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73-days –2008 Grand Africa Voyage Journey on a 73-day circumnavigation of Africa to explore everything from Game Reserves to Safari’s to incredible sand dunes to Egyptian Pyramids in all its glory as you visit 28 unique ports of call in 18 diverse countries to reveal Africa at its best.
65-days –2008 Grand Asia & Australia Voyage The ultimate Pacific Rim adventure takes you to the Orient, Australia and the alluring isles of the South Pacific. You’ll journey on a voyage covering 21 fascinating ports of call and every key region across three continents.
 Terms & Conditions:Promo LI. Fares are per person, based on double occupancy in the minimum categories. The cost of round trip coach or first-class airfare is included on select categories. Transfers between the ship and airport are included on select categories. Fares are in US dollars and include non-discountable amounts and taxes. Air taxes and fees of up to $470.65 per person, including the September 11 security fee, are additional. For new bookings only. Subject to availability. Offers are capacity controlled and may be modified, withdrawn or sailing dates may be substituted without prior notice. Restrictions may apply. Ship's Registry: The Netherlands.
*For the Grand South America & Antarctica voyage there will be no landings in Antarctica. The exact itinerary in Antarctica will depend on permissions, weather, ice conditions and time available. Visits by cruise ships to the Antarctic require government approval. Holland America Line has obtained government approval for the Grand South America voyage. There remains a possibility, however, that this approval could be withdrawn if a change is made in applicable governmental requirements.
Please note that travelers to and from certain destinations in the Western Hemisphere will soon be required to have a passport or other secure, accepted document to enter or re-enter the United States. For more information, please visit www.travel.state.gov/passport. |
QM2 will be joined in Cape Liberty by Celebrity's Zenith which will be turning around for a Bermuda sailing. While the port has handled two ships at the same time in the past, this will be the first time that Cape Liberty will handle two turn arounds on the same day.
QM2 will depart Saturday night for a Fall foliage cruise to Canada and New England returning on October 12 to Cape Liberty to disembark her passengers. Once all passengers have disembarked on the 12th, the ship will sail empty to Brooklyn to embark passengers for another Fall foliage cruise.
To celebrate the return of "Fun Ship" cruising from New Orleans this fall, Carnival Cruise Lines is offering four and five-day Mexico voyages on the SuperLiner Fantasy starting at just $279 per person.
The Fantasy’s new schedule from New Orleans begins Oct. 26, 2006, and encompasses four-day cruises to Cozumel departing Thursdays and five-day cruises to Cozumel and Costa Maya departing Mondays and Saturdays.
Pre- and post-cruise land stays providing guests opportunities to experience New Orleans’ legendary cuisine, entertainment and nightlife are also available.
“We're very excited to bring ‘Fun Ship’ cruising back to New Orleans, one of America's truly great cities, and also what has historically been one of our most popular homeports,” said Bob Dickinson, Carnival president and CEO.
The namesake vessel in Carnival’s “Fantasy-class,” the 2,056-passenger SuperLiner offers a variety of on-board amenities, including three restaurants, three swimming pools, a jogging track, a cascading water slide, and a 12,000-square-foot spa.
Also featured is an Internet café, including Wi-Fi access in a variety of public rooms and areas, as well as cellular phone service. “Camp Carnival” and “Club O2,” offering supervised activities and expansive facilities for children and teens, respectively, are available, as well.
A variety of shore excursion opportunities, everything from scuba diving, deep-sea fishing and snorkeling to golfing, kayaking and Mayan ruins tours, are available during port calls in Cozumel and Costa Maya.
In addition to four- and five-day cruises aboard the Fantasy, Carnival will launch seven-day Caribbean cruises from New Orleans aboard the Carnival Triumph beginning September 2, 2007. Prices for these week-long cruises begin at $429 per person.
Carnival will be the only cruise line to operate two ships year-round from New Orleans. Together, the Fantasy and Carnival Triumph are expected to carry some 320,000 guests annually from New Orleans.
Carnival is currently accepting reservations for all of its various New Orleans departures. Visit Cruise Planners for more information about Carnival's New Orleans' departures or call us at 888-286-9827 to make your reservations. 
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