Celebrity Infinity 13-Jun-2014

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2 Celebrity Infinity 13-Jun-2014 Sailing Itinerary* Day Port* Arrive Depart Actvity Fri Jun 13 Harwich, England 05:00 pm Docked Sat Jun 14 Paris (Le Havre), France 07:00 am 09:00 pm Docked Sun Jun 15 St. Peter Port, Channel Island 07:30 am 04:00 pm Tendered Mon Jun 16 Cork (Cobh), Ireland 10:00 am 08:00 pm Docked Tue Jun 17 Waterford (Dunmore East), Ireland 07:00 am 06:00 pm Tendered Wed Jun 18 Dublin, Ireland 07:00 am 06:00 pm Docked Thu Jun 19 Liverpool, England 08:00 am 06:00 pm Docked Fri Jun 20 Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland 07:00 am 07:00 pm Docked Sat Jun 21 Holyhead, Wales 09:00 am 06:00 pm Docked Sun Jun 22 At Sea At Sea Mon Jun 23 Harwich, England 04:00 am Docked *All itineraries are subject to change without notice. General Information Terms and Conditions Page 2 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

3 Summary of Tours Paris (Le Havre), France - 14-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title Difficulty Level Restrictions Departure Time Approximate Duration LH01 Paris On Your Own Mild 9:00 am 10 hr(s) 30 min LH03 Paris Sightseeing with Lunch Cruise (s) Adult Price USD Child Price USD Moderate 8:00 am 11 hr(s) LH04 The Beaches Of Normandy Moderate 7:30 am 10 hr(s) LH05 A Taste of Paris Mild 8:45 am 10 hr(s) 30 min (s) LH06 Honfleur Moderate 9:00 am 4 hr(s) LH07 Mont Saint Michel Strenuous 8:45 am 10 hr(s) 30 min LH08 Alabaster Coast - Etretat & Fecamp LH12 D-Day Beaches & Bayeux Tapestry (s) Moderate 2:00 pm 5 hr(s) Moderate 8:15 am 11 hr(s) LH14 Giverny & Rouen Strenuous 8:30 am 11 hr(s) LH38 Walking Tour of Le Havre Strenuous 9:00 am 3 hr(s) LH63 Paris Sightseeing with Lunch at the Eiffel Tower Mild 8:00 am 10 hr(s) 30 min (s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 3 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

4 Summary of Tours St. Peter Port, Channel Island - 15-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title Difficulty Level Restrictions Departure Time GS01 Guernsey Island Drive Mild 9:00 am 12:00 pm Approximate Duration Adult Price USD Child Price USD 2 hr(s) 30 min(s) GS02 Guernsey Military Occupation Moderate 9:00 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) GS07 Medieval St. Peter Port Walking Moderate 9:15 am 3 hr(s) Tour & Cornet Castle GS10 Guernsey Island Cycle GS16 Powerboat Seascape Expedition GS24 Easy Island Drive & Guernsey Tea (Wheelchair Accessible) Strenuous Minimum Height: 63 inches Maximum Weight: 220 pounds Minimum Age: 12 years Moderate Minimum age is 12 years 9:45 am 10:15 am 10:45 am 11:15 am 8:00 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) :45 am 10:45 am 12:45 pm 1 hr(s) 30 min(s) Mild 9:45 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 4 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

5 Summary of Tours Cork (Cobh), Ireland - 16-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title CK01 Blarney Castle & Woolen Mill Shop Difficulty Level Strenuous Restrictions Departure Time 10:45 am 1:45 pm Approximate Duration Adult Price USD Child Price USD 4 hr(s) CK02 Scenic Drive & Blarney Village Mild 2:15 pm 3 hr(s) 45 min(s) CK03 Titantic Walking & Heritage Strenuous 12:30 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) Trail CK06 Leisurely Irish Countryside & Kinsale CK26 Cork City Walking Tour & Irish Pub CK27 Cork City Panoramic & Irish Coffee Mild 11:00 am 2:00 pm 4 hr(s) Strenuous 2:00 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) Mild 10:30 am 2:30 pm 4 hr(s) CK61 Cork City & Irish Whiskey Moderate 1:45 pm 4 hr(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 5 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

6 Summary of Tours Waterford (Dunmore East), Ireland - 17-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title A401 Waterford City, Crystal & Treasure Museum A402 Waterford Crystal Showroom & Kilkenny Castle with lunch A403 Tipperary, Rock of Cashel & Cahir Castle with lunch Difficulty Restrictions Level Departure Time Approximate Duration Adult Price USD Child Price USD Moderate 9:15 am 3 hr(s) 45 min(s) Moderate 10:00 am 7 hr(s) 30 min(s) Moderate 9:15 am 8 hr(s) A404 Countryside Drive & Irish Pub Moderate 8:45 am A405 Dunbrody Ireland Historic Emigrant Ship 1:30 pm 4 hr(s) Moderate 8:30 am 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 6 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

