history culture expeditions 2010

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CultureExpedition Style Travel

Geography with

meaning & magicPeak experiencesto have & remember


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Cover photo: St. Petersburg, Russia.

This page: Old Town, Gdansk, Poland.


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Dear Traveler,

We have a long-standing commitment to the natural world, and are known for our expeditionsinto wildness. So, we are uniquely equipped when turning our sights on human history and

culture to integrate the two to see how the civilization were regarding was shaped by its

surrounding nature. And that is what makes our uniquely designed

history and culture itineraries so rewarding to so many the artful

balance between sightseeing, and time out in beautiful natural

surroundings to reect and truly absorb the experiences in a life-

enhancing way.

Because life-enhancement is truly the point of the expeditions

contained here. Many of us of a certain age can remember the lm title(if not the lm) If Its Tuesday, It Must Be Belgium.If you remember,

the title became idiomatic shorthand to refer to the sort of rushed,

mindless travel rooted in consuming a string of destinations and

returning home, breathless and bewildered.

Each of the itineraries featured here contains a sequence and a rhythm

that is the antithesis of rushed, mindless or consumption-oriented.

Each is about the manifold pleasures of a given geography. About not

only seeing, but apprehending a place with all your senses so you

can authentically claim to have been there.Our History & Culture expeditions offer the opportunity to see, do and

learn and to be transformed in some way by the simple act of having

traveled, having reected and having absorbed more of the worlds prismatic wonders.

I think you will nd our expeditions satisfying on many levels. On behalf of our expedition

teams, I look forward to the prospect of welcoming you aboard soon.

All the best,

Sven-Olof Lindblad

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Left: A walk through 12th-century Iona Abbey, where 60 kings lie buried;

top: the gilded fountains at Petrodvorets, St. Petersburg; above: Spanish dancers

in Santiago de Compostela.

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Exploring thE Britishand irish islEs14 daYs/12 nights NN GG x

DEATE: 2011 Ma 16

ICES OM: $9,440 to $17,240 ( pags 34-35 for complt prics.)

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WeleavenoNeolithicstoneuntunedaswetacethepathoftheVikingsandCeltsalongthewindsweptshoesofEngland,

Ieland,andScotland.Fomaboad

National Geographic Explorer,ventueoutinZodiacsandkayaksandonfoottoexploethiswild

andbeautifullandscape,scatteed

withancientmonuments,chamingvillagesandwildisles.

DAY 1: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO

LONDON, ENGLAND

ExpEdition HigHligHts IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE CULTURE, MUSIC & CUISINE OF BRITAIN & IRELAND.

VISIT THE EXTRAORDINARY REMOTE SCOTTISH OUTPOST OF ST. KILDA, A UNESCO SITE.

EXPLORE THE PREHISTORIC VILLAGE OF SKARA BRAE IN ORKNEY.

AbbeyGadens,withaouishing

vaietyofsubtopicalplants.Watch

fonumeousbids,includingshea-watesandsandpipes.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: THE SKELLIGS AND DINGLEPENINSULA, IRELAND

NavigateaoundSkelligMichaelto

viewthecuiousbeehivehutsofa

6th-centuyCelticChistianmon-astey.Watchfoseabidsatthe

ockyislandofLittleSkellig.Late,

goashoeatthechamingvillageof

Dingle.(B,L,D)

DAY 2: LONDON/PORTSMOUTH/

EMBARK

AiveinLondonandtansfeto

PotsmouthfoembakationaboadNational Geographic Explorer.(L,D)

DAY 3: DARTMOUTH

StollalongDatmouthsquaint

watefont,obsevingmanyne

oldbuildingsthatecallitsnautical

past.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: ISLES OF SCILLY

OntheislandofTescowevisitthe

Guest walking among Stones of Callanish.

With Only One Departure or This Springtime Voyage In The Isles,It ays To Act Decisively. Call An Expedition Specialist Today.

Travl with Mary obinson,th rst woman Prsidnt

of rland, for a uniqu

prspctiv on th sls.

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DAY 6: ARAN ISLANDS AND CLIFFS OF

MOHERCuisebeneaththeCliffsofMoheonthewaytotheAanIslandsand

DunAengus,aCelticstonefot

pechedona200-footcliffovelook-

ingthesea.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: COUNTY DONEGAL, IRELAND

DockattheshelteedshinghaboofKillybegsanddivetoGaelic-

speakingGlencolumbkille.Inthe

evening,cuisepastthesoaingcliffsofSlieveLeague.(B,L,D)

DAY 8: IONA AND STAFFA, INNER

HEBRIDES, SCOTLAND

Walkthoughtheancientnunney

to12th-centuyIonaAbbey,whee

kingsincludingMacbethandDuncan

liebuied.ExploeStaffaIslandanditsfamedgeatbasaltcolumnsand

deepseacaves.(B,L,D)

DAY 9: OUTER HEBRIDES: ST. KILDA

AND CALLANISH

NavigatealongthewildwestencoastofScotlandandtheOute

ebides.VisittheemoteUNESCO

SiteofSt.Kilda.Seethemassive

NeolithicStandingStonesofCallanishontheIsleofLewis.(B,L,D)

DAY 10: INVEREWE

Inveeweisanastonishinggadenlandscape,wheetheGulfSteam

modeatestempeatuesandallows

palmteestogow.(B,L,D)

DAY 11: ORKNEY ISLANDS

Witnessthestandingstonesof

theringofBodga,the5,000-yea-oldvillageofSkaaBaeandthe

massiveSt.MagnusCathedal,built

bytheVikings.OpttostopfoteaatBalfouCastle.(B,L,D)

DAY 12: FAIR ISLE AND MOUSA

ExploeFaiIsle,knownfoitswoolencafts,andvisitthebid

eseachcente.Zodiactothe

islandofMousaandexamineanIonAgebroch(stonetowe).(B,L,D)

DAY 13: SHETLAND ISLANDS

Divethoughsceniccountyside,stoppingtophotogaphShetland

poniesenoutetotheJalshof

achaeologicalsite.(B,L,D)

DAY 14: BERGEN, NORWAY/

DISEMBARK/U.S. (B)

guidEd BY Your ExpEdition tEaM, MakE nEWdiscovEriEs in faMiliar lands.

HISTORIAN:SteveBlamies(ight)isanauthoityontheCelticandVikingpeoples.

NATURALIST:BonandaisedinEngland,richadWhiteisanavidbideandwilltielesslypointoutthemanyspecieswesee.

NATURALIST:VeteanTomritchieisapassionateadvocateoftheexpeditionexpeienceandisalwaysinspiing.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHER:KevinSchafe(left)isafoundingFellowoftheIntenationalLeagueof

ConsevationPhotogaphes.iswokhasappeaedinNational Geographic,SmithsonianandAudubon.

Expeitin sta may vay. Check u web site ull bis

expets n yu epatue.

ENGLAND

SCOTLANDStaffa Is.

London

AtlanticOcean

Is. of Lewis.

Inverewe

Iona

Orkney

Hebrides

WALES

air Isle

Shetland

ortsmouth

St. Kilda

ToBergen

Dartmouth

Donegal Bay

Aran Is.

Dingle

The Skelligs

Isles of Scilly

IELAND

optional ExtEnsions

E We, pe-ye 5Days.ExploethedistinctWelshcultueandcastles,gadensand

abbeys.Takeascenicailway

idethoughtheSnowdonia

Mountains.Pleasecallfodetails.

nwe fj, p-ye 4Days.AddtheichlandscapesofsouthenNoway,including

SogneFjod,thewoldslongest.

Pleasecallfodetails.

Shetland pony, Scotland.

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highlands and islands of scotland Exploring in dEpth9 daYs/7 nights d f GNs

DEATES: 2011 Jun. 10*, 17; Aug. 12*, 19. *Ths dparturs sail from Kl of Lochalsh to nvrnss.

ICES OM: $6,290 to $8,690 ( pag 36 for complt prics.)

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discovesecludedvillages,ancientsites,vedantland-scapesandengagingpeoplefoanintimatepespectiveon

Scottishlife,pastandpesent.

Tavelaboadthe48-guestluxuyyachtLord of the GlensthoughtheCaledonianWateway,fomthe

NothSeatotheAtlanticOcean,

andtotheislandsoftheInneebides.

DAY 1: U.S./INVERNESS, SCOTLAND

ExpEdition HigHligHts EXCLUSIVELY CHARTERED Lord of E GLE IS PURPOSE-BUILT TO NAVIGATE THESE WATERS.

BIKE, HIKE, KAYAK, TAKE NATURE WALKS AND VISIT ATMOSPHERIC PUBS IN SCOTTISH PORTS.

ALL YOUR SENSES WILL BE IMMERSED IN SCOTLANDS DISTINCT HISTORY AND CULTURE.

lochs.EnteLochNess,cuisepast

theneuinsofUquhatCastle,

andleanaboutthelegendayLochNessmonste.MooatFot

Augustus,withawhiskytastingthis

evening.(B,L,D)DAY 4: LAGGAN LOCKS/BANAVIE/

GLENFINNAN

AscendaightoflocksthatunsthoughtheheatofFotAugustus.

Glidealongthetee-linedcanal

knownasLagganAvenueohike

obikealongthetowpath,then

DAY 2: INVERNESS

AiveinInveness,andembakLord

of the Glenstothestainsofapipe.

receptionanddinneonboad.(D)

DAY 3: CULLODEN/CLAVA CAIRNS/LOCH NESS

VisitCulloden,thebattleeldwhee

BonniePinceChaliesfocesweedefeatedin1746,andthen

seetheancientstandingstonesof

ClavaCains.SailontheCaledonian

Canal,builttoconnectLochNesswiththeGeatGlenstheeothe

Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.

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sailintoLochLochy.Continueto

thetownofBanavie,intheshadow

ofBenNevis,Bitainshighestmountain.Intheaftenoon,take

theWestighlandailwaylineove

theenownedviaducttobeautifulGlennnan,suoundedbymoun-

tains,fonewalkingoptions.Local

musicianscomeaboadfoalively

eveningofmusicandsong.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: LOCH LINNHE/SOUND OF MULL/

DUART CASTLE (ISLE OF MULL)

Today,oushipdescendsNeptunes

Staicase,asetofeightintecon-

nectedlocks,andsailstoCaignue

ontheIsleofMull,intheInneebides.Intheaftenoon,visit

DuatCastle,animpessivefotess(withadungeon!).Aftedinne,stafffomtheWingsOveMullBidsof

PeyCentevisitusaboadship.

(B,L,D)

DAY 6: IONA/TOBERMORY (ISLE OF

MULL)

CosstoIonabyfey.Visittheab-beyuinsandtheebuiltchuch,and

leanabouttheecumenicalmove-

mentbasedthee.Stollthoughtheoyalgaveyad,wheegenea-

tionsofScottishkingsaebuied.

