Olives and
Ouzo
Farewell Season
Central Med
9 nights from £1,349
Mix historic cities full of ancient mythology with
volcanoes and secluded bays for a holiday
erupting with highlights.
Sail from Palma and discover the southern coast of Sardinia, explore
Pompeii from bustling Naples then see the megaliths and medieval
dungeons of minute Malta. See Europe’s largest active volcano from
Sicilian Messina, capture a ‘Captain Corelli’ moment in Cephalonia,
rub shoulders with the toned and trendy in Mykonos then join the
yachties on the ‘Turquoise Coast’ of Turkish Marmaris.
Nine nights away not enough? Add another seven for a sweet
16 night holiday (see pages 62-63).
Ocean Village
2010 Destination Ship Arrives Ship Departs
Tuesday 07 September ✈ Palma, Majorca 7.00pm
Wednesday 08 September At Sea - -
Naples
Thursday 09 September Cagliari, Sardinia 8.00am 4.00pm
Palma
Cagliari
Friday 10 September Naples, Italy 8.00am 5.30pm
Saturday 11 September Valletta, Malta 12.00pm 6.00pm
Messina
Cephalonia
Mykonos
Sunday 12 September Messina, Sicily 8.00am 5.00pm
Marmaris
Monday 13 September Cephalonia, Greece
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8.00am 4.00pm
Malta
Tuesday 14 September Mykonos, Greece* 12.00pm 6.00pm
Heraklion Wednesday 15 September Marmaris, Turkey 8.00am 6.00pm
Thursday 16 September Heraklion, Crete ✈ 6.00am
Leave the ship to fly back to the UK. *Passengers may need to be taken ashore by tender boat depending on local
conditions.
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Passengers taken ashore by tender boat. Arrival and departure times are guidelines only – actual times
may vary by up to an hour. See page 83 for details.
Mykonos Malta
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