7 Summary of Tours Dublin, Ireland - 18-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title Difficulty Level Restrictions Departure Time DB01 Leisurely Dublin Highlights Mild 8:30 am 1:00 pm Approximate Duration Adult Price USD Child Price USD 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) DB02 Malahide Castle & Irish Pub Moderate 1:45 pm 3 hr(s) 45 min(s) DB04 Panoramic Dublin, Irish Moderate 9:00 am 5 hr(s) Countryside & Glendalough 12:30 pm DB05 Dublin Walking Tour & Pub Strenuous 2:00 pm 3 hr(s) DB07 Dublin Castle & Book of Kells Moderate 9:00 am 3 hr(s) 45 min(s) DB15 The Guinness Story Moderate 1:30 pm 4 hr(s) DB65 Segway in the Park Strenuous 9:00 am 1:15 pm 3 hr(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 7 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

8 Summary of Tours Liverpool, England - 19-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title Difficulty Restrictions Level Departure Time Approximate Duration UK25 North Wales & Conwy Castle Moderate 8:30 am 8 hr(s) 30 min(s) UK26 Liverpool Panoramic City Highlights Adult Price USD Child Price USD Mild 1:15 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) UK27 A Taste of Chester Mild 8:45 am 4 hr(s) 15 min(s) UK28 In The Steps of The Beatles Moderate 8:30 am UK29 Liverpool Walking & Beatles Tour UK30 Easy Liverpool & Port Sunlight Panoramic Moderate 1:30 pm 9:15 am 9:30 am 9:45 am 4 hr(s) hr(s) 30 min(s) Mild 9:45 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) UK31 City of Culture & Speke Hall Moderate 1:45 pm 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 8 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

9 Summary of Tours Glasgow (Greenock), Scotland - 20-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title Difficulty Level Restrictions Departure Time Approximate Duration GE02 Stirling Castle Strenuous 1:45 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) GE03 Panoramic Scottish Lochs Mild 8:15 am 1:30 pm Adult Price USD Child Price USD 4 hr(s) 15 min(s) GE04 Edinburgh, Scotland's Capital Strenuous 7:30 am 9 hr(s) GE05 Edinburgh On Your Own Moderate 7:45 am 9 hr(s) GE06 Loch Lomond & Inveraray Castle GE08 Landscapes, Lochs & Sheepdogs - A Scottish Experience Moderate 8:30 am 8 hr(s) 30 min(s) Moderate 8:00 am 9 hr(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 9 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

10 Summary of Tours Holyhead, Wales - 21-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Code Tour Title Difficulty Restrictions Level Departure Time Approximate Duration HH01 Historic Beaumaris & Castle Moderate 10:15 am 3 hr(s) 45 min(s) HH04 Caernarfon Castle Moderate 10:30 am 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) HH05 A Taste of North Wales & Shopping HH08 Welsh Highland Railway & Countryside Adult Price USD Child Price USD Moderate 9:30 am 6 hr(s) 45 min(s) Moderate 12:30 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) HH22 Scenic Snowdonia Moderate 10:00 am 12:45 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) HH23 Llandudno & Victorian Tramway Moderate 12:30 pm 4 hr(s) 30 min(s) HH24 Discover Anglessey Moderate 9:45 am 1:00 pm 4 hr(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 10 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

11 Summary of Tours Harwich, England - 23-Jun-2014 Online Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 08-Jun :59 PM EDT. If you are within the cutoff time, you will need to make your reservations onboard. Tour Tour Title Code HR01 London Panoramic Sightseeing & Heathrow Airport HR04 Royal Windsor & Heathrow Airport Difficulty Restrictions Departure Level Time Approximate Adult Child Duration Price Price USD USD Moderate 7:30 am 5 hr(s) 45 min(s) Moderate 7:30 am 5 hr(s) 45 min(s) * Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise or Alaska Cruisetour reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. Return to top Page 11 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

12 Paris (Le Havre), France 14-Jun-2014 Exterior walking portions of the listed tours will be conducted in all weather conditions (rain or shine). Guests are advised to take the appropriate weather gear and wear comfortable walking shoes. Since most major stores are closed on Sundays, shopping will be limited to souvenir shops and vendors. Transportation has been obtained for the excursion program; however, all vehicles' air-conditioning systems may not be to North American standards. For a select shore excursion to be provided in another language (i.e. Spanish, French, German and/or Italian), the required minimum of 25 guests must be met. Please contact the Shore Excursion office directly on board the vessel for further details. LH01 Paris On Your Own Adult / Child USD 10 hr(s) 30 min(s) 9:00 am If you have already been to Paris, you may want to explore this historic city at your leisure. In Le Havre, you will board a coach for a 2.5-hour drive to Paris. An escort will answer any questions you may have while en route. You will be dropped off in the city center and informed of when to meet the coach for your return to the ship. You will have the day to sightsee at your own pace, shop, or dine. Note: This tour involves approximately 5.5 hours on your own. An escort will be on the coach to Paris. Please be mindful that this excursion is non-guided and does not include lunch or entrance fees. If guests should miss the return coach, transportation back to the vessel is their own responsibility and at their own expense. LH03 Paris Sightseeing with Lunch Cruise Adult / Child USD 11 hr(s) 8:00 am Overview: Enjoy a full-day guided tour in the City of Lights and see the historic sites of Paris and enjoy lunch and the amazing views as you cruise along the Seine aboard a riverboat. Highlights: - Paris: See the Champs-Elysées, the Arc de Triomphe, Concorde Square, Madeleine Church, the Opera House, the Louvre Museum, Ile de la Cité, Invalides and the Eiffel Tower. - Seine River Cruise & Lunch: Enjoy a meal as you cruise down the River Seine with views of Notre Dame Cathedral, the French Statue of Liberty, Saint Louis and the Conciergerie. Full Description: You are sure to enjoy this full-day, guided tour of Paris. Your excursion begins with a 2.5-hour drive along the superhighway. You will cross the Seine Valley and ride through the dairy country of Normandy as you make your way to the City Of Lights. Entering the gates of Paris, you ll ride down the famous Champs-Elysées, the principal thoroughfare of the city. You will see the 164 foot Arc de Triomphe. Planned by Napoleon to celebrate his military successes, the arc was not completed until 15 years after his death. Your drive continues past the world famous Opera House, Madeleine Church, Concorde Square, the Louvre Museum, and Notre Dame Cathedral. Your coach will arrive at Pont d'iéna where you will board one of the famous riverboats for a two-hour luncheon and cruise along the River Seine. While you dine you will have a unique view of many of the city s prominent sights including Notre Dame Cathedral, the French Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower, the Islands of La Cité, Saint Louis, and the Conciergerie. Page 12 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