ContinuetothetownofTobemoy,

andexploethelivelyquaysideonyouownthisaftenoon.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: ISLE OF EIGG/ISLE OF SKYE/

INVERIE

SailnothtotinyEiggthismoning,

catchingglimpsesoftheislands

oftheInneebidesalongtheway.AtEiggyoucangetasense

ofwhatlifeislikefotheoughly

90peoplewholiveinthisisolatedcommunity.Lookfowildlifeinclud-

ingAtlanticseals,minkewhales,

dolphins,popoisesandavaiety

ofseabids.Altenatively,wemayvisittheIsleofrum,enownedfo

spectaculaKinlochCastle.This

aftenoon,exploetheIsleofSkye.

AttheMuseumoftheIsles,tacethelegacyofthe1,300-yea-oldClan

Donald,whoonceuledthewest

coastofScotland,andwalkthough

thewoodlandsinAmadale.ThensailtothetownofInveie,foadink

atthemostemotepubintheBitish

Isles.(B,L,D)

DAY 8: ISLE OF SKYE

Sailthismoning,andspendthe

aftenoonontheIsleofSkye.Take

ExplorE scotlands viBrant lEgacY Witha vEtEran ExpEdition tEaM.

HISTORIAN:Thoughpesentationsandguidedwalks,istoianDavidBanes(ight)willevealScotlandsichhistoy.

NATURALIST:BitishBiologistIanBullock(left)willidentifyanddiscusstheenvionmentsthatattactthelagevaietyofbidswellspotalongououte.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPERT:IisBay,histoian,achaeologistandesidentofFife,hasapassionfo

Scotland.Sheisalwaysdelightedtoshaeheknowledgeofhehomelandspast,pesentandfutue.

Expeitin sta vaies by vyage ate. Check u web site ull bis

expets n yu selecte epatue.

aguidedwalkintheCuillinills(weathepemitting)amidsomeof

Scotlandsmostspectaculasceney.

Ifyoupefe,exploeEileanDonan

CastleandthevillageofPlockton.

CelebateyouScottishvoyageatafaewelldinneonboad.(B,L,D)

DAY 9: KYLE OF LOCHALSH/

DISEMBARK/INVERNESS/U.S. (B)

optional ExtEnsions

Eb, pe-ye 2Days.Pleasecallfodetails.

oey, p-ye 5Days.Pleasecallfodetails.

The Isle of Eigg.

SCOTLAND

OKNE

InvernessKyle ofLochalsh

Cuillin Hills

Banavie

Iona

Inverie

Isle ofSkye

Isleof Mull

Edinburgh

Caledonian Canalort Augustus

Tobermory

Eigg

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Exploring thE Balticshistoric WatErWaYs16 daYs/14 nights NN GG x

DEATES: 2011 Aug. 28; p. 5* *Travls from t. Ptrsburg toCopnhagn. (Plas call for rvrs itinrar.)

2011 ICES OM: $11,990 to $21,830 ( pags 34-35 complt prics.)

thEBaltics

101.800.EXPEDITION(1.800.397.3348)

thegeatScandinaviancapitalsofCopenhagenandStockholmandtheteasuesofSt.Petesbugdisplayonlyafactionofthis

egionsstoiedpast.Delvedeepe

thoughdamaticwateappoaches,foaysintochaacte-lledvillagesandislandstopsfoquietwalks.

Wandeaoundtheatistscolony

atChistiansothetinywalledtownofVisby,ohaveadeckpaty

inthetanquilSwedishAchipelago.

CountonouBalticexpeditionteam

fopeakexpeiences.

ExpEdition HigHligHts GUIDED BY EXPERTS, EXPERIENCE THE CULTURE OF NINE COUNTRIES ALONG THE BALTIC SEA.

SEE ST. PETERSBURGS TREASURES & THE HERMITAGE. STAY AT THE FIVE-STAR GRAND HOTEL.

EXPLORE THE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES OF LBECK, RIGA, TALLINN & MORE.

DAY 1: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

DAY 2: COPENHAGEN/EMBARK

AiveinCopenhagenintimefo

lunchandastopattheLittleMemaidstatue.(L,D)

DAY 3: LBECK, GERMANY

Wehaveasplendidintoduction

totheanseaticandrenaissance

achitectueofLbeckduinga

boatidealongthecanals.Late,exploethecityonfoot.(B,L,D)

Peter the Greats Summer Palace at Petrodvorets.

DAY 4: CHRISTIANS & BORNHOLM

ISLANDS, DENMARK

LandbyZodiacattinyChistians

foamoningofeectionand

photogaphy.Continuetovedant

BonholmtoseetheuinsofancientammeshusCastle.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: GDNSK, POLAND

Byspecialaangement,meet

withfomePesidentofPoland

andNobelPeaceLaueateLech

Walesa.VisitthemovingSolidaityMonument.Stolltheed-bickinne

Mt formr prsidnts

Mikhail Gorbachevand LechWalesa of Poland on allBaltic dparturs. Travl with

Gro Brundtland, formr Prim Ministrof orwa, on Aug. 28.


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citywiththeoldmechantshouses

and15th-centuyAtusCout.(B,L,D)

DAY 6: KLAIPEDA, LITHUANIA

AiveinKlaipeda,thepimay

potwithed-oofed19th-centuy

buildings.TaveltoPalanga,visitingalavishestatewhichhousesthe

celebatedAmbeMuseum.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: RIGA, LATVIA

rigahasthenestcollectionofAt

NouveaubuildingsinEuope.WeexploetheOldTownand14th-

centuyrigaCastle.(B,L,D)

DAY 8: VISBY, GOTLAND, SWEDEN

SeethesupebVikingexhibitsattheFonsalMuseumandexploe

thebotanicalgadensofthisonce-impotantVikingwalledcity.(B,L,D)

DAY 9: SWEDISH ARCHIPELAGO

Wenavigatethoughtheenchantingislandsoftheachipelago,looking

fooppotunitiestokayak,walk

ashoeandsoakuptheSwedishlandscape.(B,L,D)

DAY 10: STOCKHOLM

VisitthefamedVasaMuseum,withitsestoed17th-centuywaship,

andstollthecobbledsteetsofOld

TownGamlaStan.(B,L,D)

DAY 11: LAND ISLANDS, FINLAND

Oumoningisatsea,cuising

folloW thE thrEad of historY through EightcountriEs With Your ExpEdition tEaM.

HISTORIAN:DavidBanesdeepknowledgebingsEuopeanhistoyandcultuetolife(shownleft).

HISTORIAN:AnativeofUkaine,D.OlgaStavakistookadvantageoftheopeningofachivesfomely

closedbytheSovietauthoitiestodohistoicaleseachaftethecollapseoftheSovietUnion.

NATURALIST:KaenCopeland(ight)shaeshespecialinteestsinbidsandbotany.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHERS:TavelwithSisseBimbeg&CottonCoulson.

Expeitin sta vaies by vyage ate. Check u web

site ull bis expets n yu selecte epatue.

thescenicStockholmAchipelago.

ContinuetothelandIslands,politicallypatofFinland,linguisti-

callySwedish,andcultually

autonomous,thelandislandes

aepoudoftheibeautifulachi-pelagoandwondefulmaitime

museum.Wellexploeviafoot,

Zodiacandkayak.(B,L,D)

DAY 12: TALLINN, ESTONIA

Stollthoughthemedieval

steetsoftheOldTownandTownallSquae.Takeintheview

fomDomeillofTallinnspictu-

esqueassotmentofspiesand

gables.Theeveningisfeetoexploeonyouown.(B,L,D)

Baltic Sea

DENMAK

Copenhagen

SWEDEN

GEMAN OLAND

LATVIA

LITHANIA

ESTONIASSIA

Christians

iga

Klaipeda

Tallinn

land

Mariehamn St. etersburgStockholm

Visby

Lbeck

Bornholm

Gdansk

DAYS 13-15: ST. PETERSBURG,

RUSSIA/DISEMBARK/GRAND HOTEL

Disembakandcheckintotheve-staGandotelEuope.Exploe

St.Petesbug:theemitage

Museum,thegandiosePete&PaulFotess,St.IsaacsCathedal,

PetetheGeatsSummePalace

atPetodvoets,andtheopulentpalaceofCatheinetheFistat

Pushkin.Byspecialaangement,

MikhailGobachevwillspeaktoou

goup.And,ononeevening,dinnewillbeonyouown,withtheoption

toattendaballetpefomance.

(Day14:B,L;Days13&15:B,L,D)

DAY 16: ST. PETERSBURG/U.S. (B)

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Young dancers in Latvia, Riga.


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EuropEan odYssEY:a passagE throughcEnturiEs of culturE & historY17 daYs/15 nights NN GG x

DEATE: 2011 p. 19. ot: Limitd cabins availabl on p. 20, 2010 dpartur. Ask for dtails.


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thisexpeditionthoughEuopeisanactiveandinsightfulfoayintocultueandhistoy.Exploesevencounties,tacing

thecoastfomCopenhagenand

theanseatictownofLbecktothelivelyPotugueseseasidecityofOpoto.Ventueintomedieval

townsandfotesses,admie

legendayatandachitectue,discoveplacesaccessible

onlybyZodiacsuchasIledAix

andIslasCies,andsavolocal

specialties.

ExpEdition HigHligHts SAVOR THE RICH EUROPEAN CULTURE OF SEVEN DISTINCTLY DIFFERENT COUNTRIES.

VISIT PLACES ACCESSIBLE ONLY BY ZODIAC, SUCH AS ST.-JEAN-DE-LUZ, ISLAS CIES AND ILE DAIX.

SEE THE HISTORIC D-DAY BEACHES OF NORMANDY WITH OUR HISTORIANS.

DAY 5: AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS

ExploeAmstedamsmanycanals,museums,andcafs.(B,L,D)

DAY 6: OOSTENDE, BELGIUM/BRUGES

FomOostende,divetotheme-dievaltownofBuges,aUNESCO

Site.Boadsmallboatstoviewthe

achitectuefomcanallevel.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: BAYEUX, FRANCE

ViewtheBayeuxTapesty,detailing

theinvasionofEnglandbyWilliamtheConqueo.(B,L,D)

DAYS 1-2: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK/EMBARK(D)

DAY 3: LBECK, GERMANY

Seethestep-gabledmechants

houses,ed-bickedwaehousesandnaowalleysofLbeck,a

WoldeitageSite.Zodiacohave

aguidedwalktoBuddenbookhaus,hometoauthoseinichand

ThomasMann.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: TRANSIT THE KIEL CANAL

(B,L,D)

12th-century monastery of Mont-St.-Michel, France.

121.800.EXPEDITION(1.800.397.3348)

TAKE UP TO $1,500 OFFselect departures and cabin categories when youbook by Oct. 29. Call for details.

