By sailing from the UK, you will avoid many of the hassles so often associated with flying and start your holiday from the moment you step on board. With many of the leading cruise lines sailing only from Southampton, Cruise & Maritime Voyages has created an exciting and varied programme of convenient regional departures – bringing cruising closer to home.
A cruising holiday is simply like no other, combining the fascination of lazy days at sea, great food and entertainment, making new friendships, ever-changing vistas and visiting new places. It gives a unique sense of exploration and discovery experienced in the civilised comforts of today. Where else can you find a holiday where you will visit lots of different places and your hotel moves with you. No packing, no hassle, no worries. The range of cruises we offer is wide with our small to medium-sized cruise ships able to access more ports of call than many of the mega resort-style vessels. Explore elegant and historic Baltic cities; witness the stunning scenery of the Norwegian fjords; discover charming off-shore British Isles; cruise to dramatic Iceland; escape to the sun in the Canary Islands or the Mediterranean; or take a break to European cities. There is even the chance to experience the natural beauty of Greenland or Canada.
In the autumn and winter, we include sailings in search of the spectacular phenomenon that is the Northern Lights. Alternatively, escape the winter on a voyage to the sun-splashed West Indies & Azores; a Christmas celebration cruise to the Canary Islands & Madeira or voyage on an epic ‘once in a lifetime’ discovery of South America.
Voyages to Australasia
Stylish Astor offers a unique, twice yearly liner service between the UK and Australasia. These premium voyages offer a great opportunity to experience the bygone halcyon days of long distance sea travel aboard this exquisite ocean liner. Relax and enjoy lazy days at sea, carefree evenings and some truly unforgettable ports of call on your epic voyage. Full details are shown on pages 115 to 120.
Grand Round the World Cruise
In January 2018, Columbus will set sail from London Tilbury on her grand ‘round the world’ cruise. This epic 120 night adventure will take you away from the cold, grey days of winter to the sunshine of the Caribbean, French Polynesia, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, India, Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Israel and home via the Mediterranean. See pages 101 to 114 for details.
New fly-cruise holidays to Mexico
Voyage to the exciting Caribbean and Mexico on board Magellan next Christmas. Relax and enjoy sandy beaches and swaying palms in the best of the West Indies, seeing in the New Year in Barbados. Fly home from Mexico or choose to extend your stay with our Trans Panama Experience. Alternatively, fly to Mexico and sail back to the UK at Eastertime. These tempting options are truly unique and add a new dimension to our cruise programme. See pages 82 to 88 and 99 to 100 for details.
Book online, call 0844 963 0000 or see your local travel agent
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