GREAT LAKES GRAND DISCOVERY

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1 GREAT LAKES GRAND DISCOVERY

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3 Nearly 15,000 years ago, the last of the great glaciers retreated, leaving us the Five Great Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario. These vast bodies of water contain more than one fifth of the planet s fresh surface water, and together are the largest body of freshwater in the world. On the M/V Victory I, a small ship exclusively designed for coastal cruising, you ll delve into North America s maritime history throughout the Great Lakes, set sail through the storied Georgian Bay, admire the natural beauty of Niagara Falls and take in the breathtaking vistas of the southern Canadian coast. Remarkable itineraries include time to explore lovely towns where you can enjoy shopping, stroll along the docks, or relax in waterfront parks. They include rare stops in quaint French Canadian villages, Victorian-era towns rich with seafaring history, and remote islands with spectacular wildlife viewing. In addition, you ll experience fascinating local culture, visit history through the colorful stories of the First Nation Communities in Little Current and many others who have sailed and worked these waterways. We look forward to having you aboard! Table of Contents Pg. 5 Coastal Cruising Highlights Pg. 6 Ports of Call Pg. 12 Exclusive Cruise Highlights Pg. 14 The M/V Victory I Pg. 15 Elegant Voyages of Exploration Pg. 16 Casual and Fine Dining Pg. 18 Accommodations Pg. 19 Deck Plan Pg /2018 Voyages and Pricing Pg. 22 Terms and Conditions For More Information CALL , us at INFO@Nationaltrusttours. com or visit Nationaltrusttours.com

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5 An All-Inclusive Voyage of Discovery on America's Five Great Lakes The largest body of Fresh Water on Earth Coastal Cruising Highlights Immerse in the Victoria-era charm of Mackinac Island as you explore by horse-drawn carriage, visit historic Fort Mackinac which played an important role in the War of 1812 and enjoy a luncheon at the forever famous Grand Hotel. Experience the enduring traditions of the Ojibwe Tribe on Manitoulin Island, the largest freshwater island in the world. Explore three centuries of history, culture, invention and innovation at the outstanding Henry Ford Museum in Detroit. Highlights include: the limousine that carried President John F. Kennedy on that fateful day in Texas and the bus in which Rosa Parks stood her ground and sparked the Civil Rights movement, and the chair from Ford Theatre in which Abraham Lincoln was sitting in when he was shot. Delve into fascinating chapters of music history at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland where unique exhibits explore the lives and work of some of our greatest musicians and their impact on American history, politics, life and culture. Thrill to a cruise through the Great Niagara Gorge into the very heart of world-famous Horseshoe Falls where the misty spray and mighty roar of Niagara Falls will surround you. Experience passing through the Soo locks, where 90% of the world s iron ore moves through, and come face to face with 159 years of maritime history. Explore the bush plane exhibits and learn how these brave Canadians have battled Ontario s many forest fires. Ca ll for pricing Single supplement starting from 60% Port charges $399 *All-Inclusive price includes shore excursions in each port, free-flowing non-premium wine, beer & spirits, internet and Wi-Fi. Prices are subject to change depending on availability. Based on Double Occupancy. Single Supplement 100% for Owner's Suite and all other categories from 60%. Not Included: Air & Transfer costs. NOTE: Order of sightseeing may change throughout the itinerary. Substitute visits to other sites may occur during your trip due to water levels, changes in policy or other uncontrollable factors. Breathtaking SITES Gourmet Cuisine Historic Ports of Call World Renowned Museums For More Information CALL , us at INFO@VICTORYCRUISELINES.COM or contact your travel professional