13 At the conclusion of your river cruise, you will rejoin the coach and continue the city tour. You will pass the left bank, the Hotel des Invalides, burial place of Napoléon and UNESCO. There will be a brief stop at the base of the Eiffel Tower where you will have time to take pictures and shop for souvenirs. Taking the lift to the upper levels of the monument is not included in the tour. Your guide will say goodbye to you in Paris as you re-board your coach for the return ride to your ship. What to Bring: -You should always take your SeaPass card (provided onboard ship) and photo identification when in port -Cash and/or credit cards for any purchases -Camera What to Wear: -Comfortable walking shoes and appropriate weather gear are recommended. Important Notes: -The tour could be altered or reversed depending on local traffic conditions. -Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.5 mile over even and cobblestone surfaces with at least 20 steps. LH04 The Beaches Of Normandy Adult / Child USD 10 hr(s) 7:30 am Veterans of World War II and history buffs will appreciate this opportunity to visit the sites of the Allied landing of 1944 and to pay homage to the brave soldiers who fought and died on French soil. You'll pass over the "Pont de Normandie," the new bridge crossing the mouth of the River Seine, as you depart Le Havre and make your 2.5 hour drive through the fertile dairy countryside of Normandy. Continuing to the city of Caen, where you will visit the Caen Memorial Museum. With its audio/visual effects and exhibits, you will trace the course of history from the causes of the two World Wars, to the Normandy landing and the collapse of the Third Reich and Imperial Japan. A full buffet lunch will be served at the memorial. After lunch, you will drive along the coast, and stop will be made at Pointe du Hoc where three companies of 2nd Ranger Battalion climbed the 100-foot cliffs on D-Day to capture this strategic position. Continuing along the coast, a photo stop will be made at Omaha Beach. There, at dawn on June 6, 1944, one of the first two bridgeheads of landing American troops was established. You will visit the American Cemetery of Colleville located near Omaha Beach in the village of Saint Laurent. The cemetery stands as an eternal witness to the sacrifices made along these shores. You will see the American Memorial and grounds of the cemetery dedicated to those soldiers who fought and died on the beaches. Then, you will be driven back to the ship. Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.5 mile over even surfaces, loose gravel and 10 to 15 steps. Steps are not required to enter the venues listed. The tour sequence may vary due to traffic conditions and timing. LH05 A Taste of Paris Adult / Child USD 10 hr(s) 30 min(s) 8:45 am Overview: This full-day tour of Paris offers a guided orientation drive through the City Of Lights along with free time to explore and shop at your own pace. Highlights: -Paris: Tour the city by coach and see the historic sites including the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Elysées, Madeleine Church, Page 13 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

