Cruise Holiday Deals 2020 / 2021

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Marella Cruise Deals 2020 / 2021

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Fred Olsen Cruise Lines City Breaks

City Break Cruises from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines 2020 / 2021

City Break Cruises from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines 2020 / 2021

Travel along Europe’s narrow rivers and waterways to visit some of its most beautiful destinations, on board one of Fred. Olsen’s smaller ships. These European city cruises also offer a number of overnight stays – meaning you can really get to know a destination. They make for the perfect short break, with 7, 5 and 3 nights cruises available. Whether you cruise along the Seine, have a sweet tooth for chocolate and sweet scented tulips, or want to see Germany’s historic waterways – there’s a city break cruise for you. Read on for the full list of 2020 itineraries.

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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines City Breaks Itineraries 2020:

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Sunshine State and Sands followed by American Dream – Marella Cruise from TUI

Sunshine State and Sands followed by American Dream Cruise Itinerary - Marella Discovery -Back to Back Cruise

Sunshine State and Sands
Based on 2 adults: From £2,371pp, - includes discount £356 - Total Price £4,743.
Sunday, June 6, 2021, for 14 night cruise - onboard the Marella Discovery, Sunshine State and Sands followed by American Dream itinerary, Decks 2/3 Inside Cabin - All Inclusive with Marella Cruises by TUI - fly from London Gatwick airport, departure port Port Canaveral.

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Detailed Itinerary:

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 1: Port Canaveral

Sunshine State and Sands

Florida’s Port Canaveral is one of the busiest and biggest cruise harbours in the world – but it’s easy to navigate, with plenty to get your teeth into even if you’re only here for a few hours. The port’s surrounded by marshland and rivers, and wildlife-spotting boat tours are very popular for cruise passengers stopping off here. The beaches are spot on, too – they gild the coast gold all the way down to the Cocoa Beach area. Spend time at this part of Port Canaveral if you like surfing, sunbathing and net-fresh seafood.
  • The famous NASA Kennedy Space Center is right on your doorstep. Here, you can tour the astronaut training facilities and rocket launch pads.
  • Take a boat tour around Merritt Island, which is home to manatees, alligators, turtles and bald eagles. Trips last about two hours and pick up direct from the cruise terminal.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 2: Day at Sea

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 3: Amber Cove

Sunshine State and Sands

Christopher Columbus was Puerto Plata’s first tourist back in 1492. He was allegedly drawn to the coastline by the city’s shimmering silver appearance, thanks to the fog from Mount Isabel de Torres. Years later, the city – nicknamed the Silver Port – hasn’t lost its unique charm. The area is blessed with some of the longest strips of cotton-white sand on the island. And beyond, there are waterfalls and mountains to explore.
  • It’s a little-known fact that the Dominican Republic is famous for producing amber. And Puerto Plata’s Amber Museum has a claim to fame – it’s home to the fossilised mosquito from Jurassic Park.
  • For Facebook-worthy views of the coastline, take the Caribbean’s only cable car up Isabel de Torres. At the top, you’ll also find a replica of Rio’s iconic Christ statue and botanical gardens.
  • Make a trip to Cabarete Beach to take advantage of the reliable breeze and gentle swells. It’s a world-famous spot for windsurfing, kiteboarding and surfing.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 4: Grand Turk

Sunshine State and Sands

Back in 1492 Columbus was one of the first Europeans to set foot on Grand Turk. His visit opened a floodgate and, today, more than 600,000 holiday makers cruise into the island’s port every year. Some come here for the diving – there’s a coral reef with an 8,000 foot drop just off the island’s coast. Others come for the colonial architecture – Cockburn Town has some of the best examples in the Caribbean.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 5: Day at Sea

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 6: Key West

Sunshine State and Sands

Key West feels like a cross between a Floridian beach town and a Caribbean island. Look at it on a map and you’ll see it dangling below the Sunshine State like the string of a balloon, with over-sea highways connecting dainty slivers of land. And because it’s so far south, Key West takes a leaf out of the nearby Bahamas’ book. The houses are coloured like a pick-and-mix counter, fishing’s one of the favourite pastimes, and the snorkelling’s excellent. History-lovers can visit Ernest Hemingway’s home, and sip his favourite rum cocktails at a beach bar. Add a slice of signature key lime pie for the full authentic experience.
  • Grab a seat on lively Mallory Square, where Key West’s most popular bars and restaurants congregate. Keep an eye out for street performers, who flock here to entertain the crowds.
  • Explore the old town on a traditional trolley bus. It’s one of the best ways to check out the rainbow-coloured chalets, and there are plenty of spots to hop on and off.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 7: Miami

Sunshine State and Sands

This city’s one of the biggest and boldest in Florida, and cosies up to the state’s east coast. The South Beach neighbourhood gets loads of attention, because of its palm-sided boardwalk and signature Art Deco architecture. In Little Havana, café culture reigns supreme, and grand manor houses take you back to a different era. And away from the lively beach and Downtown districts, Crandon Park and Jungle Island add a natural sway to proceedings.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 8: Port Canaveral

