For more information on this P&O World Cruise, or any other cruise offered by P&O Cruises, call 0208 144 6200 and please mention Cruisegle.

For more information on this P&O World Cruise, or any other cruise offered by P&O Cruises, call 0208 144 6200 and please mention Cruisegle.

Fred Olsen has five ships, this will reduce to four when Black prince departs the cruise line later this year. Balmoral, the ship being used for the Fred Olsen World Cruise is the largest at 48,000 tons.

Taking in the Caribbean, the States, Hawaii, Australia and Africa among its ports of call, this cruise holiday on the Fred Olsen World Cruise will be popular and booking is recommended as soon as possible.

Sailing westbound the cruise will make 42 ports of call in 26 countries, these will include the European ports of Venice, Dubrovnik, Rome, Florence, Barcelona in the Med as well as Paris. Also included in the European section is Southampton and Dublin.

Further afield the ports of Boston, Newport and New York in the USA, the Caribbean islands of Antigua and Barbados and a transit of the Panama Canal to Mexico, LA, Hawaii, Tahiti, American Samoa and Auckland before returning to Sydney.

As with most World Cruises, Princess Cruises are offering passengers the chance to book shorter sectors of the cruise. They have also stated that anyone booking the full cruise before 1st August 2009, will receive $1000 per person on board credit, while passengers who only book a sector of 50 nights or longer will enjoy an on board credit of $500.

World Cruises tend to sell quickly and this Princess Cruises World Cruise on board Dawn Princess will be no different.

The world cruise will take in many different sights from around the world. You will be able to sample local cuisine and culture in every port you stop at and there are shore excursions available at every port. You will spend 2 full days sampling Sydney and Hong Kong and 1 full day at most of the other ports of call.

This world cruise takes a very similar path to that of Victoria but does not stop at quite as many places along the way. You will spend 95 nights at sea and will visit 3 ports for the first time on board a Cunard vessel. Goa in India, Bangkok, Thailand and Salalah, Oman are the 3 new ports of call.

Guests will be offered free nights in a hotel in either Tahiti or New Zealand, they will also benefit from no fuel surcharge and the deadline for the 3.5% full payment discount will be extended. 

The 2009 world cruise will see Crystal Serenity visit 46 ports in 17 different countries which include Mexico, China, Japan, Russia, Alaska and Australia.

For the full press release see The Cruise News.

With the waiting list already piling up it is looking to be a busy October when reservations for the cruise become available.

Crystal Serenity will depart Miami on 10th January 2010 exploring Africa, India and South America. Throughout her 108 day voyage she will visit a total of 41 ports in 37 different countries.

For the full press release see The Cruise News.

In 2009 the Queen Mary 2 World Cruise was shared with Queen Victoria, this time around she will be doing it all by herself! The cost of the QM2 World Cruise starts from a cool £10,499.

The itinerary is as follows:

January 2010
11Mon Southampton, England Depart 5:00 pm
Southampton England 
Cunard’s home port, part of seafaring legend, is an ideal starting or ending point for a memorable cruise. No airport check ins. No baggage restrictions. No hassle! Simply start your holiday in style with a glass of champagne on deck aboard one of the most famous ocean liners in the world.
 
12Tue Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
13Wed Lisbon, Portugal 12:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Lisbon Portugal 
Portugal’s capital spreads its ancient sites on seven hills overlooking the Tagus River. Atop the highest hill, St. George’s Castle overlooks the city. Balconies ablaze with geraniums and wrought iron lamps light up the medieval Alfama quarter. Sorrowful fados ring out from cafés in the Alto. Shoppers browse in the affluent Chiado district. A short drive away, deposed royalty once lived out their days in the opulent palaces of Estoril and Sintra.
 
14Thu Cruising the Strait of Gibraltar
Cruising the Strait of Gibraltar

 
15Fri Cruising the Mediterranean Sea
Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

 
16Sat Rome (from Civitavecchia), Italy 7:30 am – 7:00 pm
Rome (from Civitavecchia) Italy 
From the port of Civitavecchia, it is but a short drive to Rome and the legends of the ages: the Vatican and Michelangelo”s Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Catacombs. But no matter how many times you’ve been in Rome, you’ll still want to stroll down the Via Veneto or sip cappuccino in the Piazza di Spagna. Italy”s “Eternal City” is eternally fascinating. And don’t forget to through a few coins in the Trevi Fountain!
 