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7 Introducing Great Lakes Grand Discovery Ports of Call Two 10-Day Grand Explorations of North America's FIVE Great Lakes Embark/Disembark in Chicago, Illinois Host to one of the busiest airports on the planet, Chicago ranked seventh in the world in the 2014 Global Cities Index and is considered one of the most walkable cities in the United States. Its cultural contributions include improvisational comedy (most notably The Second City comedy troupe); jazz, blues, soul, and house music; a rich collection of outdoor public artworks (including the Chicago Picasso); film, theater, and visual arts. The Chicago School and Prairie School of architecture were developed in this city, which was home to famous American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Chicago s waterfront location, upscale shopping along the The Magnificent Mile & State Street, and robust nightlife are major draws. Cleveland, Ohio Located on the shores of Lake Erie, Cleveland represents the heartland of American life and history. Industrial landmarks from its days as a lakeside manufacturing town still stand in testament to Cleveland s roots. But the city of today is also filled with beautiful urban spaces and is home to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Here in a striking structure designed by I. M. Pei, you ll discover more than just a museum of rock and roll memorabilia. With our expert guide, you ll explore the evolution of the musical genre that shaped a generation and track its cultural impact. Among the exhibits are Janis Joplin s psychedelic Porsche and Michael Jackson s famous glove. You ll also explore the wonderful West Side Market, set in a 1912 landmark and home to more than 100 vendors. Detroit, Michigan/Windsor, Ontario Sailing from Lake Huron to Lake Erie, we will call on Windsor, Ontario, known as The City of Roses, or Detroit, Michigan depending on itinerary schedule. Just outside of Detroit, we ll visit the Henry Ford Museum which was created to document the genius of ordinary people. Housed in a sweeping, nine-acre, single-floor space with soaring 40-foot ceilings the museum is dedicated to showcasing the finest collection of its kind. The sheer scope and design of the museum is as grand as the vision that inspired it. Local experts will escort guests to see the museum s highlights that include: the limousine that carried President John F. Kennedy on that fateful day in Texas, the bus in which Rosa Parks stood her ground and sparked the Civil Rights movement, and the chair from the Ford Theatre in which Abraham Lincoln was sitting when he was shot. For More Information CALL , us at INFO@ NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM or N ATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

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9 Ports of Call Little Current, Manitoulin Islands (Georgian Bay) Sail into the rugged beauty of Georgian Bay where you ll step ashore in Little Current, the gateway to Manitoulin Island. Learn about the island s nautical heritage as you journey to the Immaculate Conception Church. With its distinctive architecture evoking a teepee, this church is a focal point of the community, bringing together the beliefs of the Ojibwe culture and Catholic Church. At the Ojibwe Cultural Foundation, enjoy a tour through the art galleries and exhibits of this heritage museum. You can browse the artisan shop and participate in a smudging ceremony, an ancient ritual that uses the smoke from cedar, sage, sweet grass and other plants regarded for their healing powers. A drum and dance performance offers further insight into Ojibwe culture. Mackinac Island, Lake Michigan We ll awaken in the Straits of Mackinac, which connect Lake Huron to Lake Michigan. With no cars allowed on the island, your horse-drawn carriage tour is a great way to experience the Victorian ambience of this National Historic Landmark. Learn about the island s history and see turn-of-thecentury summer homes built by early captains of American industry. High atop a bluff overlooking the Straits of Mackinac, your tour of Fort Mackinac delves into its strategic importance during the War of Then take in the views from the Grand Hotel s verandah, the longest in the world, and enjoy the hotel s infamous Grand Luncheon Buffet. Back in town, you ll have time to browse through galleries and boutiques. Before sailing this evening, the Grand Hotel s resident historian Bob Tagatz will come onboard for a colorful talk on the history of Mackinac Island and its world-famous hotel. Niagara Falls (Welland Canal) Port Weller Opened in 1829, the Welland Canal continues to play a vital role, allowing goods to travel from Great Lakes ports like Cleveland and Detroit to the ocean ports of Montreal and Quebec City. As our ship begins its Canal transit, you ll step off in Port Colborne for a scenic drive into the vineyard-laced landscapes of the Niagara Peninsula. Then a thrilling Hornblower Cruise takes you through the Great Niagara Gorge and past Bridal Veil Falls into the very heart of Horseshoe Falls where the mighty spray and roar of Niagara virtually envelop you! At the Château des Charmes, founded by a fifth-generation French winegrower, you ll enjoy a tour, tasting and lunch. You ll have free time to explore Niagara-onthe-Lake before re-boarding the M/V Victory I, now docked in Port Weller on Lake Ontario. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL , US AT INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM OR NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

