SUMMER & FALL 2012 - VOLUME 3 - Senior Tours Canada

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SPECIAL VALUEWESTERN CARIBBEANDELUXE CRUISEaboard the Ruby Princess• 8 DAYS • NOVEMBER 11 - 1828.Come cruise the Caribbean with us aboard theGrand Class Ruby Princess. Grand Class ships arethe most beautiful and spacious in the Princessfleet. They have more of everything you wouldexpect in a 5-star floating resort - more spaciousstaterooms, more dining and entertainment optionsand more services, amenities and activities.Go for a swim in one of the pools; have a sauna andmassage in the spa; enjoy the aerobics and danceclasses; shop for duty-free bargains in the boutiqueor curl up with a book in the ship's library. Enjoy thecommentary on history and highlights of the portsby the on-board experts, which will help you decidewhich of the optional excursions will suit yourinterests. Or you may just want to relax in one of themany luxurious lounges with expansive windowsand watch the scenery glide by.As for food, Princess has introduced continuousdining options: the Pizzeria, two intimate diningrooms, a 24 hour international food court, outdoorgrill, afternoon tea service, ice cream sundae bars,patisserie and, of course, 24 hour room service.Special diets are not a problem.Staterooms are spacious and well appointed withtwin beds (convertible to queen size), colour TV,phone, safe, climate control, fridge, spaciousclosets and a private bathroom with shower only.From after-dinner drinks in one of the elegantlounges, to first-run films, to the excitement of thecasino, to a midnight dance or stroll on deck, thereis evening entertainment to suit every mood. Thespecialty is the incomparable Broadway-styleentertainment. The professionally producednightclub revues feature some of the finest dancers,singers, comedians and magicians.HOLIDAY INCLUSIONS• Flights with Air <strong>Canada</strong>• Cruise as described including port taxes,all meals, all activities and entertainment• PLUS ALL TOUR INCLUSIONS on Page 1COSTSper person, double occupancy, from Toronto,Montreal or OttawaInside cabin on Aloha or Riviera Deck .$2197Outside cabin on Emerald Deck(obstructed view) . . . . . .$2297Outside cabin on Plaza or Emerald Deck(clear view) . . . . . . . .$2497Outside cabin & balconyAloha or Riviera Deck . . . .$2597Single Supp. - add 40% (balconies add 60%)From Halifax add $290From Winnipeg or Calgary add $350From Edmonton or Vancouver add $450(Add-ons from western gateways include anovernight in Toronto prior to the cruise)
TENTATIVE ITINERARY FOR 8-DAY CARIBBEAN CRUISEDAY 1DAY 2DAY 3DAY 4DEPARTURE / FORT LAUDERDALE.We fly to Miami and upon arrival wetransfer to Fort Lauderdale and our cruiseship, the Ruby Princess. This evening weenjoy our first delicious dinner on board.PRINCESS CAYS, BAHAMAS. This isPrincess' private island, a tropicalplayground located amidst the unspoiledbeaches of South Eleuthera in theBahamas. This oasis of palms has invitinghammocks swaying in the breeze. Tocomplete the day, enjoy a lavish islandbarbeque served right on the beach fromthe Sea Breeze Grill.AT SEA. Time to relax, get acquaintedwith the ship and enjoy the endless arrayof facilities, activities and entertainment.ST. MAARTEN, DUTCH ANTILLES. St,Maarten is the smallest island in the worldever to have been partitioned betweentwo different nations. It has been sharedby the French and the Dutch for almost350 years. Each side has managed toretain much of its distinct culture.Between the two sides on the island,visitors will be able to find just about everykind of activity they might want for aperfect visit.DAY 5DAY 6DAY 7DAY 8ST. THOMAS, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS.This small island is surrounded by aseries of jagged bays, inlets and coveswith miles of beautiful beaches and greenmountains. In the lovely capital ofCharlotte Amalie you may explore thecolourful waterfront and cobbled streets,or take advantage of the outstandingduty-free shopping.GRAND TURK, TURKS & CAICOS. Thissmall island is bursting with 19th centuryCaribbean charm. Founded by BermudanSalt Rakers, its Bermudan British colonialarchitecture amidst the colourful,Caribbean-style local dwellings makeGrand Turk well worth a visit. Grand Turkis blessed with miles of quiet sugarybeaches and is close to severaluninhabited cays just waiting to beexplored.AT SEA. Following all of the excitingsightseeing of the past few days, a day torelax comes most welcome.FORT LAUDERDALE / HOME. Wearrive back in Fort Lauderdale in themorning and transfer to the airport for ourflight home.29.
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