17Sun Cruising the Mediterranean Sea
Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

 
18Mon Cruising the Mediterranean Sea
Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

 
19Tue Port Said, Egypt 6:00 am – 11:00 pm
Port Said Egypt 
Cruise lazily along the fabled Nile and encounter a feast fit for a pharaoh
 
20Wed Transiting the Suez Canal 12:00 am – 4:00 pm
Transiting the Suez Canal

 
21Thu Safaga, Luxor, Egypt 7:00 am – 11:00 pm
Safaga, Luxor Egypt 
Safaga is our gateway to the magnificent antiquities of Luxor and Karnak, considered by many to be the grandest of all Pharoanic temples. Known as Thebes, Luxor has a rich history going back to 2,000 BC and reached its height of glory during the 18th and 19th dynasties. Marvel at the massive statues and structures. Stroll down the Avenue of the Sphinxes to the grand ceremonial gateway of the Temple of Amun-Ra. Cross the Nile to the Valley of the Kings, sacred burial ground of Egypt’s most powerful pharaohs; it was here King Tut’s tomb was discovered.
 
22Fri Cruising the Red Sea
Cruising the Red Sea

 
23Sat Cruising the Gulf of Aden
Cruising the Gulf of Aden

 
24Sun Cruising the Arabian Sea
Cruising the Arabian Sea

 
25Mon Cruising the Gulf of Oman
Cruising the Gulf of Oman

 
26Tue Muscat, Oman 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Muscat Oman 
 The Sultanate of Oman’s enchanting capital city is home to the Sultan’s beautiful main palace. Three forts – Mutrah, Jalali and Mirani – stand guard at the entrance of Muscat. You can visit the magnificent aquarium – perhaps the grandest one in the Gulf – or learn about Oman’s 5,000-year history at the Oman Museum.
 
27Wed Dubai, United Arab Emirates 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Dubai United Arab Emirates 
Dubai is a place of fascinating contrasts, a distinctive blend of East and West, of old and new. You can venture across vast, dunes, climb rugged mountains, play on sandy beaches, explore dusty villages and shop in an ultra-modern mall – all in the same day. Since earliest times, Dubai has been known as “the city of merchants”, welcoming traders from distant lands with a tradition of courtesy and hospitality that still lives on today.
 
28Thu Cruising the Gulf of Oman
Cruising the Gulf of Oman

 
29Fri Cruising the Arabian Sea
Cruising the Arabian Sea

 
30Sat Mumbai (Bombay), India 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Mumbai (Bombay) India 
Sprawling between the Western Ghats and the Indian Ocean, Bombay is India’s largest city and major commercial centre. Here film, cotton and other industries have produced the highest per capita income in India, yet one out of every three Bombayites dwells in squalid chawls. Along the Victorian Gothic streets, hawkers vend their wares while worshippers of all faiths queue up to make their offerings. Lavish mansions overlook palm-fringed shores while modern skyscrapers overlook foothills of poverty – the contrasts are startling.
 
31Sun Cruising the Arabian Sea
Cruising the Arabian Sea

 
February 2010
1Mon Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
2Tue Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
3Wed Phuket, Thailand 9:30 am – 6:00 pm
Phuket Thailand 
A hippy haven until the Seventies when it burst upon the pleasure-seekers’ scene, Phuket seems well able to handle its popularity as Asia’s premier resort. Diving is superb in the warm waters of the Andaman Sea. Villages still maintain a semblance of ‘tradition’. Photographers can head for the striking seascapes of limestone pillars in Phang Nga Bay and most of all – the beaches are the best.
 
4Thu Penang, Malaysia 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Penang Malaysia 
Penang is an alluring combination of golden beaches and cultural gems. Along the north coast, Penang’s most famous beach is lined with luxury Asian hotels while Malay kampongs sprinkle across a countryside scented with cloves and nutmeg. Admire the giant reclining Buddha and the 1,000 gilded statues of Kek Lok Si Temple. See the elaborate clan house of the Chinese Khoo Kongsi. Ride a tram to the superb vistas atop Penang Hill. Or set out for the Temple of the Azure Cloud, a.k.a. the “Snake Temple”, where sacred pit vipers, half-drugged by incense, writhe around the columns and statues.
 