Sunshine State and Sands

Florida’s Port Canaveral is one of the busiest and biggest cruise harbours in the world – but it’s easy to navigate, with plenty to get your teeth into even if you’re only here for a few hours. The port’s surrounded by marshland and rivers, and wildlife-spotting boat tours are very popular for cruise passengers stopping off here. The beaches are spot on, too – they gild the coast gold all the way down to the Cocoa Beach area. Spend time at this part of Port Canaveral if you like surfing, sunbathing and net-fresh seafood.
  • The famous NASA Kennedy Space Center is right on your doorstep. Here, you can tour the astronaut training facilities and rocket launch pads.
  • Take a boat tour around Merritt Island, which is home to manatees, alligators, turtles and bald eagles. Trips last about two hours and pick up direct from the cruise terminal.

American Dream - Itinerary day 9: Charleston

Sunshine State and Sands

Charleston’s a city that feels like its jumping through time. Take a wander through its historic centre – which dates back to 1670 – and you’ll find Renaissance-style houses, Georgian manors, Gothic churches and Art Deco cinemas all mish-mashed together. Further afield, meanwhile, you can uncover a darker side of the country’s history at the 19th-century cotton plantations and civil-war-era, slave-trading markets. The food scene in Charleston’s just as varied as its landmarks. The city’s home to Michelin-starred steakhouses and smaller, southern-comfort diners. The latter’s perfect for sampling some local favourites, like sausage gravy and biscuits, chicken and dumplings or meatloaf.
  • Take a trip over to Fort Sumter – a 200-year-old island stronghold – and learn how the American Civil War started in 1861.
  • Wander around the 300-year-old, fruit-filled grounds at Boone Hall Plantation. The old cotton fields here are now used to grow everything from strawberries to peaches.

American Dream - Itinerary day 10: Day at Sea

American Dream - Itinerary days 11 and 12: New York City

Sunshine State and Sands

New York is the type of city that needs no introduction. Everything about it is iconic. We’re talking the Empire State Building, the film-famous Central Park and the neon-lit Times Square. Even its train station – Grand Central Terminal – is a tourism hotspot. Manhattan’s home to some of the world’s best museums – MoMA, the Met and the American Museum of Natural History should ring a bell. And all that’s just for starters. It’s also worth detouring across the Brooklyn Bridge for trendy bars and quirky shops, or venturing to downtown to visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.
  • Don’t miss out on Liberty Island, where you can see the Statue of Liberty up close. You can even climb up to the green statue’s crown – these tickets sell out fast, so you’ll need to pre-book.
  • For the best views of New York’s cloud-brushing skyline, head up the Rockefeller Center. It’s not as tall as the Empire State. But, this way, you can get the famous landmark in your snaps.

American Dream - Itinerary day 13: Day at Sea

American Dream - Itinerary day 14: Freeport

Sunshine State and Sands

Freeport’s the biggest city on Grand Bahama – the most northerly of the Bahamas’ isles. Its doorstep is carpeted with sand – we’re talking seven beaches all within 15 minutes’ drive. Around here, though, Port Lucaya Marketplace is the spot to be – think shops, restaurants and a couple of golf courses. Beyond the city, you can see the Bahamas at its most untouched at Lucayan National Park, or head out on a glass-bottom boat trip to explore its shipwrecks and coral reefs.
  • If you like your sands secluded, head for Gold Rock Beach in Lucayan National Park. This place hasn’t had a finger laid on it since it was used in scenes for Pirates of the Caribbean.
  • Take a break from the sun at the Garden of the Groves. Join the birds and butterflies on the nature trails, have a go at the maze or make friends with the free-roaming ducks.

American Dream - Itinerary day 15: Port Canaveral

Sunshine State and Sands

Florida’s Port Canaveral is one of the busiest and biggest cruise harbours in the world – but it’s easy to navigate, with plenty to get your teeth into even if you’re only here for a few hours. The port’s surrounded by marshland and rivers, and wildlife-spotting boat tours are very popular for cruise passengers stopping off here. The beaches are spot on, too – they gild the coast gold all the way down to the Cocoa Beach area. Spend time at this part of Port Canaveral if you like surfing, sunbathing and net-fresh seafood.
  • The famous NASA Kennedy Space Center is right on your doorstep. Here, you can tour the astronaut training facilities and rocket launch pads.
  • Take a boat tour around Merritt Island, which is home to manatees, alligators, turtles and bald eagles. Trips last about two hours and pick up direct from the cruise terminal.

