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BLACK SEA Circumnavigation of the September 22 - October 6, 2012


This fall, worldwide small-ship cruising experts, Zegrahm Expeditions, embark on a 15-day voyage through the fabled waters of the Black Sea. Here are five great reasons you won’t want to miss this cruise:


• Complete a true circumnavigation as you visit each of the six countries—Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Ukraine, Romania & Bulgaria—that encompass this legendary sea.


• Travel in all-inclusive comfort aboard the 110-passenger Clipper Odyssey; her small size allows you to visit charming ports of call that larger ships simply can’t access.


• Prior to the voyage, stay at the luxurious Pera Palace Hotel in Istanbul; this historic hotel was the last stop for guests on the Orient Express and has been lovingly restored to its 19th-century grandeur.


• Explore Romania’s Danube River Delta, a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve, that is home to over 200 species of birds.


• Extend your travels with a week-long exploration of Turkey’s Cappadocia region, a land of striking volcanic terrain marked by thousands of pyramid shaped rock spires.


Or, if the Baltic Sea beckons, heed the call on Zegrahm’s Baltic Odyssey this July 4 – 18. Exploring Scotland, Germany, Denmark, Poland, Lithuania, Sweden, Latvia, Estonia & Russia, this expedition has always been a favorite among their travelers: “Exciting itinerary, all inclusive, good value, and wonderful lecturers who keep your interest up though out. They are the best encountered!” - Joan G.


CALL 0808 178 6699 OR VI S IT WWW. Z ECO.COM TO LEARN MOR E.


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