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Asia, Egypt & Europe


There’s much more to this exciting cruise than the incredible port towns and cities. Venture a little further and you’ll discover some of the world’s most famous and awe-inspiring ‘lost cities’, including Oman’s Lost City of Ubar, which is mentioned in the Qur’an; the Lost City of Petra, one of Seven Wonders of the Modern World; ancient Ephesus; and the preserved ruins of Pompeii. Each will be as fascinating as the next, with extraordinary history to uncover.


Petra


The ultra-modern city of Dubai – home of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa – is the departure point for this unforgettable voyage through Arabia and the Mediterranean. From here you will sail to Khasab, the first of three stops in Oman. Don’t miss the chance to take in the spectacular, unspoilt scenery of the Musandam Fjords aboard a traditional Dhow boat before sailing onwards to Muscat. The marvels of the Omani capital can all be discovered at your leisure. Perfect examples are the striking Qasr Al Alam Palace and the glorious Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, which is one of the world’s finest examples of modern Arabian architecture.


The Lost City of Ubar awaits your discovery during your call into Salalah. Although this historic frankincense shipping settlement was only rediscovered in the early nineties, it is mentioned in the Qur’an and it’s believed that the large fort and tall towers found here may pre-date Islam’s holy book. The Jordanian city of Aqaba is your gateway to another of Arabia’s lost cities. Make the most of an overnight stay here to tour to Petra, one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, and marvel at the


huge tombs, archways and stunning temples that were carved into the sandstone over 2,000 years ago.


In Kusadasi, the beautiful golden-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters of one of Turkey’s best holiday resorts may tempt you, however, you won’t want to miss the chance to visit the archaeological site of Ephesus. Discover the highlights of this remarkable lost city, including the Library of Celsius and the Temple of Hadrian, and enjoy an in-depth look into its fascinating history. The final lost city to tick off your list is arguably the most famous of them all, Pompeii. From Naples, take a short journey to this remarkable UNESCO-listed settlement and uncover the ash dusted Greco-Roman remains of the ancient city, which was devastated by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79CE.


Before sailing to Southampton you will also enjoy a day in Gibraltar, the Mediterranean’s ‘little bit of Britain’, where you can take in superb sea views from atop the famous rock. Plus, a call to La Coruña is the chance to tour to Santiago de Compostela and see the spectacular cathedral.


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