College of Saint Benedict cruising aboard the Deluxe M.S. LE BORÉAL July 20 to 28, 2012
Dear alumnae, alumni, parents and friends: Step into a land of contrasts, where glittering glaciers cap simmering volcanoes, ancient Viking ruins exist alongside the latest in geothermal technology and night and day meld under the midnight sun. This is Iceland, a rugged, beautiful and everchanging landscape that serves as a testament to the powerful forces that shape our planet. Join this specially designed seven-night cruise, a rare opportunity to see Iceland s extraordinary terrain of fire and ice. Cruise along the coast and into the breathtaking West Fjords aboard the deluxe Small Ship M.S. LE BORÉAL, featuring state-of-the-art amenities and personalized service in an intimate setting. Cruise into remote areas and dock in small ports inaccessible to larger vessels and rarely visited by even the most experienced travelers. Encounter Iceland s wondrous sights at close range: abundant wildlife, world-renowned geological marvels and ancient cultural traditions. Discover a naturalist s paradise, home to colonies of puffins and auks, lush mosses and marshes, and pods of minke and humpback whales that feed along this island nation s dramatic coastline. Cross into the Arctic Circle, where this paradoxical frontier averages a surprising 60 Fahrenheit in the summer, perfect for exploring the seldom-seen top of the world. From towering fjords to spouting geysers and obsidian lava fields, see unimaginable scenery that exists nowhere else on Earth. Learn more about the first Norse settlers and their distinct traditions, great medieval sagas and supernatural beliefs in the huldufólk ( hidden people or elves) and the mystical power places in nature echoes from the past that are still relevant in modern Icelandic culture. You can further extend your exploration of the far north on the specially arranged Pre-Cruise Option night in Reykjavik. Don t miss this journey into the otherworldly wonders of Iceland for an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience. This attractively priced program has been a sellout every year. Make your reservation before January 13, 2012, while Early Booking Savings are available. Please join us! Peace and blessings, Jessie Ahlschlager Sandoval 01 Director of Alumnae Relations College of Saint Benedict Travel Program Toll free: 866-763-3345 Direct: 320-363-5815 jsandoval@csbsju.edu
U.S. Friday, July 20 Depart from the U.S. Reykjavik, Iceland Saturday, July 21 This morning, arrive in Reykjavik, the world s northernmost capital. More than one-half of the country s total population of 300,000 lives in or near the city. Transfer to the centrally located HOTEL BORG for breakfast. The afternoon is at leisure before the transfer to the M.S. LE BORÉAL. Grundarfjördur Sunday, July 22 Cruise into the majestic fjord that borders Snæfellsnes Peninsula, a captivating landscape of lava caves, waterfalls, mineral hot springs, lush foliage and glacier-tipped mountains. The peninsula s unique natural formations were sculpted throughout the island s active geologic history. From the picturesque town of Grundarfjördur, visit nearby Snæfellsjökull, a gleaming glacier formed on top of a dormant volcano, showcasing the island s magnificent extremes of fire and ice. Explore views that inspired centuries of poets and writers, including Jules Verne, who chose this glacier as his doorway to inner space in his novel Journey to the Center of the Earth. In Arnarstapi and the small fishing village of Budir, see the natural phenomenon of black lava rock and yellow sand coalesced into extraordinary formations on the beach. Attend the Captain s welcome reception and dinner tonight. Grimsey Island/ Arctic Circle Monday, July 23 Bisected by the Arctic Circle, Grimsey Island is the northernmost inhabited territory in Iceland. Visit quaint Grimsey Church, built out of driftwood in 1867. Then, officially cross into the Arctic Circle, the top of the world, where the island is treeless but lush with grasses and mosses. Despite its remote Arctic latitude, its weather is mild year round. You will see thriving populations of seabirds, especially auks. Their black and white coloring is similar to a penguin s, but auks have the distinct ability to fly above and dive into the Arctic waters. Akureyri Tuesday, July 24 Rise early for the unforgettable approach to Akureyri, a charming fishing port nestled beneath the mountains of Eyjafjördur, one of Iceland s longest fjords. Cross the fjord to Godafoss, Waterfall of the Gods. According to legend, this spectacular waterfall earned its name when an Icelandic chieftain threw wooden statues of his Norse gods into its crashing waters, signifying his conversion to Christianity. Continue to cerulean Lake Mývatn, a haven for Iceland s bountiful wild ducks. Look for the sleek harlequin duck and the black-and-white Barrow s goldeneye, a species that nests nowhere else. Walk among the surreal lava formations of Dimmuborgir, the rocky basin of a former lava lake, and stop at Namaskard, a steaming field of boiling, sulfurous mud pots. The afternoon is at leisure in Akureyri, where you can explore the extensive collection of Icelandic flora in the Botanical Gardens. Photo this page: Discover the sheer power and beauty of nature in Iceland, where cascading waterfalls and ethereal rainbows surround you in mystical splendor. Cover photo: While the cause of their eruptions is unknown, geysers amid Iceland s vast lava fields can shoot scalding water and steam hundreds of feet into the air.
