Palaces and
Pyramids
Farewell Season
Eastern Med
7 nights from £819
Want to walk like an Egyptian or in the sandalled
footsteps of ancient Greeks? On this holiday you’ll
sail from islands of olive groves and sandy coves
to cities alive with myths and legends.
From the heart-stoppingly huge pyramids to the diminutive
Sphinx, Cairo is full of surprises. Just like Cyprus, where Venus is
said to have emerged from the waves, and Rhodes with its crusader
palace and legendary beaches. Pack in historical highlights at Ephesus
and the Parthenon of Athens, or opt for more modern pleasures with a
zip-wire ride or a glass of ouzo at a taverna with a view.
Add even more great views by extending your holiday to a full 14
nights away. See pages 44-45 for details.
Ocean Village
Ephesus
2010 Destination Ship Arrives Ship Departs
Athens
Thursday ✈ Heraklion, Crete 10.00pmRhodes
Friday At Sea - -
Limassol
Saturday Cairo, Egypt (from Port Said) 6.00am 9.00pm
Heraklion
Sunday Limassol, Cyprus 10.00am 6.00pm
Monday Rhodes, Greece 9.00am 6.00pm
Tuesday Ephesus, Turkey (from Kusadasi) 8.00am 6.00pm
Wednesday Athens, Greece (from Piraeus) 8.00am 6.00pm
Thursday Heraklion, Crete ✈ 6.00am
Cairo
Leave the ship to fly back to the UK. Arrival and departure times are guidelines only – actual times may vary by up to
an hour. See page 83 for details.
Rhodes Athens
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