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DAY 8: NORMANDY D-DAY BEACHES/

CHERBOURG

VisitUtahandOmahaBeaches,

sitesofthehistoicD-Dayinva-

sion,andtheAmeicanCemetey.ContinuetoSt.MeEglise.

reboadinCheboug.(B,L,D)

DAY 9: ST. MALO AND MONT-ST.-

MICHEL

Moobeneaththegatewayto

medievalSt.Malo.Divetothebeathtaking12th-centuymonas-

teyofMont-St.-Michel.retunto

St.Malofostunningviewsanda

walkaoundtheampats.(B,L,D)

DAY 10: AT SEA (B,L,D)

DAY 11: ILE DAIX AND LA ROCHELLE

TinyandtanquilIledAixisfa-

mousasNapoleonslastplaceof

esidenceonFenchsoilbefoehisexile.WandealongtheVieuxPot

atLarochelle,wheelivelycafs

linethewatefont.(B,L,D)

DAY 12: LA COTE BASqUE, FRANCE

Zodiacstakeusashoeat

St.-Jean-de-LuztovisitEgliseSt.-Jean-Baptiste,wheeLouisXIV

maiedMaiaTheesaofSpain.

StollthehaboofthisshingvillageotheGandePlage.(B,L,D)

DAY 13: BILBAO, SPAIN

ExploeFankGehysfutuistic

GuggenheimMuseum,withits

distinctivetitaniumwave.(B,L,D)

DAY 14: LA CORUA/SANTIAGODE COMPOSTELA

VisitthecathedalatSantiagodeCompostelaandwitnessthe

swingingofthebotafumeiroo

incensebune.Amusicalpefo-

manceisfollowedbyaGalicianlunchatostaldelosreyes

Catlicos.(B,L,D)

gain a nEW, insightful viEW of EuropE.

HISTORIAN:robynWoodwad(ight)isaDiectooftheInstituteofNauticalAchaeologyandshaeshe

inteestsinEuopeanhistoyandat.ARCHAEOLOGIST:VinnieButleintepetsthelandscapeandaddsgeatdepthtotheWestenEuopeexpeience.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHER:Awad-winneBobKist(left)hasbeenonassignmentthoughoutEuope,captuingitspeopleandplaces.

Expeitin sta may vay. Check u web site ull

bis expets n yu selecte epatue.

pOrTu

GAL

SAIN

Santiago deCompostela

La Corualle dAix

St.-Jean-de-LuzBilbao

St. Malo

NormandyBayeux

Oostende

Amsterdam Lbeck

Kiel Canal

CopenhagenDENMAK

NETHELANDS

GEMAN

ANCE

BELGIM

Bruges

Mediterranean SeaLisbon

Oporto

La ochelle

Islas CiesMuros

Atlantic Ocean

DAY 15: ISLAS CIES AND BAYONA

StollthepathsofIslasCiesNationalPakothewhite-sand

beach.Late,exploethepictu-

esquepotofBayona.(B,L,D)

DAY 16: OPORTO, PORTUGAL

Famousfoitspotwine,Opoto

isaWoldeitageSitewithstatelyachitectuemakedbythe12th-

centuychuchofSoFancisco.Sippotwineinoneofthefamed

ivesidepothouses.(B,L,D)

DAY 17: LISBON/DISEMBARK/U.S. (B)

WC VIdo PVIW WWW.PdIIo.CoM/uoPVIdo

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an island odYssEY: aZorEs,MadEira, canarY & channEl islEs17 daYs/15 nights NN GG x

DEATE: 2011 Ma 2


EuropE

Whydoweloveislandsandislandlife?Immeseyouselfinthethemeofislandexploationandmakeplentyofdiscoveiesof

youown:secludedachipelagos

andviginwildness,wold-classwhale-watching,spingtimegadensinbloom,bidsandancientloe

complementthecomfotandne

seviceofNational Geographic

Explorer.

MAY 2: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO LAS

PALMAS, CANARY ISLANDS, SPAIN

ExpEdition HigHligHts A RARE VISIT TO REMOTE ISLANDS: LAVA-CARVED LANDSCAPES & LOCAL CUSTOMS, WILDFLOWERS & WADER

THE AZORES IN MAY IS ONE OF THE BEST PLACES ON THE PLANET TO SEE WHALES GALORE.

SEE RIOTOUS GARDENS IN SPRINGTIME, INCLUDING A VISIT TO THE EDEN PROJECT, A UNESCO SITE.

peviousvoyagestotheCanaies,

oulocalguideshaveugedus

tovisitthisbeautiful,off-the-beaten-pathisland.Andsoonthis

uniquevoyagewewilldojustthat.

DeclaedaUNESCOBiospheereseve,Elieooffeslavaelds,volcanoesanddamatic

cliffs,teesthataeathousand

yeasoldandgiantlizadsonthevegeofextinction.(B,L,D)

MAY 5-6: AT SEA/MADEIRA, PORTUGAL

Oftenefeedtoastheoating

MAY 3: LAS PALMAS/EMBARK

AivetodayintheCanayIslands.Thesesubtopicalislandsae

distinctlySpanish,knownfothei

sunnyclimateandhistoicalhei-

tage(ColumbusstoppedheeonhissttiptotheAmeicas.)Embak

oushipandsetofffoanisland

odyssey.(D)

MAY 4: EL HIERRO, CANARY ISLANDS

OustlandfallisunspoiledEl

ieo,aCanayIslandthatwehavenevebeentobefoe.On

The Azores are a whale-watching mecca, and May is the best time tosee them; shown here: sperm whales off the Azores coast.

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gadenoftheAtlantic,Madeia

hassceneyofbeathtakingbeauty,

adeliciousclimateandaiotousaayofplants.Seethebotanical

gadens,sampletheseafoodand

famousMadeiawines,andbowse

theexquisiteemboideyandwickecaftedhee.(B,L,D)

MAY 7: AT SEA (B,L,D)

MAY 8-10, AZORES ISLANDS,

PORTUGAL

WeedevotingtheedaystotheAzoesIslands.Theeisplentyto

lueus.Landscapesfomolling

pastuestomountains,foestsandvolcanicpeaks.Fumaolesandhot

spingsceatestikingsceney.The

villagesaelovely,themuseums

intiguing.Theseislandsaeawhale-watchingmeccaandMay

isthebesttimetoseethem.With

ouUndeseaSpecialist,wellwatchfospemandpilotwhales,and

migatingn,sei,humpback,kille

andbluewhales.(B,L,D)

MAY 11-13: AT SEA

Withelaxingdaysatsea,leaning

willbetheealadventue.eatalkspepaingusfothedaysahead

CANA ISL.

MADEIA

SAIN

ANCE

MOOCCO

ENGLAND

AZOES

Isles of Scilly

London

Channel Isl.

oweyortsmouth

El Hierro

Atlantic Ocean

inEnglandssouthenisles.Lean

aboutoceanogaphy,islandecol-ogy,histoyandexploation.See

videofomouUndeseaSpecialist

andslideshowsfomouNationalGeogaphicPhotogaphe.(B,L,D)

MAY 14: ISLES OF SCILLY, ENGLAND

Bitain,anationofgadenes,has

poducednomoeexoticplacethan

theTescoAbbeyGadens.Built

aoundtheuinsofa12th-centuyabbey,thegadenswevisitae

wamedbytheGulfSteam,allow-

ingsub-topicalplantstoouish!(B,L,D)

MAY 15: FOWEY ISLAND/EDEN

PROJECTSteepedinmaitimehistoy,Dake,

raleighandCookhaveallpassed

thoughFowey(ponouncedFoybythelocals).Westollthewinding

medievalsteetsbefoeheading

totheConwallcountysideand

theEdenPoject.Acelebationofnatue,theEdenPoject,with

vastbiomes(geenhouses)lled

withplants,emphasizesmans

dependenceon,andconnectionto,thenatualwold.(B,L,D)

MAY 16: SARK, CHANNEL ISLANDSTolandonSakistostepbackintime,fty,ahundedoevenmoe

yeas.Adelightfulislandunlike

anyothe,theeaenoautoshee;mostpeopletavelbyhose-dawn

caiage,bybicycleoonfoot.

(B,L,D)

MAY 17: PORTSMOUTH/DISEMBARK/

U.S. (B)

gain an insightful viEW of island lifE With anExpErt tEaM.

EXPEDITION LEADER:BudLehnhausen(ight)wokscloselywiththeCaptain&stafftobestevealthedivesityofnatualhistoyandcultuesoftheseislands.

OCEANOGRAPHER:JimKelley(left)willshaehisexpetiseonthegeology,oceanogaphyandmeteoologyofouislandodyssey.

HISTORIAN:DavidBanesdeepknowledgebingsthehistoyofseafaesandwhalestolife.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHER:KevinSchafewillhelpyoutocaptuethebeautyoftheseislands.

Check u website ull bis expets n this vyage.

Springtime gardens in bloom.

Go o WWW.PdIIo.CoM/GPLo o ou IP

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DEATES: 2011 Ma 5; Jun. 1, 8, 15; p. 1, 28

ICES OM: $6.290 to $8,690 ( pag 37 for complt prics.)

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theCycladesaetheessenceoftheGeekIsles.TheysuoundthesacedsanctuayofDelos,oneofthemostimpotantachaeological

sitesinthewestenwold.Theseae

theGeekislandsoftheimagination,wheecolofulshingboatsaee-ectedinazuewates;whitewashed

villagescascadedownscabbled

slopes;andthescentsofosemayandlavendelltheai.Manyofthe

Cycladesemainvituallyunknownto

allbuttheGeeksandthediscening

tavele.

DAY 1: FLY OVERNIGHT FROM THE U.S.

TO ATHENS, GREECE

ExpEdition HigHligHts THERES A UNIqUE MIX OF HISTORIC SITES, VILLAGES, BEACHES, SWIMMING AND KAYAKING.

FOUR STAFF MEMBERS ACCOMPANY EACH VOYAGE, A RATIO OF ONE STAFF FOR EVERY ELEVEN GUESTS.

THERES TIME TO TURN OFF THE ENGINES AND HOIST THE SAILS ABOARD PAorAMA.

VALUE TRUMPS DISCOUNT.The best way to save is get more for your money.Our all-inclusive pricing includes all activities & experiences.

Guests exploring by Zodiac, at Naoussa, on the island of Paros.

DAY 2: ATHENS/MARINA ZEA/EMBARK/

CAPE SOUNION

InAthens,ouhospitalitysuiteis

attheElectaPalaceotellocated

beneaththeAcopolis.Aftelunch

welltaveltoMainaZea,embakPanorama,sailtowadCapeSounion,

andanchoundetheheadland.Take

alateaftenoonswimbefoedinne,anddontmisssunsetontheTemple

ofPoseidonabove!(L,D)

DAY 3: AT SEA/SIFNOS

Oustmoningonboadisspent

Shopping in Mikonos.