Cruise Ship Details - Marella Discovery :

Marella Discovery
  • 8 restaurants
  • 8 bars
  • 2 lounges
  • Casino
  • 4 whirlpools
  • 2 swimming pools
  • Minigolf
  • Rock climbing wall

Marella Discovery is the sister ship to Marella Discovery 2, so you can expect nearly all of the same facilities, such as a fantastic dining scene and a show lounge to rival the West End. Top highlights include seven bars and seven restaurants, plus an outdoor cinema and a five-storey atrium. Families are well catered for on this ship. Family Suites and Family Junior Suites are kitted out with a chalkboard and a PlayStation 4, plus there’s a rock climbing wall, a minigolf course and two pools onboard, one of which is indoors.
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Marella Florida, New York, USA Cruises also available May to October 2021:

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Sunshine and Jazz Cruise, Caribbean To Florida, Marella Cruise from TUI, April 20 2021

Sunshine and Jazz Cruise Itinerary - Marella Discovery -Fly Cruise

Sunshine and Jazz
Based on 2 adults: From £2,529pp, - includes discount £380 - Total Price £5,059.
Tuesday, April 20, 2021, for 12 night cruise - onboard the Marella Discovery, Sunshine and Jazz itinerary, Decks 2/3 Inside Cabin - All Inclusive with Marella Cruises by TUI - fly from London Gatwick airport, departure port Montego Bay.

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Detailed Itinerary:

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 1: Montego Bay

Sunshine and Jazz

Jamaica’s bubbly side is on show in Montego Bay. This lively north-coast town has a strip full of reggae bars and Caribbean restaurants, and you can dip in and out for rum cocktails and jerk chicken. Montego Bay’s biggest pull, though, is its coastline. The shores here are bracketed by clear blue waves and coconut palms.

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 2: Georgetown

Sunshine and Jazz

The best bits of the Cayman Islands are condensed around George Town. As you might expect from the capital of an island chain, the city is well stocked with snorkelling and scuba shops, Caribbean restaurants, and rum bars. But the jewel in George Town’s crown lies a few miles down the coast – Seven Mile Beach is arguably one of the best stretches of sand in the Caribbean. And, because it’s not privately owned, you can walk from one end to the next, completely freely.

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 3 & 4: Day At Sea

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary days 5 to 7: New Orleans

Sunshine and Jazz

New Orleans is about as quiet as a crowd during a festival headliner – welcome to the city of jazz, jambalaya, Mardi Gras and masked celebrations. French, African and American cultures combine in the ‘Big Easy’ – a busy melting pot of influences. Wander the streets and you’ll hear snatches of round-the-clock saxophones and smell spices in the air. The city’s most famous landmarks include bar-lined Bourbon Street, the voodoo-associated St Louis Cemetery #1 and the National World War II Museum on Magazine Street.
  • Grab a stack of fried doughnuts and coffee flavoured with chicory in downtown New Orleans – its cafés are a 10-minute walk from the cruise terminals.
  • Explore Royal Street – a hub of antique stores, modern shops and bars where music spills out the door. There are street musicians and local artists on almost every corner.

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 8: Day At Sea

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary days 9 and 10: Tampa

Sunshine and Jazz

You’ll find the seaside city of Tampa on Florida’s west coast, tucked inside its namesake bay. It’s neighboured by a beach-brushed peninsula, where the resorts of Clearwater and St Pete draw sunbathing crowds. But the to-do list in Tampa is all about the sightseeing. In the Downtown district, skyscrapers line the stylish Tampa Riverwalk. You can swot up on culture at a flurry of art museums, or hit the rides of Busch Gardens. Ybor City – once the cigar capital of the world – has morphed into a retro, restaurant-filled neighbourhood. And because the cruise port’s so central, it’s easy to hop off the ship and explore.
  • Rent a bike and cycle along the Tampa Riverwalk. It snakes along the banks of the Hillsborough River, passing by high-rise hotels, museums and theatres.
  • Get the adrenaline going at Busch Gardens, where the themed areas are inspired by African safaris, jungle adventures and Ancient Egypt.

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 11: Key West

Sunshine and Jazz

Key West feels like a cross between a Floridian beach town and a Caribbean island. Look at it on a map and you’ll see it dangling below the Sunshine State like the string of a balloon, with over-sea highways connecting dainty slivers of land. And because it’s so far south, Key West takes a leaf out of the nearby Bahamas’ book. The houses are coloured like a pick-and-mix counter, fishing’s one of the favourite pastimes, and the snorkelling’s excellent. History-lovers can visit Ernest Hemingway’s home, and sip his favourite rum cocktails at a beach bar. Add a slice of signature key lime pie for the full authentic experience.
  • Grab a seat on lively Mallory Square, where Key West’s most popular bars and restaurants congregate. Keep an eye out for street performers, who flock here to entertain the crowds.
  • Explore the old town on a traditional trolley bus. It’s one of the best ways to check out the rainbow-coloured chalets, and there are plenty of spots to hop on and off.