Arctic Ocean Grimsey Look for Barrow s goldeneye duck at Iceland s Lake M yvatn. ISAFJÖRDUR Snæfellsnes Peninsula GRUNDARFJÖRDUR Snæfellsjökull Gullfoss Geysir Atlantic Ocean REYKJAVIK Heimaey AKUREYRI Thingvellir National Park Surtsey Godafoss ICELAND UNESCO World Heritage Site Air Routing Isafjördur Wednesday, July 25 Enjoy the morning cruise to the awe-inspiring West Fjords, docking in Isafjördur, a vibrant center of art and culture. Soak in the rejuvenating waters of the Blue Lagoon, Iceland s natural geothermal spa, on the Pre-Cruise Option. See the ruggedly stunning mountains of the Djup, the dominant fjord of this extreme region. Stop at the open-air museum of Osvor to see a restored 19th-century fishing outfit traditional fisherman s huts and fishing equipment that depict a vivid picture of the lives of generations of coastal Icelanders. Then tour Isafjördur s West Fjords Maritime Museum for insight into the climatic and geographical challenges faced by residents of this remote outpost. Heimaey Island Thursday, July 26 Arrive at fascinating Heimaey Island, the tall cliffs of which are inhabited by puffin, fulmar and guillemot bird species. The island experienced a volcanic eruption in 1973, causing the formation of Mount Eldfell ( Fire Mountain ). See the lava fields which are still warm to the touch almost 40 years later. Stop at the precipitous headland of Storhofdi to observe Heimaey s largest puffin colony and to take in magnificent views of the glaciers on the mainland. This evening, cruise around Surtsey Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Created during volcanic eruptions between 1963 and 1968, it is the youngest island in the world and one of the most fragile; scientists are carefully monitoring the evolution of its flora and fauna. Reykjavik Friday, July 27 Today, visit the Golden Circle, three of South Iceland s most renowned landmarks. Thingvellir National Park is the assembly plain. Here, in A.D. 930, settlers founded the legislative and judiciary hub of their Icelandic Commonwealth, arguably the world s oldest parliament. Stroll through the dramatic rift valley Thingvellir National Park s breathtaking and historic plains are home to the largest natural lake and longest spring
Stand at the edge of Snæfellsjökull crater, immortalized as the gateway to the center of the earth in Jules Verne s 19th-century fantasy Journey to the Center of the Earth. where the Eurasian and North American continental plates are pulling apart and view the vast lava plain blooming with flowers and teeming with birdlife. Watch for puffins nesting in crevices along Iceland s rocky shoreline. Listen to the cacophonous din and feel the sheer force of Gullfoss, the Golden Waterfall, where crystal clear glacial waters drop 96 feet, appearing to vanish magically into the earth. Visit the valley of Hankadher, famous for its geothermal waterspouts, including Geysir and Strokkur, a geyser that erupts approximately every five minutes. Stop at the Hellisheidi Geothermal Power Plant to learn more about harnessing this natural resource d river in the country. to provide low-cost heat and hot water. Later, enjoy the Captain s farewell reception. Reykjavik/U.S. Saturday, July 28 Disembark and transfer to the airport for your return flight to the U.S. Reykjavik Pre-Cruise Option The Reykjavik area coastline is characterized by rugged peninsulas, coves, straits and islands, but the world s northernmost capital of a sovereign state, said to have been established around A.D. 870, is a technologically advanced center that dominates the culture, economy, government, finances and industry of the country. Perched along the cold waters of the North Atlantic Ocean, Reykjavik is the perfect one-night introduction to Iceland. Enjoy excursions, including the Blue Lagoon, with time to rejuvenate in its famous geothermal seawater. Accommodations are in the four-star HOTEL BORG. The Pre-Cruise Option is available at additional cost, and details will be provided with your reservation confirmation. Reykjavik s tree-lined streets and spacious city squares are a great contrast to the dramatic backdrop of the island s rugged landscape.
