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2 Cruise Quotation Date: 21/05/2015 Agent: Not Just Travel Isle of Wight web: Agent Phone: Agent Please find below details of the cruise quotation we have created for you. Should you have any further queries please contact us on the details supplied above Passengers Passenger Names PASSENGER 1 PASSENGER 2 Age Adult Adult Cruise Details Ship & Itinerary Cruise Line / Ship CRUISE & MARITIME / Magellan Departure Port TILBURY Itinerary WORLD CRUISE Duration 120 Nights Departure date 5th January 2017 Cabin Grade/Number Insides, Outsides, Singles Board Basis FULL BOARD BASIS Travel Insurance We will be pleased to offer a competitive quote for your travel insurance. Price Price Breakdown: Insides Adult Price 2 x 8, , TOTAL 17, Price Breakdown: Outsides Adult Price 2 x , TOTAL 23, Price Breakdown: Singles Adult Price 1 x 13, , TOTAL 13,629.00

3 All prices shown are subject to change without prior notice. Itinerary All days not listed are spent at sea enjoying the excellent facilities aboard Magellan. Ports of call may be subject to change. Day One Magellan sails from London Tilbury as you familiarise yourself with your new, floating home, and the first of many wonderful evenings in the company of fellow adventurers. Day Two Call in delightful Amsterdam, with its canals and waterways, before sailing south to the sun. Relax as the days become warmer and you head towards Spain and the Atlantic. Day Seven Arriving in the verdant, mid-atlantic Azores archipelago, there's a welcome opportunity to step ashore in historic Ponta Delgada. The city has been a stopping-off point for transatlantic sailors down the centuries. Day 14 Experience bustling, colourful, cricket-loving Bridgetown today. This Barbadian getaway is a gateway to some of the Caribbean's most popular resorts.

4 Day 16 Magellan's second sun-kissed Caribbean call is relaxed Curacao's capital, Willemstad. Discover a UNESCO World Heritage site full of colonial charm. Day 17 Beautiful Aruba, your second call in the stunning Dutch Antilles, features a mix of sublime tropical beaches and Europeaninfluenced step-gabled houses. Day 19 Spend today sailing from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean along the Panama Canal, the waterway which connects the two bodies of water and separates the two 'halves' of the Americas. Day 22 Call in the legendary Mexican 'fiesta town' of Acapulco. A full day here offers a taste of Central America in an idyllic setting that has withstood the tests of time and tourism. Day 32 After a week of balmy days at sea, the breathtaking islands of French Polynesia are a colourful sight. Taiohae harbour, on tiny Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Isles, is your first chance to absord the atmosphere of this languid, tropical world. Day 35 Perhaps the most famous South Pacific island of all is idyllic Tahiti. Its capital, Pape'ete, is home to historic Le Marche market, the lush Vaipaha Gardens and a perfect lagoon, and seems to have appeared straight out of a Gauguin painting. Day 36 Today, legendary Bora Bora completes Magellan's trio of French Polynesian calls. The inspiration for 'Bali Hai' is a quintessential island paradise, with mountains, lagoons and sublime beaches. Day 38 Rugby Union-loving Rarotonga is the verdant principal of the Cook Islands. Meet some of the world's friendliest islanders, and discover their traditions and musical heritage for a memorable conclusion to your journey through the South Pacific. Day 43 Cross the International Date Line before you call in Auckland, the glittering 'City of Sails' on New Zealand's North Island. Step ashore to take in the Auckland Museum's priceless carvings and artefacts, or to enjoy a trip up the 328-metre Sky

