LUXURY CRUISES
Experience a luxury cruise to some of the world’s most sought-after destinations. Be transported to less-travelled ports, enjoy scenic rivers and waterways inaccessible to larger ships and sail into the heart of your chosen destination. Savour exquisite cuisine, premium service and impeccable attention to detail on board intimate and luxurious ships.
ULTRA-LUXURY CRUISES
Enjoy stunning six-star personal attention with highly trained >n` «iÀÃon>Lli VÀiÜ] -ÕiÌi onlÞ >VVommo`>Ìion] vÀii y oÜin} Champagne and a Butler Service as standard. This level of indulgence can only be found onboard an ultra-luxury cruise, offering a pampered personal experience to make your trip even more memorable.
RIVER CRUISES
Step on board a river cruise and embark upon a waterway journey through the heart of your chosen destination. Enjoy outstanding attentive service, all-inclusive features and the convenience of docking in the very centre of the world’s greatest cities. Much smaller than their ocean-faring cousins you will enjoy a personalised and intimate on board service
EXPEDITION CRUISES
Sail to some of the most isolated, fascinating and untouched destinations on an Expedition cruise. Cruise along the dramatic coastline of Kimberley, immerse yourself in the depths of the exotic rainforest and the Galapagos or discover the coldest continent on Earth – Antarctica. Once on board, enjoy comfort and style combined with all of the luxuries and amenities of a modern cruise ship.
To contact our Cruise Plus Specialists,
call 0800 0224 301 or email
cruiseplus@travel2.com *For full Terms and Conditions, visit
travel2.com
@CruisePlusT2
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