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Asia, Egypt & the Med


With an array of inspirational sights and authentic experiences to uncover, this incredible exploration of India promises to be one you’ll remember for a lifetime. Boudicca will be your guide as you discover India’s traditional and modern sides in bustling Mumbai; a spiritual quality with the chance to visit Porbandar, the birthplace of Gandhi; the scenic beauty and Portuguese influence in Goa; and the best of the Kerala state, in two vibrant cities.


Gateway of India, Mumbai Dhobi Ghat


Your memorable 14-night cruise begins in the United Arab Emirates. In Dubai, you’ll have time to visit the man-made Palm Islands, marvel at the breathtaking Burj Khalifa – the world’s tallest building – or take advantage of the fantastic high- end shopping opportunities.


Two relaxing days on board Boudicca follow, allowing time to acquaint yourself with the ship’s facilities and your fellow guests before you arrive at Porbandar – a maiden call for Fred. Olsen. As the birthplace of Gandhi, the ‘Father of India’, this historic coastal city is of great spiritual importance. Be sure to visit the Sudama Temple, a Hindu pilgrimage site; and Kirti Mandir, Gandhi’s childhood home, which includes a photo exhibition too.


Mumbai is a bustling city that boasts a plethora of iconic sights. You can really absorb the mix of traditional and modern India on an overnight stay here. The British-style buildings of the historic Colaba district, the grand architecture of the famous Victoria Railway Terminus, the unique Dhobi Ghat laundry and the Gateway of India are just a few of the


highlights to discover. You might even see the dabbawalas in action at lunchtime too, an experience you’ll never forget.


A further overnight stay – this time in Goa – is a real treat to savour. The story of India’s European influence is told in the Portuguese colonial architecture of Old Goa and the UNESCO-listed Latin Quarter. The port of Mormugao is your gateway to these historic centres, where you’ll find colourful old houses, beautiful churches and striking cathedrals.


Your time in India will come to an end in Kerala state, with two enticing ports. Intoxicating Kochi has been attracting traders, explorers and more for centuries. Here you’ll have the chance to see the famous fishing nets and the British Commonwealth’s oldest synagogue during an overnight stay. Then in Thiruvananthapuram an array of mosques, churches and temples will be unveiled, along with the brightly coloured Kovalam Lighthouse. Your awe-inspiring adventure concludes in Colombo, a spectacular Sri Lankan city packed with beautiful Buddhist and Hindu temples, mosques, museums and busy bazaars.


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