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11 Ports of Call Sault Ste.Marie In Sault Ste. Marie guests will have the option of a half day tour visiting attractions on either the US or Canadian side of the border. In Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, you will visit The Bush Plane Museum and Ermatinger-Clergue National Historic Site. The collections and exhibits of the bush planes tell the story of how these brave Canadians battled Ontario s many forest fires. At the Ermatinger-Clergue National Historic Site, you ll find stone buildings and period gardens from the 1800 s. In Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan you will visit The Valley Camp Museum Ship which houses over 100 exhibits in her 20,000 square feet of cargo holds which contains hundreds of interesting artifacts, paintings, shipwreck items, models, and exhibits of objects related to maritime history. In addition, The Edmund Fitzgerald exhibit holds the two lifeboats from the stricken vessel. Torn away during the sinking, these lifeboats are two of very few major artifacts recovered after the tragic demise. Soo Locks/Scenic Sailing Lake Superior Located at the mouth of the St. Mary s river, the twin Soo s - of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario and Michigan were originally established as one settlement by Jesuit missionaries in the 17th century, and remained so until the war of Today the locks on the American Soo side bypass the St Mary s rapids that fall over 20 feet connecting Lake Superior to Lake Huron and Michigan. The Soo locks are the busiest in the world in terms of tonnage, accommodating 1000 foot freighters. Travelling upstream and arriving from Mackinac Island, the ship will dock on the Canadian side of the river at Roberta Bondar Place, named for Canada s first female astronaut. Embark/Disembark in Toronto, Ontario Welcome to Toronto, the most multicultural diverse city on the planet, where over 140 languages are spoken. Toronto is remaking itself as Canada s premier city, quietly slipping out of the shadow of Montreal and Vancouver. Last year, the Queens Quay on Lake Ontario reopened, part of the largest continuing urban revitalization project in North America. The Junction, a former industrial area, has emerged as Toronto s most stylish neighborhood for its bars, live music and coffee shops. And the city is becoming easier to visit: a train now whisks travelers downtown from the airport in 25 minutes, and Air Canada offers extended stopovers for connecting passengers. Toronto has long been known for its cultural diversity and continues to draw major artistic and sporting events, including the Toronto International Film Festival each September, and the 2016 N.B.A. All-Star game, held outside the United States for the first time. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL , US AT INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM OR NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

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13 Victory Cruise Lines Exclusive Cruise Highlights Experience the Legendary Grand Luncheon at the Historic Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island Meet the People and Ideas that Have Changed the World at the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit, Michigan Connect with Rock Music's Powerful History at the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, Ohio Learn About the Ojibwe tribe in Little Current and Participate in a Traditional Indian Pow Wow. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL , US AT INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM OR NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

14 Introducing the M/V Victory I Elegant voyages of exploration Victory Cruise Lines is proud to introduce luxury coastal cruising aboard our M/V Victory I. With only 202 guests and more than 80 staff, we are not only the finest, but the only all-inclusive ship, sailing the Great Lakes, promising intuitive, attentive service and casual onboard elegance. Our Great Lakes itineraries immerse you in maritime history, while taking in the breathtaking vistas. Our M/V Victory I, small and agile, coastal cruising ship, can easily navigate canals, locks and hidden ports where larger ships dare not go. M/V Victory I will take you on these journeys in style and grace, while you enjoy exquisite culinary delights, like regionally inspired dishes, created especially for you by our acclaimed chef, free-flowing non-premium wine and beer and an open bar with house spirits to enjoy throughout your cruise. Immerse yourself in our all-inclusive shore excursions, whether it s a thrilling cruise into the very heart of Niagara Falls or going back in time and exploring the Victorian-era charm of Mackinac Island by horse-drawn carriage. Our outstanding, friendly, onboard staff is available throughout your cruise to help create a memorable experience, designed to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

