Yachts - Sea Cloud Cruises
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Valencia<br />
Mallorca<br />
Mediterranean <strong>Sea</strong><br />
A taste of Sicily, the most famous of the Balearic Islands and a<br />
Spanish metropolis: Malta – Valencia<br />
Sicily’s many faces<br />
The largest of the Mediterranean islands is a fabulously<br />
diverse microcosm in its own right with its rich cultural<br />
history, which dates back 3,000 years with memorials<br />
marking each era, with Europe’s highest and most active<br />
volcano, Mount Etna, and with towns and villages featuring<br />
a character and flair all of their own.<br />
Bathed in gold: the Cappella Palatina<br />
and its mosaics<br />
At the highest point of the medieval town centre in<br />
Palermo lies a castle whose roots can be traced back<br />
to the Normans. From the outside this building seems<br />
imposing and spellbinding, but its interior charm is truly<br />
breathtaking – especially the “Cappella Palatina” and<br />
its design with Arab, Byzantine and Norman influences.<br />
Stained glass and gold mosaics on the walls, a wooden<br />
ceiling richly adorned with Arabic ornaments, and an<br />
artistic marble floor are what give this former Palazzo<br />
Reale Chapel Royal its dream-like fairy-tale atmosphere.<br />
La Seu – Palma‘s Gothic cathedral<br />
In 1230, at a site once occupied by a mosque, construction<br />
work began on the famous cathedral of St Maria in<br />
Palma de Mallorca, otherwise known as “La Seu”. Initially<br />
built in a pure Gothic style, with spires stretching up to<br />
the sky, this cathedral was given a few “modern” touches<br />
over the course of the centuries. And at the beginning of<br />
the 20th century some of the building’s interior rooms<br />
were designed by none other than Gaudí.<br />
A lecturer accompanies the trip<br />
Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on<br />
hand to give you talks on a wide variety of specialist<br />
subjects.<br />
S<br />
Sardinia<br />
Cagliari<br />
Special offer<br />
<strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> ii 9 days / 8 nights<br />
28 Oct. to 05 Nov. 2013 SCII-1343<br />
28 Oct. La Valletta/Malta 18.00<br />
Guests arrive individually in Malta.<br />
Embarkation on the <strong>Sea</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> ii.<br />
29 Oct. Syracuse/Sicily 13.30 19.00<br />
Excursion to Ortigia with a trip to the archaeological<br />
park.*<br />
30 Oct. Naxos (Taormina)/Sicily 08.00 13.30<br />
Excursion to Mount Etna.*<br />
31 Oct. Palermo/Sicily 08.00 17.00<br />
City tour and trip to the cathedral and the Cappella<br />
Palatina.*<br />
01 Nov. At sea<br />
02 Nov. Cagliari/Sardinia 08.00 13.30<br />
Panoramic trip through Cagliari and to the Nora excavation<br />
sites.*<br />
03 Nov. At sea<br />
04 Nov. Palma de Mallorca/Spain 08.00 13.30<br />
Culinary excursion with Mallorcan wines and tapas.*<br />
05 Nov. Valencia/Spain 08.00<br />
Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.<br />
Itinerary subject to change!<br />
* These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.<br />
Combination:<br />
Combine trips SCII-1343 and SCII-1344 (page 99), and save<br />
10% on the cruise-only rate of the second trip.<br />
See InSert for deCk PLAn InCLudInG CABIn<br />
oVerVIew And SPeCIAL CruISe-onLy rAteS!<br />
Palermo Naxos<br />
Sicily<br />
Syracuse<br />
Malta<br />
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