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Aegean Sea

olgandros Santorni

Nxos

Sfnos

Delos

Mikonos

GEECE

Cape Sounion

Athens

atsea.Wemaystopfoalate

moningswimbefoedockingat

Sifnos.DistinguishedfoitspotteyanditsVenetiandovecotes,Sifnosis

auggedislandwithahabovillage

anduppechora(village),watefonttavenasandconvenientbeaches.

Itsageatislandfowalkesand

loungesalike.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: AT SEA/FOLGANDROS

Amoningsailingsouthbingsus

toasecludedbeachontheseldom-visitedislandofPoliegos,whee

wellswimandkayakundethe

colofulcliffs.Aftelunch,wesail

foFolgandos,wheewedockfothenight.Visitawatefonttavena

oheaduptothestunning,cliffsidetownofoa.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: SANTORNI

Santoniisanislandachipelagothat

wasonceasinglevolcaniccone.It

euptedsome3,600yeasago,buy-ingwhatsomesaywaslegenday

Atlantis.Beondeckaswesailinto

thecaldeaandseethecliffsfom

thesea.ThendivethoughvineyadstopictuesqueOiabefoevisitingthe

townofThia,pechedhighonthe

volcaniccliff,withgeatviewsofthecaldea.Wemaysetsailinthemid

aftenoontondananchoagefoa

swimstop,withtheeveningdepen-

dentonouplansfothefollowingday.(B,L,D)

DAY 6: EXPLORING

Thisisadaythatwevelefttothespuofthemomentandthecuiosity

ofthegouponboad.Theseae

homewatesfoPanoramaandwewilltakethisdaytondthehidden

Mediteaneanandthespecialspots

thatsuittheoccasion.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: NXOS/MIKONOS

NxoswasacenteofCycladic

at5,000yeasago.WellvisittheancientvillageofApeianthos,

whichhasetaineditsmable-paved

steets,two-stoyhousesbuiltof

stone,alleywaysandchamingcafs.retuntothepotfolunch

onboadointown,andswimat

theadjacentbeach.ThenwecuisetoMikonos.Whetheyouhitthe

beachesovisitthewold-classclubs

andhotspots,Mikonospomisesfun

foeveyone.(B,L,D)

DAY 8: DELOS/AT SEA

ThismoningwelandatthetinyachaeologicalhighlightofDelos,

wheethetwingodsAtemis,god-

dessofanimalsandthehunt,and

Apollo,godofhealing,eason,andlightweesaidtohavebeenbon.

Weexploe,amongotheplaces,the

SteetoftheLionsandthemableTempleofApollo.Afteaswimwe

setsailfoMainaZea.(B,L,D)

Sunset behind the Nxos arch.

discovEr thE cYcladic islands WithdEdicatEd ExpErts.

NATURALIST:ShaonGainge(ight)hastaveledthewoldwithLindbladandhasspentthepasttwo

seasonsinGeeceaboadPanorama.ShewillensueguestsenjoyGeece'snatualwondes.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPERT:AnativeofAthens,StellaGalani(left)isaGeekscholawithanintimateundestandingoftheichhistoyandcultueofhecounty.

Expeitin sta vaies by vyage ate. Check u

web site ull bis expets n yu selecte

epatue.

DAY 9: MARINA ZEA/DISEMBARK/

ATHENS

DisembakPanoramathismoningandyhome,otaketheoptional

thee-nightextensiontoCete.(B)

optional ExtEnsions

ae, pe-ye2Days.Pleasecallfodetails.

cee, p-ye(onselecteddates)3Days.Pleasecallfodetails.

grEEcE Family advEnturE

9 Days/7 Nights2011 Jul. 21, 28; Aug. 4Oufamily-fiendlystaffwill

helpyoufamilyexploeGeek

godsandmythology,theGeek

alphabet,classicaldama,folktaditions,volcanoes,andofcouse

beaches.Toleanmoe,seeWWW.EEDITIONS.COM/AMILGEECE


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undEr sail:grEEcE to thE dalMatian coast12 daYs/10 nights Nm

DEATES: 2011 Ma 12, 22*; p. 8, 18* *Travls from ubrovnik to Athns.

PCe M: $8,390 to $12,250 ( pag 37 for complt prics.)

181.800.EXPEDITION(1.800.397.3348)

tavelthoughthelegendayCointhCanaltovisittwoofancientGeecesbestknowndesti-nations:Delphi,siteoftheancient

oacle,onceconsideedthecente

ofthewold,andIthaka,homeofomesOdysseus.Alongthee-makablybeautifulDalmatianCoast,

discovecultuesthathavepesisted

thoughmillenniaandthehistoicmavelsoftheegion,andlean

aboutpeoplewhohaveweatheed

unendingwavesoffoeignule,yet

maintainedtheistongcultues.

DAY 1: FLY OVERNIGHT FROM THE U.S.

TO ATHENS, GREECE

DAY 2: ATHENS/MARINA ZEA/EMBARK/

CORINTH CANAL

AiveinAthens,spendabitoftimeattheElectaPalaceotel,located

intheshadowoftheAcopolis,and

boadPanoramainMainaZea.Aftedinne,viewilluminatedgeologic

fomationsthatseemwithinams

lengthaswecuisethoughthe

CointhCanal.(D)

ExpEdition HigHligHts DISCOVER CROATIAS ISLAND CITIES OF KORCULA AND HVAR, AS WELL AS HISTORIC DUBROVNIK.

TAKE IN ALBANIAS GRECO-ROMAN CITY OF BUTRINT, A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE.

SAIL MONTENEGROS GULF OF KOTOR TO A TINY ISLET FORMED BY STONES CAST IN THE WATER.

VALUE TRUMPS DISCOUNT.The best way to save is get more for your money.Our all-inclusive pricing includes all activities & experiences.

Dubrovnik, Croatia.

DAY 3: DELPHI/AT SEA

Delphianditsoacleweeanimpotantpilgimagedestination

fotheancientGeeks.Exploethe

SanctuayofApollo,hometothe

Delphicoacle,andwalkalongtheSacedWaybefoesettingsailfoa

lateaftenoonswim.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: ITHAKA

Today,Odysseussislandemains

offthebeatentack,withgemsof

smallIonianvillages.Wellexploesiteslinkingtheislandtoomes

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Your ExpEdition tEaM Will WEavE a tapEstrY ofgrEEk and adriatic culturEs.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPERT:GaceFielde(ight)isanotedexpetonthehistoy,cultueand

languagesoftheDalmatianCoast.ShehasevenmoonlightedasalavendehavesteonvaIsland.

EXPEDITION LEADER:VeteanExpeditionLeadeTomOBien(left)eseachedanddesignedalltheeitineaiesinGeeceandalongtheDalmatianCoast,toensuethateachvoyageisagenuineLindbladexpeience.



Sarand

Delphi

Ithaka

Tiran

Butrint

Durrs

KotorMONTENEGO

COATIA

GEECE

ALBANIA

DubrovnikKorcula

ibenik

Hvar

Athens

Ithaka.Thenwecuisetooneof

Ithakasbaysfoaswim,andsailto

Albania.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: SARAND AND BUTRINT,

ALBANIA

TheancientcityofButintisnowa

UNESCOWoldeitageSitewitha

ellenictheate,Byzantinebasilica

andVenetiantowes.AtintiguingSaandweseeablendofeligions,

cultuesandlandscapes.Swim

andhikealongthecoastlineintheaftenoon.(B,L,D)

DAY 6: TIRAN, ALBANIA

FomDus,wedivetotheoldcapitalofKujeandvisitthene

EthnogaphicMuseum.Wecontinuetothecontempoaycapital,Tian,toseetheelicsfomoneofthe

longestdictatoshipsinEasten

Euope.Afteafestivelunch,weetuntoDusintheaftenoonto

setsail.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: KOTOR, MONTENEGRO

SailintothemagnicentGulfof

Koto.eewevisitthehistoictown

ofPeast,andtakealocalboattotheisletofGospaodkpjela,

ChuchofOuLadyoftherock.

Spendtheaftenoondiscoveing

medievalKoto,ojoinusfoadiveupthe27sepentineswitchbacks

foanunivaledview.(B,L,D)

DAY 8: DUBROVNIK, CROATIA

Dubovnikisegadedasthebest-pesevedmedievaltowninthewold.

WellanchointheheatoftheOld

Town.Takemable-pavedsteetstothe15th-centuyrectosPalace

andtheFanciscanMonastey;walk

alongtheampats,thenexploethis

magicalcity.Tonightyoumightoptfodinneonyouownoastollintown.

(B,L,D)

DAY 9: KORCULA

Todaywellvisitthemedievaltown

ofKocula,bithplaceofMacoPolo.

LocatedonahilljuttingintotheAdiatic,Koculaisoneofthemostat-

mospheicandhistoicofallCoatia's

towns,withemakableachitectue,asupebcathedalandnestone

caving.Asaspecialteat,we'llhave

apefomanceofKocula'sfamed

Moekaswoddance.(B,L,D)

DAY 10: IBENIK/KRKA NATIONAL PARK

ThepotofibenikhasaspectaculaentanceanditsownWoldeitage

Site.Wellvisitthecathedalof

St.Jakovanditsemakablefieze

decoatedwith71sculptuedfaces.Outsideoftown,wellspendtime

amidwatefalls,cliffsandboadwalks

ofKkaNationalPak.WedepatthoughtheibenikChannelandset

sailsouth.(B,L,D)

DAY 11: HVAR/AT SEA

vaisoneofthemostlivelyof

CoatiashistoicVenetiantowns.WellvisittheFanciscanmonastey,

thestunningmainsteetasenaland

theoldestactivetheateinCoatia.Intheaftenoonyoucanhavelunch

intownooptfoaswim.(B,L,D)

DAY 12: DUBROVNIK/U.S.

Disembakthismoningfoights

home,ojointheoptionalextension

toDubovnikandSplit.(B)

optional ExtEnsions

ae, pe-ye 2Days.Pleasecallfodetails.

M, t & s,p-ye e-ye,ee ee e

3Days.Pleasecallfodetails.

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eGyPT: PGWe AT eey TUWho dsignd th grat pramids and

grand tmpls? What promptd such

lavish monumnts? ow wr th stons

fashiond and hoistd? Whn was

mummication prfctd? rom our

visit to th egptian Musum in Cairo,

to all th sits along th il, including

Abu imbl and Giza, oull witnss th

astonishingl vivid things th egptians

cratd ovr thousands of ars andhav our own host of qustions. And th

answrs will alwas b convnintl, and

companionabl, at hand. Wv assmbld an outstanding tam of highl

xprincd egptologists, pr-minnt in thir lds of cultur, art, histor

and archaolog. Th will b with ou from th momnt ou arriv in Cairo

until our dpartur.