5Fri Kuala Lumpur (from Port Kelang), Malaysia 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Kuala Lumpur (from Port Kelang) Malaysia 
Port Kelang is the port for Malaysia’s modern and bustling city of Kuala Lumpur, with its fusion of Malay, Chinese and Indian cultures. Explore the exceptional shopping and entertainment offered by the Golden Triangle. Or discover the tranquillity of Lake Gardens, where you can tour the Bird Park or Orchid Garden.
 
6Sat Singapore 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Singapore
Modern Singapore is a fascinating mélange of cultures. Browse the shop-houses of Little India, perfumed with fragrant spices and flowers. Have tea in Chinatown where medicine shops and calligraphers line the narrow streets. Meander through the world’s largest collection of orchids in the Botanic Garden, and walk through Raffles Landing, the old colonial district with its restored British-style buildings.
 
7Sun Cruising the Gulf of Thailand
Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

 
8Mon Bangkok (from Laem Chabang), Thailand 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Bangkok (from Laem Chabang) Thailand 
Mysterious and magical, Thailand’s sprawling and dynamic capital offers more exotic sights than any other major Asian city. Ten million residents crowd together along the plains of the Chao Pharya River. Yet amid the congestion, you’ll discover the silent grandeur of over 400 wats that form one of Asia’s great spectacles. Visit the magnificent Grand Palace, sparkling residence of Siam’s royalty. Cruise Bangkok’s colourful klongs laden with produce of the floating markets. And enjoy the eclectic mix of the “City of Angels,” where elephants bring good luck, shoppers find good fortune and nightlife knows no bounds.
 
9Tue Cruising the Gulf of Thailand
Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

 
10Wed Ho Chi Minh City (from Vung Tau), Vietnam 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
Ho Chi Minh City (from Vung Tau) Vietnam 
 Still fondly known as Saigon, the city is a thrilling, chaotic whirl played out against a French colonial backdrop.
 
11Thu Cruising the South China Sea
Cruising the South China Sea

 
12Fri Hong Kong, China Arrive 12:00 pm
Hong Kong China 
Hong Kong is a paradigm of contradictions. On the one hand the city vibrates with modern commerce, soaring skyscrapers and sophistication. But at the same time it is a land of ancient beliefs and intriguing local customs: small, gilded shrines glow with red lamps, joss sticks and fresh oranges; markets are heaped high with salted eggs, squid and every kind of medicinal root and herbal remedy imaginable; red-sailed junks and sampans ply the harbour. For shoppers, no city in the world can compare to this non-stop bazaar. And epicures will also find their nirvana. There are ethnic cuisines from all over China: Cantonese dim sum, crispy Peking duck and spicy Szechwan dishes.
 
13Sat Hong Kong, China Depart 6:00 pm
Hong Kong China 
Hong Kong is a paradigm of contradictions. On the one hand the city vibrates with modern commerce, soaring skyscrapers and sophistication. But at the same time it is a land of ancient beliefs and intriguing local customs: small, gilded shrines glow with red lamps, joss sticks and fresh oranges; markets are heaped high with salted eggs, squid and every kind of medicinal root and herbal remedy imaginable; red-sailed junks and sampans ply the harbour. For shoppers, no city in the world can compare to this non-stop bazaar. And epicures will also find their nirvana. There are ethnic cuisines from all over China: Cantonese dim sum, crispy Peking duck and spicy Szechwan dishes.
 
14Sun Cruising the South China Sea
Cruising the South China Sea

 
15Mon Shanghai, China 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
Shanghai China 
From opium wars to junks and barges, images of Shanghai flood the senses. But, in fact, the real Shanghai is the sky-scrapered capital of commerce and industry for the People’s Republic of China. See remnants of earlier times in the 400 year-old Yu Gardens built in the Ming Dynasty. Admire the Long Hua Temple or take a boat ride down the Huang Pu River. From here you can join one of our optional multi-day excursions to such highlights as Beijing with its Forbidden City and Great Wall.
 
