2012 Discover Ontario: Scenic Georgian Bay 10 DAYS, 9 NIGHTS STARTING AT $3,339
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DAY 1 Toronto, Ontario DAY 2 Cruising Day DAY 3 Cleveland, Ohio DAY 4 Detroit, Michigan DAY 5 Windsor, Ontario DAY 6 Goderich, Ontario DAY 7 Cruising Day DAY 8 Little Current, Ontario DAY 9 Midland, Ontario DAY 10 Toronto, Ontario
5th August 2012 Cruising The Great Lakes ~ a unique cruise experience for 2012
Travel Dynamics International introduces the intimate and attractively styled 138-berth Yorktown to a full season of 7, 10, 11 and 14-night Great Lakes cruises between June and September 2012. Fares include on board lectures, shore excursions and wine with lunch and dinner. From $3,995pp for 7 nights.
The 1st August cruise from Detroit to Duluth.
For full itineraries, dates, deck plans and fares please visit the Cruising the Great Lakes blog at:
http://greatlakescruising.wordpress.com or contact The Cruise People Ltd in the UK on 020 7723 2450 or
cruise@cruisepeople.co.uk.
Travel Dynamics International Excellence in Small-Ship Cruising Since 1969
For full information please call The Cruise People Ltd in London on 020 7723 2450 or email
cruise@cruisepeople.co.uk
real sweden
Enjoy a magical summer exploring the extensive Sweden archipelago, it’s colourful fishing villages, captivating cities, gourmet cuisine and cultural attractions.
7 nights from £929 per person* 5% off holidays to Sweden including Gota Canal Cruise
Book by 31July 2012 - quote "world of cruising” *Terms and conditions apply. Please call us and ask for details
call 020 8758 4722 or visit
sunvil.co.uk/sweden find the real country 76 WORLD OF CRUISING I Spring 2012
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