15 Elegant Voyages of Exploration offering the only all-inclusive coastal cruising experience on the great lakes Unique Perspectives Intimate AmbiAnce Memorable Experiences Refined & Intimate Ship Experiences Your M/V Victory I is a modern Coastal Cruiser specifically designed for your Great Lakes cruising experience. You will enjoy spectacular scenery as you glide smoothly through the special harbors and lakes of the birthplace of America. Intuitive & Attentive Service Friendly, professional onboard staff offer an extraordinary quality of gracious hospitality and personalized attention to discerning passengers. On board our M/V Victory I, you ll experience the beauty, brilliance and thrill of cultural cruising on an intimate ship made for personal and up close memorable experiences. Included Shore Excursions Aboard the M/V Victory I, you ll often travel in the company of engaging specialists who share their expertise freely in presentations and impromptu discussions throughout your journey. In port, included shore excursions with knowledgeable local guides provide meaningful opportunities to uncover the rich history and fascinating cultures of the destinations you visit. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL , US AT INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM OR NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

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17 Pamper Your Palate OnBoard and On Shore Beyond outstanding service and hospitality, every meal onboard and on shore will bring about moments of sheer bliss. Each day, you will enjoy mouth-watering canapés as a prelude to enjoying casual and sophisticated cuisine in two distinctive venues. The Shearwater Dining Room, our main restaurant, offers classic epicurean delights with selections including, perfectly Roasted Rack of Lamb Dijonnaise or Pan Seared Scallops Provençal. Enjoy Chicken with Roasted Vegetables or Miso Glazed Atlantic Cod to a perfectly Roasted Prime Rib of Beef with Creamy Horseradish Sauce. For more casual fare, enjoy the view from the Cliff Rock Bar & Grille with selections including Black Angus NY Sirloin, marinated Atlantic Salmon, and Ahi Tuna. Your indulgence in either venue is not complete without a decadent slice of Chocolate Cake topped with fresh fruit or a classic, traditional Apple Pie a' la mode. ROASTED RACK OF LAMB DIJONNAISE We feature 3 internationally themed high teas, a divine British Royal High Tea, a delectable Viennese High Tea and a delicious Maharaja High Tea. Healthy Options For the health conscious, or guests with restricted diets, you'll find a variety of healthy dining alternatives that are low in calories and fat but still loaded with flavor. We are committed to our guests physical well-being so each dish features fresh ingredients that are both light and satisfying. INTERNATIONAL THEMED HIGH TEA DELICATE FRESH SEAFOOD FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL , US AT INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM OR NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

18 Refined, Elegant & Open to New Adventures The M/V Victory I invites you to relax and unwind as you discover the world s most remarkable coastal regions. Enjoy quiet time in a cozy corner. Stretch your legs on the promenade. Or gather with friends as you watch the world go by. No matter where you are, you ll find perfectly designed spaces for every mood and every possibility. Shearwater Dining room The Seascape Tavern Share stories and laughter with friends and fellow travelers in the casual comfort of this cozy, English-style tavern. In the early evening, talented musicians bring the ship to life with all your favorite songs. Cliff Rock Bar & Grille Enjoy outdoor dining and fresh selections at the Cliff Rock Bar and Grille, where hot rock cooking is the specialty of the day, every day. Choose your ingredients and watch them cook to perfection on 100% pure volcanic lava rock. Serving buffet breakfast and lunch and seated dinner (Reservations required for dinner). Shearwater Dining Room Savor delicious cuisine in the easy elegance of the main dining room, where a professional wait staff serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily from our chef s menu of regionally inspired dishes. Seascape Tavern The Compass Lounge Attend an enriching presentation by an onboard specialist in our main lounge. Gather around the grand piano for an old fashioned sing-along. After dinner, cocktails, music, and dancing keep the fun going into the evening hours. Observation Deck and Sun Deck Lounge on the aft deck on comfortable, cushioned outdoor sofas under the pergola...the perfect place to celebrate a successful shore excursion, gather for afternoon cocktails, amber sunsets or a little late-night stargazing. In the morning or afternoon, take advantage of the forward deck to greet the day with your morning coffee, relax with a book and soak up some rays on one of the outdoor lounge chairs. Compass lounge Latitude Salon and Spa Renew yourself with a relaxing massage or with one of our many beauty treatments during your cruise.