16Tue Cruising the East China Sea
Cruising the East China Sea

 
17Wed Nagasaki, Japan 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Nagasaki Japan 
Stop by Peace Park for a moment of serenity, or visit the Confucian Shrine to see the influence that the Chinese community has on Nagasaki. And for a truly spectacular view of the city, take the ropeway to the lookout tower atop Mount Isa.
 
18Thu Cruising the Philippine Sea
Cruising the Philippine Sea

 
19Fri Tokyo (from Yokohama), Japan 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Tokyo (from Yokohama) Japan 
The wide ocean, the harbour with its special atmosphere, the hill which stands in a row of steep slopes, a Chinatown which is full of exotic moods – there are so many “postcard scenes” in Yokohama. Not surprisingly, many movies have been made here. Visit Kamakura with its temples and 35-foot-high Great Buddha. Take a bullet train to see Mount Fiji, or pack an overnight bag and set out for the ancient cities of Japan: Kyoto and Hakone.
 
20Sat Cruising the Pacific Ocean
Cruising the Pacific Ocean

 
21Sun Cruising the Pacific Ocean
Cruising the Pacific Ocean

 
22Mon Apra, Guam, US 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Apra, Guam US 
 Hafa Adai! Greetings from Guam, America’s paradise island in the Pacific, blessed with a rich cultural legacy and spectacular natural beauty. Its name comes from the ancient Chamorro word “Guahan,” meaning “we have.” So put on your sunglasses and sunscreen, grab a cold drink and set out to explore this friendly island.
 
23Tue Cruising the Philippine Sea
Cruising the Philippine Sea

 
24Wed Cruising the Pacific Ocean
Cruising the Pacific Ocean

 
25Thu Rabaul, Papua New Guinea 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Rabaul Papua New Guinea 
 Papua New Guinea showcases extraordinary wildernesses, a land of tiny tree kangaroos and giant butterflies. Rabaul, with its dramatic backdrop of volcanoes, certainly epitomises this sense of nature untamed. with red lamps, joss sticks and fresh oranges; markets are heaped high with salted eggs, squid and every kind of medicinal root and herbal remedy imaginable; red-sailed junks and sampans ply the harbour.
 
26Fri Cruising the Coral Sea
Cruising the Coral Sea

 
27Sat Cruising the Coral Sea
Cruising the Coral Sea

 
28Sun Whitsunday Islands, Australia 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Whitsunday Islands Australia 
 This sprinkling of 74 verdant isles, fringed by white sands and turquoise skies present a vision of immense beauty beside the vast natural wonder that is the Great Barrier Reef.
 
March 2010
1Mon Cruising the Coral Sea
Cruising the Coral Sea

 
2Tue Cruising the South Pacific Ocean
Cruising the South Pacific Ocean

 
3Wed Cruising the South Pacific Ocean
Cruising the South Pacific Ocean

 
4Thu Auckland, New Zealand 7:00 am – 8:00 pm
Auckland New Zealand 
In a nation where stunning scenery is taken for granted, this water wonderland sparkles like a freshly polished jewel. Over 48 extinct volcanoes cloaked in wild mountainous scenery encircle the “City of Sails”. An undulating succession of bays and inlets stretch along its endless shores. Even the downtown area with its expansive, farm-like parks exudes a sense of spacious beauty.
 
5Fri Russel, Bay of Islands, New Zealand 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Russel, Bay of Islands New Zealand 
 North of Auckland along the narrow Northland peninsula lies the shady “cathedral” created by some of the largest trees in the world: the giant kauri trees which can stand up to 170 feet tall and are over 1,200 years old. Here the captivating Bay of Islands shelters 150 islands, enchanting wetlands of birdlife, fish, seals, dolphins and even whales. It is internationally renowned for its big-game fishing and the waters are also excellent for diving. There’s a lot of history in the area, too. In 1769 Captain James Cook anchored the Endeavor, and in 1840 the English and Maori signed the Treaty of Waitangi joining them together as one nation.
 
