00 $389.00 $329.00 $339.00

Chicago, Illinois Arenal & Monteverde, Costa Rica$629.00 $649.00 $899.00 $929.00$319.00 $329.00 $269.00 $289.00

Toronto, Ontario, Canada Lima, Peru$579.00 $599.00 $499.00 $509.00$249.00 $259.00 $199.00 $209.00

Nassau, Bahamas Machu Picchu, Peru$649.00 $679.00 $1,999.00 $1,999.00$339.00 $349.00 $599.00 $599.00single supplement

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Ltd. to do so (such information should include the name, address, electronic mail address (if available) and phone number (including a cell phone number if available) of a parent, guardian, spouse, domestic partner, or other person to contact in the event of an emergency. No passenger will be allowed to embark a Haimark Line, Ltd. vessel unless Haimark Line, Ltd. has received all information.

CRUISE TARIFFCruise fares cover certain shipboard services including: accommodations, shore excursions, onboard meals and entertainment, complimentary beverages aboard ship where noted in the respective cruise program brochure. All fares are quoted in US dollars, are per guest and based on double occupancy. Not included in your cruise tariff are: airfare, hotel accommodations, optional shore excursions, meals ashore (unless otherwise noted), beverages not highlighted as included, fuel surcharges, laundry (unless otherwise noted), purchases from the ship boutique or any item or service of a personal nature such as medical care, massages and spa treatments.

TRAVEL PROFESSIONALSTravel agents are considered to be the agent of Passenger and not of Carrier. Carrier is not liable for any representation, act or omission of Passenger’s travel agent. Passenger’s cruise fare is not considered paid until Carrier receives full payment, and the amount thereof is subject to change at any time prior to Carrier’s receipt of payment. Passenger shall at all times remain liable to Carrier for the price of passage. Carrier reserves the right to refuse embarkation if all charges and surcharges have not been paid in advance of departure.

DEPOSIT/FINAL PAYMENTTo reserve your cruise, a $850 per person deposit of the cruise fare is required at the time of booking. Pre and/or Post Extension Land Programs are subject to a $250 per person deposit. Final payment is due no later than 120 days prior to departure. Guests will not be permitted to change travel agents once final payment has been received by Haimark Line, Ltd. Final documentation will be issued after receipt of final payment and approximately 30 days prior to sailing. All reservations are subject to cancellation if payments are not received by the due date, and are guaranteed only when paid in full 120 days prior to sailing. Reservations made within 120 days of sailing require full payment within seven days of booking or sooner, as specified by Haimark. Payments may be made by personal check (USD funds), or by VISA®, MasterCard®. Discover®, and American Express®.

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDSShould you find it necessary to cancel your reservation or any component thereof, you and/or your Travel Professional are required to contact your Haimark Line, Ltd. directly by telephone as well as submit your cancellation in writing via email to [email protected].

If your cancellation request is received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date, a $500 non-refundable administrative fee will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may be not converted to a future cruise credit. Cruise cancellation requests received within 120 days of the initial sailing date will be subject to the following charges, regardless of suite resale: 120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date, 50% of the total cruise fare per person; 90–0 days prior to the initial sailing date or nonappearance at the time of sailing, 100% of the total cruise fare per person.

Cruise tickets must be returned to Haimark Line, Ltd. before refunds (if owed) can be processed.

PRE/POST EXTENSION LAND PROGRAM CANCELLATIONSPre and/or Post Land Extension Program cancellations received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date are subject to a $100 non-refundable administrative fee and will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may not be converted to a future cruise credit.

Cancellations received within 120 days of the initial sailing date will be subject to the following charges: 120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 50% of the total cost per person 90 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date or nonappearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise fare per person.