14 the Opera House, the Louvre Museum, Island of la Cité with Notre Dame Cathedral, the Latin Quarter, and the Hotel des Invalides. -Free Time: Enjoy approximately 3.5 hours to explore and shop at your own pace. Full Description: Your guide will meet you at the pier as your excursion begins with a 2.5-hour drive along the superhighway. You will cross the Seine Valley, pass Rouen and ride through the dairy country of Normandy as you make your way to the "City Of Lights". Entering the gates of Paris, you ll ride down the famous Champs-Elysées, the principal thoroughfare of the city. You will see the 164 foot Arc de Triomphe and pass the Opera House and Madeleine Church. You will see the world famous Louvre Museum with its modern glass pyramid. The tour goes to the River Seine, the island of La Cité and past Notre Dame Cathedral. You will ride down the left bank; pass the Latin Quarter and the Hotel des Invalides, the burial place of Napoléon. Your coach will drop you off at Concorde Square and you will have free time for independent exploration and shopping. The guide will inform you when to meet the bus for your return trip to the ship. Your guide will say goodbye to you in Paris as you re-board your coach for the return ride to your ship. What to Bring: -You should always take your SeaPass card (provided onboard ship) and photo identification when in port -Cash and/or credit cards for any purchases -Camera What to Wear: -Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen are recommended. -A strict dress code is recommended if you visit the cathedral or church. Conservative attire with no exposed shoulders or knees is recommended. Short pants, tank tops and revealing clothing are not acceptable. Important Notes: -The tour includes approximately 3.5 hours on your own. -Lunch and museum entrance fees are not included in the price of the tour. -Some museums such as the Louvre and Orsay are closed on Tuesdays. -Department stores and the majority of shops, boutiques and small stores are closed on Sundays and public holidays but souvenir shops will remain open. LH06 Honfleur Adult / Child USD 4 hr(s) 9:00 am This tour along the "Côte Fleurie" will show you why this beautiful area attracted many celebrities and artists such as the writer Baudelaire and the Impressionist painters' Boudin, Monet, and Dufy. You will visit the charming fishing port of Honfleur, dating back to the 14th century and renowned for its role in the discovery voyages to Canada. You will enjoy a walking tour along typical Norman streets and discovering the Old Dock and Lieutenancy, which is the former house of the Governor appointed by the King. You will visit the Saint Catherine Church, the largest wooden church of France dating back to the 15th century, with a separate belfry. After the orientation tour, you will have free time for shopping and browsing. Note: Tour involves approximately 2.5 miles of walking over cobblestone and even surfaces with 5 to 10 steps. The drive between Le Havre and Honfleur is approximately 45 minutes each way, depending on traffic conditions. Time permitting; guests will have approximately 1 hour at leisure while in Honfleur. Tour sequence may vary in order to control congestion at the venues. LH07 Mont Saint Michel Page 14 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

15 Adult / Child USD 10 hr(s) 30 min(s) 8:45 am Take a pilgrimage through the Normandy countryside to explore the Abbey of Mont Saint Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage site, built on a rock perched above the ocean. Connected to the mainland by a permanent causeway, Mont Saint Michel became a holy place of pilgrimage and worship in the Middle Ages following the appearance of Archangel Saint Michel to the bishop of the region in his dreams. You will pass through Normandy's fertile dairy country before arriving in the region of Brittany, and the Bay of Mont Saint Michel. The Bay is well known for its spectacular tidal variance. You will return to the ship via the same route. Restroom stops will be made en route to and from Mont Saint Michel. Once in Mont Saint Michel you will journey uphill through the twisted cobblestone walkways, passing old houses to the top of the rock crowned by the Abbey Church. Legend says there are 365 steps from the bottom to the top of the Mont! Completing this 30- minute walk, you will view the Abbey Church whose spire soars more than 500 feet. The Abbey is a masterpiece of Norman architecture. Inside you'll discover the ways of the monks by visiting their famous dining hall, and the beautiful gothic cloister, which appears to be suspended between sky and sea. After the guided portion of the tour, you will have free time in the charming village of Mont Saint Michel to explore the twisted passageways, old houses, and shops. Lunch with wine will be served at a restaurant offering a panoramic view of the Mont Saint Michel Abbey. Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile over even and cobblestone surfaces with 365 steps to reach the Abbey. Driving time from Le Havre to Mont St. Michel is 3 hours each way, dependent upon traffic conditions. A strict dress code is enforced in the Abbey Church. Short pants and tank tops are not acceptable. Flash photography is also not permitted inside the Abbey. LH08 Alabaster Coast - Etretat & Fecamp Adult / Child USD 5 hr(s) 2:00 pm The northwest coast of Normandy, known as the Alabaster Coast, has dramatic scenery with sheer cliffs and wide beaches, interspersed with seaside resorts. The first stop is at the town of Fecamp, situated at the foot of some of the highest cliffs in Normandy. Fecamp is the home of the famous Benedictine Liquor, invented there by the monk Bernardo Vincellio in The Benedictine Abbey and Museum devoted to its production and rebuilt in 1892 after a fire, is one of the most popular attractions in Normandy. During the visit, you have the opportunity to see, smell, and touch most of the 27 plants and herbs, which are blended together to produce the liquor. At the end of the visit, you will be given a taste of this famous liquor. Then, enjoy a scenic drive along the coast to reach the beautiful resort of Etretat. From the beach, you can see the two impressive chalk cliffs known as the "Arch and Needle." These famous landmarks are one of the most photographed landmarks in France. The bravest and fittest can walk the cliff for a truly spectacular view, while others may elect to stay in town and shop in the old streets or quaint market. Participants will have approximately one hour to walk the cliffs or explore the town. Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.25 mile over even surfaces with 10 to 15 steps at each venue. Extensive walking is involved for those that elect to walk the cliffs at Etretat. Tour sequence may vary in order to avoid congestion at the venues. LH12 D-Day Beaches & Bayeux Tapestry Page 15 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

