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Shanghai to Southampton
Region: Asia & Indian Ocean, Dubai & Emirates, Egypt & Red Sea, Europe
- Rating: (5)
- Cruise Line: Cunard
- Duration: 50 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Queen Mary 2
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- 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
- Tianjin:
- Tianjin:
- Seoul (Incheon):
- Jeju Island, South Korea:
- Hong Kong:
  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.
- NHA Trang:
- Phu My(For Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam:
- 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.
- Singapore:
- Port Kelang:
- Penang, Malaysia:
- Langkawi:
- Chennai:
- Cochin, India:
  Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue – Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years. Observe the impressive facade of St. Francis Church, built on the spot where Vasco da Gama died in 1524. Then enjoy a scenic cruise along the intriguing
- Abu Dhabi, UAE:
- Dubai, U.A.E:
  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.
- Salalah, Oman:
- Petra,Jordan:
- Suez:
- Port Said:
- Suez:
- Suez Canal, Egypt:
- Limassol, Cyprus:
- Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy:
  Take a veritable journey through time as you stroll past the Colosseum, custodian of almost 2000 years of history, to the elegant streets of Rome which are home to the top names in fashion.
- Barcelona, Spain:
  Glimpse Barcelona's remarkable architecture as you tour the city. Or experience Monsterrat, legendary home of the Knights of the Holy Grail. There's also a host of art galleries, museums and elegant shops to explore.
- 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.
- Southampton, UK:
  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.
- 23-Feb-2019 - £More Information
Brisbane to Southampton
Region: Australasia, Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (4)
- Cruise Line: P&O Cruises
- Duration: 52 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Arcadia
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- Brisbane:
  Welcome to Queensland's State Capital. With its subtropical climate and location just an hour from Australia's revered Gold Coast, Brisbane is ideally situated for exploring nearby attractions. Take a trip to Mount Coot-tha, the city's highest point, for a bird's eye view of its soaring skyscrapers. Stroll its leafy Botanical Gardens and tour its Cultural Centre. Venture out of the city to the vineyards of the Gold Coast Hinterland. Or even into the Aussie bush or rainforest for a look at Australia's wildlife and open spaces. Brisbane is a great base from which to explore.
- Great Barrier Reef:
- Cairns:
  Framed by rainforest mountain ranges and the Coral Sea, Cairns lies in the heart of Tropical North Queensland. A modern, sophisticated city, its focal point is the Cairns Esplanade which combines landscaped gardens, restaurants and a natural harbour. A great base for exploring this region's reef, the rainforest and outback, there's plenty to see further afield too. Take a skyrail cable car or the scenic railway train through rainforest. Or head off in search of a glimpse of this region's native wildlife including crocodiles, koalas, parrots and finches.
- Kiriwina:
- Rabaul:
  The inside of a large caldera is an unusual place to house a town, but this is exactly where you will find Rabaul. The natural curve has created a sheltered harbour, mostly filled by Blanche Bay, and the region is rich and fertile, suggesting the reasons for settlement here.
- Kagoshima:
- Nagasaki:
  The atmosphere of Nagasaki is richly cosmopolitan and the beautiful seaside scenery quite enchanting. Standing over the Nakashima River is Japans first Chinese-style stone bridge, the Spectacle Bridge, which reflects as ovals on the surface of the water. It is said that bridges here were only built on roads that led to temples, ornate structures that still adorn many of the streets.
- Hong Kong:
  A city of great contrasts, Hong Kong presents a vivid and vibrant feast for the senses. You will find mirrored skyscrapers, luxurious shopping malls and colourful markets vying for your attention. Take a cruise in a Chinese junk for a unique insight into this city's lifeblood – its bustling harbour. Head to Victoria Peak for unforgettable views of the city. Visit Aberdeen Fishing Village to learn more about one of Hong Kong's thriving communities, its boat people. Admire elaborate temples and stroll serene Chinese-style gardens. Or simply indulge in some serious retail therapy!
- Hong Kong:
- Hoi An:
- Singapore:
  The ‘Lion City', Singapore, offers visitors a colourful colonial history, beautiful gardens, and a dazzling array of shops and markets. You'll find evidence of the city's oriental origins in Chinatown, home to a number of splendidly restored ancient temples and in the crowded streets, fortune tellers, calligraphers and temple worshippers are still a part of everyday life. On Orchard Road you'll find shops brimming with desirables, perfect for picking up the odd souvenir or two!
