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Save up to 50% Grand Round the World


Cruise 2019 120 nights aboard Columbus from £7999pp Departs Tilbury: Saturday, 5th January 2019 (C905)


Cruise Highlights


• Polynesia - Visit four Robinson Crusoe-like islands with dramatic waterfalls and timeless valleys as you luxuriate in a South Sea islands paradise.


A truly magnificent four month escape the winter voyage spanning:-


Five Continents, 27 Countries, 40 Ports of Call and the Panama & Suez Canals.


Covering an amazing 34,723 Nautical Miles


Three Mighty Oceans and two Equator Crossings


Optional Highlight Tours


In addition to our shore excursions programme we aim to offer special tours to the following highlights of the World Cruise:


Uluru (Ayers Rock) – Travel from Columbus to Uluru (Ayers Rock) to discover one of Australia’s most iconic natural sites before re-joining in Yorkey’s Knob.


Terracotta Warriors – A fabulous overland trip which will show you one of China’s greatest sights.


From Shanghai


travel to see the famed and feared Terracotta Warriors, the army of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China, from the 3rd century BC, before re-joining the ship in Hong Kong.


Taj Mahal - Visit the famed mausoleum complex of the Taj Mahal, located on the southern bank of the Yamuna River in Agra. Commissioned in 1632 by the Mughal Emperor Sha Jahan to house the remains of his cherished wife the marble mausoleum has stood as a testament to love in the years since.


Details of these optional tours, which are subject to operation, will be detailed on our website.


• New Zealand - The cities of Auckland and Christchurch contrast with Picton, for the Marlborough Sounds and vineyards, and Tauranga, gateway to Te Puia the centre of Mauri culture and geothermal wonders.


• Australia - Sydney’s iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge, the Whitsunday Isles and the Great Barrier Reef await.


• Japan - In Tokyo, immerse yourself in one of the most populated cities on earth whilst Kagoshima offers a more relaxing experience to discover Japanese culture and heritage.


• China - In Beijing and Shanghai, the ancient past is displayed in a wealth of temples and museums. Bustling Hong Kong Island will exhaust your senses.


• Vietnam - Utterly compelling, Vietnam is a country of breathtaking beauty with a unique heritage. Discover Ho Chi Minh City, still referred to as Saigon.


• Thailand - The Buddhist temples and Grand Palace in Bangkok contrast with the stunning beaches of Phuket and Ko Samui.


• Singapore - With its futuristic architecture and high-speed efficiency, Singapore is an oriental star. Step back and discover its rich history and culture.


• India - If you’re not tempted by an excursion to Delhi or Agra and the Taj Mahal, take in some of Cochin’s fascinating cultural legacy before visiting the intoxicating city of Mumbai.


• Jordan - Visit the lost city of Petra - estimated to date back to 6,000 B.C. - and Wadi Rum, where T.E. Lawrence found his destiny as ‘Lawrence of Arabia’.


Highlights may be subject to pre-registering specific shore excursions and are subject to operation and weather conditions.


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