The incredible Panama Canal
The Panama Canal must be the ultimate short cut and will be the highpoint of your voyage. Our daytime transit takes the ship 40 miles between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through cuts, massive locks and across tropical lakes. Camera at the ready!
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS:
• See the scenic nine bays of Oaxaca and the Pacific blow hole at La Bufadurao on a tour from Huatalco.
• In Acapulco watch the cliff divers of La Quebrada plunge 148 feet into the ocean.
• Stroll around the beautiful Spanish colonial streets and squares of Cartagena.
• Cabo’s stunning beaches are perfect for a sea kayak and snorkel adventure.
SHIP HIGHLIGHTS:
• Enjoy dining in two grand main dining rooms plus a further 14 great restaurants serving cuisine from around the globe.
• Endless activities by day and sparkling entertainment all over the ship each evening make every day different.
Departs UK Saturday 2011 • April 16
YOUR FLY-CRUISE OPTION
Apr 16
UK/Miami Florida
YOUR CRUISE ITINERARY
Apr 17 Miami Transfer to pier
Transfer to first-class hotel for overnight accommodation
Arrive
Apr 18 Relaxing Day at Sea Apr 19 Relaxing Day at Sea
Apr 20 Cartagena Colombia
Apr 21 Daylight Transit Panama Canal Apr 22 Relaxing Day at Sea
Apr 23 Puntarenas Costa Rica
Apr 24 Relaxing Day at Sea
Apr 25 Puerto Quetzal Guatemala Apr 26 Huatulco Mexico Apr 27 Acapulco Mexico
Apr 28 Relaxing Day at Sea Apr 29 oCabo San Lucas Mexico
Apr 30 Relaxing Day at Sea
May 1 Los Angeles California
YOUR FLY-CRUISE OPTION
May 1
May 2 Arrive UK
oGo ashore by tender.
PRICES PER PERSON FROM
CRUISE*
Inside
Oceanview Balcony
Mini-Suite
3rd
/4th Guests Child 2-11†
£979
£1229 £1689 £2039 £538 £538
Los Angeles/UK
Transfer to airport for overnight flight home
Depart
embark 4pm
Departs UK Thursday 2011 • September 29
YOUR FLY-CRUISE OPTION
Sep 29
UK/Los Angeles California
YOUR CRUISE ITINERARY
Sep 30 Los Angeles Transfer to pier
Oct 1
Relaxing Day at Sea
7am 3pm 7am
7am noon 8am
7am 8am 6pm
5pm 6pm 5pm
2pm disembark
Oct 2 o Cabo San Lucas Mexico
Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 7 Oct 8 Oct 9
Relaxing Day at Sea
Acapulco Mexico Huatulco Mexico
Puerto Quetzal Guatemala Relaxing Day at Sea
Puntarenas Costa Rica
Relaxing Day at Sea
Oct 10 Daylight Transit Panama Canal
Oct 11 Cartagena Colombia
Oct 12 Relaxing Day at Sea Oct 13 Relaxing Day at Sea
Oct 14 Miami Florida
YOUR FLY-CRUISE OPTION
Oct 14
Miami/UK
Transfer to airport for overnight flight home
Oct 15 Arrive UK
oGo ashore by tender.
FLY-CRUISE*
£2039
£2289 £2749 £3099 £1557 £1436
Prices based on 16 April 2011 departure, see
www.ncl.co.uk for latest pricing. † Sharing with two adults.
PRICES PER PERSON FROM
CRUISE*
Inside
Oceanview Balcony
Mini-Suite
3rd
/4th Guests Child 2-11†
£979
£1239 £1689 £2039 £538 £538
10am
8am 8am 8am
8am 4pm
5pm 1pm 5pm
5pm
Transfer to first-class hotel for overnight accommodation
Arrive
Depart
embark 4pm
Panama Canal
From Miami
16 night Fly-Cruise Norwegian Pearl
LOS ANGELES
Atlantic Ocean
MIAMI CABO SAN LUCAS ACAPULCO HUATULCO
PUERTO QUETZAL PUNTARENAS
PANAMA CANAL
CARTAGENA HUATULCO
PUERTO QUETZAL PUNTARENAS
CABO SAN LUCAS ACAPULCO
PANAMA CANAL
Panama Canal
From Los Angeles
16 night Fly-Cruise Norwegian Pearl
LOS ANGELES
Atlantic Ocean
MIAMI
CARTAGENA
10am
7pm
8am
disembark
FLY-CRUISE*
£1749
£2009 £2459 £2809 £1283 £1186
Prices based on 29 September 2011 departure, see
www.ncl.co.uk for latest pricing. † two adults.
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