19 Accommodations and Deck Plan Built: 2001 Refurbished for Great Lakes Coastal Cruising: 2015 Length: ft Width: 50 ft Draft: ft Speed: 12 knots Gross Tonnage: 4954 tons Registry: Nassau, Bahamas Voltage: 110 volts Guests: 202 Crew: 84 Suites: 2 (335 sq ft) Staterooms: Casual but sophisticated onboard ambiance Savor the view in the Cliff Rock Bar & Grille, our casual dining venue Relax in your stateroom with personal robes and slippers Top of the line bath amenities that are environmentally sensitive Premium mattresses & 100% Egyptian cotton bedding Enjoy an apéritif before or after dinner in the English-Style Seascape Tavern LCD flat screen television (satellite) Hair dryer & make-up mirror Complimentary Internet and Wi-Fi OBSERVATION DECK Personal Cabin service with daily housekeeping that caters to your preferences, with a luxury pillow menu and sweet dreams nightly turndown Complimentary free-flowing non-premium wines, beer and spirits Indulge in a traditional afternoon tea service featuring three internationally themed high teas Latitude Salon and Spa featuring indulgent scented oil treatments and a beauty salon for manicures, pedicures and styling Spacious suites and staterooms, in room telephone, electronic safe & Individual climate control Owner's suite Indulgent Accommodations Owner s Suite: Ocean view suite boasting sweeping views, interior and exterior entrances, a private terrace, one queen bed and one sofa bed, sitting area, armoire and chest of drawers, complimentary minibar (restocked daily), in-room safe, evening canapés, complimentary laundry service & fresh fruit daily (Deck 3/335 sq ft) Category AA: Ocean view with direct access to the open-air promenade. Two twin or one queen bed, armoire and chest of drawers, mini fridge & fresh fruit daily. (Deck 4 / 161 sq ft) Category A Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twins or one queen bed, armoire and chest of drawers & fresh fruit daily. (Deck 3 / 185 sq ft) Category B Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers & fresh fruit daily. (Deck 3 / 146 sq ft) Category C Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers & fresh fruit daily. (Deck 2 & 3 / 152 sq ft) Category D Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, two twin or one queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers & fresh fruit daily. (Deck 1 / 158 sq ft) Category E Stateroom: Ocean view stateroom, queen bed, armoire, chest of drawers & fresh fruit daily. (Deck 1 / 160 sq ft) For More Information CALL , us at INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM or NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

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21 Great Lakes Itineraries and Pricing LEGEND ITINERARIES* Toronto to Chicago Chicago to Toronto Toronto to Chicago* Chicago to Toronto* Day Port Day Port Day 1 Toronto (Embark) Day 1 Chicago (Embark) Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 5 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Port Colborne/ Niagara Falls/ Welland Canal Cleveland, OH Windsor, MI Scenic Sailing Lake Huron Little Current Soo Locks/Sault Ste. Marie/Scenic Sailing Lake Superior Mackinac Island Scenic Sailing of Lake Michigan Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Scenic Sailing of Lake Michigan Mackinac Island Soo Locks/Sault Ste. Marie/Scenic Sailing Lake Superior Little Current Scenic Sailing of Lake Huron Detroit, MI Cleveland, OH Port Colborne/ Niagara Falls/ Welland Canal Day 10 Chicago (Disembark) Day 10 Toronto (Disembark) NOTES *Itineraries are subject to change depending on weather and port availability. All-Inclusive price includes shore excursions, free-flowing non-premium wine, beer & spirits internet and Wi-Fi. Prices are subject to change depending on availablility. Based on Double Occupancy. Single Supplement 100% for Owner's Suite and all other categories from 60%. Not Included: Air & Transfer costs. **Departure date is sold-out. Call for availability on another date DEPARTURES CALL FOR PRICING Toronto to Chicago* Chicago to Toronto* Accommodations Wed, May 31 Fri, Jun 9 Fri, Jun 9 Sun, Jun 18** Owner s Suite Sun, Jun 18 Tue, Jun 27 Tue, Jun 27 Thur, Jul 6 Category AA Thur, Jul 6 Sat, Jul 15 Sat, Jul 15 Mon, Jul 24 Category A Mon, Jul 24 Wed, Aug 2** Wed, Aug 2 Fri, Aug 11** Category B Fri, Aug 11 Sun, Aug 20 Sun, Aug 20 Tue, Aug 29** Category C Tue, Aug 29 Thur, Sep 7 Thur, Sep 7 Sat, Sep 16 Category D Sat, Sep 16 Mon, Sep 25** Mon, Sep 25 Wed, Oct 4** Category E Wed, Oct 4 Fri, Oct 13 Fri, Oct 13 Wed, Oct DEPARTURES C ALL FOR PRICING Toronto to Chicago* Chicago to Toronto* Accommodations Fri, May 25 Sun, Jun 3 Sun, Jun 3 Tue, Jun 12 Owner s Suite Tue, Jun 12 Thur, Jun 21 Thur, Jun 21 Sat, Jun 30 Category AA Sat, Jun 30 Mon, Jul 9 Mon, Jul 9 Wed, Jul 18 Category A Wed, Jul 18 Fri, Jul 27 Fri, Jul 27 Sun, Aug 5 Category B Sun, Aug 5 Tue, Aug 14 Tue, Aug 14 Thur, Aug 23 Category C Thur, Aug 23 Sat, Sep 1 Sat, Sep 1 Mon, Sep 10 Category D Mon, Sep 10 Wed, Sep 19 Wed, Sep 19 Fri, Sep 28 Category E Fri, Sep 28 Sun, Oct 7 Sun, Oct 7 Tue, Oct 16 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL , US AT INFO@NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM OR NATIONALTRUSTTOURS.COM