W hav carfull craftd our

itinraris dtrmining th most

advantagous routs, and th bst

tims of th da to visit sits to avoid

th crowds and provid ou with pak

xprincs. W ou b privat air,

avoiding th crowdd airports and ight

dlas. ur hotls, th our asons at th irst sidnc, and th Mna

ous broi, offr th bst locations and amnitis. And our ship, Salacia,

is on of th nst navigating th il.

n addition to our choic of itinraris, as oull s on th following

pags, ou hav th opportunit to xtnd our voags to tak advantag

of our proximit to alluring Alxandria and Jordan.As wv dsignd thm, our itinraris will mak th swp of egpts

histor and grandur of its cultur a living brathing part of our lif whil

our thr, and a lasting mmor long aftr ou rturn hom.

Left: Tomb of Amen-Khopshef at Luxor. Top right: A traditional flucca sailboat. Top left:

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Exploring EgYpt10 daYs/8 nights s

DEATES: 2010 ct. 14, 18*; ov. 11, 15*, 19; c. 9, 13* 2011 Jan. 13, 17*, 21; b. 3, 7*; Mar. 3, 7*, 11, 31; Apr. 4*; ct. 13, 17*;

ov. 10, 14*, 18; c. 7, 11*, 30* Departures in red are sold out. *n ths dats, th il voag travls from Luxor to Aswan.

ICES OM: $4,700 to $7,690 Plas call for all 2011 costs. ( pag 38 for complt prics.)

221.800.EXPEDITION(1.800.397.3348)

ou10-dayvoyagetoEgypttakesustoCaioandalongtheNile,inthecompanyofdistinguishedEgyptologistswho

willshowyouthemanyemakable

aspectsofancientandmodenEgypt.ouwillseetheatisticandscienticbillianceofthe

phaaohs,andthecultualvibancy

thathasbeenmaintainedfomtheealiestsettlementsofthe

fetileNileValleytoEgypttoday.

ouvisitbazaasalivewithcolo

andfagantspices,andgainan

ExpEdition HigHligHts SAIL ABOARDALACA, ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE SMALL SHIPS ON THE NILE.

STAY AT PREMIER ACCOMMODATIONS IN CAIRO AND NEAR THE PYRAMIDS OF GIZA.

TAKE PRIVATELY CHARTERED FLIGHTS WITHIN EGYPT.

supeb47-guestSalacia.Thisis

atuediscoveyofEgyptsats,

eligionsand,ofcouse,theawe-inspiingachitectue.

DAYS 1-2: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TOCAIRO, EGYPT

Aivelateinthedayandtansfe

totheFouSeasonsattheFist

residenceinCaio.

DAY 3: CAIRO

ExploeIslamicCaio,wheesupe-

lativemosquesincludeMohammed

appeciationfoEgyptsunique

divesity.Ahighlightwillbeafou-nightNilevoyageaboadthe

A traditionalelucca sailboat plies the Nile.

BOOK BY OCTOBER 29 FOR UP TO $700 OFFselect departures. Call for details.

Egyptian art and writings inside the temple of Ramses II at Abu Simbel.

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AliMosque,whosevedomescan

beseenthoughoutthecity.Visit

theKhanelKhalilibazaafoichleathegoods,hand-wokedgold

andfagantspices.AttheEgyptian

Museum,viewmastepiecesfomancientEgypt,includingthe

mummiesofphaaohs.Gathethis

eveningfoawelcomedinne.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: CAIRO/ABU SIMBEL/ASWAN/

EMBARK

ApivateighttakesusfomCaiotoAbuSimbel,wheethefontofthe

templehasfoucolossalstatuesof

ramsesII.VisittheneabyTemple

ofatho,builtforamsesfavoitewife,QueenNefetai.Continueby

pivateaicafttoAswanandboadSalacia.VisitAswansganitequa-iesandwalkacossthemassive

1,162-tonunnishedobelisk.Then

discovePhilaeTemple,dedicatedtothegoddessIsis.Sailbyfelucca

pastKitcheneIsland.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: ASWAN/KOM OMBO/EDFU

SeeKomOmbostemple,dedicated

tothegodsaoeisandSobek.At

Edfu,visittheTempleofous,oneofthebestpesevedmastepieces

oftheancientwold.Thisaftenoon

wesailalongtheNile.(B,L,D)

DAYS 67: LUXOR

KanakandLuxoTemplesae

locatedabouttwomilesapat,butweeoncejoinedbyasinglepaved

oadlinedwitham-headedsphinxes.

VisitKanakTemple,anachitectual

wonde,andstollthoughLuxoTemple,guadedbymassivestatues

oframsesII.CosstheNiletovisit

theValleysoftheKingsandNobles,andseetheTempleofQueen

atshepsut,whichhasbeencalled

thenestbuildinginEgypt.Atthe

LuxoMuseumseeamualfomtheTempleofAton.(B,L,D)

thEir knoWlEdgE is liMitlEss, and thEYhavE a WondErful WaY of convEYing it.

EGYPTOLOGIST:ManalFathi(ight),boninCaio,haswokedwithLindbladExpeditionssince1992.ShecompletedpostgaduatestudiesinEgyptologyatelwanUnivesityandCaioUnivesity.

EGYPTOLOGIST:MoudMansou,oiginallyfomAlexandia,completedhisstudiesinEgyptologyin1985;andfutheedhiseducationin

hieoglyphicsandancientEgyptianat.

EGYPTOLOGIST:MagdaGeoge(left)studiedEgyptologyatCaioUnivesity,aswellasIslamicatandachitectueattheAmeicanUnivesityinCaio.ShehasbeenguidingvisitostoEgyptsince1980,and

lovestoshaeheknowledge.



yramids (Giza)Cairo

LuxorEsna

EdfuKom Ombo

Aswan

Abu Simbel

Saqqara &Memphis

DAY 8: LUXOR/DISEMBARK/CAIRO

DisembakSalaciaandyfomLuxo

toCaio.TansfetotheMenaouseObeoiotel,locatedatthefootof

thePyamidsofGiza.Theaftenoon

andeveningaefee.(B,L)

DAY 9: PYRAMIDS AND SPHINX/

MEMPHIS AND SAqqARA/CAIRO

ThePyamidsofGizaaeallthatemainofthesevenwondesof

theancientwold.Leanhowand

whythePyamidsweebuilt,thenseetheenigmaticSphinx.Well

visitMemphis,Egyptsancient

capital,andSaqqaa,withits

StepPyamidcomplex.Amemo-ablefaewelldinneendsyou

expedition.(B,L,D)

DAY 10: CAIRO/U.S. (B)

NOTE:Note:WeecommendthatyouaiveinCaioadayealy

toadjusttothetimediffeence.

AdditionalnightsattheFou

SeasonsattheFistresidenceae$220pepesonpenight(double

occupancythoughApil2011).

optional ExtEnsions

ae, pe-ye 3Days.ExploeAlexandia,EgyptscityontheMediteanean,

andstayattheFouSeasons

otel.Pleasecallfodetails.

J, p-ye 4Days.DiscoveJodan,acountythatencompassesbiblicallands

andancientkingdomsincluding

Peta.Pleasecallfodetails.

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passagE through EgYpt15 daYs/13 nights s

DEATES: 2010 ct. 6, 20*; ov. 3; c. 1, 15* 2011 Jan. 5, 26; b. 10*, 23; Mar. 23; Apr. 7*; ct. 5, 20*; ov. 2, 29; c. 14*

*n ths dats, th il voag travls from Aswan to Luxor.

ot: Prior to th Jan. 26, 2011 dpartur, th itinrar will b slightl diffrnt. Plas call for dtails.

ICES OM: $6,995 to $10,990 Plas call for all 2011 costs. ( pag 38 for complt prics.)

ExpEdition HigHligHts GET A COMPREHENSIVE VIEW OF ANCIENT AND CONTEMPORARY EGYPT.

EXPLORE THE PYRAMID COMPLEXES AT SAqqARA AND DASHUR, IN ADDITION TO THE PYRAMIDS OF GIZA.

VISIT THE EXTRAORDINARY, REMOTE SITE OF ABYDOS, WITH SOME OF EGYPTS MOST VIBRANT ART.

passageThoughEgyptgivesyoutheluxuytoexploeatapacethatallowsyoutoabsobEgyptsmyiadaspects.Taveltositesmost

visitosmissincludingtheexception-

altempleatAbydos;enjoysixnightsaboadthesupebshipSalacia;ywithinEgyptbypivateai;andstay

inthenesthotels.

DAYS 1-2: U.S./FLY OVERNIGHT TO

CAIRO, EGYPT

Aivelateintheday,andtansfe

totheFouSeasonsattheFist

residenceinCaiofofounights.

DAY 3: CAIRO

JoinamoningvisittotheEgyptian

Museumsseeminglylimitless

collectionofantiquities:mummiesofthephaaohs,funeayjewels,andelaboatesacophagi.Theafte-

noonisatleisuetotakeadvantage

ofthehotelsamenities.(B)

DAY 4: CAIRO

Thismoningtakeadivethough

IslamicCaio,seethevedomes

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Still vibrant pharaonic art is seen in thistomb in the Valley of the queens.

Tuta

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ianMu

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ofMohammedAliMosque.Thenstollthoughthevibant

KhanelKhalilibazaaandexploea

histoicpatofthecity.Gathethis

eveningfodinne.(B,D)

DAY 5: CAIRO

ThismoningwecontinuetoexploeCaio.VisittheCopticchuches,

includingtheChuchofAbuSega

andthe4thcentuyhanging

chuch.Wandethoughwindingsteetstothe1,000-yea-oldBen

EzaSynagogue.Taketheaftenoon

toexploefutheonyouown,oelaxatyouhotel.(B,L)

DAYS 6-11: CAIRO/LUXOR/EMBARK/

SAIL THE NILEFlybypivateaitoLuxotoembak

Salacia,andtaveltoDendeato

seetheTempleofatho,oneofthemostbeautifulbuildingsin

Egypt.Continuetothegeat,less-

visitedTempleofSetiIatAbydos.retuntoLuxotoviewtheTemples

ofLuxoandKanak,andtheLuxo

Museum.ThencosstheNileto

theValleysoftheKings,Queens

andNoblesandtheTempleofQueenatshepsut.SeetheTemple

ofousatEdfuandthetempleatKomOmbo.AtAswan,sailby

feluccaalongKitcheneIsland,

andseethemassive1,162-ton

unnishedobelisk.VisitPhilae,dedicatedtothegoddessIsis,and

obseveneobjectsattheNubian

Museum.(B,L,D)

DAY 12: ASWAN/DISEMBARK/ABU SIMBEL/CAIRO

DisembakSalaciaandtakeapivateighttoAbuSimbel,thesite

oframsesIIsgeatesttemple.