5 Tower, the country's tallest structure. Perhaps join a shore excursion to the thermal city Rotorua's bubbling thermal pools and geysers. Day 45 Crossing the Cook Strait, Magellan makes her last stop in New Zealand in the cosmopolitan Kiwi capital, Wellington. See the city's striking modern architecture and colourful Botanic Gardens, and explore its host of bars, restaurants and cafes, before the ship heads west once more. Day Vibrant, fun-loving Sydney's iconic Opera House, Harbour Bridge and famous beaches are just a handful of the highlights of this wonderful city. Make the most of your visit with an overnight stay. Day 54 Today, Magellan calls at privately owned Hamilton Island, in Captain Cook's Whitsundays archipelago (named after the day he arrived in 1770). Spend a lazy day here, or take a boat to the other islands in the group. Alternatively, seek out the glass lifts that feature in some of the resort's hotels, and take a ride to enjoy the stupendous views. Day 55 Bustling former gold town Townsville is not only a gateway to the bush beyond the city, it's also close to beautiful Magnetic Island, where koala bears can often be seen clinging to the eucalyptus trees. Day Two days in sun-baked Cairns bring opportunities to take a glass-bottomed boat to a coral cay - as this is the stopping off point for the extraordinary Great Barrier Reef. Alternatively, head inland on an excursion to the magnificent tropical rainforest of the Atherton Tablelands. Day 61 Sail round the Cape York Peninsula, through the Arafura Sea, to your final Australian call, Darwin. From here you'll be able to join a shore excursion to the World Heritage Site at Kakadu National Park, with its swamps, mangroves, salt-water crocodiles and ancient aboriginal art. Day 64 Today, a first Indonesian island call offers the possibility of seeing the fearsome Monitor Lizard. The legendary giant 'dragons' are found only here and neighbouring Rinca, so join a National Park ranger to explore. Magellan sails this afternoon, heading towards the next paradise isle. Day 65

6 Magellan arrives in Bali's port of Benoa, gateway to an island as welcoming and colourful as any on the planet. Head ashore by tender to discover some of the delights of the south of the island, or take an excursion to explore further afield. Day 67 The former Dutch colonial outpost of Semerang, Java, radiates charm with a fascinating old town and a colourful Chinese quarter among its attractions. A shore excursion today will offer the opportunity to discover the world's largest Buddhist shrine, at Borobudur. Day 68 The former Spice Trade port of Jakarta is now one of South East Asia's most dynamic, ultra-modern cities. Its Dutch colonial past includes the Old Harbour's pinisi schooners, historic warehouses and the 18th-century City Hall. See the golden-tipped National Monument and perhaps the National Museum, a treasure-chest of Chinese and Asian artefacts. Day 71 A cruise through the South China Sea brings you to oil-rich Brunei, where highlights include the stupendous Omar Saifuddien Mosque and the Royal Regalia Building (housing the Sultan's priceless treasures). No visit here is complete without taking in the delightful water village at Kampong Ayer. Day 72 Idyllic Kota Kinabalu is the principal settlement of the state of Sabah, and stands close to Malaysia's highest peak. Discover its delightful mix of Chinese, Malay, expatriate European and local cultures. Day 74 Raised from the ruins of WWII, the prosperous capital of the Philippines is a jaw-dropping, cosmopolitan melting pot of cultures. While Old Manila provides an insight to the city's past, and the restored cathedral reflects its status as Asia's largest Christian settlement, reminders of its long-term ties with the west can be seen throughout. Days Two full days in Hong Kong will give you lots of time to discover this exciting city. Explore under your own steam, or choose from optional excursions - to Victoria Peak, floating city Aberdeen, colourful Stanley Market, to take in the North Shore's spectacular skyline or cross Victoria Harbour on the Star Ferry. Day 79 Cruise into bewitching, UNESCO-listed Halong Bay, where countless limestone pillars and cone-shaped islands rise out of the seascape. An optional shore excursion, today, takes you to thevietnamese capital, Hanoi, with its labyrinthine '36 Streets', tranquil Hoan Kiem Lake and its island Ngoc Son Temple. Elsewhere in the city, highlights include the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum,