- Singapore:
- Kuala Lumpur:
  Kuala Lumpur combines cutting edge architecture with the charm of another era. Home to a efficient monorail system and the Petronas Towers, the world's tallest buildings at the time of their construction, this appears a very modern capital. But there is also another side. Colonial mansions, Moorish architecture and mosques present a more established image of the city. Take a trip to the top of Kuala Lumpur Tower for fantastic views. Explore the manicured spaces of Lake Gardens and take in Chinatown's street vendors, bright lights and fragrant cuisine.
- Langkawi:
  Magnificent beaches, mystical folklore and majestic jungle covered hills make Langkawi one of Malaysia’s most popular tropical destinations. Made up of a cluster of around 99 islands separated from the mainland by the Straits of Malacca this attractive archipelago was once a sanctuary for pirates. Today its hidden coves and deserted beaches remain beautifully unspoilt.
- Colombo:
- Mumbai:
  Formerly known as Bombay, Mumbai is the wealthiest, most cosmopolitan and diverse city on the sub-continent. Victorian administrative buildings and memorials like the Gateway to India provide magnificent reminders of the Raj. With more bazaars than you could ever manage, selling everything from trinkets to fresh produce, you're bound to pick up a bargain. Visit Chowpatty Beach for a vigorous massage or visit the fascinating Prince of Wales Museum.
- Dubai:
  Known as the ‘Pearl of the Arabian Gulf’, Dubai is one of the seven emirates that comprises the United Arab Emirates. With a mix of traditional architecture and glittering modern buildings, Dubai is a place of fascinating contrasts that can best be described as the ‘Middle East meets Hong Kong with a little Las Vegas thrown in for style’. It is also the home of sand, sea and sun.
- Dubai:
- Muscat:
  The Sultanate of Oman's capital, Muscat, has a magical feel. It is a combination of stunning deserts, mountains and beaches with all the comforts of a bustling, modern metropolis. It's also the meeting point of Asian, African and Arabic civilizations and this unique blend of cultures makes Oman a special place to visit and explore.
- Suez Canal:
- Limassol:
  Across the island, there is plenty of rugged coastline and mountain scenery to explore and enjoy along with a variety of archaeological sites. Limassol is a working town as well as a holiday resort but it has been attractively landscaped and its centre is easily walkable. Make sure you visit the 12th century fort where Richard the Lionheart married Berengaria and which now houses an excellent medieval museum.
- Haifa:
- Cadiz:
  Capital of the province of the same name, Cadiz is not only one of the largest ports on the Atlantic coast of Spain, it is also the oldest inhabited town in the western world with 3,000 years of history.
- Southampton:
- 23-Feb-2019 - £More Information
Dubai, Oman, United Arab Emiratess
Region: Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (4)
- Cruise Line: Costa Cruises
- Duration: 7 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Costa Mediterranea
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- Dubai:
  As one of the most important cities in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai has everything to meet a holidaymakers needs. The year round sunshine and excellent soft sandy beaches along the Jumeriah coast are ideal for those wanting to relax. For the more active, there are watersports to be enjoyed in the warm waters of the Persian Gulf. One of Dubai's highlights is the Gold Souks, where gold glistens in the windows of endless rows of shops. Shopping here is a must - the duty free status of the city means there are plenty of bargains to be found.
- Dubai: Depart 12:00
- Muscat:
  Muscat is a city with many points of interest, from natural freshwater pools, parks and nature reserves to plenty of unspoilt, soft sandy beaches and an abundance of marine life.
- Muscat:
- Sir Bani Yas Island (United Arab Emirates): Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
- Abu Dhabi: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 22:00
  The name Abu Dhabi literally means 'place of the gazelle'. Today Abu Dhabi is the capital of the UAE.It has changed a lot in the last decades. It is a rather cosmopolitan city, with its bold urban architecture and lush gardens.It is also the seat of government for the Emirates.It is the headquarter for the president of the state. The Abu Dhabi Corniche,with its public parks and fountains, is a remarkable landscape of the city, The city has grown so rapidly, there is no natural beachfront now, but nonetheless an impressive and attractive city with all modern amenities.