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 12: Miami

Sunshine and Jazz

This city’s one of the biggest and boldest in Florida, and cosies up to the state’s east coast. The South Beach neighbourhood gets loads of attention, because of its palm-sided boardwalk and signature Art Deco architecture. In Little Havana, café culture reigns supreme, and grand manor houses take you back to a different era. And away from the lively beach and Downtown districts, Crandon Park and Jungle Island add a natural sway to proceedings.

Sunshine and Jazz - Itinerary day 13: Port Canaveral

Sunshine and Jazz

Florida’s Port Canaveral is one of the busiest and biggest cruise harbours in the world – but it’s easy to navigate, with plenty to get your teeth into even if you’re only here for a few hours. The port’s surrounded by marshland and rivers, and wildlife-spotting boat tours are very popular for cruise passengers stopping off here. The beaches are spot on, too – they gild the coast gold all the way down to the Cocoa Beach area. Spend time at this part of Port Canaveral if you like surfing, sunbathing and net-fresh seafood.
  • The famous NASA Kennedy Space Center is right on your doorstep. Here, you can tour the astronaut training facilities and rocket launch pads.
  • Take a boat tour around Merritt Island, which is home to manatees, alligators, turtles and bald eagles. Trips last about two hours and pick up direct from the cruise terminal.

Cruise Ship Details - Marella Discovery :

Marella Discovery
  • 8 restaurants
  • 8 bars
  • 2 lounges
  • Casino
  • 4 whirlpools
  • 2 swimming pools
  • Minigolf
  • Rock climbing wall

Marella Discovery is the sister ship to Marella Discovery 2, so you can expect nearly all of the same facilities, such as a fantastic dining scene and a show lounge to rival the West End. Top highlights include seven bars and seven restaurants, plus an outdoor cinema and a five-storey atrium. Families are well catered for on this ship. Family Suites and Family Junior Suites are kitted out with a chalkboard and a PlayStation 4, plus there’s a rock climbing wall, a minigolf course and two pools onboard, one of which is indoors.
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Sunshine State and Sands followed by Big Apple Adventure – Marella Cruise Itinerary from TUI

Sunshine State and Sands followed by Big Apple Adventure Cruise Itinerary - Marella Discovery -Back to Back Cruise

Sunshine State and Sands
Based on 2 adults: From £2,278pp, - includes discount £342 - Total Price £4,557.
Sunday, May 9, 2021, for 14 night cruise - onboard the Marella Discovery, Sunshine State and Sands followed by Big Apple Adventure itinerary, Decks 2/3 Inside Cabin - All Inclusive with Marella Cruises by TUI - fly from London Gatwick airport, departure port Port Canaveral.

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Detailed Itinerary:

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 1: Port Canaveral

Sunshine State and Sands

Florida’s Port Canaveral is one of the busiest and biggest cruise harbours in the world – but it’s easy to navigate, with plenty to get your teeth into even if you’re only here for a few hours. The port’s surrounded by marshland and rivers, and wildlife-spotting boat tours are very popular for cruise passengers stopping off here. The beaches are spot on, too – they gild the coast gold all the way down to the Cocoa Beach area. Spend time at this part of Port Canaveral if you like surfing, sunbathing and net-fresh seafood.
  • The famous NASA Kennedy Space Center is right on your doorstep. Here, you can tour the astronaut training facilities and rocket launch pads.
  • Take a boat tour around Merritt Island, which is home to manatees, alligators, turtles and bald eagles. Trips last about two hours and pick up direct from the cruise terminal.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 2: Day at Sea

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 3: Amber Cove

Sunshine State and Sands

Christopher Columbus was Puerto Plata’s first tourist back in 1492. He was allegedly drawn to the coastline by the city’s shimmering silver appearance, thanks to the fog from Mount Isabel de Torres. Years later, the city – nicknamed the Silver Port – hasn’t lost its unique charm. The area is blessed with some of the longest strips of cotton-white sand on the island. And beyond, there are waterfalls and mountains to explore.
  • It’s a little-known fact that the Dominican Republic is famous for producing amber. And Puerto Plata’s Amber Museum has a claim to fame – it’s home to the fossilised mosquito from Jurassic Park.
  • For Facebook-worthy views of the coastline, take the Caribbean’s only cable car up Isabel de Torres. At the top, you’ll also find a replica of Rio’s iconic Christ statue and botanical gardens.
  • Make a trip to Cabarete Beach to take advantage of the reliable breeze and gentle swells. It’s a world-famous spot for windsurfing, kiteboarding and surfing.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 4: Grand Turk

Sunshine State and Sands

Back in 1492 Columbus was one of the first Europeans to set foot on Grand Turk. His visit opened a floodgate and, today, more than 600,000 holiday makers cruise into the island’s port every year. Some come here for the diving – there’s a coral reef with an 8,000 foot drop just off the island’s coast. Others come for the colonial architecture – Cockburn Town has some of the best examples in the Caribbean.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 5: Day at Sea