7 the former leader's traditional house, the fascinating Museum of Ethnology and colourful Dong Xuan market. Day 81 Magellan calls in the tiny port of Chan May, gateway to central Vietnam's stunning beaches and UNESCO-listed treasures. Take a shore excursion, perhaps to see pretty riverside Hoi An's preserved traditional buildings or to enchanting Imperial City Hue, where Royal pavilions and the tombs of emperors are hidden behind imposing walls. Days An overnight stay in Vietnam's famous Ho Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon), brings opportunities to join fascinating optional shore excursions. Visit the remarkable Cu Chi tunnel complex - a former Viet Cong base - or the Mekong Delta's scenic landscape of rice paddies, orchards and colourful market towns. Days Conclude your South China Sea passage with an overnight stay in Singapore - dynamic island-city and former British outpost. Here the remnants of its rich history - in Little India, China Town, the Colonial District and Raffles Hotel - meet glitzy malls and Marina Bay's futuristic wonders. Shop, sightsee or join optional excursions to experience it all. Day 88 Cruising along the Malaysian coast, Magellan calls at historic Port Klang, gateway to Kuala Lumpur. The Malay capital itself boasts the sky-piercing Petronas Towers among its spectactular sights, and a shore excursion will reveal this buzzing, cosmopolitan city, where the preserved Old Railway Station contrasts with glitzy new developments. Day 89 Colourful, Malaysian Penang is a feast for the senses. Step ashore to discover sensational street food, George Town's traditional Chinese shophouses, stunning beaches and breathtaking tropical gardens. Day 90 Island paradise Phuket has luxurious developments, rubber plantations and a bustling main town. Enjoy a last 'taste of the east', or perhaps a last visit to an idyllic beach, before Magellan heads across the Andaman Sea and into the Indian Ocean. Day 94 Arrive in the Indian sub-continent at Chennai, formerly 'Madras', the country's fourth-largest city. 'Clive of India' once worked here, at historic Fort St George, as a humble clerk for the East India Company. Optional shore excursions will reveal relics of the Raj at the Fort Museum, Marina Beach, the Chepauk Cricket Stadium and St Mary's Church, the oldest British building in India, or Kanchipuram, a city of 1000 temples, renowned for its

8 exquisite hand-woven silks and saris. Day 96 This afternoon Magellan calls in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo. Explore the restored Fort area of this bustling city, and the ancient street markets of Pettah, or perhaps to take a shore excursion into the lush, temple-studded countryside. Day 98 Male is the island capital of the idyllic Maldives archipelago. Dominated by the dome of the Friday Mosque, and a wonderfully colourful, bustling place, it's the last Asian call before Magellan heads across the Arabian Sea. Day 102 After yet more relaxing days aboard your floating home, you'll arrive in Salalah, the 'Perfume Capital of Arabia'. The Sultanate of Oman's second city, this ancient settlement is also gateway to a landscape of frankincense trees and coconut palms. Step ashore to explore or perhaps visit the ruins of ancient Khor Rori. Day 107 From the Red Sea port of Safaga, an optional full-day excursion will take you to Luxor, once the ancient Egyptian capital Thebes. Discover temples at Luxor and Karnak, the vast columns of the Hypostyle Hall, and the awe-inspiring Valley of the Kings - where Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon discovered Tutankhamun's tomb. Day 108 Today brings another unforgettable optional excursion - from the luxurious Jordanian port of Aqaba to the extraordinary 'Rose Red' City of Petra. Etched into the sandstone cliffs and hillsides the lost city's extraordinaty buildings are among the most unforgettable sights on Earth. Day 109 Passage through the world's most famous - and busiest - waterway, the Suez Canal, brings Magellan into the Mediterranean, where a quintet of calls brings the opportunity to discover yet more wonders a little closer to home. Day 110 Another extraordinary, exciting day awaits at Ashdod, gateway to Israel and the Holy Land. Optional shore excursions include coastal resort city Tel Aviv, with its ancient neighbour Jaffa. Alternatively, travel into the Judean Hills to Jerusalem itself to discover the Wailing Wall, the labyrinthine souks of the Old City and Christianity's holiest shrine - the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Day 112 Today Magellan docks in Piraeus for a visit to beguiling, bustling Athens. Don't miss the chance to climb the Acropolis to

