Eastern Caribbean
from New York NORWEGIAN GEM 9 NIGHTS
Dates 2012: Oct 20, 29 ·· Dec 4, 13, 22, 31 Dates 2013: Jan 9, 18, 27 · Feb 5, 14, 23 · Mar 4, 13, 22, 31 · Apr 9, 18
from only NEW YORK
€ 599 per person*
Atlantic Ocean ST. THOMAS SAMANÁ SAN JUAN Day
Caribbean Sea Port
Day 1 New York, USA
Day 2/3 Relaxing days at sea Day 4 San Juan, Puerto Rico Day 5 Philipsburg, St. Maarten Day 6 Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Day 7 Samaná, Dominican Republic
Day 8/9 Relaxing days at sea Day 10 New York, USA
Go ashore by tender Disembarkation usually begins two hours after docking
ST. MAARTEN MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME ASHORE
Belize City: Aerial Trek & Cave Tubing
Fly through the tropical jungle canopy on a series of zip lines, then hike to an underground inner tube through the cave system.
Roatán: Dolphin Encounter & Tabyana Beach
Interacting with friendly dolphins is the highlight of this perfect day at a stunning white beach with clear waters, Caribbean music and a barbecue lunch.
Arrive Depart 16:00
15:00 21:00 08:00 18:00 08:00 17:00
08:00 16:00 10:00 Suite 1.469 3rd/4th Guests+ 349
Child 2-17+ 259
+Sharing with two adults
PRICES IN EUR P.P.* FROM
Inside 599
679
Balcony 859
Mini Suite 1.019
San Juan: ATV Adventure
Drive your own ATV or ride pillion on a thrilling off-road adventure along trails in the foothills of El Yunque rainforest.
For more information and to pre-reserve:
www.ncl.eu or
excursions@ncl.com
and single occupancy please see the enclosed information & price insert or
www.ncl.eu. Prices and itineraries are subject to change. Errors and omissions excepted.
For a complete list of prices see our information & price insert on p. 17/18 47
Balcony etc.) and are per person based on double occupancy. For further booking information, such as an questions, as well as for the complete list of prices for all stateroom categories, prices for 3rd
and 4th
guests
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