16 Adult / Child USD 11 hr(s) 8:15 am Leaving Le Havre, you will drive through the Norman Landscape to go to the city of Bayeux capital of the region of Normandy called Bessin, with a 20 hundred years history. It was the first French town to be liberated after D Day, and was fortunate not to have been damaged during the war. The town has been miraculously preserved through all these years and offers to visitors the charm of its old streets bordered by typical timber framed houses. There you will admire the world famous Tapestry of Bayeux: known as Queen Mathilda's tapestry, it is in fact an embroidery on a 70 meters ( 230 feet ) long linen cloth. It narrates the causes and the beginning of the conquest of England by William the Conqueror, Duke of Normandy, who became King of England after the battle of Hastings in The tapestry is considered as one of the most accurate and lively document to survive from the middle ages and provides detailed information on the clothes, ships, arms and general lifestyle during this period. You will then have some time to discover the old town on your own, before enjoying your meal in a local restaurant. After lunch, you will drive to the Landing Beaches for an afternoon of remembrance: At 9.15 pm on June 5th, the BBC announced to the French Resistance that the landing was imminent, signaling to the underground to start dynamiting the railways. By midnight, Allied planes had begun bombing the Normandy Coast and by 1.30 am, June 6th, members of the 101st Airborne were parachuting onto German-occupied French soil. The "longest day," also called D DAY - June 6, 1944 had started. The day soldiers, sailors, warship, landing craft, tugboats, and jeeps that had been assembled along the southern coast of England set out for the Normandy Coast, for the landing on the beaches of Juno, Gold, Sword, Utah, and Omaha. Your tour will start at Omaha Beach, where the American troops suffered heavy casualties in one of the most costly of the D Day Battles. The austere and desolate appearance of the eastern part of the beach makes the invasion scenes easy to imagine, even today. Then you will then visit the huge American Cemetery of Colleville, overlooking Omaha Beach, it contains 9,387 perfectly aligned white crosses, on a 170 acre plot. Then, driving along the beaches to Arromanches, a modest seaside resort which owes its fame to the remains of a Mulberry harbour. Our next stop is in Longues Sur Mer, to see the only German artillery battery to have kept its guns, giving an impressive picture of what the Atlantic Wall gun emplacement was really like. Note: Participation on this tour is extremely limited. Guests must be able to walk approximately 1.5 miles over uneven cobblestone surfaces, loose gravel and 10 to 15 steps. Time permitting, guests will have approximately 30 minutes at leisure while in Bayeux. LH14 Giverny & Rouen Adult / Child USD 11 hr(s) 8:30 am Overview: Enjoy a full-day, guided tour of Upper Normandy. You ll see the Roman city of Rouen and visit Giverny, the village where Claude Monet lived, was inspired and painted. Highlights: - Giverny: Visit the house and Japanese garden where Claude Monet lived and painted. - Rouen: Enjoy a walking tour covering the highlights of this medieval city. - Lunch is included Full Description: This tour takes you along the River Seine, the most important waterway in France. You ll drive through the rich dairy country of Normandy and arrive at the village of Giverny. Claude Monet, the famous Impressionist painter, lived here from 1883 to With Page 16 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

17 its pink crushed brick façade and colorful décor, the house preserves the intimate charm of a time long past. You will see reproductions of Monet's most important works and a precious collection of Japanese engravings. The garden offers visitors a living glimpse into how the great artist painted from nature. "Les Nympheas", the famous Water Lilies, is considered a Monet masterpiece. You ll see the Japanese bridge, wisteria, azaleas, and ponds which inspired his pictorial universe. After free time in Giverny, you ll ride into the countryside for lunch at a nice restaurant. Following lunch, you will drive to Rouen, the capital of Upper Normandy. The city has a large number of well-preserved historic sites, including entire streets of timbered medieval houses and a rich collection of monuments. You ll begin the walking tour of Rouen at the old Market Square. You ll see the modern church of Saint Jeanne d'arc, with its 15th century stained glass windows. The windows were recovered from a fire which destroyed the church of St Vincent. The windows were dedicated to Joan of Arc, who was burned at the stake in On your way to the Great Cathedral of Rouen, you will pass the impressive Gros Horloge, an astronomical clock with its 14th century belfry, and the Justice Hall, one of the finest Renaissance style buildings in France. You ll see Notre Dame Cathedral and the stonework which best exemplifies this city's flamboyant Gothic architecture. Continuing along the cobblestone streets, you will see the Aître St Maclou, one of the last examples of a medieval cemetery created due to the plague. You'll have some free time to browse in the shops and boutiques of central Rouen before returning to Le Havre. What to Bring: -You should always take your SeaPass card (provided onboard ship) and photo identification when in port -Cash and/or credit cards for shopping -Camera -Sun protection including sunglasses and a hat What to Wear: -Comfortable walking shoes are recommended. -As Normandy s weather can change quickly, bringing rain gear and dressing in layers is recommended. -Conservative attire with no exposed shoulders or knees is required when visiting the cathedral. Short pants, tank tops and revealing clothing are not acceptable. Important Notes: - This tour includes extensive walking; approximately 1.5 miles over even and cobblestone surfaces. - Video and photos are not allowed in the Rouen Cathedral. - If mass or special events are being conducted in the cathedral, the guides will provide an exterior tour after which participants will be able to enter the church on their own. - On Sundays and public holidays, some of the smaller shops may be closed although souvenir shops will remain open. - The order of the tour may be reversed or altered depending on traffic and local conditions. LH38 Walking Tour of Le Havre Adult / Child USD 3 hr(s) 9:00 am In July 2005 UNESCO added the city centre, rebuilt by Auguste Perret to is Word Heritage List. Perret was a major 20 th century architech and a "poet in concrete" who was both traditionalist and innovative in his approach. He successfully rose to the challenge before him, seeking inspiration in architectural tradition and drawing on his own strong desire for modernization to reinvent a unique, open city centre that is harmonious and resolutely innovative across an area of 133 hectares. Le Havre city centre is the first 20 th century urban settlement in Europe to be added to the World Heritage list. After few minutes driving with the shuttle from pier to City centre, you will start your walking tour with your guide. Passing the Town hall, Saint Roch gardens,avenue Foch, Saint Joseph church, Rue Emile Renouf, Boulevard Clemenceau, Malraux museum, Rue de Paris, Le Volcan, Auguste Perret Square, Rue Victor Hugo You will enjoy this typical architecture of Le Havre. After your tour, you could stay in center (only on week) to do some shopping then you can take the shuttle to come back to the Page 17 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