9 the ruins of the Parthenon, one of the world's most enduring monuments. and an awe-inspiring window onto the city's rich Classical past. Day 114 Magellan's final Mediterranean island call is Malta, with its stunning natural Grand Harbour at Valletta. Explore the surrounding streets, or head into the rugged interior - perhaps to the haunting 'silent city' of Mdina. Day 117 A morning call in Gibraltar - 'more British than Britain' - brings a first real taste of home. Wander past the familiar shops on Main Street, or perhaps to take the cable-car to the top of the Rock for views across the Straits to Africa. Day 118 An appropriate final call for Magellan is the great seafaring city of Lisbon - hub of the Age of Discovery. A last shore excursion will introduce the Portuguese capital, before Magellan begins her final two-day passage home in the afternoon. Day 121 Magellan arrives back in Tilbury, at the end of her amazing globe-trotting adventure. Ship Details Magellan In 2015 Magellan will become the proud new flagship of the CMV fleet and like the Marco Polo and Azores will operate as an adult friendly ship. At 46,052grt she will carry about 1250 passengers accommodated in 726 cabins spanning nine passenger decks serviced by eight lifts. Her wide corridors and stairways and expansive deck areas with wood type decking in many areas exude a real feeling of spaciousness with a wide range of comfortable well appointed lounges and panoramic seating and observation areas ideally suited to our scenic cruise programme. Combining expansive, comfortable surroundings and friendly service with stylish entertainment and delicious cuisine, Magellan is the perfect choice for those looking for a greater range of on board facilities. However, she still retains a feel of

10 intimacy and personal attention when compared with the mega resort style ships built today. No climbing walls or ice-skating rinks and no kids! Magellan Cabins Magellan is an extremely comfortable ocean cruise ship with a wide range of public areas and deck spaces in which to relax. However, it is your cabin that should be the perfect place to unwind after a busy day sightseeing ashore and your unobtrusive cabin steward will ensure that you enjoy a high degree of comfort and service, whichever grade of accommodation you decide best suits your holiday requirements. There are fifteen categories of cabins and suites, primarily graded according deck position and even in the most economical cabins, the standard features are impressive. Select a Suite and take advantage of some complimentary extra benefits. F Ocean View Cabin: Describes a cabin which has natural light from a window. Inner Cabin: Describes a cabin which has artificial light only. The pictures shown are given purely as a guide, the size and layout of cabins/suites may vary within the same category.

11 Welcome Aboard Magellan Magellan Special introductory launch events Friday, 13th March and Saturday, 14th March 2015 Here is a fantastic opportunity to be among the first to step aboard Magellan at the London Cruise Terminal, Tilbury and view her impressive facilities. Enjoy a delicious four course lunch or dinner and a fabulous show including welcome cocktails and wine with the meal. Plus, with the Dinner & Show, there s the option to stay overnight with breakfast included the following morning for just 10 per person supplement (based on twin cabin occupancy). Twin Ocean View - 20pp supp, Double Ocean View - 30pp supp, De Luxe Ocean View - 50pp supp. Lunch and Show 49 Dinner and Show 79 Per Person

12 Magellan Introducing the impressive Magellan Magellan Gross Tonnage: 46,052grt Registry: Bahamas Passenger Capacity: 726 cabins (1250 passengers) Re-Built: 2010 Cruising Speed: 16.5 knots Passenger Decks: 8 Lifts: 8 Electric Current: 110/220V AC Stabilised and air conditioned Yes Officers & Crew: International Cruise Staff & Entertainers: British & International Length: 726ft (221.30m) Beam: 92ft (28m) Draft: 24.5ft (7.45m)

