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Paul Gauguin Cruises launches 2021 brochure


South Pacific cruise line Paul Gauguin Cruises has launched its 2021 brochure. A new 11-night Society Islands


& Tuamotus itinerary features two visits to Paul Gauguin Cruises’ private island Motu Mahana. Also added are 12 and 13-night


Princess switches Sky Princess to sail from Southampton in 2021


Princess Cruises is to boost ex-UK capacity and bring new ship Sky Princess to Southampton next year. Ten British Isles voyages


previously scheduled for Crown Princess will now be operated by Sky Princess on the same dates as a result of the line cancelling a number of the Royal-class ship’s European sailings in 2021. Princess Cruises is also


committing five ships to Australia and New Zealand for its 2021-22 season. Royal Princess, Emerald


Princess, Sapphire Princess, Coral Princess and Pacific Princess will run voyages ranging from two to 36 days. The five vessels will sail to 82 destinations in 19 countries on 59 itineraries. Options from homeports


Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Auckland include visits to Fiji, Papua New Guinea, New Caledonia and Vanuatu between October 2021 and April 2022. Longer cruises cover Asia and North America. The Carnival Corporation line


will also operate a 107-day world cruise from the region with Coral Princess due to sail with 2,000 passengers from Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland in May 2022. princess.com


18 17 SEPTEMBER 2020 Marella Discovery


Fiji, Tonga, Cook & Society Islands sailings on board Paul Gauguin. The 13-night voyage departs Papeete, Tahiti, in May 2021, and makes nine island stops; the 12-night reverse itinerary departs in June and calls at eight of the same ports.


Existing itineraries in the range


include the seven-night Tahiti & the Society Islands; 10-night Society Islands & Tuamotus; 11-night Cook Islands & Society Islands; and 14-night Marquesas, Tuamotus & Society Islands. pgcruises.com


US Virgin Islands


Marella adds 23 itineraries to winter 2021-22 programme


Phil Davies


Marella Cruises has put its winter 2021-22 sailings on sale with 23 new itineraries in the Caribbean and Asia. The Tui line plans 18 new ports of call including


Boston, Halong Bay in Vietnam and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Fly-cruise departures from Hong Kong and


Singapore include new ports of call such as Manila in the Philippines, Muara in Brunei and Da Nang, Vietnam. Marella Discovery will operate a new itinerary to


the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico while Marella Discovery 2 will call in Canada for the first time. A new itinerary by Marella Dream and Marella


Explorer departs in November 2021 from Tenerife and visits the Canary islands of La Palma, Lanzarote and Gran Canaria plus an overnight in Funchal, Madeira. Playa Blanca is added to the programme as the first


new port of call in the Canary Islands since 2016. Other itineraries for next winter include a 14-night


Arabian Sunrise, departing Sri Lanka and visiting Mumbai and Oman, sailing in April 2022, from £1,693. A North American itinerary to Canada includes


an overnight stay in Boston on a departure by Marella Discovery from Port Canaveral in Florida. Ports of call include Saint John, Charlotte Town, Quebec, Saguenay and Sept-Iles, ending in Barbados on October 24, 2021. Cuba is also featured with an overnight stay in


Havana on a Marella Explorer 2 Caribbean itinerary. A seven-night Taste of the Tropics cruise on Marella


Discovery leads in at £1,358, departing from Barbados, including flights from Gatwick on December 5, 2021. The five-ship cruise line, the third-biggest in the UK,


has paused operations until at least September 30 as a result of the continuing travel restrictions. tui.co.uk/cruise


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