18 ship. LH63 Paris Sightseeing with Lunch at the Eiffel Tower Adult / Child USD 10 hr(s) 30 min(s) 8:00 am Entering the gates of Paris, drive down the famous Champs-Elysées, the principal thoroughfare of the city. You will see the 164 foot Arc de Triomphe, planned by Napoleon to celebrate his military successes. It was not completed until 15 years after his death. Drive past the world famous Opera House, Madeleine Church, Concorde Square, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral. The coach will arrive at the Eiffel Tower where guests go up to the 1st floor of the tower for an approx. 1 hour 30 minute luncheon in a very nice restaurant with a beautiful view on Paris. After the lunch, guest can stay on the Eiffel Tower to go up to the 2nd or 3rd floor (extra cost for elevator have to be paid by the guest) or go down and have leisure time for rest or shopping at the feet of the Eiffel Tower. Your guide will meet you down at the Eiffel Tower to board your coach before to drive back to Le Havre with "wonderful souvenirs" in your mind. Page 18 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

19 St. Peter Port, Channel Island Your ship will anchor in St. Peter Port and use tenders to transport guests ashore. 15-Jun-2014 Exterior walking portions of the listed tours will be conducted in all weather conditions (rain or shine). Guests are advised to take the appropriate weather gear and wear comfortable walking shoes. Transportation has been obtained for the excursion program; however, all vehicles' air-conditioning systems may not be to North American standards. For a select shore excursion to be provided in another language (i.e. Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and/or Italian), the required minimum of 25 guests must be met. Please contact the Shore Excursion office directly on board the vessel for further details. GS01 Guernsey Island Drive Adult / Child USD 2 hr(s) 30 min(s) 9:00 am, 12:00 pm Overview Guernsey is a green, beautiful Island belonging to the British Crown situated within sight of the Normandy coast of France. Its French influence is everywhere - in street names, its Patois, which is a mixture of Norman-French and English, and its love of fine cuisine. On this scenic drive, you will visit the Little Chapel - set in quiet countryside and along a tree lined path, a church in miniature. Painstakingly built singe-handedly over many years by Brother Deodat of the de la Salle Brothers, in a setting reminiscent of the grotto at Lourdes. Crossing to the West Coast we see a contrast of cliffs and stretches of beautiful sandy beaches as we travel for a visit to the Gold and Silversmiths - a thriving and interesting manufacturing base set in five acres of landscaped gardens. Watch the work being carried out at close quarters and have some time to browse and maybe purchase that special gift, before enjoying a panoramic drive on the way back to the port. Highlights: ~ Little Chapel ~ Gold and Silversmith ~ Guernsey Scenery ~ panoramic drive Full Description Guernsey is a green, beautiful Island belonging to the British Crown situated within sight of the Normandy coast of France. Its French influence is everywhere - in street names, its Patois, which is a mixture of Norman-French and English, and its love of fine cuisine. It used to be thought that the name Guernsey had evolved from an old word meaning `Green Island` and there is no doubt that because of its Guernsey is a green, beautiful Island belonging to the British Crown situated within sight of the climate and the quality of its sunlight, Guernsey s soil is highly productive. From the profusion of wild flowers and the colourful displays in every garden, to the production of flowers, tomatoes and other fruit and vegetables grown in greenhouses, the Island makes good use of what nature provides. Crossing the centre of the Island, where we see large areas of the countryside with greenhouses, we can appreciate the importance of the horticultural industry to the economy of the Island. This part of the Island also has an abundance of wild plants and flowers, many of which flourish in Guernsey s mild climate, including Mediterranean varieties at their northernmost limits. You will go on to visit the Little Chapel - set in quiet countryside and along a tree lined path, a church in miniature. Painstakingly built singe-handed over many years by Brother Deodat of the de la Salle Brothers, in a setting reminiscent of the grotto at Lourdes. Made of simple materials, it is beautifully decorated with pebbles, shells and myriad pieces of coloured broken china and reflects the skill and devotion displayed by the builder. As you climb the steps around the Chapel, and perhaps enter the tiny interior, you enjoy a sense of appreciation of the dedication shown in creating this unique religious symbol. Page 19 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