13 Welcome to our impressive new flagship In 2015 Magellan will become the proud new flagship of the CMV fleet and like Marco Polo and Azores will operate as an adult friendly ship. At 46,052grt she will be carry about 1250 passengers accommodated in 726 cabins spanning nine passenger decks. Magellan features a wide range of comfortable well appointed lounges and panoramic seating and observation areas ideally suited to our scenic cruise programme. Magellan s wide corridors and stairways and expansive deck areas with traditional wood type decking in many areas, exude a real feeling of spaciousness. Combining expansive, comfortable surroundings and friendly service with stylish entertainment and delicious cuisine, she is the perfect choice for those looking for a greater range of on board facilities. However, she still retains a feel of intimacy and personal attention when compared with the mega resort style ships built today. No climbing walls or ice-skating rinks and no kids! Magellan has two beautifully appointed dining rooms; the Waldorf and Kensington Restaurants and the more informal bistro for casual dining. The magnificent tiered main show lounge spans the height of two decks and affords wonderful viewing opportunities complemented by a host of superb lounge bars and public areas. A high priority is placed on your comfort, and Magellan offers well appointed cabin accommodation throughout the ship. There is a wide choice of inner and ocean view cabins plus spacious Junior, De Luxe and Royal suites all with the added convenience of a sitting area and a balcony. Great news for Singles On board Magellan, we have set aside 150 superior inner and ocean view twin cabins for single occupancy priced with just a 25% single supplement on our superior category 3 and 9 twin prices. In addition, our special on board singles programme of events including a welcome cocktail party and get- togethers will ensure the opportunity to meet like minded travellers and make new friends.

14 Facilities 2 Restaurants Bistro Buffet Restaurant Main Show Lounge Night Club 3 Lounge bars Indoor and outdoor bars Library Card & Bridge Room Casino Conference Room Main reception 2 swimming pools 3 Jacuzzis Boutique & Shopping Galleria Wellness & Beauty Centre Gym Net Centre Medical Centre

15 The Dining Experience The Dining Experience Whether you are cruising in the Baltic Sea or the Atlantic Ocean it is guaranteed that nothing whets the appetite like sea air. You ll therefore have even more reason to anticipate the feast of delights freshly prepared by expert chefs and served by attentive restaurant staff. Opt for a full English breakfast, savour a leisurely lunch and enjoy a sumptuous five-course dinner each and every day of your cruise. Our carefully constructed menus present a blend of traditional cuisine and international specialities that will make your mouth water. The

16 diet conscious will have difficulty resisting temptation and may well need a few extra turns around deck! For many of our guests, dining in the ship s elegant restaurant is the high point of the day. Starters followed by delicious soups and light salads give way to delicious main courses ranging from appetising seafood and Italian pastas to mouth-watering steaks and traditional roasts. Finish with a tempting dessert or cheese plate, coffee or tea. Tasty vegetarian meals and healthy options feature on every menu. And whatever you choose to eat, you can accompany your meal with a selection from the ship s extensive wine list. As a casual alternative to our formal restaurants, enjoy a more relaxed buffet-style meal served up with a complimentary ocean view! Add in the afternoon teas, late night snacks and traditional shipboard occasions such as the Captain s Gala Dinners, and the pleasures of the table will surely tempt you from the moment you sit down to dinner on your first night aboard until that final breakfast as you prepare to disembark. Let us entertain you! Let us entertain you! Highly acclaimed shows and cabarets At Cruise & Maritime Voyages, we recognise the importance of offering a very high standard of evening entertainment brought to you by our experienced Cruise Directors and entertainment hosts. It is their aim to ensure that you have an unforgettable cruise holiday and present a truly wonderful and varied entertainment programme. With stylish productions, guest acts, cabarets and classical interludes, there s something for everyone on board.

17 After a busy day ashore, many passengers look forward to starting their evening with a pre-dinner cocktail before making their way to the restaurant. Following dinner, the highly acclaimed entertainment team invite you to join them in the Show Lounge where they will display their talents in a glittering and colourful performance accompanied by the ship s live orchestra. These stylish shows are complemented with our carefully chosen speciality acts and guest entertainers to add variety to the evening entertainment on offer throughout your cruise. Our variety of popular cabarets are for your listening pleasure and, if the night is still young, enjoy tracks from our late night DJ. If however it is quieter leasures that you prefer, how about a liqueur and good conversation; listening to a classical interlude from our resident pianist and violinist; a few hands of cards; or making up a table for a syndicate quiz. And whenever you decide to call it a night, round off a perfect evening with a stroll on deck knowing that the welcoming haven that is your cabin is just a short walk away. Daytime Activities During days at sea, you may choose from a work-out in the gym; a make-over in the beauty salon; a swim in the pool or something a little less energetic in the form of curling up with a good book. Perhaps listen to a speaker or learn a new skill from one of our arts and crafts specialists. Cabin details Magellan Cabin Information A high priority is placed on your comfort, and Magellan offers well appointed accommodation graded according to size and/or position within the ship. There is a wide choice of inner and ocean view cabins plus Junior, De Luxe and Royal suites all with balconies. Your cabin steward will ensure a high degree of comfort and service throughout your time on board. Category 1: Standard Twin Inner. Average size 135 sq ft/12.54sq m) Located on Caribbean Deck, these airs conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category 2: Standard Plus Twin Inner Average size 138 sq ft/12.86sq m) These air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. They are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe and are located on Baltic Deck.

