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4 What sets Saga apart


What sets Saga apart


For the cruiser who wants to explore with like-minded people aboard a ship with a friendly atmosphere and attentive service, Saga offers a wide choice of itineraries on adventure and classic cruises


There are few places in the world Saga’s ships do not visit


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he beauty of a Saga cruise is peace of mind. With so much included – such as travel insurance and additional cancellation cover and a chauffeur service from your door to your UK port or airport – your holiday starts the moment you leave home. A fl exible travel service is available should you not


require the chauffeur, this means you can choose from car parking, rail, coach or even UK domestic fl ights, subject to availability. When you step on board you’ll fi nd the service both friendly and attentive, so whether it’s your fi rst time or your 50th, you will feel like an honoured guest. Plus, you can sit back and relax knowing that all on-board gratuities are included.


Saga is a pioneer in small ship cruising, with the largest (and newest) of her three-ship fl eet, Saga Sapphire, carrying just 706 passengers. Saga Ruby


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carries 661 passengers, while Quest for Adventure carries just 446.


The ships’ small size means you won’t feel lost in the crowd as you would on board many of today’s vast vessels.


The ships may be small, but offer plenty of


activities. Saga Ruby has opulent dining rooms, intimate bars and an impressive Ballroom. Saga Sapphire has spacious cabins, grand


public rooms, a spa and plenty of cosy spots for an after-dinner drink (see page 8). Quest for Adventure has two restaurants,


three bars, a spa and surprisingly – one of the largest libraries afl oat. There are two distinct types of cruises offered by Saga – designed to satisfy the adventurer or those seeking a classic experience, and you can read more about these on page 12.


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