22 TERMS AND CONDITIONS IMPORTANT NOTICE Terms and Conditions apply to all vessels under Victory Cruise Lines Ltd. ("Victory Cruise Lines") operation unless otherwise noted. Any and all information contained herein is in effect at the time of printing and is subject to change at any time. Information contained in this brochure does not form part of any offer or contract. The transportation of Passengers and baggage on Victory Cruise Lines vessel is provided solely by Victory Cruise Lines and is governed by the terms and conditions printed on the Passage Contract also available on request at or by The Passage Contract will be included with your final travel documents and contains complete and important information regarding cancellations, itineraries, Victory Cruise Lines' liability, health and immigration requirements, and other relevant terms and conditions. The terms and conditions of the Passage Contract will apply to persons who have booked a cruise regardless of whether or not they have embarked the vessel. Please read your Passage Contract carefully. To the extent that any of the information in the brochure conflicts with the terms of the Passage Contract, the terms and conditions contained in the Passage Contract shall control. Itinerary arrival and departure times are always subject to change without notice. Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to cancel, alter, advance, postpone or substitute any scheduled sailing or itinerary, substitute another vessel for the scheduled ship, or substitute or cancel scheduled ports of call, which, in its sole judgment and discretion, is justified for any reason, and to do so without liability for any loss whatsoever to Passengers as a result of said change(s). Additionally, Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to cancel reservations and bookings in the event of a full-ship charter, whether or not a deposit or full payment has been received, and in such event, Victory Cruise Lines' only liability will be to refund to the Passenger the amount received. If Victory Cruise Lines makes arrangements for transportation, other than cruise passage, it will do so only as a booking agent. Victory Cruise Lines' responsibility does not extend beyond the vessel. If Victory Cruise Lines provides any transport it will do so with third party contractors. Victory Cruise Lines is not responsible for incidents such as airline cancellations, re-routings or any disruption of scheduled services or accommodation, or lost luggage. While participating in activities during cruises offering Victory Cruise Lines shore excursion program, certain risks and dangers may arise including but not limited to; activities in remote areas, animals and marine life, forces of nature and accident or illness. Victory Cruise Lines does not have any responsibility for the accuracy of any information it provides regarding any activity included in the expedition or shore excursion program and cannot determine and/or assure the suitability of any excursion or activity as to a particular Passenger. All Passengers who participate in any expedition or activity offered by Victory Cruise Lines, accept responsibility for making their own determinations as to the suitability of the activity regarding their own safety, conduct and well-being and agree to participate solely at their own risk. Attending applicable and available information briefings before participation is mandatory. Based on the aforementioned, each participating Passenger assumes the risk associated with any and all activities, excursions and expeditions, included or optional to Passengers and will hold Victory Cruise Lines and expedition team members harmless from and defend them against any and all liability, actions, suits, claims and demands which could arise from participation in any of the aforementioned