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 6: Key West

Sunshine State and Sands

Key West feels like a cross between a Floridian beach town and a Caribbean island. Look at it on a map and you’ll see it dangling below the Sunshine State like the string of a balloon, with over-sea highways connecting dainty slivers of land. And because it’s so far south, Key West takes a leaf out of the nearby Bahamas’ book. The houses are coloured like a pick-and-mix counter, fishing’s one of the favourite pastimes, and the snorkelling’s excellent. History-lovers can visit Ernest Hemingway’s home, and sip his favourite rum cocktails at a beach bar. Add a slice of signature key lime pie for the full authentic experience.
  • Grab a seat on lively Mallory Square, where Key West’s most popular bars and restaurants congregate. Keep an eye out for street performers, who flock here to entertain the crowds.
  • Explore the old town on a traditional trolley bus. It’s one of the best ways to check out the rainbow-coloured chalets, and there are plenty of spots to hop on and off.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 7: Miami

Sunshine State and Sands

This city’s one of the biggest and boldest in Florida, and cosies up to the state’s east coast. The South Beach neighbourhood gets loads of attention, because of its palm-sided boardwalk and signature Art Deco architecture. In Little Havana, café culture reigns supreme, and grand manor houses take you back to a different era. And away from the lively beach and Downtown districts, Crandon Park and Jungle Island add a natural sway to proceedings.

Sunshine State and Sands - Itinerary day 8: Port Canaveral

Sunshine State and Sands

Florida’s Port Canaveral is one of the busiest and biggest cruise harbours in the world – but it’s easy to navigate, with plenty to get your teeth into even if you’re only here for a few hours. The port’s surrounded by marshland and rivers, and wildlife-spotting boat tours are very popular for cruise passengers stopping off here. The beaches are spot on, too – they gild the coast gold all the way down to the Cocoa Beach area. Spend time at this part of Port Canaveral if you like surfing, sunbathing and net-fresh seafood.
  • The famous NASA Kennedy Space Center is right on your doorstep. Here, you can tour the astronaut training facilities and rocket launch pads.
  • Take a boat tour around Merritt Island, which is home to manatees, alligators, turtles and bald eagles. Trips last about two hours and pick up direct from the cruise terminal.

Big Apple Adventure - Itinerary day 9: Day at Sea

Big Apple Adventure - Itinerary days 10 and 11: New York City

Sunshine State and Sands

New York is the type of city that needs no introduction. Everything about it is iconic. We’re talking the Empire State Building, the film-famous Central Park and the neon-lit Times Square. Even its train station – Grand Central Terminal – is a tourism hotspot. Manhattan’s home to some of the world’s best museums – MoMA, the Met and the American Museum of Natural History should ring a bell. And all that’s just for starters. It’s also worth detouring across the Brooklyn Bridge for trendy bars and quirky shops, or venturing to downtown to visit the 9/11 Memorial & Museum.
  • Don’t miss out on Liberty Island, where you can see the Statue of Liberty up close. You can even climb up to the green statue’s crown – these tickets sell out fast, so you’ll need to pre-book.
  • For the best views of New York’s cloud-brushing skyline, head up the Rockefeller Center. It’s not as tall as the Empire State. But, this way, you can get the famous landmark in your snaps.

Big Apple Adventure - Itinerary day 12: Norfolk

Sunshine State and Sands

With the Atlantic Ocean and countless rivers on its turf, Norfolk, in Virginia, lives and breathes all things aquatic. It’s easy to see why the city’s the proud owner of the world’s biggest naval base, as well as a maritime museum with a huge WWII battleship. Norfolk doesn’t just have one string to its bow, though. Its art scene’s making waves, too, with a double helping of museums. Plus, it’s got the state’s biggest botanical garden and a 53-acre riverside zoo.
  • Have a cultured day out at the Chrysler Museum of Art. As well as famous works by the likes of Monet and Renoir, this place is home to one of the world’s biggest collections of glass art.
  • Learn about the USA’s seafaring history at the Nauticus National Maritime Center’s hands-on exhibits. Then step on board the Battleship Wisconsin, which is moored just outside.

Big Apple Adventure - Itinerary day 13: Day at Sea

Big Apple Adventure - Itinerary day 14: Freeport

Sunshine State and Sands

Freeport’s the biggest city on Grand Bahama – the most northerly of the Bahamas’ isles. Its doorstep is carpeted with sand – we’re talking seven beaches all within 15 minutes’ drive. Around here, though, Port Lucaya Marketplace is the spot to be – think shops, restaurants and a couple of golf courses. Beyond the city, you can see the Bahamas at its most untouched at Lucayan National Park, or head out on a glass-bottom boat trip to explore its shipwrecks and coral reefs.
  • If you like your sands secluded, head for Gold Rock Beach in Lucayan National Park. This place hasn’t had a finger laid on it since it was used in scenes for Pirates of the Caribbean.
  • Take a break from the sun at the Garden of the Groves. Join the birds and butterflies on the nature trails, have a go at the maze or make friends with the free-roaming ducks.

