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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS CRUISEFEB. 20 - MAR. 1, 202011 DAYS • 20 MEALSALLIED’S TOUR HIGHLIGHTS•Overnight on Waikiki Beach•Two days in Maui•Hilo•Kona•Two days in Kauai•Hawaiian Luau in Kauai•Pearl Harbor/U.S.S. Arizona Tour/Honolulu City Highlights•20 Meals•Tour Host (with minimum of 16passengers)Optional Tours: Each port in Hawaiihas optional tours so you can explorethe island.Tour Host -Diane RoeckerDEPARTURE CITIESOmaha, Council Bluffs, Lincoln,Grand Island, Norfolk, Columbus,Fremont, & Sioux CityPHOTO ID REQUIREDRATES$4,149 Inside, Category IB,pp (dbl)$4,924 Balcony, Category BD,pp (dbl)Rates for Outside Cabin, single ortriple rates available upon request.Rates to fly from other U.S. cities arealso available upon request.Departures from Omaha airport candeduct $50 per person.TOUR ACTIVITY LEVELAboard NCL's Pride ofAmericaSay “aloha” to a wonderful vacation inHawaii. Visit four islands in seven days,including overnight stays in Maui and Kauai,which means you are on an island everyday of your cruise. The Pride of America will welcomeyou aboard with a casual “island” vibe that reflectsthe laid back Hawaiian culture. Formal night on theship means a Hawaiian shirt or sundress. And NCL’s“freestyle” cruising means there are no fixed diningtimes or pre-assigned seating.DAY 1 • TRANSFER TO OMAHAPre-departure package is included in the tour rate,including airport shuttles and pre-departure overnightaccommodations in Omaha.DAY 2•FLY TO OAHURise and shine for our early morning transfer to theairport for our flight to Honolulu on the island of Oahu,one of the single most dreamed-of vacation spots in theworld! Overnight at the Outrigger Reef Waikiki BeachResort.DAY 3•OAHU (D)Enjoy a relaxing morning in Honolulu. Take a morningswim, walk along Waikiki Beach or visit the local shops.This afternoon we will board the Pride of America forour Hawaii cruise.DAY 4 & 5•MAUI (B, L, D)After a restful night on board, it’s time to enjoy thebeautiful island of Maui. You’ll have lots of optionalshore excursions to choose from for your next two daysof touring. Mt. Haleakala is the world’s largest dormantvolcano and a must-see natural wonder. PicturesqueLahaina has a colorful history and great shopping. TheSacred ‘Iao Valley is lush with waterfalls. KaanapaliBeach offers amazing snorkeling off Black Rock. Let aprofessional drive you along the stunning 50-mile roadto Hana.DAY 6•HILO (B, L, D)From the awesome power of lava-spewing Kilauea, tothe serenity of tropical Hilo, to the upbeat warmth ofKona, the big island has many optional tours to offer.Hilo is on the lush tropical side of the island. The aridbeauty of the Kilauea Volcano is just 60 minutes away.Pick from several optional tours such as volcano tours,horseback riding or sport fishing.DAY 7•KONA (B, L, D)We cruise around to the other side of the Big Island tovisit Kona. Learn the history of the famous Kona coffeebean at the Uchida Coffee Farm. Explore Hawaii’scultural past on the Historic Kailua Village WalkingTour or experience Kona Coast snorkeling or SCUBAdiving in hidden sea caves and giant lava tubes. TheBig Island of Hawaii has a kaleidoscope of choices—PAY BY CHECK & SAVE$100 PPdiscover your favorites. Tonight you will get to watchanother stunning sunset from the ship.DAY 8 & 9•KAUAI (B, L, D)The next two days you will be on the Garden Isle withlush vegetation, flowers, birds, and wildlife. Kauai ishome to the wettest spot on earth—Mt. Wai’ale’aleaverages 485 inches per year—and as a result is aslush and verdant as any paradise imaginable. Choosefrom optional tours such as touring stunning WaimeaCanyon, visiting the romantic Fern Grotto, ziplining,or kayaking. Our Allied travelers will gather for aHawaiian Luau with dinner on Day 8.DAY 10•HONOLULU (B)We return to Oahu this morning after a beautiful weekof cruising the Hawaiian Islands. We’ve included atour to Pearl Harbor, the U.S.S. Arizona Memorial andHonolulu City Highlights today. We board the planethis evening for our overnight flight to Omaha.DAY 11•ARRIVE HOME6 Call 1-800-672-1009 for reservations, availability & additional information.