activities. All schedules, fares, and terms and conditions listed in this brochure are effective as of November 2016 and supersede any schedules, prices, and terms and conditions previously published. All fares indicated in this brochure including land and hotel, are capacity controlled, subject to change at anytime without notice and do not guarantee availability. Travel documents will not be dispatched until full and final payment and Passenger contact information has been received by Victory Cruise Lines and cleared. For purposes of this Agreement, contact information shall mean a Passenger s full name, passport number, address, telephone number (land and mobile), electronic mail address and emergency contact information and any other information as requested by Victory Cruise Lines. Victory Cruise Lines must be able to reach each Passenger s emergency contact at any time of day. Victory Cruise Lines must therefore be provided with all information to allow Victory Cruise Lines to do so (such information should include the name, address, electronic mail address (if available) and phone number (including a cell phone number if available) of a parent, guardian, spouse, domestic partner, or other person to contact in the event of an emergency. No Passenger will be allowed to embark a Victory Cruise Lines vessel unless Victory Cruise Lines has received all information. CRUISE TARIFF Cruise fares cover certain shipboard services including: accommodations, shore excursions, onboard meals and entertainment, complimentary beverages aboard ship where noted in the respective cruise program brochure. All fares are quoted in US dollars, are per Passenger and based on double occupancy. Not included in your cruise tariff are: airfare, hotel accommodations, optional shore excursions, meals ashore (unless otherwise noted), beverages not highlighted as included, fuel surcharges, laundry (unless otherwise noted), purchases from the ship boutique or any item or service of a personal nature such as medical care, massages and spa treatments. TRAVEL PROFESSIONALS Travel agents are considered to be the agent of Passenger and not of Victory Cruise Lines. Victory Cruise Lines is not liable for any representation, act or omission of Passenger s travel agent. Passenger s cruise fare is not considered paid until Victory Cruise Lines receives full payment, and the amount thereof is subject to change at any time prior to Victory Cruise Lines receipt of payment. Passenger shall at all times remain liable to Victory Cruise Lines for the price of passage. Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to refuse embarkation if all charges and surcharges have not been paid in advance of departure. DEPOSIT/FINAL PAYMENT To reserve your cruise, a $300 per person deposit of the cruise fare is required at the time of booking. Final payment is due no later than 90 days prior to departure. Passengers will not be permitted to change travel agents once final payment has been received by Victory Cruise Lines. Final documentation will be issued after receipt of final payment and approximately 30 days prior to sailing. All reservations are subject to cancellation if payments are not received by the due date, and are guaranteed only when paid in full 90 days prior to sailing. Reservations made within 90 days of sailing require full payment at the time of booking. Payments may be made by personal check (USD funds), or by VISA, MasterCard and Discover. CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS Should you find it necessary to cancel your reservation or any component thereof, you and/or your Travel Professional are required to contact Victory Cruise Lines directly by telephone as well as submit your cancellation in writing via to info@victorycruiselines. com. Cancellation request received between days prior to your initial sailing date,

