LE BORÉAL L’AUSTRAL LE SOLÉAL


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Le Boréal, L’Austral & Le Soléal... are sister ships that offer a small ship cruising experience par excellence! These six-deck,


elegant vessels feature a chic main dining room and a casual grill restaurant; three lounges with bars, access to the open decks and evening entertainment; a theatre, fitness and beauty corner, medical center, multiple observation areas and elevators servicing decks 2 to 6. 132 staterooms (200 to 210 sq. ft.) and suites (301 to 398 sq. ft.) have ocean views; 95% have private balconies. Staterooms offer individually controlled air conditioning, twin beds that convert to a king-size bed or a sofa that converts to a queen-size bed, video on demand, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, electronic safe, hair dryer, iPod Dock and minibar. Bathtubs are available on Le Boréal (see box at left) and Le Soléal (see www.tauck.com), while all L’Austral staterooms feature showers. Our ship-specific deck plans and specifications can be found at www.tauck.com


Venice & the Dalmatian Coast 10 Days including a 7-Night Cruise from $6,690 ~ see page 14


Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice 8 Days including a 7-Night Cruise from $6,490 ~ see page 18


St. Petersburg & the Baltic Sea 12 Days including an 7-Night Cruise from $7,590 ~ see page 22


Treasures of Southeast Asia 16 Days including an 11-Night Cruise from $9,990 ~ see page 36


Antarctica 13 Days including a 10-Night Cruise from $9,265 plus on-tour airfare ~ see page 40 Call your travel agent or Tauck at 877-519-1035 Sleek design and décor make cruising an elegant experience www.tauck.com 55


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