M.S. LE BORÉAL Small Ship, State-of-the-Art Design The M.S. LE BORÉAL, launched in 2010, represents the newest generation of deluxe small ships with only 120 Staterooms and features distinctive French sophistication. Spacious Suites and Staterooms, Most with Balconies Ninety-five percent of the large, deluxe, air-conditioned, outside Staterooms and Suites (from 200 to 484 square feet) feature private balconies. Most accommodations have two twin beds that convert to one queen-size bed; each has a private bathroom with shower (bathtub in limited number of Staterooms) and the luxurious amenities of a fine hotel, including: individual climate control, satellite flatscreen television, wireless Internet access, safe, minibar, full-length closet, writing desk/dressing table and plush robes. Chic and Casual Dining International and regional cuisine is served in the stylish, spacious La Licorne dining room in single, unassigned seatings, alfresco in the casual indoor-outdoor La Boussole restaurant or from 24-hour room service. Continental and buffet breakfast, buffet lunch, afternoon tea and a four-course dinner are served daily. Complimentary wine and beer are served with lunch and dinner. Spacious Public Areas/ World-Class Service and Facilities Inviting and spacious public areas accommodate all passengers comfortably. Enjoy views from the Panoramic Lounge; nightly entertainment in the Main Lounge; and lectures, cultural performances and film screenings in the state-of-the-art theater. There is a library, Internet salon, Sun Deck, swimming pool, beauty salon, spa, Turkish bath-style steam room, full range of fitness equipment and two elevators. The infirmary is staffed with a doctor and nurse. The highly trained and personable English-speaking international crew provides attentive service. Stateroom with Balcony Dining Room Lounge Outdoor Deck Respect for the Environment The state-of-the-art propulsion system provides an exceptionally smooth, quiet and comfortable voyage by creating little vibration and significantly reduced engine noise. The ship is designed to prevent contact with environmentally sensitive seabeds and meets the latest Clean Ship standards. The ship has two tenders.
Spectacular blue-white glaciers from the Langjökull ice cap drift down to Iceland s lower-lying regions. Land of Fire and Ice Iceland is a land of unparalleled geological riches and home to some of the most diverse phenomena on Earth 4,500 square miles of glaciers, 15 active volcanoes, 10,000 waterfalls, 800 hot springs. Born by the monumental forces unleashed in the movement of the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, and at the same time carved out by majestic, slow-moving glaciers, the land is a combination of intense energy and total calm. The country of Iceland as we know it continues to take shape, yet parts have hardly changed since the first Viking settlers saw it more than 1,100 years ago. Iceland s landscape is infectious. Walk around one corner and look out over volcanic craters and fissures. Turn the next, and bubbling hot springs send steam into the air against a backdrop of sand fields, snow-capped mountains and black lava desert. Keep walking, and you will come upon the deep freeze powerful waterfalls and mammoth icecaps so pristine that they reflect the clear ice-blue of the crystal sky above. Along the coast, Iceland s characteristic fjords, the deep inlets cut into the coastline, chronicle the pathways of its glaciers. All of these natural wonders are in constant flux, as calving glaciers melt and shift and new mountains emerge from the volcanos lava flows. The result is a startlingly beautiful portrait of Earth in process raw, primordial landscape hewn by the forces of fire and ice. Strokkur Geyser is very reliable, gushing towers of thermogenic water 70 feet into the air every 5 to 10 minutes. Included Features On board the deluxe M.S. LE BORÉAL Seven-night cruise round trip Reykjavik, Iceland, with port calls at Grundarfjördur (for Snæfellsjökull), Grimsey Island, Akureyri, Isafjördur and Heimaey Island. Spacious, deluxe outside accommodations. Captain s welcome and farewell receptions. Private reception. All meals onboard served at single, unassigned seatings continental breakfast, buffet breakfast, buffet lunch, afternoon tea and dinner. Complimentary wine and beer are served with lunch and dinner. Exploration of Snæfellsnes Peninsula, the quaint fishing village of Grundarfjördur and the geological wonders of the Snæfellsjökull Glacier. Visit to the Arctic Circle on Grimsey Island. Scenic excursion to legendary Godafoss Waterfall. Excursion to beautiful Lake M yvatn, the amazing lava towers of Dimmuborgir, the unique craters at Skútustadir and the geothermal field of Namaskard. Shuttle service in Akureyri for leisure time or to visit the Botanical Gardens on your own. Tour of the charming fishing town of Isafjördur, a bastion of traditional Icelandic culture, featuring the Maritime Museum and Osvor, one of Iceland s oldest fishing stations. Specially arranged, private tasting of Icelandic schnapps and dried fish in Isafjördur. Tour of Heimaey Island s fascinating Eldfell Fire Mountain, ancient Viking ruins and still-warm lava fields. Circumnavigation of Surtsey Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Excursion to Thingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to view the rift valley and stunning Gullfoss, with lunch amid the spouting geysers of Geysir. Enhanced Travel Services All transfers and luggage handling abroad for all participants who have purchased their air tickets through Gohagan & Company and whose arrival(s)/departure(s) coincide with the scheduled group transfer(s). All excursions and visits, as outlined in the itinerary, led by experienced, English-speaking local guides. Gratuities for local guides and drivers on included excursions and transfers. Experienced Travel Director to accompany you throughout the travel program. Hospitality desk aboard the ship. Travel document wallet, name badge and pre-departure information.