23 a $300 non-refundable administrative fee will be charged per person. This administrative fee may be converted to a future cruise credit within 1 year of original cancellation date. Cruise cancellation requests received within 120 days of the initial sailing date will be subject to the following charges, regardless of suite resale: days prior to the initial sailing date, $300 administrative fee per person; days prior to the initial sailing date, 50% of total cruise fare per person, 60-0 days prior to sailing date, or nonappearance at the time of sailing, 100% of the total cruise fare per person. Cruise tickets must be returned to Victory Cruise Lines before refunds (if owed) can be processed. PRE/POST EXTENSION LAND PROGRAM CANCELLATIONS Pre and/or Post Land Extension Program cancellations received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date are subject to a $100 non-refundable administrative fee and will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may not be converted to a future cruise credit. HEALTH AND MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS All Passengers are required to report in writing to Victory Cruise Lines at the time their reservation is made: 1. Any physical or mental condition that may require medical or professional treatment or attention during the voyage 2. Any condition that may render the Passenger unfit for travel, or that may require special care or assistance 3. Any condition that may pose a risk or danger to the Passenger or anyone else on board the ship 4. Any condition that may require oxygen for medical reasons 5. Any intention or need to use a wheelchair, or other mobility device By booking passage and by boarding the ship, the Passenger represents and warrants that he/ she is physically and otherwise fit to travel, and that the Passenger will comply at all times with applicable rules and regulations of the ship and orders and instructions of the ship s officers. Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right without liability to require a Passenger to disembark and/or to refuse to board and transport a Passenger who, in the judgment of Victory Cruise Lines or the ship s Captain, is unfit to travel or may require care beyond that which Victory Cruise Lines is reasonably able to provide. BAGGAGE You may bring aboard the ship a reasonable amount of clothing and personal effects without charge. Baggage for Victory Cruise Lines Passengers or Passengers on our land extension programs must be handled in accordance with regulations of our ground operators. Baggage exceeding these limitations is subject to the charges as set forth by the individual operators. Airlines are strict with baggage limitations. Passengers are encouraged to contact individual airlines for weight limitations. All baggage must be securely packed, and properly and clearly labeled. Liquid, fragile, perishable and other articles not suitably packed are transported at your own risk. Victory Cruise Lines is not responsible for loss or damage to baggage or any other personal item during air travel or land extension programs. Baggage and personal belongings will be taken off the ship upon Passenger disembarkation. Under no circumstances will baggage be stored on board without the owner of such baggage being on the vessel. Victory Cruise Lines is not responsible for baggage stored in shore side facilities. Under no circumstances may dangerous items (including but not limited to: explosives, firearms, combustible or illegal substances) be taken aboard the ship. We recommend that you handcarry travel documents (passport, visa, cruise tickets), medications and valuables. These items are the full responsibility of the Passenger at all times. Victory Cruise Lines shall not be responsible for the loss of, or damage to, such personal items. LOST PROPERTY Victory Cruise Lines may levy a charge for the return of personal items left onboard or lost and subsequently found. TRAVEL DOCUMENTS All travel documents (air and cruise tickets, passport and medical insurance information) are the Passenger s responsibility. It is also the Passenger s responsibility to obtain any necessary visas and public health documents for all applicable ports and to comply with all customs requirements. Without the required documents, a Passenger may be denied boarding and accommodation by Victory Cruise Lines or the Passenger may be disembarked during the voyage and Victory Cruise Lines will not make a refund or be otherwise liable to any Passenger for such denial of boarding or disembarkation. In the event that Victory Cruise Lines as a courtesy provides information or advice as to necessary travel documents, visas and medical inoculations, Passengers are still obligated to verify such information with the appropriate government authorities and Victory Cruise Lines does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information. Passports are required to be valid six months beyond intended stay. Please check with the appropriate consulate for specific requirements. Security measures imposed by governments may change from time to time and each Passenger will be required to comply with them. As a courtesy, we will endeavor to provide each Passenger with notice of measures that may affect them, but complying with any such requirements is the sole responsibility of each Passenger. Please consult your travel professional for advice on such requirements to avoid loss of boarding privileges. TAXES, GOVERNMENT FEES/QUASIGOVERNMENT FEES AND FUEL SUPPLEMENTS Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to pass through to its Passengers (including fully paid and deposited Passengers) any taxes and government fees/quasi-government fees that relate specifically to a Passenger s itinerary. Taxes and Government fees/quasi-government fees include any and all fees, charges, surcharges, tolls and taxes imposed by governmental or quasi-governmental authorities including, but not limited to, customs fees, per person berth taxes or fees, embarkation and/or disembarkation fees at ports, airline transportation fees, dockage fees, and wharf age fees. Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to charge a per person fuel supplement in the event that the price increases up to and including the day of embarkation. Victory Cruise Lines may collect any taxes, government fees/ quasigovernment fees and fuel supplement (the Surcharges ) at the time of booking, prior to sailing or on board the vessel, even if the cruise fare has been paid in full. Surcharges will be invoiced accordingly. All fares, and itineraries are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions. This brochure may contain inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies and typographical errors. Victory Cruise Lines reserves the right to correct errors and omissions at any time without prior notice, and to cancel any offered product, service, amenity, etc. in the event of any error or omission in the description, including pricing and availability.

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