HEALTH AND MEDICAL REQUIREMENTSAll guests are required to report in writing to Haimark Line, Ltd. at the time their reservation is made:

1. Any physical or mental condition that may require medical or professional treatment or attention during the voyage 2. Any condition that may render the guest unfit for travel, or that may require special care or assistance 3. Any condition that may pose a risk or danger to the guest or anyone else on board the ship 4. Any condition that may require oxygen for medical reasons 5. Any intention or need to use a wheelchair cart, other mobility deviceBy booking passage and by boarding the ship,



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the guest represents and warrants that he/she is physically and otherwise fit to travel, and that the guest will comply at all times with applicable rules and regulations of the ship and orders and instructions of the ship’s officers. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right without liability to require a guest to disembark and/or to refuse to board and transport a guest who, in the judgment of Haimark Line, Ltd. or the ship’s Captain, is unfit to travel or may require care beyond that which Haimark Line, Ltd. is reasonably able to provide.

BAGGAGEYou may bring aboard the ship a reasonable amount of clothing and personal effects without charge. Baggage for Haimark Line, Ltd. guests or guests on our land extension programs must be handled in accordance with regulations of our ground operators. Baggage exceeding these limitations is subject to the charges as set forth by the individual operators. Airlines are strict with baggage limitations. Guests are encouraged to contact individual airlines for weight limitations. All baggage must be securely packed, and properly and clearly labeled. Liquid, fragile, perishable and other articles not suitably packed are transported at your own risk. Haimark Line, Ltd. is not responsible for loss or damage to baggage or any other personal item during air travel or land extension programs. Baggage and personal belongings will be taken off the ship upon guest disembarkation. Under no circumstances will baggage be stored on board without the owner of such baggage being on the vessel. Haimark Line, Ltd. is not responsible for baggage stored in shore side facilities. Under no circumstances may dangerous items (including but not limited to: explosives, firearms, combustible or illegal substances) be taken aboard the ship. We recommend that you hand-carry travel documents (passport, visa, cruise tickets), medications and valuables. These items are the full responsibility of the guest at all times. Haimark Line, Ltd. shall not be responsible for the loss of, or damage to, such personal items.

LOST PROPERTYHaimark Line, Ltd. may levy a charge for the return of personal items left onboard or lost and subsequently found.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTSAll travel documents (air and cruise tickets, passport and medical insurance information) are the guest’s responsibility. It is also the guest’s responsibility to obtain any necessary visas and public health documents for all applicable ports and to comply with all customs requirements. Without the required documents, a guest may be denied boarding and accommodation by Haimark Line, Ltd. or the guest may be disembarked during the voyage and Haimark

Line, Ltd. will not make a refund or be otherwise liable to any guest for such denial of boarding or disembarkation. In the event that Haimark Line, Ltd. as a courtesy provides information or advice as to necessary travel documents, visas and medical inoculations, guests are still obligated to verify such information with the appropriate government authorities and Haimark Line, Ltd. does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information. Passports are required to be valid six months beyond intended stay. Please check with the appropriate consulate for specific requirements. Security measures imposed by governments may change from time to time and each guest will be required to comply with them. As a courtesy, we will endeavor to provide each guest with notice of measures that may affect them, but complying with any such requirements is the sole responsibility of each guest. Please consult your travel professional for advice on such requirements to avoid loss of boarding privileges.

TAXES, GOVERNMENT FEES/QUASIGOVERNMENT FEES AND FUEL SUPPLEMENTSHaimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to pass through to its guests (including fully paid and deposited guests) any taxes and government fees/quasi-government fees that relate specifically to a guest’s itinerary. “Taxes and Government fees/quasi-government fees” include any and all fees, charges, surcharges, tolls and taxes imposed by governmental or quasi-governmental authorities including, but not limited to, customs fees, per person berth taxes or fees, embarkation and/or disembarkation fees at ports, airline transportation fees, dockage fees, and wharfage fees.

Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to charge a per person fuel supplement in the event that the price of increases up to and including the day of embarkation. Haimark Line, Ltd. may collect any taxes, government fees/ quasigovernment fees and fuel supplement (the “Surcharges”) at the time of booking, prior to sailing or on board the vessel, even if the cruise fare has been paid in full. Surcharges will be invoiced accordingly.

All fares, and itineraries are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions.

This brochure may contain inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies and typographical errors. Haimark Line, Ltd. reserves the right to correct errors and omissions at any time without prior notice, and to cancel any offered product, service, amenity, etc. in the event of any error or omission in the description, including pricing and availability.

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