CRYSTAL WHERE LUXURY IS PERSONAL


TULIPS & WINDMILLS AMSTERDAM ROUND-TRIP | VOYAGE RBA200409-07 CRYSTAL BACH | 9 APRIL 2020 | 7 NIGHTS


H AMSTERD D K Rotterdam m Natalie Read Middelburg Midd d lb delburg Ghent Antwerp BELGIUM


Regional Sales Manager South


Tel: 07896 971316


CRUISE ONLY FARES Petite Suite with Balcony-Window


(S5 Grade)


Deluxe Suite with Balcony-Window (S1 Grade)


from £4,135 per person


from £5,816 per person


Itinerary Highlights: Amsterdam (overnight), Hoorn, Kinderdijk, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Ghent, Middleburg, Amsterdam (overnight).


natalieread@cruiseportfolio.co.uk Nan Short


Representative


Northern Ireland & Eire Tel: 02890 642252 nanshort@btopenworld.com


Jon Schofield


Regional Sales Manager North & Scotland Tel: 07841 921533 jon@cruiseportfolio.co.uk


Megan Saunders


Trade Sales Support Executive


Tel: 020 7399 7602 megan@cruiseportfolio.co.uk


DAM NETHERLANDS Kinderdijk Hoorn


Michael Dupont Head of Sales


Tel: 07921 949469 mick@cruiseportfolio.co.uk


AWARDED 26 YEARS


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO MAKE A BOOKING, PLEASE CALL: 020 7399 7604 www.crystalcruises.co.uk


ABTA No.V8548


Fares are per person, cruise only in UK sterling based on double occupancy in the specified stateroom grade for the first two full-fare guests and include port, security and handling charges, which vary by departure. All fares, offers and itineraries are subject to change and availability and can be withdrawn at any time. Fares may fluctuate and should be used as a guide only. Prices may go up or down. You should contact us on 0207 399 7604 before booking, or visit our website www.crystalcruises.co.uk. The fares are available to new bookings only and are only available to UK & Eire residents. Restrictions apply. See crystalcruises.co.uk for complete terms and conditions of all offers. © 2019 Crystal Cruises, Inc., Ships' registry: The Bahamas.


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