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Venice & the Greek Isles
Norwegian Gem
7 night Fly-Cruise
Departs UK Saturday
2010 • April 24 • May 8, 22 • June 5, 19 • July 3, 31 • August 14, 28 • September 11, 25 • October 9, 23
VENICE•
Ad®iatic Sea
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SPLIT CORFU
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Medite®®anean Sea
Itinerary
Sat
Sat
Transfer to pier
Venice
Sun Split Croatia Mon
Corfu Greece
Tue Santorini Greece Wed Mykonos Greece Thu Fri
Sat
Sat
Transfer to airport for flight home
Venice/UK
Go ashore by tender
Iraklion (Crete) Greece
Cruise Mediterranean Sea Venice
UK/Venice Italy
embark 8am
5pm 4pm
10am 6pm 4pm 8am 7am
11pm 4pm noon
8am disembark
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Ionian Sea
MYKONOS
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SANTORINI CRETE
IRAKLION
Arrive Depart Itinerary
Sat
Sat
Wed
Sat
Sat
Transfer to pier
Venice
UK/Venice Italy
Sun Dubrovnik Croatia Mon Tue
Cruise Ionian Sea
Piraeus (Athens) Greece Izmir (Ephesus) Turkey
Thu Nafplion Greece Fri
Transfer to airport for flight home
Venice/UK
Go ashore by tender
Cruise Mediterranean Sea Venice
7am 8am 7am
5pm 5pm 1pm
8am disembark
embark 1pm
5pm 9pm
MINI-SUITE PENTHOUSE
Arrive Depart
BALCONY
Medite®®anean Sea
•DUBROVNIK
Black Sea
Venice & the Aegean Sea
Norwegian Gem
7 night Fly-Cruise
Departs UK Saturday
2010 • May 1, 15, 29 • June 12, 26 • July 10, 24 • August 7, 21 • September 4, 18 • October 2, 16
VENICE •
Prices are per person
Ad®iatic Sea
•DUBROVNIK
PIRAEUS•
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ATHENS
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•IZMIR
EPHESUS
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NAFPLION
OCEANVIEW
Black Sea
STATEROOM
INSIDE
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KK J
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F EE
DD CC
COURTYARD VILLA
OWNER’S SUITE
DELUXE OWNER’S SUITE
GARDEN VILLA 3rd/4th GUESTS CHILD 2-11†
INFANT 6 months-2 years†
Highlights:
• New itineraries for 2010 lets you visit four lovely Greek Islands and scenic Croatia
• Ride a cable car to the top of Santorini’s sea cliffs just for the view
• Ephesus’ architectural treasures include the Library of Celsus, built in AD 110 to store some 11,000 scrolls
NCL Fly-Cruise package includes:
• 7 or 14 nights NCL Freestyle Cruising aboard Norwegian
Gem with its fantastic choice of accommodation from comfortable Staterooms most with Oceanview or Balcony to luxurious Owner’s Suites and Penthouses. Check them out on pages 14-21
• 24 hour dining. Norwegian Gem has 16 dining options,
with Steak, Sushi, Teppanyaki, Spanish Tapas, French, Italian, Asian Fusion, Tex-Mex, Buffets and more. You can choose where to dine, please note a cover charge applies in selected restaurants
• All entertainment on board including spectacular shows
in the Stardust Theatre, cabaret in the Spinnaker Lounge and lots of bars and lounges to suit your every mood
• Amazing leisure facilities including 10-pin bowling in the Bliss Ultra Lounge, rock climbing wall, Wii™ on the big screen and great kid’s activity centres
• Economy scheduled return flights from London • All overseas transfers between airport, pier and ship
BD BC BB BA AF AE AD AC AB A4 A3 AA A2 A1
CRUISE FARE
Fly-Cruise From*
£929 £939 £949 £959 £969 £979
£1029 £1109 £1129 £1149 £1169 £1209 £1239 £1269 £1299 £1329 £1679 £1969 £2189 £2759 £3339 £3579 £3719 £5179 £5799 £779 £639 £299
Cruise Only From*
£499 £509 £519 £529 £539 £549 £599 £679 £699 £719 £739 £779 £809 £839 £869 £899 £1249 £1539 £1759 £2329 £2909 £3149 £3289 £4749 £5369 £349 £299 £189
Prices based on 2, 9 and 16 October 2010 departures, see
www.ncl.co.uk for latest pricing on all departure dates. †Sharing with two adults. Staterooms are available for single occupancy at up to a 100% supplement.
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