Cruise - Pacific Princess, Holy Land Cruise ex Athens to Rome

Journey

12 Night Cruise sailing from Athens to Rome aboard Pacific Princess.

Ship

Pacific Princess   (More about the ship)

Departure Date

23-Nov-2013

• Itinerary

  Cruise Itinerary

  Day	Date	Port		Arrive	Depart
  Day 1	23 Nov 13		Athens (Piraeus) Greece		7.00pm
  Day 2	24 Nov 13		Patmos, Greece	7.00am	6.00pm
  Day 3	25 Nov 13		Santorini, Greece	7.00am	6.00pm
  Day 4	26 Nov 13		Kusadasi, Turkey	8.00am	5.00pm
  Day 6	28 Nov 13		Haifa, Israel	7.00am	8.00pm
  Day 7	29 Nov 13		Ashdod (Jerusalem), Israel	7.00am	8.00pm
  Day 8	30 Nov 13		Port Said, Egypt	6.00am	8.00pm
  Day 9	1 Dec 13		Alexandria, Egypt	10.00am	8.00pm
  Day 12	4 Dec 13		Sorrento, Italy	7.00am
  Day 12	4 Dec 13		Capri, Italy		5.00pm
  Day 13	5 Dec 13		Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy	5.00am

  
  ** Itinerary may vary by sailing date

• Your cruise in detail

  12 Night Cruise sailing from Athens to Rome aboard Pacific Princess.
  
  Pacific Princess
  Soak up the warm rays during your cruise through the glass walls of the Panorama Buffet or from your balcony. Relax in the library or enjoy the special guest lectuer programme. Take your pick of dining options from Polynesian cuisine to room service, all as you sail from one picturesque port to another. With ultra-spacious staterooms for only 670 passengers and the lavish Lotus Spa, you'll feel as if you're cruising on a five-star resort.
  
  Highlights of this cruise:
  
  Athens (Piraeus), Greece
  With its magnificent architecture, legendary cultural attractions and unparalleled place in history, this capital city known as "the cradle of Western civilization" is a must-see destination for world travelers. A captivating blend of the classical and the contemporary, Athens boasts some of the world's oldest and most renowned landmarks, and wears its ancient heritage proudly.
  
  Santorini, Greece
  Known as the "Black Pearl of the Aegean," Santorini has one of the most dramatic backdrops of cliffs, sea and sky in the world. The island was not always crescent-shaped as it is today. A volcanic eruption during the Bronze Age caused the middle of this once-circular island to sink, leaving an enormous sea-filled crater flanked by mammoth cliffs. This cataclysmic event is the reason for many of the island's remarkable features -- from its black-sand beaches and exquisite wines, to its fascinating archeological sites.
  
  Alexandria, Egypt
  Alexander the Great traveled to Egypt after conquering Greece and selected a small fishing village in the Mediterranean for his new capital, Alexandria. It's now Egypt's second largest city, and a juxtaposition of modern influences and ancient culture.
  
  Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy
  A renaissance fort guards the harbor of Civitavecchia, gateway to Rome -- one of the world's greatest cities. From its inception in 753 B.C. to the days of its decline, Rome has been the focal point for many of the world's greatest artists, architects, rulers and philosophers.

• Travel dates

  Departure date	Departs from	Price from
  27-May-2013	Athens (Piraeus) Greece	Ask
  23-Nov-2013	Athens (Piraeus) Greece	Ask

• Pricing

  Accommodation		Price
  No image avail.	Inside Cabin	$3,039*
  No image avail.	Outside Cabin	$3,166*
  No image avail.	Balcony Cabin	$3,679*
  No image avail.	Suite	$4,831*

  
  Please note: while prices are accurate at time of loading they are subject to change due to currency fluctuations and currency surcharges may apply. Please check price at time of booking