- Dubai: Arrive 08:00
- Dubai:
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- 02-Mar-2019 - £More Information
Hong Kong to Southampton
Region: Asia & Indian Ocean, Dubai & Emirates, Egypt & Red Sea, Europe
- Rating: (5)
- Cruise Line: Cunard
- Duration: 40 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Queen Mary 2
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- Hong Kong:
  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.
- NHA Trang:
- Phu My(For Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam:
- 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.
- Singapore:
- Port Kelang:
- Penang, Malaysia:
- Langkawi:
- Chennai:
- Cochin, India:
  Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue – Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years. Observe the impressive facade of St. Francis Church, built on the spot where Vasco da Gama died in 1524. Then enjoy a scenic cruise along the intriguing
- Abu Dhabi, UAE:
- Dubai, U.A.E:
  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.
- Salalah, Oman:
- Aqaba, Jordan:
- Suez:
- Suez:
- Port Said:
- Suez:
- Limassol, Cyprus:
- Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy:
  Take a veritable journey through time as you stroll past the Colosseum, custodian of almost 2000 years of history, to the elegant streets of Rome which are home to the top names in fashion.
- Barcelona, Spain:
  Glimpse Barcelona's remarkable architecture as you tour the city. Or experience Monsterrat, legendary home of the Knights of the Holy Grail. There's also a host of art galleries, museums and elegant shops to explore.
- 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.
- Southampton, UK:
  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.
- 05-Mar-2019 - £More Information
Hong Kong to Dubai
Region: Asia & Indian Ocean, Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (5)
- Cruise Line: Cunard
- Duration: 20 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Queen Mary 2
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- Hong Kong:
  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.
- NHA Trang:
- Phu My(For Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam:
- 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.
- Singapore:
- Port Kelang:
- Penang, Malaysia:
- Langkawi:
- Chennai:
- Cochin, India:
  Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue – Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years. Observe the impressive facade of St. Francis Church, built on the spot where Vasco da Gama died in 1524. Then enjoy a scenic cruise along the intriguing
- Abu Dhabi, UAE:
- Dubai, U.A.E:
  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.
- 05-Mar-2019 - £More Information
United Arab Emirates, Oman, Jordan, Israel
Region: Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (4)
- Cruise Line: Costa Cruises
- Duration: 19 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Costa Mediterranea
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- Dubai:
  As one of the most important cities in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai has everything to meet a holidaymakers needs. The year round sunshine and excellent soft sandy beaches along the Jumeriah coast are ideal for those wanting to relax. For the more active, there are watersports to be enjoyed in the warm waters of the Persian Gulf. One of Dubai's highlights is the Gold Souks, where gold glistens in the windows of endless rows of shops. Shopping here is a must - the duty free status of the city means there are plenty of bargains to be found.
- Dubai: Depart 23:00
- Khasab (Oman): Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
- Muscat: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
  Muscat is a city with many points of interest, from natural freshwater pools, parks and nature reserves to plenty of unspoilt, soft sandy beaches and an abundance of marine life.
- Salalah: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
  Salalah is the country’s second largest city, the administrative capital of the region of Dhofar and lies over 1,000 km from the capital Muscat. Its climate is temperate all year round thanks to the influence of monsoons making Salalah a tropical city with lush vegetation: agriculture provides plenty of fresh fruit and coconuts. However there is much more to the economy of the region than agriculture: fabric and leather production, handicrafts, fishing and also shipyards and especially tourism are the main resources of a growing economy. In spite of the rather closed character typical of the era prior to Qaboos Bin Said’s government, the town has a multicultural side: the largest immigrant community is Indian with its own private school, “Indian School Salalah”. Indians make up 14% of the population today, followed by Pakistanis (8%) and by other ethnic immigrant groups
- Aqaba: Arrive 08:00 - Depart 19:00
- Eilat, Israel: Arrive 22:00
- Eilat, Israel:
- Katakolon: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 15:00
  Small and picturesque, the port of Katakolon was built in the second half of the last century and is linked to nearby Olympia, one of the most important mythological sites of Ancient Greece.
