LE PONANT
Le Ponant is a majestic three-masted schooner designed to glide effortlessly to small islands, hidden harbors and exclusive ports of call in the
Mediterranean where the big ships aren’t found. Stylish and sophisticated, with a friendly and relaxed onboard ambiance for just 60 guests, she invites camaraderie and provides an intimate sailing experience similar to what you’d experience on your own private yacht. You’ll feel as though you are cruising with family – the captain and the crew are passionate about what they do, and in the tradition of private yachting, they create a comfortable environment where guests easily interact with everyone onboard. Navigating the coast and cruising to island ports aboard Le Ponant is engaging and personal, rewarding with treasured discoveries and lifelong memories that make all the difference in a small ship cruise.
On board her four decks (refurbished, bow to stern, in 2013), you’ll enjoy a cozy lounge that comes alive every night with piano music, a full-service bar, indoor and outdoor dining where the waiters come to know your name, a Sun Deck perfect for enjoying unobstructed views of the sea and scenery by day and a glittering night sky ideal for stargazing. Start your day with continental breakfast in the lounge, or enjoy a full American-style breakfast buffet al fresco on deck; lunch is also served in the outdoor restaurant, buffet style; and dinner is served in an elegant window-lined restaurant. At the end of the day, retire to your handsomely appointed outside facing stateroom (approx. 130 sq. ft.) catering to your comfort with a private bathroom with shower, minibar, music system and individual climate control.
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 877-519-1035
TREASURES OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
11 Days including a 7-Night Cruise from $7,290 ~ see page 46
SICILY, THE AMALFI COAST & ROME
11 Days including a 7-Night Cruise from $7,890 ~ see page 50
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