20 Crossing to the West Coast we see a contrast of cliffs and stretches of beautiful sandy beaches, the rock pools uncovered by the receding tides a delight for the young visitor, whilst surfing attracts the sporting enthusiasts. We travel along almost the entire length of the west coast before turning inland again along the narrow country lanes to arrive for a visit to the Gold and Silversmiths, a thriving and interesting manufacturing base set in five acres of landscaped gardens. The workshops are themselves situated in an attractively converted barn which dates back to You can watch the work being carried out at close quarters. On a number of occasions, the craftsmen of this workshop have been chosen to make articles for presentation by the people of Guernsey to commemorate special events. The exquisite craftsmanship is on display in the showroom where you have time to browse and maybe purchase that special gift. You then enjoy a panoramic drive on the way back to the port. What to Bring: ~ Camera ~ Cash for shopping (most local shops accept British Sterling, some accept major credit cards). What to Wear: ~ Warm, layered clothing and flat, comfortable shoes. ~ Raingear in case of inclement weather. Important Notes: N/a GS02 Guernsey Military Occupation Adult / Child USD 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) 9:00 am Overview The Channel Islands were the only British territory to be occupied by the Germans during the Second World War, and looking at the remnants of the German defences of Guernsey today, the observer cannot fail to be impressed by the sheer scale of the undertaking. On entering the Occupation Museum we are greeted by a model of an evacuee of June 1940 reminding us that half of Guernsey s population and most of the schoolchildren were evacuated. Afterwards, continue with a short transfer to the Underground Hospital and Munitions Store. It is the largest structural reminder of the German Occupation existing in the Channel Islands. This maze of tunnels covers an area of about 75,000 square feet. Almost invisible from the surface, this vast concrete maze is built under a low hill in the heart of the Guernsey countryside. The hospital was equipped with an operating theatre, kitchen, cinema, staff quarters and wards for 500 patients these numbers could be doubled in an emergency. Highlights: ~ Occupation Museum ~ Underground Hospital and Munitions Store Full Description The Channel Islands were the only British territory to be occupied by the Germans during the Second World War, and looking at the remnants of the German defences of Guernsey today, the observer cannot fail to be impressed by the sheer scale of the undertaking. Yet overall these structures are the product of barely two and a half years work, from early 1942 until the late summer 1944, by which time the Channel Islands had been effectively isolated from mainland Europe as allied forces advanced from the D- Day beaches. Today we visit two sites which clearly reflect parts of the occupation and which tell the story of the occupation from June 1940 to May Page 20 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

21 On entering the Occupation Museum we are greeted by a model of an evacuee of June 1940 reminding us that half of Guernsey s population and most of the schoolchildren were evacuated. We see a selection of band instruments used by some of the 12,000 troops stationed in Guernsey, together with uniforms, weapons and equipment. In the civilian room, the day to day life of the islanders can be gleaned from reading the various orders, permits and censored newspapers, together with diaries they kept. The occupation kitchen sets the scene of a town household in late 1944 and you also see a purpose made horse-drawn ambulance built in 1944 because of petrol rationing. Along the occupation street is a selection of interesting sites depicting life in St. Peter Port during this period. We then continue with a short transfer to the Underground Hospital and Munitions Store. It is the largest structural reminder of the German Occupation existing in the Channel Islands. This maze of tunnels covers an area of about 75,000 square feet. Almost invisible from the surface, this vast concrete maze is built under a low hill in the heart of the Guernsey countryside. The hospital was equipped with an operating theatre, kitchen, cinema, staff quarters and wards for 500 patients these numbers could be doubled in an emergency. Although the Hospital and Ammunition Store are almost empty today we can still see some signs of their previous uses. Much of the heating plant remains; there are hospital beds to be seen and signs of the cooking arrangements. Along the two main corridors we can also see the X-ray room, laboratory, dispensary, staff sleeping quarters, store rooms, cinema and mortuary. The Hospital was actually in use for only about three months, and it would not have been used then had not several hundreds of Germans wounded been brought over from France soon after D-Day. Their stay in this huge vault was scarcely beneficial, for after three or four weeks their faces were as white as sheets! What to Bring: ~ Camera ~ Cash for shopping (most local shops accept British Sterling, some accept major credit cards). What to Wear: ~ Warm, layered clothing and flat, comfortable shoes. ~ Raingear in case of inclement weather. Important Notes: N.a GS07 Medieval St. Peter Port Walking Tour & Cornet Castle Adult / Child USD 3 hr(s) 9:15 am, 9:45 am, 10:15 am, 10:45 am, 11:15 am Overview Let your Guide take you back to a bygone era, when St. Peter Port harbour was alive with the sights and sounds of trade. We walk from the Pier around the harbour front and listen to fascinating tales of how passengers, porters, privateers and publicans, jostled and shouted as they made their way from the busy port, up into the steep lanes and passageways which linked the quay with the town. Enjoy stories while weaving around the cobbled streets of St. Peter Port and make your way along the seafront towards the majestic medieval Castle Cornet. Entering the castle, built in the 13th century to defend the surrounding waters, you will begin to understand what life was like for those living in this imposing fortress. From mangonel to musket, crossbow to cannonfire, the secrets held within the castle are unlocked by your Guide. Guernsey is well known for a local delicacy of fruit bread gache, pronounced `gosh` and we enjoy refreshments of coffee and gache at the end of the tour. Highlights: ~ medieval Castle Cornet Page 21 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