18 Category 3: Superior Twin Inner Average size 143sq ft/13.31sq m) Located on Atlantic Deck, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category 4: Premium Twin Inner Average size 140sq ft/12.98sq m) These air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. They are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe and are located on Pacific Deck. Category 5: Superior Single Inner Average size 134sq ft/12.48sq m) Located on Atlantic Deck (except Cabin E68 on Pacific Deck), these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category 6: Standard Twin Ocean View Average size 143sq ft/13.28sq m) These ocean view cabins on Caribbean Deck are with a picture window (except R1, R2, R7, R8, R11, R12, R16 and R17 located forward on Caribbean Deck which have portholes). All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. They are equipped with a flat- screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category 7: Standard Twin Ocean View (Average size 141sq ft/13.14sq m) These ocean view cabins on Baltic Deck are with a picture window (except M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M6, M9 and M10 which are located forward on Baltic Deck and B3, B4, B5 and B6 forward on Atlantic Deck which all have portholes). All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. They are equipped with a flat- screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category 8: Standard Plus Twin Ocean View Average size 145sq ft/13.48sq m) Located midships on Baltic Deck, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe.

19 Category 9: Superior Twin Ocean View Average size 142sq ft/13.24sq m) These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. They are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe and are located on Atlantic Main Deck. Category 10: Superior Single Ocean View Average size 138sq ft/12.80sq m) Located on Atlantic Main Deck, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category 11: Superior Plus Twin Ocean View Average size 139sq ft/12.96sq m) These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private ensuite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space. They are equipped with a flat- screen television, hairdryer and personal safe and are located forward and aft on Pacific Upper Deck with convenient access to the restaurants and public lounges. Category 12: Premium Twin Ocean View (Average size 142sq ft/13.23sq m) Ideally located in the midships section on Pacific Upper Deck and with convenient access to the restaurants and public lounges, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window. They offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample wardrobe and storage space and are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer and personal safe. Category JS: Junior Suite Ocean View (Average size 280sq ft/26.00sq m) Located on Navigator Deck, there are four air conditioned Junior Suites with balconies and a sitting area with sofa bed. They offer private en-suite facilities with Jacuzzi bath and shower above, mirrored dressing table, large wardrobe and ample storage space. These suites are equipped with a flat-screen television, DVD player, hairdryer and personal safe.

20 Category DS: De Luxe Suite Ocean View (Average size 295sq ft/27.42 sq m) These four De Luxe Suites comprising a sitting area with sofa bed and a balcony, are air conditioned and offer private en-suite facilities with Jacuzzi bath and shower above, mirrored dressing table, walk-in wardrobe and ample storage space. They are equipped with two flat-screen televisions, DVD player, hairdryer and personal safe. The views from these De Luxe Suites are partially obscured. Category RS: Royal Suite Ocean View Average size 295sq ft/27.42sq m) Located on Navigator Deck, these six beautifully appointed Royal Suites with balconies comprise a sitting area including a sofa bed, private en-suite facilities with Jacuzzi bath and shower above, mirrored dressing table, walk-in wardrobe and ample storage space. These suites are equipped with two flat-screen televisions, DVD player, hairdryer and personal safe. Ocean View Cabin The term to describe a cabin which has natural light from a porthole or a window. Inner Cabin This describes a cabin which has artificial light only. All cabins are well ventilated and have individually controlled air conditioning.

21 Lifts There are lifts operating between Caribbean Deck and Navigator Deck as shown on the Deck Plan. The pictures are given as a guide and layout of cabins/suites may vary within the same category.