M.S. LE BORÉAL Deck 6, Le France Deck 5, Le Normandie Deck 4, Le Lafayette Deck 3, Le Champollion Land/Cruise Tariff (per person, based on double occupancy) Stateroom Category Description- Staterooms range from 200 to 484 sq. ft. and most have two twin beds that convert to make one queen bed. All feature a private bathroom and individual climate control. Ocean-view, one large window, shower. Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice Reservation Form Title Full name (exactly as it appears on your passport) Title Full name (exactly as it appears on your passport) Street Mailing Address (no P.O. Box number please) - City State ZIP Code Telephone: (Home) (Business) Email Address (Mobile) Preferred name(s) on badge(s) Tour No. 107-07/20/12-269 Program reservations require a deposit of $600 per person and $200 per person Reykjavik Pre-Cruise Option. By forwarding of deposit, I/we accept and agree to the Terms and Conditions. Enclosed is my/our check(s) for $ as deposit. Make checks payable to Thomas P. Gohagan & Company. I/We authorize you to charge my/our deposit of $ to: Visa MasterCard Card Number Exp. Date Signature as it appears on credit card All FINAL PAYMENTS are required to be made by check or wire transfer by April 16, 2012. Early Booking Price through January 13, 2012 Regular Price after January 13, 2012 8 Deck 3, Le Champollion, forward. (limited availability) $4195 $5195 Ocean-view, small window and door onto private, partial wall balcony, shower. 7 Deck 3, Le Champollion, aft. (limited availability) $5395 $6395 Ocean-view, small window and door onto private, partial wall balcony, shower. 6 Deck 3, Le Champollion, midship. $5895 $6895 Ocean-view, sliding glass door onto private, partial wall balcony, shower. 5 Deck 4, Le Lafayette, forward. $6295 $7295 Ocean-view, sliding glass door onto private balcony, shower. 4 Deck 4, Le Lafayette, midship. $6695 $7695 Ocean-view, sliding glass door onto private, partial wall balcony, shower. 3 Deck 5, Le Normandie, forward. $6995 $7995 Ocean-view, sliding glass door onto private balcony, shower or tub/shower. 2 Deck 5, Le Normandie, midship. $7395 $8395 Ocean-view, sliding glass door onto private balcony, shower or tub/shower. 1 Deck 6, Le France. $7795 $8795 Deluxe Ocean-view, sliding glass door onto private balcony, tub/shower and Suite sitting area with sofa. Deck 6, Le France. (limited availability) $9495 $10495 Prestige Two-room, ocean-view, sliding glass door onto large private balcony, two bathrooms: tub/shower and shower, large sitting area with sofa, two closets, Suite II $10195 $11195 Prestige Suite I writing desk and dressing table. Deck 5, Le Normandie. (limited availability) Two-room, ocean-view, sliding glass door onto large private balcony, two bathrooms: tub/shower and shower, large sitting area with sofa, two closets, writing desk and dressing table. Deck 6, Le France. (limited availability) $10895 $11895 An Owner s Suite (Deck 6, Le France) is available upon request at a cost to be advised, on a first-come first-served basis. Singles are available in category 6 at $10295 and in Category 4 at $11295 on or before January 13, 2012. Add $1000 for reservations made after January 13, 2012. Taxes are an additional $390 per person and are subject to change. M.S. LE BORÉAL has been specially contracted for this tour, and the applicable deck plan is available on request from Gohagan & Company and reflects the only valid cabin categorization of the vessel. Send to: 2012 Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice Thomas P. Gohagan & Company Eleven South LaSalle Street, Second Floor Chicago, IL 60603-1240 For more information, please call Gohagan & Company at (800) 922-3088. Please make my/our reservation(s) in category: 1st Choice 2nd Choice Double occupancy (one queen bed). Double occupancy (two twin beds). Single accommodations. I am reserving as a single but prefer to share accommodations and will allow you to select my roommate (shares cannot be guaranteed). Please make my/our reservation(s): Reykjavik Pre-Cruise Option Double at $730 per person. Single at $930 per person. I am reserving as a single but prefer to share accommodations and will allow you to select my roommate (shares cannot be guaranteed). I/We want you to book my/our air from (fill in departure city) to Reykjavik, Iceland, with return from Reykjavik, Iceland, at additional cost to be advised. Economy Class Business Class First Class Note: Airfare is subject to change and availability and is nonrefundable. I/we will make my/our own air arrangements.
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