22 ~ refreshments of coffee and gache ~ Stories from the guide Full Description Let your Guide take you back to a bygone era, when St. Peter Port harbour was alive with the sights and sounds of trade. We walk from the Pier around the harbour front and listen to fascinating tales of how passengers, porters, privateers and publicans, jostled and shouted as they made their way from the busy port, up into the steep lanes and passageways which linked the quay with the town. Boasting the best anchorage in the English Channel, and sheltered from the prevailing winds, the port offered a safe haven for many a ship, seeking refuge from a violent storm. Smuggling, legalised piracy, the lucrative entrepot port, and of course the wine trade, are the subject of stories woven around the cobbled streets of St. Peter Port, our Guide tells us about as we make our way along the seafront towards the majestic medieval Castle Cornet. We also hear about the Black Death or Bubonic Plague of the 14th century, carried by rats as they scurried through the steep lanes and passageways linking the port with the merchant s houses, which wiped out half of Guernsey s population. The swiftness of the disease, the terrible pain, and the grotesque appearance of the victims, all served to make the plague especially terrifying. Entering the castle, built in the 13th century to defend the surrounding waters, you will begin to understand what life was like for those living in this imposing fortress. The deprivation, the dank stench from the dungeons, the constant danger of invasion and the many deaths within its walls are brought to life by the Guide s narration. You will re-live the medieval myths, murders and manifestations which took place in this captivating fortress. From mangonel to musket, crossbow to cannonfire, the secrets held within the castle are unlocked by your Guide. Guernsey is well known for a local delicacy of fruit bread gache, pronounced `gosh` and we enjoy refreshments of coffee and gache at the end of the tour. Subject to sailing time, you may then care to remain at Castle Cornet to independently explore the excellent museums, or you can return towards the centre of St. Peter Port for shopping. Note: Please wear appropriate clothing for a walking tour, and non-slip footwear. The walk will make stops for photographs and approximately one and a half hours is spent walking and visiting What to Bring: ~ Camera ~ Cash for shopping (most local shops accept British Sterling, some accept major credit cards). What to Wear: ~ Warm, layered clothing and flat, comfortable shoes. ~ Raingear in case of inclement weather. Important Notes: N.a GS10 Guernsey Island Cycle Adult / Child USD 3 hr(s) 30 min(s) Minimum Height: 63 inches, Maximum Weight: 220 pounds Minimum Age: 12 years 8:00 am Overview Guernsey is well renowned for its picturesque coast and quaint country lanes and is the ideal size to explore by bicycle with nowhere being very far from anything else. Cycling can be enjoyed in the picturesque and varied surroundings of this delightful Page 22 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM

23 island. Your island cycle tour will enable you to gain an insight into the stunning and wide-ranging scenery that Guernsey has to offer. Accompanied by an experienced local guide you will find there is plenty of quiet country and coastal lanes just waiting to be discovered only a stone s throw from St Peter Port. Highlights: ~ island cycle tour ~ picturesque coast ~ Victor Hugo s House ~ Jerbourg ~ Point views to the outer islands of Herm, Jethou and Sark Full Description Guernsey is well renowned for its picturesque coast and quaint country lanes and is the ideal size to explore by bicycle with nowhere being very far from anything else. Cycling can be enjoyed in the picturesque and varied surroundings of this delightful island. Your island cycle tour will enable you to gain an insight into the stunning and wide-ranging scenery that Guernsey has to offer. Accompanied by an experienced local guide you will find there is plenty of quiet country and coastal lanes just waiting to be discovered only a stone s throw from St Peter Port. Having had a safety briefing, collected our cycles and safety helmets we walk up Cornet Street on foot passing Victor Hugo s House before heading out of town. Cycling along Main Road will bring us past Sausmarez Manor and to Jerbourg Point where there is an opportunity to take in spectacular views to the outer islands of Herm, Jethou and Sark. We then head inland along the beautiful green lanes and bridle paths to marvel at the un-spoilt natural beauty of the Guernsey countryside. A stop is made enroute for you to purchase refreshments before embarking on the descent into St Peter Port and back to the harbour. The route itself progresses mainly along the flatter roads of the island yet there are inevitable hills to be climbed with the walk & push always an option. There will be approximately two and a half hours of cycling on the tour. What to Bring: ~ Camera ~ Cash for shopping (most local shops accept British Sterling, some accept major credit cards). What to Wear: ~ Warm, layered clothing and flat, comfortable shoes. ~ Raingear in case of inclement weather. Important Notes: N/a GS16 Powerboat Seascape Expedition Adult / Child USD 1 hr(s) 30 min(s) Minimum age is 12 years 8:45 am, 10:45 am, 12:45 pm Overview Guernsey and its surrounding islands are famed for their beauty and assortment of wildlife. Its coastline has a rugged beauty and affectionate charm. From the dramatic cliffs along the south coast consisting of exposed maritime heath-land, sheltered valleys, bluebell woods and coves, to the long stretches of white sand beaches, shingle banks and sand dunes on the west and north coasts - Guernsey has it all. The bird and sea-life around Guernsey and its neighbouring islands is as equally awe-inspiring. Enriched by the currents of the Gulf Stream that brings in vital nutrients, this is a rich marine habitat that supports a wealth of enchanting wildlife. There is no better way to explore this diverse coastline than with an exhilarating journey onboard a custom-built Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB). Every voyage is a unique interactive experience, combining stunning scenery, breathtaking wildlife, Page 23 of 68 Updated:January 17, :32 AM