- Civitavecchia, Italy: Arrive 08:00 - Depart 18:00
  The first evidence of settlement in the area of Civitavecchia relates to the ancient town of Centocelle, once the port for Ethruria and a rich market centre. Pliny the Younger refers in his writings to Centocelle as the venue of a peace council held by the emperor Trajan. Centocelle takes its name from the style of village houses, which resembled hives with small cells, and the tiny bays along the coast that enabled ships to come and go. Due to its sheltered surroundings and easy access to the sea, Trajan built his most extravagant villa in the vicinity, mentioned by Pliny. The basic structure of the port first developed by Trajan still remains.
- Savona, Italy: Arrive 09:00
  One of the most celebrated former inhabitants of Savona was the navigator Christopher Columbus, who farmed land in the area while chronicling his journeys. 'Columbus's house', a cottage situated in the Savona hills, lay between vegetable crops and fruit trees. It is just one of many residences in Liguria associated with Columbus. Several cities as well as Savona claim his birth and residency, such as Genoa and Terrarossa di Moconesi. Savona is the most important city on the west coast of Italy, within reach of the seaside resorts of Alassio, Loano and Varazze.
- 08-Mar-2019 - £More Information
United Arab Emirates, Oman, Jordan, Israel, Greece
Region: Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (4)
- Cruise Line: Costa Cruises
- Duration: 18 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Costa Mediterranea
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- Dubai:
  As one of the most important cities in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai has everything to meet a holidaymakers needs. The year round sunshine and excellent soft sandy beaches along the Jumeriah coast are ideal for those wanting to relax. For the more active, there are watersports to be enjoyed in the warm waters of the Persian Gulf. One of Dubai's highlights is the Gold Souks, where gold glistens in the windows of endless rows of shops. Shopping here is a must - the duty free status of the city means there are plenty of bargains to be found.
- Dubai: Depart 23:00
- Khasab (Oman): Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
- Muscat: Arrive 08:00 - Depart 18:00
  Muscat is a city with many points of interest, from natural freshwater pools, parks and nature reserves to plenty of unspoilt, soft sandy beaches and an abundance of marine life.
- Salalah: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
  Salalah is the country’s second largest city, the administrative capital of the region of Dhofar and lies over 1,000 km from the capital Muscat. Its climate is temperate all year round thanks to the influence of monsoons making Salalah a tropical city with lush vegetation: agriculture provides plenty of fresh fruit and coconuts. However there is much more to the economy of the region than agriculture: fabric and leather production, handicrafts, fishing and also shipyards and especially tourism are the main resources of a growing economy. In spite of the rather closed character typical of the era prior to Qaboos Bin Said’s government, the town has a multicultural side: the largest immigrant community is Indian with its own private school, “Indian School Salalah”. Indians make up 14% of the population today, followed by Pakistanis (8%) and by other ethnic immigrant groups
- Aqaba: Arrive 08:00 - Depart 19:00
- Eilat, Israel: Arrive 22:00
- Eilat, Israel: Depart 22:00
- Katakolon: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 15:00
  Small and picturesque, the port of Katakolon was built in the second half of the last century and is linked to nearby Olympia, one of the most important mythological sites of Ancient Greece.
- Civitavecchia, Italy: Arrive 08:00
  The first evidence of settlement in the area of Civitavecchia relates to the ancient town of Centocelle, once the port for Ethruria and a rich market centre. Pliny the Younger refers in his writings to Centocelle as the venue of a peace council held by the emperor Trajan. Centocelle takes its name from the style of village houses, which resembled hives with small cells, and the tiny bays along the coast that enabled ships to come and go. Due to its sheltered surroundings and easy access to the sea, Trajan built his most extravagant villa in the vicinity, mentioned by Pliny. The basic structure of the port first developed by Trajan still remains.
- 08-Mar-2019 - £More Information
United Arab Emirates, Oman, Jordan, Israel, Greece
Region: Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (4)
- Cruise Line: Costa Cruises
- Duration: 18 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Costa Mediterranea
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- Dubai: Depart 23:00
  As one of the most important cities in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai has everything to meet a holidaymakers needs. The year round sunshine and excellent soft sandy beaches along the Jumeriah coast are ideal for those wanting to relax. For the more active, there are watersports to be enjoyed in the warm waters of the Persian Gulf. One of Dubai's highlights is the Gold Souks, where gold glistens in the windows of endless rows of shops. Shopping here is a must - the duty free status of the city means there are plenty of bargains to be found.