Big Apple Adventure - Itinerary day 15: Port Canaveral

Sunshine State and Sands


Cruise Ship Details - Marella Discovery :

Marella Discovery
  • 8 restaurants
  • 8 bars
  • 2 lounges
  • Casino
  • 4 whirlpools
  • 2 swimming pools
  • Minigolf
  • Rock climbing wall

Marella Discovery is the sister ship to Marella Discovery 2, so you can expect nearly all of the same facilities, such as a fantastic dining scene and a show lounge to rival the West End. Top highlights include seven bars and seven restaurants, plus an outdoor cinema and a five-storey atrium. Families are well catered for on this ship. Family Suites and Family Junior Suites are kitted out with a chalkboard and a PlayStation 4, plus there’s a rock climbing wall, a minigolf course and two pools onboard, one of which is indoors.
Book Now

Marella Florida, New York, USA Cruises also available May to October 2021:

Marella Summer 2021 Florida and USA Cruises   Now On Sale – with these 4 exciting new itineraries!

Marella Cruises to the USA

NEW for 2021 – Marella Cruises to the USA from TUI

Starting Summer 2021 Marella Cruises will be offering 4 new cruise itineraries to the USA: American Dream, Sunshine States and Sands, Big Apple Adventure, and Floridian Favourites. Plus the repositional cruise Sunshine and Jazz.

Sailing on board the Marella Discovery from Port Canaveral in Florida, there are 11 new ports of call on offer. These include New York, Miami, Virginia and more. Many of these are overnight stays, meaning you’ll get to see these incredible destinations during both day and night. Plus – you can extend your holiday with Cruise & Stay, staying at one of 30 hotels in Forida including Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge. Read on to find out more about each of these 4 new itineraries, plus the 12-night repositional itinerary.

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Marella Cruises USA Itineraries:

Sunshine and Jazz

Sailing from Montego Bay in Jamaica this 12-night repositional itinerary will let you fully experience the New Orleans Jazz Festival and includes Miami and Florida as ports of call – perfect for both jazz lovers and sun seekers.

American Dream


Learn the history of the American south with this cruise, which includes a stop in South Carolina an important location in the American Civil War. Plus, visit New York City and the Bahamas.

American Dream Itineraries:

Sunshine States and Sands


This cruise finishes in Florida, having taken you to the Dominican Republic and Dominican Republic – meaning you get a full course of beautiful beaches and sunshine.

Sunshine States and Sands Itineraries: 

Big Apple Adventure


If you’ve ever wanted to visit the iconic New York for yourself, this is the perfect way to do so. What’s more you’ll also stop off at Norfolk, Virginia, plus Freeport in the Bahamas before ending up at Port Canaveral. This gives lets you to see the many sides to the USA, and relax on the white sand blue seas beaches of the Bahamas.

Big Apple Adventure Itineraries:

Floridian Favourites


Florida is known as the Sunshine State for good reason with a great beach scene as well as plenty on offer for those who want to do a bit of diving with its coral reefs. There is also a stop in the Bahamas.

Floridian Favourites Itineraries:

Azamara Cruises Winter 2020

Winter 2020 Cruises with Azamara

If you dream of escaping the cold to enjoy some Winter sun or to start your year off with an adventure, then there’s no better way to do so then with a Winter 2020 cruise from Azamara. With destinations such as Hawaii, South America, New Zealand, Australia, Africa, and so many more – there is sure to be a Winter cruise itinerary to suit. Below we have highlighted just some of the great Winter 2020 cruises on offer.

Azamara offers small luxury cruises to incredible destinations, with a focus on really getting to know the destinations you visit – both world famous landmarks and hidden gems. If you choose a cruise with Azamara you can expect to find a high level of service, and an atmosphere that is friendly and welcoming.

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Highlighted Azamara Winter 2020 Itineraries:

Azamara Cruises to Japan

Cruises to Japan with Azamara

Azamara cruises to Japan

Azamara cruises to Japan

If you have ever been interested in visiting Japan then there has never been a better time to go. The country is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world – and for good reason. And what better way to visit this fascinating country than with a cruise from Azamara?

Azamara cruises to Japan

Azamara offer a range of cruises to Japan, including both cruises that take you to other Asian countries, as well as Japan intensive voyages. These intensive voyages will take you right around the country, to ports both well known as well as hidden gems. This means that you’ll really get to know every side of this fascinating country. From the tranquil temples and shrines, to the neon lights and towering skyscrapers of the biggest city in the world, the huge variety in Japan’s regional food culture, and the chance to learn about Japan’s history and experience its traditional arts.

Below we have listed the Azamara cruises to Japan for 2021.