6Sat Cruising the Tasman Sea
Cruising the Tasman Sea

 
7Sun Sydney, Australia Arrive 6:30 pm
Sydney Australia 
Mark Twain called it “the wonder of the world”. James Michener wrote, “It is a thing of beauty, a fairy-tale body of water”. With an area that sprawls 670 square miles, Sydney is one of the largest cities in the world. But it’s the exquisite Sydney Harbour that draws world-wide acclaim – that, along with its magnificent Opera House. And with nearly three days, you’ll have plenty of time to go exploring.
 
8Mon Sydney, Australia Depart 11:59 pm
Sydney Australia 
Mark Twain called it “the wonder of the world”. James Michener wrote, “It is a thing of beauty, a fairy-tale body of water”. With an area that sprawls 670 square miles, Sydney is one of the largest cities in the world. But it’s the exquisite Sydney Harbour that draws world-wide acclaim – that, along with its magnificent Opera House. And with nearly three days, you’ll have plenty of time to go exploring.
 
9Tue Cruising the Tasman Sea
Cruising the Tasman Sea

 
10Wed Cruising the Tasman Sea
Cruising the Tasman Sea

 
11Thu Adelaide, Australia 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Adelaide Australia 
Adelaide offers an abundance of colour, surrounded by the Mt. Lofty Ranges and the waters of the Gulf St. Vincent. Named after the wife of King William IV, this seaside port is a bustling city with historic charm. Tour the South Australian Museum with its exceptional collection of glassy-eyed critters and Aboriginal artefacts. Or head to Glenelg’s white sand beaches and old-style amusement park.
 
12Fri Cruising the Great Australian Bight
Cruising the Great Australian Bight

 
13Sat Cruising the Great Australian Bight
Cruising the Great Australian Bight

 
14Sun Freemantle, Australia 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Freemantle Australia 
 Perth’s bustling port, known as “Freo” to the locals, sits on the Indian Ocean and offers a romantic, artsy ambiance to residents and visitors alike. You could fill your day sitting in outdoor cafés or strolling through lively markets. Or head into the vibrant city of Perth for an outing to the Botanic Gardens or visit some of the best museums in Australia.
 
15Mon Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
16Tue Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
17Wed Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
18Thu Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
19Fri Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
20Sat Port Louis, Mauritius 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Port Louis Mauritius 
 You’ll find beauty, beaches and la bonne vie in this former French Colony. It’s encircled with picturesque villages, volcanic peaks, aquamarine lagoons and a spectacular coral reef. The capital of Port Louis offers shopping bargains at the old-fashioned central market. Take a Land Rover to see deer, monkeys and rare birds at the 3,000 acre Domaine Les Pailles. Go bird watching at Casela Bird Park. Or set out on a catamaran to admire the sun-drenched beauty of the island, landing on dazzling white beaches and snorkelling amongst shoals brimming with kaleidoscopic fish.
 
21Sun Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
22Mon Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
23Tue Durban, South Africa 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Durban South Africa 
 The summer resort of Transvaalers is your gateway to some of South Africa’s greatest attractions. Discover the breathtaking Valley of a Thousand Hills, the Kingdom of the Zulu. Or set out along The Garden Route, a region of high mountains, lush forests, sun drenched beaches and quaint little towns, an explorer’s dream and undoubtedly one of South Africa’s premier sights.
 
24Wed Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Indian Ocean

 
25Thu Cape Town, South Africa Arrive 8:00 am
Cape Town South Africa 
The “Mother City” has welcomed sailors since Portuguese navigators first rounded the Cape of Good Hope in the 15th century. Not only is it one of the most beautiful cities in the world – tucked into the arms of a broad bay, beneath Table Mountain – but it is also surrounded by wild beaches, rugged mountains and bucolic vineyards. On a fine day you can ride the cable car to the summit of massive, flat-topped Table Mountain, with majestic Cape Town at your feet and the Cape of Good Hope in the distance. Less than an hour away, you can go wine tasting at Stellenbosch, famous for its Cape Dutch architecture and fine estate wines.
 
