On January 31, Holland America Line officially took delivery of their brand new Vista-class ship, the ms Noordam. The new Noordam features over 85% of staterooms with ocean views, and two-thirds with verandahs. All Signature of Excellence amenities are in place, including the reservations-only Pinnacle Grill, the Culinary Arts Center—presented by Food & Wine magazine, the expansive Greenhouse Spa & Salon, and the dedicated teen-only area: The Loft. Plus, our innovative Explorations Café—powered by The New York Times—offers specialty coffees, Internet access, and one of the most extensive libraries at sea.
The Noordam also features Holland America’s exclusive Mariner’s Dream stateroom experience, with plush Euro-top mattresses, high-quality linens, flat-panel televisions, DVD players and other premium touches.
You can view pictures of Holland America’s Signature of Excellence amenities onboard the ms Zaandam in our Photo Gallery.
We’ve got more information about the Noordam’s inaugural season after the jump, and when you’re ready to book, call Cruise Planners at 888-286-9827.
Like the sparkling stars in your favorite constellation, the Society Islands scatter across the turquoise seas of the South Pacific, their silvery sands and sapphire lagoons as magical as the Milky Way. Is there any group of islands in the world as romantic as the Society Islands? Or as beautiful, for that matter?
We are pleased to announce a special air offer from Los Angeles – Free Roundtrip Economy Class Air* for the second guest when the first guest pays the standard Economy Air rate on the May 27th departure of the Paul Gauguin.
This 7-night Society Islands cruise calls on each of these special islands; Papeete (Tahiti), Raiatea, Taha’a (Motu Mahana), Bora Bora & Moorea. Other ships may ply these turquoise waters. But only the intimate Paul Gauguin offers a pure, authentic South Pacific experience. Space is limited and going fast – so act now!
“PAUL GAUGUIN: a ship to match your South Pacific dreams“
You can find the entire offer after the jump, for more information call us at 888-286-9827 or visit www.mycruiseplanner.net
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More details on these fantastic fares after the jump. Don’t wait, visit www.mycruiseplanner.net for more information or call us at 888-286-9827 to book one of these great specials today! (Read on…)
Cunard has announced the first details on it’s latest ocean liner Queen Victoria. Cunard calls her a quintessential Cunard liner which is scheduled to enter service in December 2007.
The 90,000 ton liner will feature Cunard’s distinctive black hull, white superstructure paint job. Like her sister ships the Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2 the Queen Victoria is being designed from the ground up to be an ocean liner, which means she’s expected to have exceptional sea keeping abilities.
Queen Victoria’s maiden voyage “a Christmas Markets Voyage” is scheduled to be on December 11, 2007, the 10-night roundtrip sailing will leave from Southampton and will call at Amsterdam, Copenhagen (overnight call), Oslo, Hamburg and Bruges. On December 21 she will depart on a “Canary Islands Festive Celebration” this 16-night voyage will leave Southampton and call at Vigo, Lisbon, Malaga, Funchal, Las Palmas, Arrecife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Casablanca and Gibraltar. Christmas Day will be spent at sea.
Reservations will open for these two special sailings will open on February 26 for prior Cunard passengers, and April 3 for all others.2007.
For more information about the Queen Victoria’s or any of Cunard’s other sailings, visit us at www.mycruiseplanner.net or call us at 888-286-9827
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The South Florida Business Journal is reporting that Celebrity Cruise Lines has placed an order with German shipyard Meyer Werft for two 118,000 ton ships which will be named the Celebrity Solstice and Celebrity Equinox.
The two ships will make become Celebrity’s Solstice Class with the first being delivered in the fall of 2008 and the second in the summer of 2009. The ships are expected to be 1,033 feet long, 121 feet wide and accomodate 2,850 passengers. They’re expected to offer larger standard rooms, a higher precentage of which will be balconies as well as innovative new amenities.
More details on what we can expect onboard the Solstice and Equinox should be released as the ships near completion.
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