WhentheNilewasdammedatAswan,thisentiestuctuewas

emovedfomitsoiginalsiteand

aised200feet,piecebypiece,to

our ExpErts Will rEvEal to You thE BEst oflEgEndarY EgYpt.

EGYPTOLOGIST:GhadaDoss(ight),boninCaio,eceivedhedegeefomelwanUnivesityandbeganwokingasanEgyptologistin1990.Shesbeenalong-timefavoiteofouguests.

EGYPTOLOGIST:AhmedBoham,anativeofAlexandia,studiedEgyptologyatAlexandiaUnivesity.ehaspublishedwokonthedwellingsofPhaaonicEgypt,andispusuingaPh.D.inEgyptology.

EGYPTOLOGIST:TaekElShoubagy(left)eanedaB.S.inTouismfomelwanUnivesity,andhasextensivelystudiedEgyptianhistoy,atandachaeology.ehasbeenguidingsince1994.



wheeitstandstoday.Theneaby

TempleofNefetaiwasbuiltfo

ramsesfavoitewife.AfteouvisitweybypivateaicafttoCaioand

checkintotheMenaouseObeoi

otelatGiza.(B,L)

DAY 13: PYRAMIDS & SPHINX/CAIRO

ThePyamidsofGizaaeallthat

emainofthesevenwondesoftheancientwold.Leanaboutthe

PyamidsandSphinx,piotoan

eveningsound-and-lightpefomanceonthePyamidplateau.(B,L)

DAY 14: MEMPHIS/SAqqARA/DASHUR/

CAIRO

InthemoningvisitSaqqaa,site

oftheStepPyamidcomplex;Memphis,Egyptsancientcapital;andDashu,siteoftheBentand

redPyamids.Thisaftenoonis

atleisuetoexploeCaioonyouown,evisittheEgyptianMuseum

oelax.Afaewelldinneendsyou

expedition.(B,D)

DAY 15: CAIRO/U.S.

Flyhomethismoningoextendyou

expeditiontoJodan.(B)

yramids (Giza)Cairo

LuxorEsna

EdfuKom Ombo

Aswan

Abu Simbel

SaqqaraDashur

DenderaAbydos

optional ExtEnsions

ae, pe-ye 3Days.ExploeAlexandia,EgyptsgacefulcityontheMediteanean,

andstayattheFouSeasons

otel.Pleasecallfodetails.

J, p-ye 4Days.DiscoveJodan,a

countythatencompassesbibli-callandsandancientkingdoms

includingPeta.Pleasecallfo

details.

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U.S.PACIFICNORThwEST


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U.. PACC TWeT:JUey TUG PATA PeeTor ons, th Pacic orthwst has bn a rstlss land. Grat uphavals of

arth hav cratd mountain rangs, volcanic ruptions hav covrd th rgion

with moltn ash and rock, and unfathomabl oods hav scourd th arth.

Thats whr our journ bgins.

Join us on In the Wake of Lewis and Clark, for th opportunit to xplor

th Columbia and nak ivrs in Washington, rgon and daho in th

compan of th istorians, aturalists and xprts who know it bst. Ths

ar th grand watrwas of th Wst, pionrd b Lwis and Clark, roamd

b rough-and tumbl fur tradrs, and travrsd b couragous sttlrs as

th forgd thir wa along th rgon Trail.

Wv bn xploring this rgion for dcads. ur small xpdition ship is

prfctl suitd for such historic watrwas. hll carr ou mor than 450

mils upstram a voag impossibl for a big ship in all th comfort that a

modrn-da xplorr could ask for. B assurd that this voag is not soll abouthistor. Wll pass through a sris of ight locks, ach an nginring marvl in

its own right, which will lift us som 700 ft narl tn tims what th Panama

Canal ntails. ur modrn tools for xploration, including a t of kaaks and

Zodiac landing craft, will tak ou into wildnss with an arra of activitis.

Left: Dramatic views down the Palouse River Canyon; above: Fort Clatsop was the

encampment of the Lewis and Clark Expedition near the mouth of the Columbia River

during the winter of 1805-1806.

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a voYagE along thE coluMBia and snakE rivErsin thE WakE of lEWis & clark7 daYs/6 nights NN GG s Bd

DEATES: 2011 p. 17, 23, 29; ct. 5, 11, 17, 23, 29

ICES OM: $3,820 to $6,670 ( pag 39 for complt prics.)U.S.PACIFICNORThwEST

281.800.EXPEDITION(1.800.397.3348)

theCopsofDiscoveyexpedition,ledbyLewisandClakfom1804to1806,wasadamaticepisodeinAmeicanhistoy.Conceivedby

Jeffesonasmoethanageogaphic

exploation,itstudiednativecultues,collectedspecimensand,thoughmaps,putfomtowhatwasterra

incognita.ExploethePalouserive

byZodiacandkayak,seeNativeAmeicanpetoglyphs,cuiseeasten

Washingtonswinecountyandtake

ajetboatideintoellsCanyon,the

deepestgogeinNothAmeica.

ExpEdition HigHligHts NAVIGATE THROUGH EIGHT SETS OF LOCKS, LIFTING THE SHIP OVER 700 FEET.

KAYAK ON THE PALOUSE RIVER FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL DISCOVERIES.

TAKE A JET BOAT RIDE ON THE SNAKE RIVER INTO THE DRAMATIC HELLS CANYON.

well-wateedlandscapegivesway

togacefullytapeedbuttesand

semi-aidsteppes.Lockslifttheshiphigheandhigheintodeset-

huedcanyons.Attheentanceto

theSnakerive,wepassbetweenbanksfomedbythelagestbasaltowinthewold.(B,L,D)

DAY 3: CLARKSTON

AtClakston,wendouselves

attheconuenceoftheSnake

andCleawaterives,moethan

450milesfomthesea.Tavelby

DAY 1: PORTLAND, OREGON/EMBARK

BoadtheshipandcuisethecenteofPotlandontheWillamette

rivebefoeeachingtheColumbia

rive.(D)

DAY 2: EASTERN WASHINGTONS WINE

COUNTRY

Awakethismoningtothecolo-fulplateauseastofthesweeping

CascadeMountains,anaea

famousfoitsexpandingwineindus-

ty.Aswetavelon,theColumbiacompletelychangeschaacte:a

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comfotablejetboatuptheSnake

riveintooneofNothAmeicasmostscenicspots,spectacula

ellsCanyon.Oyoumayoptto

followinthefootstepsofLewisandClakalongtheCleawaterive,

visitingsevealoftheiactualcamp-

sites.Ledbyoulocalistoian,

weleanabouttheelationshipbetweentheNezPecepeopleand

LewisandClak.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: EXPLORING THE PALOUSE RIVER

ThestillwateofthePalouserive

isthepefectmiofothesu-

oundingbasaltcliffsaswesetoffonouZodiaccuisesandkayak

adventues.VisitPalouseFalls

wheecascadingwatesplungeinto

poolsbelow.Aftewads,saildowntheSnakerive,enjoyingababe-

cueondeck.(B,L,D)

DAY 5: COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE AND

HOOD RIVER

Today,ventuethoughtheColumbiariveGoge,pehapsthemost

awe-inspiingsectionoftheentie

ExplorE ovEr 450 MilEs of changing rivErscapEWith an ExpErt ExpEdition tEaM.

NATURALIST:FomePesidentoftheLewisandClakTaileitageFoundationD.robetGatten(left)willshaehisexpetise.

EXPEDITION LEADER:Veteanleade

CindyManning(ight)willshaehefascinationwiththehistoyand

geologyoftheColumbiaandSnakerives.

HISTORIAN:Inadditiontobeingaistoianandwondefulstoytelle,JeyIgoisabotanistandeducationchaimanfotheNativePlantSocietyofOegon.



Willamette River

CascadeMountains

Bonneville Dam

Astoria

ColumbiaGorgeHood iver

John Day Dam

Palouse River

Snake RiverClarkston

Hells Canyonortland

IDAHO

WASHINGTON

OEGON

Clearwater River

Columbia River

Multnomah Falls.

ive.Cuisepastthe620-foot-high

MultnomahFallsandvisitthe

ColumbiaGogeDiscoveyCente.(B,L,D)

DAY 6: ASTORIA

Wecontinueoujouneybynavigat-ingtheColumbiatothemouthof

theiveatAstoia.AtFotClatsop,wheetheexploeshunkeeddown

fothewetwinteof1805-1806,we

walkthoughthefull-scaleecon-

stuctedfot.TheColumbiariveMaitimeMuseumchoniclesthe

histoyofivenavigationandthis

pottown.(B,L,D)

DAY 7: PORTLAND/DISEMBARK/HOMETansfetotheaipotfoights

home.(B) Pictographs along the Snake River.

optional

1-n pe-ye Ee p, oe

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ePLG PeU LA Te CAor th rst tim, w ar offring our wk-long xploration of Prus Land of

th nca as a stand-alon journ. This xpdition has bn dvlopd with

th insight and dpth wv obtaind from

dcads in th rgion.

you can b assurd that th xhaustiv

attntion to dtail that gos into all our

ship-basd xpditions has gon into planning

this xhilarating land journ. your Pruvian

xpdition tam will b of th sam calibr as

thos on our ships. And our accommodationshav bn carfull chosn for thir location,

ambianc and comfort.

Pru, of cours, is primaril known for its

nca archaological sits Machu Picchu

bing th most famous and bst prsrvd. But in our 30 ars xploring th

rgion, wv found that thr is a contmporar living componnt to this rich

cultural hritag that is nca.

Todas nca incorporat modrn lif

whil holding onto crtain ancint valus

and idas. n Pru w ar immrsd in

histor in so man was, including th food,

which is som of th worlds most divrs.

id ou know that Pru alon has ovr

2,000 known spcis of potatos? t is th

ultimat fusion cuisin (its Quchua roots,

th panish inunc coupld with Asian avors). you will fast on cvich,

tiradito, and papa rllna.

Th markts, aliv with color, th mountains and rushing rivrs all con-

tribut to a countr rich in wondr. ik to ruins in th Urubamba all andxamin pr-Columbian trasurs at th rnownd Larco rrra Musum.

explor Lima th cit of kings and th ancint ncan capital of Machu

Picchu, whr w hik to th un Gat and watch da brak ovr th ruins.

o plas, rad on. W hop ou will b inspird to join us.

Left: Girls by the Incan walls of Cusco; Above right: Machu Picchu;

Above left: Cusco Cathedral.

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Machu picchu &thE land of thE inca8 daYs/7 nights

yar-round, wkl dparturs.