26Fri Cape Town, South Africa Depart 6:00 pm
Cape Town South Africa 
The “Mother City” has welcomed sailors since Portuguese navigators first rounded the Cape of Good Hope in the 15th century. Not only is it one of the most beautiful cities in the world – tucked into the arms of a broad bay, beneath Table Mountain – but it is also surrounded by wild beaches, rugged mountains and bucolic vineyards. On a fine day you can ride the cable car to the summit of massive, flat-topped Table Mountain, with majestic Cape Town at your feet and the Cape of Good Hope in the distance. Less than an hour away, you can go wine tasting at Stellenbosch, famous for its Cape Dutch architecture and fine estate wines.
 
27Sat Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
28Sun Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
29Mon Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
30Tue Jamestown, St. Helena, UK 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Jamestown, St. Helena UK 
 Remote and rugged, this emerald jewel of the South Atlantic Ocean boasts a quaint single-street capital and is famed for Longwood House, where Napoleon lived his final years in exile.
 
31Wed Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
April 2010
1Thu Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
2Fri Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
3Sat Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Rio de Janeiro Brazil 
Rio will command your non-stop attention from the moment you set foot on its shores – or the golden sands of Copacabana or Ipanema for that matter. Climb Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car, then try out your salsa steps as night falls. Rio is an amazing experience – a city everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.
 
4Sun Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
5Mon Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
6Tue Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean

 
7Wed Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
8Thu Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
9Fri Bridgetown, Barbados 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Bridgetown Barbados 
Enjoy Bridgetown’s unique combination of colonial tradition and Caribbean vibrancy. Explore a cane plantation and spend a warm balmy evening soaking up the vivid contrasts in the centre of town where immaculately-uniformed policemen mingle good humouredly with the warm and welcoming Bajan people.
 
10Sat Cruising the Caribbean Sea
Cruising the Caribbean Sea

 
11Sun Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
12Mon Fort Lauderdale, Florida 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
Fort Lauderdale Florida 
Explore the “Venice of America”, with its lacework of over 165 miles of canals and yachts as huge as the mansions they’re moored at. Stroll along the tree-lined Las Olas, and wander into its upscale boutiques and wonderful restaurants. Enjoy the shops and cafés of Riverwalk, close to the Arts and Science District.
 
13Tue Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
14Wed Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
15Thu New York, USA 6:30 am – 6:00 pm
New York USA 
Brooklyn, New York
Walk across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, this engineering milestone ranks among the world’s greatest suspension bridges. From there, head over to the promenade for an even better view of lower Manhattan and the harbor. Next, take a rollercoaster ride, see a dolphin show in Coney Island or explore one of the world’s best Egyptian collections at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

New York, New York
See the bright lights of the Big Apple, international mecca and melting pot, with expensive brownstones, colourful neighbourhoods like Greenwich Village and the Upper West Side, and the legendary Central Park. Explore some of the world’s great museums – the Museum of Modern Art, (etc.) Some come just for the shopping: there’s Bloomingdale’s on Lex, Tiffany’s on Fifth, Barneys and the unique boutiques along Madison. Or head downtown and explore the trendy shops of SoHo.
 
16Fri Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
17Sat Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
18Sun Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
19Mon Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
20Tue Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
21Wed Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

 
22Thu Southampton, England Arrive 6:30 am
Southampton England 
Cunard’s home port, part of seafaring legend, is an ideal starting or ending point for a memorable cruise. No airport check ins. No baggage restrictions. No hassle! Simply start your holiday in style with a glass of champagne on deck aboard one of the most famous ocean liners in the world. 
 
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World Cruises are an expensive holiday to be paying out for so when you are making the choice of whom to go with they have to offer you the perfect package. A classical company to offer a truly world experience is Cunard who in 2008 and 2009 are offering an 85 day world cruise or 107 day cruise. Taking in over 50 ports of the world throughout Europe, Caribbean, Australia, and the Far East.

Another company to offer World Cruises are P&O Cruises, who like Cunard offer 80 and 100 day cruises of the world, taking in many wonders of the world and offering day excursions at most ports.

World Cruises are a once in a lifetime experience and if you can book a suite you will never forget your experience, touring the world in luxury and comfort is for many just a dream. However you can make it a dream fulfilled by booking a World Cruise today! You will not regret the decision and the thrills of a magical voyage will live long in the memory.