Discover the best-loved Baltic capitals on this voyage that starts and finishes in the wonderful city of Copenhagen, the perfect gateway to the Baltic Sea and a great place to spend a few days exploring before or after your cruise.
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS:
• Overnight in St. Petersburg for two days of sensational sightseeing and perhaps an evening at the ballet.
• From Warnemünde, take the train to Berlin and take in the sights from the Brandenburg Gate to the Reichstag.
• Tallinn’s pretty medieval streets are among the best preserved in Europe.
• The Vasa Museum in Stockholm houses a spectacular 17th century wooden warship – a must see.
NORWEGIAN SUN HIGHLIGHTS:
• Norwegian Sun offers 24 hour dining and 14 dining choices, where you can indulge in cuisine from around the world.
• Take in some great entertainment including spectacular shows in the Stardust Lounge and cabaret in Dazzles Nightclub.
Baltic Capitals
Roundtrip Copenhagen
9 night Fly-Cruise Norwegian Sun
HELSINKI
NYNÄSHAMN
STOCKHOLM
COPENHAGEN TALLINN
BALTIC SEA
WARNEMÜNDE
BERLIN
Departs 2011 • May 8, 17, 26 • June 4#
YOUR FLY-CRUISE OPTION
Day 1
Transfer to pier
YOUR CRUISE ITINERARY
Day 1
Copenhagen
Day 2 Warnemünde (Berlin) Germany Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7
Relaxing Day at Sea
Tallinn Estonia
St. Petersburg Russia St. Petersburg
Helsinki Finland
Day 8 o Nynäshamn (Stockholm) Sweden Day 9
Relaxing Day at Sea
Day 10 Copenhagen Denmark
YOUR FLY-CRUISE OPTION
Day 10
Copenhagen/UK
oGo ashore by tender. #Order of ports vary.
Transfer to airport for flight home
5am disembark
Arrive Depart
embark 6pm 7.30am 10pm
9am 8am
8am 7am
5.30pm overnight 7pm
5.30pm 4pm
ST. PETERSBURG
from only
£
per person*
799
, 13, 22 • July 1, 10# • August 6, 15, 24 • September 2, 11
UK/Copenhagen Denmark
Inside
Oceanview Balcony
Mini-Suite
3rd
/4th Guests Child 2-11†
, 19, 28
PRICES PER PERSON FROM
CRUISE*
£799 £969
£1129 £1519 £365 £365
Sharing with two adults.
FLY-CRUISE*
£1139
£1309 £1469 £1859 £710 £710
Prices based on 17 May 2011 departure, see
www.ncl.co.uk for latest pricing on all departure dates. †
*Fares published are guideline prices and may be subject to change at any time and are subject to availability and include government taxes & fees applicable at time of going to print. Except where indicated, all fares are per person and based on a double occupancy of a twin or double stateroom.
Excludes: Travel insurance, drinks, hotel meals, shore excursions, UK regional flights (available at a supplement), personal expenses, cover charge on selected services, service charges, tips on board & ashore & any other item not expressly included in the fare.
A discretionary service charge (see page 108) applicable to your cruise will be added to your holiday price and shown separately on your confirmation invoice. If you do not wish to pay this up front with the balance of your holiday cost, but would rather decide whether or not to pay the charge on the ship, please ensure you tell us at the time of booking or at any time up to 2 weeks before departure and we will arrange for the charge to be applied to your stateroom account.
Visa Information
Two days to enjoy St. Petersburg
www.ncl.co.uk | Book today 0845 201 8900 29
If you go ashore in St. Petersburg as part of one of our excursions we will obtain a visa on your behalf. If you wish to go ashore independently in Russia, you will be responsible for obtaining an individual tourist visa.
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