ICES: 2011 $4,180 pr prson doubl occupanc; $5,180 pr prson sol occupanc.

ntrnational and intrnal airfar not includd. Call for sampl rats.

pEru

321.800.EXPEDITION(1.800.397.3348)

WespendaweekinPeu.Occasionallypeopleask,whysolongwhenthehighlightisMachuPicchu?Thefactisthattheeisso

muchmoeinPeu,whichyoullsee

whenyoueadtheitineay.oullspendyoutimeinthecompanyofexpetguidesexploingPeus

wondesancient,colonialand

contempoay.

DAY 1: U.S./LIMA, PERU

DepattheU.S.andaiveinLima

bylateevening.

ExpEdition HigHligHts SEE DAYBREAK OVER THE RUINS AT MACHU PICCHU FROM THE FABLED SUN GATE.

DISCOVER CUSCOS RICH HERITAGE AND VISIT THE SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCA.

EXPLORE THE MASSIVE INCA STONE FORTRESS OF OLLANTAYTAMBO.

choosefomhosebackiding,

aspateatmentoaPasohose

demonstation.Dinneisanoutdooeventatouhotel,completewitha

campe,babecueandavibant

dancepefomance.(B,L,D)

DAY 4: SACRED VALLEY/MACHU PICCHU

ContinuefomthevalleytoMachu

Picchufoaguidedintoduction,thenstayovenightatthe31-oom

OientExpessSanctuayLodge.

ou'llshaeMachuPicchuwithonly

ahandfulofvisitos.(B,L,D)

DAY 2: LIMA/CUSCO/SACRED VALLEY

OF THE INCA

ThismoningyfomLimato

CuscoanddivetoAwanacancha,

wheellamas,alpacas,vicuasand

guanacosaebed.VisitPisac,thegatewaytotheSacedValley,and

walkthoughthelocalfoodmaket

befoevisitingitsuins.CheckintotheSolyLunaotel.(B,L,D)

DAY 3: SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCA

VisitthemassiveIncastonefotessofOllantaytambo.Intheaftenoon,

Machu Picchu received much attention after the National GeographicSociety focused their entire April 1913 issue on it.

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DAY 5: MACHU PICCHU/CUSCO

Befoesunise,hiketotheSunGate,theancientnalcheckpoint

toMachuPicchu,andwatchday

beakovethequietuins.AfteatainandbusideweaiveinCusco

fotwonightsattheOientExpess

Monasteiootel.(B,L,D)

DAY 6: CUSCO

ExploetheIncaEmpiescapital

cityofCuscoandvisitthevastSacsayhuamnFotess.Theafte-

noonisopentostollaoundthe

city.Visitoneofthemuseumso

conventsincludingthemagnicent

thE ExpEdition tEaM looks forWard to rEvEalingincan culturE to You.

LOCAL EXPERT:EnestoOe(left)shaeshisboadbaseofknowledgetoceateamemoableexploationofPeusexquisitecountysideandcuisine.Andhelldescibehispaticulatalentfoincopoatingmodenlifewhileholdingontoancientideasandvalues.

LOCAL EXPERT:AnativeCusqueo,aveyMatinezhopesonedaytoewitetheSpanishhistoyoftheIncaintotheIncahistoyoftheInca.

LOCAL EXPERT:AsaPeuvianAiFocehelicoptecewmembe,KainaTeazastaveledthoughouttheAndesandjunglesofSouthAmeica.ConvesantinhenativeQuechua,shehasdeeppideinhecountyshistoyandpeople.

Expeitin sta vaies by vyage ate.

17th-centuycathedalandconvent

ofKoicancha.Dinneisonyou

own.(B,L)

DAY 7: CUSCO/LIMA

retuntoLimaandvisittheLacoeeaMuseumandstollthe

PlazaMayo.Lunchistaditional

LatinAmeicanstyle.Dinneison

youown.(B,L)

DAY 8: LIMA/U.S. (B)

EXTEND YOUR ADVENTURE:

This eru journey can be combined with

a voyage to the Galpagos Islands or the

pper Amazon of eru. Call an Expedition

Specialist (1.800.397.3348) for details.

quechua mother and child.

Perus markets arealive with color.


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CATEGO 1: Main ck with on or two Porthols#301-308

CATEGO 2: Main ck with Window #317-320, 335-336

CATEGO 3: Main ck with Window #313-316, 321-328,

337-340, 342, 344, 346, 348, 350CATEGO 4: Uppr and randa cks with Window #103-104

107-108, 201-202, 204-207, 210, 212, 217, 226, 228

CATEGO 5: Uppr ck with Balcon #209, 211, 214, 216,218, 220-222, 224

CATEGO 6: randa ckuit #101-102;Uppr ck-uit with Balcon #213

CATEGO 7: Uppr ckuit with Balcon #215, 219, 230

CATEGO 2 SOLO: Main ck with Window #309-312,329-334

CATEGO 3 SOLO: Uppr and randa cks with Window

#105-106, 203, 208

CATEGO 3 TILE: Main ck with Window #341, 343

SHAED ACCOMMODATIONS: Availabl in Catgoris 1 and 2.

NOTE: Cabins #209, 211, 214, 216-218, 220, 222, 224, 226,228, 303-306 Ths cabins hav on qun-sizd bd. All

othr doubl cabins hav two lowr singl bds; som can

convrt to a qun-sizd bd. ot: ol occupanc cabins

availabl in Catgoris 2 and 3. Third prson rats ar availabl

in th dsignatd tripl occupanc cabins at on-half th doubl

occupanc rat.

CAACIT: 148 gusts in 81 outsid cabins.EGIST: Bahamas. OVEALL LENGTH: 367 ft.

National Geographic Exploreris a stat-of-th-art xpdition ship, and

th nwst addition to th Lindblad t. t is a full stabilizd, ic-class

vssl with an ic 1A rating on th hull, nabling it to navigat polar

nvironmnts whil providing xcptional comfort. t carris 36 doubl

kaaks and a t of 13 Zodiac landing craft. An Undrsa pcialist

oprats a rmotl opratd vhicl () and sophisticatd undrsa

vido quipmnt, xtnding accss to th undrwatr world.

BLIC AEAS: Bistro Bar; Chart oom; staurant; Global Gallr;Librar, Loung with full srvic bar and stat-of-th-art facilitis for lms,

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MEALS: rvd in singl satings with unassignd tabls for an informalatmosphr and as mingling. Mnu is intrnational.

CABINS: All cabins fac outsid with windows or porthols, privatfacilitis and climat controls. om cabins hav balconis.

EEDITION EIMENT: Zodiac landing craft, kaaks, motlpratd hicl (), hdrophon, plashCam, undrwatr vido

camra, Crows st rmot controlld camra, vido microscop.

SECIAL EATES: A full-tim doctor, Undrsa pcialist, Le Photopcialist and ido Chroniclr, ntrnt caf and laundr.

WELLNESS:Th vssl is staffd b a Wllnss pcialist and fatursa glass-nclosd itnss Cntr, outdoor strtching ara, two Lespa

tratmnt rooms and auna.

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rices are per person, double occupancy unless indicated otherwise.

ITINEA EA CAT. 1 CAT. 2 CAT. 3 CAT. 4 CAT. 5

British & Irish Isles age 6 2011 $9,440 $9,990 $10,380 $10,790 $12,880

The Baltics HistoricWaterways age 10

2011 $11,990 $12,690 $13,370 $14,490 $16,370

European Odyssey age 12 2011 $12,590 $13,430 $14,100 $14,650 $17,480

An Island Odyssey: Azores, Madeira,Canary & Channel Isles age 14

2011 $10,990 $11,650 $12,110 $12,590 $14,990


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CAT. 6 CAT. 7 CAT. 2 SOLO CAT. 3 SOLO ADVANCEAMENT

NOTE

$14,870 $17,240 $12,480 $12,980 $1,000ampl Airfar: w york/London, Brgn/w york: economfrom $995; Businss from $5,235.

$19,170 $21,830 $15,860 $16,710 $1,000ncluds thr hotl nights. ussian visa f not includd. ampl Airfars:y/t. Ptrsburg, Copnhagn/y, or vic vrsa: econom from $995;Businss from $4,300.

$20,200 $23,090 $16,790 $17,620 $1,000ampl Airfar: wark/Copnhagn, Lisbon/wark:econom from $1,250; Businss from $3,980.

$17,350 $20,110 $14,560 $15,140 $1,000ampl Airfar: w york/Las Palmas, London/w york econom:$1,400; nquir for Businss Class rats.

Spacious solo cabins available on all guest d

Head Waiter Gaylord welcomes you tothe Dining Room. Dining is a varied dailyexperience: completely casual, withno assigned seating for easy mingling.Breakfast and lunch are buffet-style, withan array of options. Dinner is served andalways visually pleasing and delicious.

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Above: All public areas aboard L the Glens are richly clad inwood nishes and provide wrap-around views. Cabins are spacious andcomfortable.

rices are per person, double occupancy unless indicated as solo.

ITINEA EA CAT. 1 CAT. 2 CAT. 1 SOLO CAT. 2 SOLO ADVANCEAMENT NOTE

Highlands and Islands of Scotland Exploring in Depth age 8

2011 $6,290 $6,990 $7,690 $8,690 $700ampl Airfar: ound-trip y/nvrnss:econom from $1,040; Businss from $4,750.

CAACIT: 48 gusts in 26 outsid cabins.EGIST: Grat Britain. OVEALL LENGTH: 150 ft.

BLIC AEAS: With xtrior tak dcks, hardwoodnishd intriors and n fabrics, th Lord of the Glens

offrs a stlish and rlaxing ambianc. Th two loungs

and two opn-air viwing aras ar social hubs aboardship. Thr is a bar, and spac to rad books from th

wll-stockd librar.

MEALS: rvd in singl satings with unassignd tablsfor an informal atmosphr and as mingling, mals

focus on halth cuisin including frsh cottish poultr,

salmon, trout and othr options.

CABINS: Cabins ar tastful, comfortabl and amplsizd, with outsid viws. Most cabins hav pictur

windows (thr hav two larg porthols high in th

cabin). acilitis includ a privat bathroom with showr,

individuall controlld air-conditioning and hating,

satllit tlvision, music sstm, hair drr, tlphon,saft dposit box, bathrobs and toiltris.

SECIAL EATES: Biccls and kaaks ar on board.Thr is complimntar ntrnt accss at a computr in

th cption ara. Lord of the Glens is th onl ship of

its kind abl both to navigat th locks of th Caldonian

Canal and sail among th islands of th nnr brids.

h offrs us th uniqu abilit to xplor both th

ighlands and th fabld cottish isls.

or o the Glen

CATEGO 1: Jams Watt ck #105 (2 lowr bds, 2porthols); Jams Watt ck ol ccupanc #104*,

106* (1 doubl bd, 2 porthols); avid obrts ck

#209 (2 lowr bds) 211-212 (1 doubl bd, pictur

window).