Azamara cruises to Japan

Azamara Japan itineraries for 2021:

15-Night Circle Japan Intensive Voyage

Departing: April 11, 2021

Itinerary:

  • 11/04/2021 Tokyo, Japan
  • 12/04/2021 At Sea
  • 13/04/2021 Aomori, Japan
  • 14/04/2021 Akita, Japan
  • 15/04/2021 Niigata, Japan
  • 16/04/2021 Kanazawa, Japan
  • 17/04/2021 Sakaiminato, Japan
  • 18/04/2021 Busan, South Korea
  • 19/04/2021 Kitakyushu, Japan
  • 20/04/2021 The Inland Sea Cruising
  • 20/04/2021 Hiroshima, Japan
  • 21/04/2021 Takamatsu, Japan
  • 22/04/2021 Kobe, Japan
  • 23/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 24/04/2021 Shimizu, Japan
  • 25/04/2021 to 26/04/2021 Tokyo, Japan

15-Night Circle Japan Intensive Voyage 

Departing: April 26, 2021

Itinerary:

  • 26/04/2021 Tokyo, Japan
  • 27/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 28/04/2021 Hakodate, Japan
  • 29/04/2021 Aomori, Japan
  • 30/04/2021 Akita, Japan
  • 01/05/2021 Kanazawa, Japan
  • 02/05/2021 Sakaiminato, Japan
  • 03/05/2021 Busan, South Korea
  • 04/05/2021 Kitakyushu, Japan
  • 05/05/2021 The Inland Sea Cruising
  • 06/05/2021 Hiroshima, Japan
  • 07/05/2021 to 08/05/2021 Kobe, Japan
  • 09/05/2021 Shimizu, Japan
  • 10/05/2021 to 11/05/2021 Tokyo, Japan

16-Night Tokyo To Singapore Voyage

Departing: May 11, 2021

Itinerary: 

  • 11/05/2021 Tokyo, Japan
  • 12/05/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 13/05/2021 to 14/05/2021 Kobe, Japan
  • 15/05/2021 to 16/05/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 17/05/2021 Keelung, (Taipei), Taiwan
  • 18/05/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 19/05/2021 to 20/05/2021 Hong Kong
  • 21/05/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 22/05/2021 Da Nang, (Hue & Hoi An), Vietnam
  • 23/05/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 24/05/2021 to 25/05/2021 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  • 26/05/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 27/05/2021 Singapore

15-Night Springtime In Asia Voyage

Departing: March 27, 2021

Itinerary:

  • 27/03/2021 Singapore
  • 28/03/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 29/03/2021 to 30/03/2021 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  • 31/03/2021  At Sea Cruising
  • 01/04/2021 Da Nang, (Hue & Hoi An), Vietnam
  • 02/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 03/04/2021 Hong Kong
  • 04/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 05/04/2021 Keelung, (Taipei), Taiwan
  • 06/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 07/04/2021 Kagoshima, Japan
  • 08/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 09/04/2021 Kobe, Japan
  • 10/04/2021 At Sea Cruising
  • 11/04/2021 Tokyo, Japan

Fred Olsen Barbados Cruises

Barbados Cruises from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines 2020 / 2021

Fred Olsen Cruises to Barbados

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines offers a range of cruises to Barbados. The paradise of Barbados makes for the perfect holiday destination with its white sand beaches, turquoise seas, stunning wildlife, botanical gardens, welcoming locals and tropical climate. If you are looking to relax, unwind and enjoy some winter sun then there is no better destination that Barbados. And what better way to enjoy it than with a cruise with Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines. Their smaller, friendly ships make you feel like you’re at home with all the home comforts you could need.

We’ve highlighted some of the cruise itineraries to Barbados on offer. Or, click here for the full list of cruises to Barbados.

Barbados highlighted itineraries:

Western Caribbean & Central America

27 February 2020 14 nights from La Romana – Braemar – M2005

Western Caribbean & Central America

Join Braemar in the Dominican Republic and set sail on an epic journey taking in diverse countries, stunning cities and breathtaking islands in the Western Caribbean and the Americas. Visit incredible destinations in Belize, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Mexico and Jamaica on this Caribbean cruise adventure.

Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores

12 March 2020 16 nights from Bridgetown – Braemar – M2006

Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores

This transatlantic cruise offers the perfect blend of relaxation and Caribbean island discovery. Experience English Harbour in Antigua or ride the St Kitts railway in Basseterre and more before starting your transatlantic return calling in the Azores and Spain en route to Southampton.

Idyllic Islands of the Caribbean

06 November 2020 32 nights from Liverpool – Black Watch  – W2031

Idyllic Islands of the Caribbean

Hopping between breathtaking destinations, you’ll experience the best of the Caribbean, uncovering classic island favourites alongside some lesser-known, idyllic gems on this incredible journey.

