The World of Classic International Cruises


Clas ic International Cruises Cruise Itineraries


Classic International Cruises is an independent cruise line that operates smaller, more traditional tonnage with fi ve charming ships carrying between 350 and 590 passengers and visiting some of the most exciting parts of the globe. Excellent value for money cruising, but still maintaining a high standard of on board services – excellent cuisine, fi ne wines, good on board facilities and an international crew offering a friendly and personalised service. All the Classic ships offer a memorable cruising experience, combining luxury with the warmth and intimacy of the smaller traditional vessel.


AZORES ISLANDS & MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE 2011 on board ATHENA • Dover – Nice • departs 14 September 2011 • 14 nights • from £999 per person (cruise only)


VOYAGE FROM ROME TO FREMANTLE 2011 on board ATHENA • 33 nights • departs Rome on 15 November 2011 (via Suez Canal) • from £2859 per person


CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CRUISE 2011 TO MADEIRA AND THE CANARY ISLANDS on board PRINCESS DAPHNE • Departs Portsmouth 20 December or Falmouth 21 December • 15 nights • from £939 per person


THE FAR EAST 2012 on board FUNCHAL • Cruises depart from Singapore and Hong Kong, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15 and 33 nights • departures from 18 January 2012 to 15 April 2012 • from £699 per person (cruise only)


For further information and to be sent brochures on any of the above cruises,


call Classic International Cruises UK • Tel: 0208 324 3115 • Email: sales@classicintcruises.co.uk Website: www.ClassicIntCruises.co.uk


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