CATEGO 2: avid obrts ck #201-208, 210,214, 216-217 (2 lowr bds, pictur window); ol

ccupanc #218*-219* (1 doubl bd, pictur window)

Alxandr Graham Bll ck #301-306 (2 lowr bds,

larg pictur window).

SHAED ACCOMMODATIONS: hars can b arrangd atth doubl occupanc rat in Catgoris 1 and 2. 202 204 206 208 210 212 214 216 218*

201 203 205

302 304 306

301

THOMAS TELFORD DECK

ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL DECK

DAVID ROBERTS DECK

JAMES WATT DECK

303 305

207 209 211 217 219*

105

104* 106*

ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON

DAVID LIVINGSTONE SIR WALTER SCOTT

LOUNGE

TERRACETERRACE

LOUNGE/LIBRARY

RESTAURANT

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RIVIERA DECK

SANTORINI DECK

ST. MARTEN DECK

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20 18

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A2

CAACIT: 44 gusts in 22 outsid cabins.EGIST: Grc. OVEALL LENGTH: 175 ft.

BLIC AEAS:Th ship is full air-conditiond. utdoor arasinclud two sun dcks and two bars. Thr is a librar ara and

th loung has a full srvic bar and facilitis for lms, slid

shows and prsntations. Gusts ar wlcom on our pnBridg to mt th Captain and fcrs and larn about

navigation.

MEALS: rvd in singl satings with unassignd tabls,for an informal atmosphr and as mingling. Th mnu is

intrnational, with a focus on local spcialtis.

CABINS: All fac outsid with windows or porthols, privatfacilitis and climat controls, tlvision/C and mini bars with

two lowr bds.

EEDITION EIMENT: Kaaks and snorkling quipmnt aravailabl.

SECIAL EATES: Gusts ma swim dirctl from th achtsstrn swim platform, wathr prmitting.

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ITINEA EA CAT. 1 CAT. 2 CAT. 3 CAT. 4 CAT. 1SOLOCAT. 2SOLO

CHILD TILE(MA. 1/ CABIN)

ADVANCEAMENT

NOTE

Sailing the Greek Isles age 16

2011 $6,290 $6,950 $7,490 $7,950 $7,890 $8,690 $3,780 $700ampl Airfar: ound-trip y/Athns:econom from $900. Plas call forsampl Businss far.

Greece amily Adventure age 16

2011 $6,290 $6,950 $7,490 $7,950 $7,890 $8,690 $3,780 $650ampl Airfar: ound-trip y/Athns:econom from $900. Plas call forsampl Businss far.

nder Sail: Greece and theDalmatian Coast age 18

2011 $8,390 $9,840 $10,730 $11,190 $10,820 $12,250 $1,000ampl Airfar: y/Athns, ubrovnik/y or vic vrsa: econom from $1,200.Plas call for sampl Businss far.

Insets clockwise from top left: Relaxing on deck; lounge; Category 3cabin; Category 4 cabin.

CATEGO 1: t. Martn ck # 9-12, 15 Cabins 11, 12 &15fatur two lowr singl bds with porthols high in th cabin.

Cabins 9 & 10 fatur doubl bd.

CATEGO 2: t. Martn ck # 14, 16-23 Cabins fatur twolowr singl bds with porthols high in th cabin. Cabins 20-23

can b convrtd to tripls for childrn undr 18 ars of ag.

(Th third bd is an uppr bunk bd.)

CATEGO 3: antorini ck #1- 6 Cabins 1, 3, 4 and 6 faturdoubl bds; cabins 2 and 5 hav two singl bds. All cabins

hav two windows (#1 has thr windows). Cabins 3 & 5 can b

intrconnctd.

CATEGO 4: ivira ck A1 & A2 fatur two lowr singl bds,a chair and thr windows.

NOTE: ol occupanc cabins ar availabl in Catgoris 1and 2 onl.

SHAED ACCOMMODATIONS: hars can b arrangd at thdoubl occupanc rat in Catgoris 1 and 2 onl.

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Clockwise from top:alacia; the Palm Court Restaurant; MasterSuite; double bedded Junior Suite, swimming pool and Sun Deck.

CAACIT: 47 gusts in 26 outsid Junior uits and on Mastr uit.

EGIST: egpt.

OVEALL LENGTH: 236 ft. Salacia was built in 1991 andcompltl rfurbishd and rttd in 2006.

BLIC AEAS:Thr is a trmndous amount of attractiv andcomfortabl public spac. Th asis Loung is th vnu for talks andbrings, and it and th adjacnt Atrium Loung ar inviting placs to

rad, hav a drink and rlax. Thr is a un ck with pool, spa and

chairs, and an Uppr un ck with chairs, whr al frsco mals ar

oftn srvd, wathr prmitting. Th Uppr ck has a coz librar/

loung. Th il ck has a spa with xrcis machins, sauna,

stam room, Jacuzzi, and a massag tratmnt room.

MEALS:Th dining salon offrs continntal cuisin, n Middl eastrndishs and rar local spcialtis. Lunch is oftn srvd on dck,

wathr prmitting. innr is tpicall srvd la cart. frshmnts

ar availabl throughout th da and vning. f ou would lik room

srvic, it is complimntar.

CABINS: All Junior uits ar spacious and fac outsid, with twolarg windows, sitting ara, mini-bar, hair drr, programmabl saf,

tlphon, tlvision and privat plar. Th ar a mix of twin-

bddd and doubl-bddd cabins. each has privat bathroom,

with showr and dlux amnitis. Laundr is don fr of charg.

Thr is ampl storag spac in ach cabin. Th larg, lgant

Mastr uit is bautifull furnishd, with a walth of amnitis and

an lgant ambianc.

SECIAL EATES: r spaciousnss and appropriat siz stSalacia apart from virtuall all othr ships on th il. h has th fl

of a luxurious privat acht. With v dcks, including two dcks with

xclusivl public spac, sh was rttd in 2006 to accommodat

onl 47 gusts. Th vssl has a swimming pool (with sauna, Jacuzziand showr adjacnt), and a spa quippd with tnss quipmnt,

sauna, stam room, Jacuzzi and massag tratmnt room. A

profssional massus is on board. Thr is a gift shop and hair salon.

Th crw of 60 provids prsonabl, attntiv srvic.

salacia


ITINEA EA JNIO SITE MASTE SITE JNIO SITESOLOADVANCEAMENT

NOTE

Exploring Egypt age 222010 $4,700 $7,125 $6,580 $450 ampl Airfar: ound-trip y/Cairo:

econom from $1,100.Plas call for sampl Businss far.Jan-Apr

2011$5,190 $7,690 $7,190 $500

assage Through Egypt age 242010 $6,995 $10,175 $9,795 $700 ampl Airfar: ound-trip y/Cairo:

econom from $1,100.Plas call for sampl Businss far.Jan-Apr

2011$7,690 $10,990 $10,590 $800

JNIO SITES: il, Main and Uppr cks

MASTE SITE: Uppr ck

SHAED ACCOMMODATIONS: hars can b arrangd at thdoubl occupanc rat in Twin Junior uits onl.

201*

NILE DECK

MAIN DECK

301*

PALM COURT RESTAURANT

Master Suite305303*

304*302

UPPER DECK

Sun DeckOASIS LOUNGE

ATRIUM LOUNGE

HEALTH

CLUB

SUN DECK

SwimmingPool

WC

BeautySalon

Reception

306* 307*Gift Shop

Chart Lounge& Library

203** 205** 207** 209*

2 08 ** 2 10 *206**204**202*

211*

212*

215*

214*

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110

101* 103** 105** 107**

108**

*DOUBLE BEDDED **TWIN BEDDED

106**104**102

TEMPLE SPA

Bar

Bar Bar

Sun Deck

UPPER SUN DECK

Bar

AL FRESCO DINING

AREA SAHARA

TERRACE CAFE

Lido

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National Geographic

sea BirCAACIT: 62 gusts in 31 outsid cabins.

EGIST: Unitd tats.

OVEALL LENGTH: 152 ft.

BLIC AEAS: ur twin sistr ships fatur a Librar; GlobalMarkt; Loung with full-srvic bar and facilitis for lms, slid

shows and prsntations; bsrvation ck; partiall covrd

un ck with chairs and tabls, and Lespa. ur pn Bridg

provids gusts an opportunit to mt our fcrs and Captain

and larn about navigation.

MEALS: rvd in singl satings with unassignd tabls foran informal atmosphr and as mingling. Brakfast is a wid

slction bufft and lunch is oftn srvd famil stl. Mnu

mphasizs local air.

CABINS: All fac outsid with windows, privat facilitis andclimat controls.

EEDITION EIMENT: Bow camra, hdrophon, kaaks,snorkling gar, plash-Cam, undrwatr vido camra, vido

microscop, wt suits in Baja and Zodiac landing craft.

SECIAL EATES: Gust ntrnt accss. A ido Chroniclr onboard all voags. A ships octor is on board in Baja and Costa

ica/Panama. An Undrsa pcialist is on board in Baja.

WELLNESS:Th vssl is staffd b a Wllnss pcialist andfaturs xrcis quipmnt, Lespa and outdoor strtching ara.

CATEGO 1: Main ck #300-305 Convnintl positiondbtwn th dining room & loung, ths cabins fatur two

singl lowr bds, a writing dsk and a larg viw window.CATEGO 2: Bridg ck #100-104; Uppr ck #200-212,215 Ths wll-locatd cabins includ two lowr singl bds &

a viw window.

CATEGO 3: Bridg ck #105, 106; Uppr ck #214, 216,217, 219 Ths cabins fatur a sating unit with tabl and two

larg viw windows. Uppr ck cabins includ two lowr singl bds

which can convrt to a doubl bd and a pull-out singl bd for a

third prson; Bridg ck cabins includ two lowr singl bds onl.

NOTE: ol ccupanc cabins ar availabl in Catgoris 1 and 2onl. Third prson rats ar availabl in crtain catgoris at on

half th doubl occupanc rat.

SHAED ACCOMMODATIONS: hars can b arrangd at thdoubl occupanc rat in Catgoris 1 and 2 onl.

Photos (clockwise): Expedition ship atinal Gegaphic ea Bican access hard to reach locations; Cocktail hour recaps areinformative & always social; the sun deck is a great place for amorning stretch with our Wellness Specialist.


ITINEA EA CAT. 1 CAT. 2 CAT. 3 CAT. 1SOLOCAT. 2SOLO

ADVANCEAMENT

NOTE

Voyage Along the Columbia &Snake ivers age 28

2011 $3,820 $4,450 $5,190 $ 5,740 $ 6,670 $450W will gladl assist in making our airarrangmnts. Plas call for airfars fromour dpartur cit.

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