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of the BEST


of the BEST


FESTIVE CRUISES FOR 2021


It’s not too early to sell a 2021 Christmas or New Year escape, writes Laura French


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et’s face it, Christmas and New Year this year are likely to be a little different. December 31 is likely to be a tad tamer than usual, and the closest we’ll get to linking arms with strangers down the local and


singing ‘Auld Lang Syne’ is probably a takeaway with the same people we’ve seen every day for the past 10 months. But that means demand for having a proper Christmas and New Year


celebration next year might just be bigger than ever. So we’ve found some of the best festive cruises to sell now for December 2021, helping you (and your clients) get in there early while there’s still availability, and giving them something to look forward to while in the festive mood.


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antarctica expedition, SILVERSEA For clients looking to splash the cash on a Christmas cruise they’ll never forget (and with guaranteed snow), an Antarctica expedition is hard to beat – and for those seeking a little extra luxury, Silversea’s 15-day voyage from Ushuaia on Silver Cloud is among the standouts. Guests will venture from the Falkland Islands to the Antarctic Sound and South Shetland Islands before crossing the infamous Drake Passage, with Christmas Day spent sailing these remote waters and New Year’s Eve in the company of penguins on the Antarctic Peninsula. Expect kayaking, hiking and Zodiac trips aplenty as passengers explore one of the remotest corners of the Earth, with albatrosses, humpback whales and


dolphins for friends. Book it: From £14,400 per person including all meals, drinks, pre-cruise hotel stay, transfers, excursions and flights from the UK,


departing December 21, 2021. silversea.com


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