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Fred Olsen Cruise Lines Adults Only

Adults Only cruises from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines for 2020 / 2021

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines

An adults only cruise from Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is the perfect way to have a relaxing cruise to a range of incredible destinations around the world. Whether you want to relax by the white sand beaches of Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores, explore all that South America has to offer, see the Northern Lights while travelling along Northern Norway, or see the Uncrowded Baltic  –  there’s a Fred. Olsen Adults Only cruise for you.

What’s more – Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines ships small sizes and welcoming atmosphere make for a truly friendly and relaxing cruise. Find out more about Fred. Olsen’s Adults Only cruise here.

Below we’ve handpicked just some of the incredible Adults Only itineraries on offer. For the full range on offer click here.

Highlighted Adults Only itineraries:

Western Caribbean & Central America

  • 27 February 2020, 14 nights from La Romana – Braemar – M2005

Western Caribbean & Central America
Join Braemar in the Dominican Republic and set sail on an epic journey taking in diverse countries, stunning cities and breathtaking islands in the Western Caribbean and the Americas. Visit incredible destinations in Belize, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Mexico and Jamaica on this Caribbean cruise adventure.

Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores

  • 12 March 2020, 16 nights from Bridgetown – Braemar  -M2006

Islands of the Caribbean & the Azores
This transatlantic cruise offers the perfect blend of relaxation and Caribbean island discovery. Experience English Harbour in Antigua or ride the St Kitts railway in Basseterre and more before starting your transatlantic return calling in the Azores and Spain en route to Southampton.

Four Fred’s in Funchal with Cape Verde

  • 29 March 2020, 19 nights from Dover – Boudicca – D2008

Four Fred's in Funchal with Cape Verde
The enchanting towns and volcanic sites of two captivating Cape Verde islands combine with the natural wonders of Tenerife and Madeira’s beautifully floral landscapes to present a plethora of diverse sights and experiences. What’s more, you’ll also be part of the Four Fred.s in Funchal event.

Fjords, Mountains & Glaciers

  • 24 April 2020, 7 nights from Newcastle – Balmoral – L2005

Fjords, Mountains & Glaciers
Exploring the Norwegian Fjordland in the spring, when rich flora bursts into life and mighty waterfalls are at their most powerful, you’ll become immersed in the wonder of this spectacular part of the world.

Amalfi Coast, Tuscany & Italian Riviera

  • 26 April 2020 22 nights from Dover Boudicca D2010

Amalfi Coast, Tuscany & Italian Riviera
An intoxicating blend of spectacular natural beauty, remarkable history and authentic cultural experiences is sure to sweet you off your feet on this unparalleled Italian exploration.

Scenic Scotland & Norway in Five Nights

  • 23 May 2020, 5 nights from Rosyth (Edinburgh) – Balmoral –  L2010

Scenic Scotland & Norway in Five Nights
Encompassing two beautiful countries, this short, yet spellbinding escape manages to pack into the highlights of picturesque waterways, islands and a former European Capital of Culture™ into just five nights.

Authentic Flavours of Portugal

  • 07 June 2020, 10 nights from Liverpool – Black Watch – W2016

Authentic Flavours of Portugal
Indulge in an authentic taste of Portugal, with chances to sample the country’s famous food and drink, delve into rich maritime history and immerse yourself in unique cultural experiences.

Exploring the Capitals of Scandinavia

  • 22 September 2020, 11 nights from Southampton – Braemar – M2025

Exploring the Capitals of Scandinavia
On this endlessly rewarding adventure, unforgettable sights and experiences await at every turn, as Scandinavia presents the artistic, aesthetic, historic and cultural highlights of its captivating capitals.

Uncrowded Baltic

  • 29 September 2020, 12 nights from Dover – Boudicca – D2024

Uncrowded Baltic
Explore the Baltic when it’s less crowded but no less rewarding, for a chance to experience the region’s genuine essence and greatest attractions at your own pace, with fewer tourists around.

Idyllic Islands of the Caribbean

  • 06 November 2020, 32 nights from Liverpool – Black Watch – W2031

Idyllic Islands of the Caribbean
Hopping between breathtaking destinations, you’ll experience the best of the Caribbean, uncovering classic island favourites alongside some lesser-known, idyllic gems on this incredible journey.

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Fred Olsen Cruises to Japan

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines cruises to Japan 2020 / 2021

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines Japan

Japan is currently one of the most popular destinations for tourists and its hard not to feel inspired to visit this fascinating country for yourself! Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines offers a wide range of itineraries to Japan. There are so many sides to Japan, both its rich and deep history and culture, to the towering skyscrapers of its metropolises – and a cruise makes for the perfect way to see all this for yourself. Whether you want to see traditional dances performed by Geisha, experience the peace and tranquility of temples and shrines, take part in a traditional tea ceremony or immerse yourself in Tokyo’s neon lit streets – there’s a cruise for you. Below are the itineraries to Japan on offer.

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines Japan

Itineraries available:

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines Japan

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