- Dubai: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
- Khasab (Oman): Arrive 08:00 - Depart 18:00
- Fujayrah Khor Fakkan, UAE: Arrive 08:00 - Depart 18:00
- Muscat: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
  Muscat is a city with many points of interest, from natural freshwater pools, parks and nature reserves to plenty of unspoilt, soft sandy beaches and an abundance of marine life.
- Salalah: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 18:00
  Salalah is the country’s second largest city, the administrative capital of the region of Dhofar and lies over 1,000 km from the capital Muscat. Its climate is temperate all year round thanks to the influence of monsoons making Salalah a tropical city with lush vegetation: agriculture provides plenty of fresh fruit and coconuts. However there is much more to the economy of the region than agriculture: fabric and leather production, handicrafts, fishing and also shipyards and especially tourism are the main resources of a growing economy. In spite of the rather closed character typical of the era prior to Qaboos Bin Said’s government, the town has a multicultural side: the largest immigrant community is Indian with its own private school, “Indian School Salalah”. Indians make up 14% of the population today, followed by Pakistanis (8%) and by other ethnic immigrant groups
- Aqaba:
- Eilat, Israel:
- Eilat, Israel: Depart 22:00
- Katakolon: Arrive 09:00 - Depart 15:00
  Small and picturesque, the port of Katakolon was built in the second half of the last century and is linked to nearby Olympia, one of the most important mythological sites of Ancient Greece.
- Savona, Italy: Arrive 09:00
  One of the most celebrated former inhabitants of Savona was the navigator Christopher Columbus, who farmed land in the area while chronicling his journeys. 'Columbus's house', a cottage situated in the Savona hills, lay between vegetable crops and fruit trees. It is just one of many residences in Liguria associated with Columbus. Several cities as well as Savona claim his birth and residency, such as Genoa and Terrarossa di Moconesi. Savona is the most important city on the west coast of Italy, within reach of the seaside resorts of Alassio, Loano and Varazze.
- 09-Mar-2019 - £More Information
Singapore to Southampton
Region: Asia & Indian Ocean, Dubai & Emirates, Egypt & Red Sea, Europe
- Rating: (5)
- Cruise Line: Cunard
- Duration: 34 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Queen Mary 2
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- 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.
- Port Kelang:
- Penang, Malaysia:
- Langkawi:
- Chennai:
- Cochin, India:
  Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue – Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years. Observe the impressive facade of St. Francis Church, built on the spot where Vasco da Gama died in 1524. Then enjoy a scenic cruise along the intriguing
- Abu Dhabi, UAE:
- Dubai, U.A.E:
  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.
- Salalah, Oman:
- Petra,Jordan:
- Suez:
- Port Said:
- Suez:
- Suez Canal, Egypt:
- Limassol, Cyprus:
- Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy:
  Take a veritable journey through time as you stroll past the Colosseum, custodian of almost 2000 years of history, to the elegant streets of Rome which are home to the top names in fashion.
- Barcelona, Spain:
  Glimpse Barcelona's remarkable architecture as you tour the city. Or experience Monsterrat, legendary home of the Knights of the Holy Grail. There's also a host of art galleries, museums and elegant shops to explore.
- 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.
- Southampton, UK:
  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.
- 11-Mar-2019 - £More Information
Singapore to Dubai
Region: Asia & Indian Ocean, Dubai & Emirates
- Rating: (5)
- Cruise Line: Cunard
- Duration: 14 Nights
- Cruise Ship: Queen Mary 2
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- 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.
- Port Kelang:
- Penang, Malaysia:
- Langkawi:
- Chennai:
- Cochin, India:
  Set out on the Malabar coast amid small islands and narrow inlets, this fascinating port, once a major stop along the Spice Route, features a history that dates back to Roman times. Walk along winding streets with 15th-century Portuguese houses. Visit the Mattancheri Palace with its exquisite murals. Step into the ancient synagogue – Cochin's Jewish community goes back over 2,000 years. Observe the impressive facade of St. Francis Church, built on the spot where Vasco da Gama died in 1524. Then enjoy a scenic cruise along the intriguing
- Abu Dhabi, UAE:
- Dubai, U.A.E:
  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.
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