PANAMA CANAL TRANSIT CRUISEFEB. 28 - MAR. 15, 202017 DAYS • 45 MEALSALLIED’S TOUR HIGHLIGHTS•Pre-cruise overnight stay in LosAngeles•Ports of Call:Puerto Vallarta, MexicoHuatulco, MexicoSan Juan del Sur, NicaraguaPuntarenas, Costa RicaFuerte Amador, PanamaCartagena, Columbia•Full Panama Canal Transit•45 Meals•Tour Host (with a minimum of 16passengers)Tour Host -Roxie MulderDEPARTURE CITIESOmaha, Council Bluffs, Lincoln,Grand Island, Norfolk, Columbus,Fremont, Sioux City, Luverne, MN,& Sioux Falls, SDPASSPORT REQUIREDRATES$3,899 Inside ID, pp (dbl)$4,569 Outside OF, pp (dbl)$4,894 Balcony BD, pp (dbl)$5,499 MB Mini Suite, pp (dbl)Suites, single or triple rates areavailable upon request. Rates tofly from Des Moines and otherU.S. Cities are also available uponrequest.TOUR ACTIVITY LEVELTHE PANAMA CANALIn 1967, Princess was the first cruise line tosail the Panama Canal, and today, they arethe #1 cruise line sailing to this incredibledestination.Sail from Los Angeles, south along thePacific, thru the Panama Canal and back toFort Lauderdale via the Caribbean. Learn about thishistoric 48-mile waterway in Panama that connects theAtlantic Ocean with the Pacific Ocean.DAY 1•OMAHA/LOS ANGELESOur winter escape begins with transfers to Omaha andflight to Los Angeles. Overnight Los Angeles, CADAY 2•BOARD THE EMERALD PRINCESS (B, D)After a leisurely morning, we transfer to the port toboard the beautiful Emerald Princess. The attentiveservice from the friendly Princess staff will make youfeel right at home.DAY 3 & 4•AT SEA (B, L, D)Enjoy two days at sea where you can de-stress.Explore the ship's swimming pool, boutiques, and spas.You will want to make sure you have your optionalshore excursions booked for our upcoming ports of call.(Shore excursions at additional cost.)DAY 5•PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO (B, L, D)The beautiful climate and palm-lined beaches of PuertoVallarta will call you ashore. Visit the historic Church ofthe Lady of Guadalupe. Swim with the dolphins. Thereare lots of fun optional excursions!DAY 6•AT SEA (B, L, D)Enjoy a day at sea to relax or enjoy the activities onboard such as dance lessons, culinary demonstrations,wine tasting classes or maybe you’d like a massage orfacial at the Lotus Spa.DAY 7•HUATULCO, MEXICO (B, L, D)Huatulco is a tropical Eden with crystalline waters,coral reefs, and uncrowded beaches. Its stunning bayis famed for its “sleeping man” rock formation and“blowhole.” Enjoy a snorkeling excursion, culinary tour,or cultural exploration.DAY 8•AT SEA (B, L, D)Once again, the choices are many. Take in an Art Auction.Hit the Sports Court. Enjoy afternoon tea. Join in a gameof bridge. Or relax with a good book by the pool.DAY 9•SAN JUAN DEL SUR, NICARAGUA (B, L, D)(TENDER TO PORT)Nicaragua has stunning landscapes, vast culturaltreasures and intriguing history. From strolling thecobblestone streets of colonial Granada on LakeNicaragua to exploring one of the many volcanoes,this port has something for even the most seasonedtraveler.PAY BY CHECK & SAVE$100 PPDAY 10•PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA (B, L, D)Hailed as the "Switzerland of the Americas," Costa Ricalies between two oceans and two continents. Optionalexcursions offer the chance to see wildlife, ride a train,enjoy a river cruise, view tropical gardens, explore therainforest via aerial tram, visit the capital of San Joseand much more!DAY 11•AT SEA (B, L, D)Learn about the Panama Canal at an onboard lectureor film presentation.DAY 12•FUERTE AMADOR, PANAMA (FORPANAMA CITY) (TENDER TO PORT) (B, L, D)This port is the gateway to our transit of the PanamaCanal. From here you can take excursions to tour“Colonial Panama,” take a rail excursion along thecanal, or meet the Embera Indians.DAY 13•PANAMA CANAL TRANSIT/COLON,PANAMA (B, L, D)Today enter the impressive Panama Canal thru the MiraFlores Locks. Our early morning crossing takes us thruthe new locks!DAY 14•CARTAGENA, COLUMBIA (B, L, D)Steeped in history, this interesting city shows theinfluences of the Spanish Empire on the New World.Excursions offer visits to the “Old City,” San PedroClaver Church, Castillo de San Felipe Fortress or canoethe mangrove tunnels and visit the National Aviary.DAY 15 & 16•AT SEA (B, L, D)Share stories with fellow passengers of the interestingexcursions you enjoyed in Panama and the highlights ofyour transit thru this man-made wonder.DAY 17•FT. LAUDERDALE/FLIGHT HOME (B)It’s time to disembark for our return flight to Omahaafter a wonderful winter escape.Learn more: AlliedTT.com Follow us: facebook.com/AlliedTT Email us: Info@AlliedTT.com 7
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