Free Cabin Upgrades On NCV Expedition Voyages To Antarctica And The Chilean Fjords
Sunday October 9, 2005
Norwegian Coastal Voyage has announced free cabin upgrades on new bookings of its 19-day, air-inclusive Expedition Voyages to Antarctica and the Chilean Fjords, departing on alternating Wednesdays from Buenos Aires and Santiago between November 2 and December 21, 2005. Double and single occupancy inside cabins, offered at $4,980 per person, are upgraded to best available outside cabin; paying $4,760 per person for a triple occupancy outside cabin results in an upgrade to the best available outside cabin. AARP members receive an additional $150 per cabin reduction.
Free Cabin Upgrades On NCV Expedition Voyages To Antarctica And The Chilean Fjords
New York, September 2005 -- Norwegian Coastal Voyage has announced free cabin upgrades on new bookings of its 19-day, air-inclusive Expedition Voyages to Antarctica and the Chilean Fjords, departing on alternating Wednesdays from Buenos Aires and Santiago between November 2 and December 21, 2005. Double and single occupancy inside cabins, offered at $4,980 per person, are upgraded to best available outside cabin; paying $4,760 per person for a triple occupancy outside cabin results in an upgrade to the best available outside cabin. AARP members receive an additional $150 per cabin reduction.
The cruise tour, aboard the 481-berth MS Nordkapp or the 464-berth MS Nordnorge, both rated Ice Class C and limited to 350 passengers, combines stays in Buenos Aires and Santiago, the lively capital cities of Argentina and Chile, with a 15-day soft-adventure cruise between Ushuaia, Argentina, the world's southernmost city, and Puerto Montt, Chile. The itinerary features naturalist guides, noted guest lecturers and PolarCirkel boat landings, sails across the Drake Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula, past desolate Cape Horn, through narrow Lemaire and Neumayer Channels, and along the Strait of Magellan and the rugged Chilean coast, taking in the White Continent’s glaciers and icebergs, gentoo penguins, humpback and killer whales, elephant and fur seals, and Antarctic terns as well as Chile’s fjords, snow-capped mountains and fishing villages. Landings, weather-permitting, include Yankee Harbor on Greenwich Island, Half Moon Island, Whalers Bay on Deception Island, Almirante Brown in Paradise Harbor, Cuverville Island, Port Lockroy and Cape Horn.
Rates include round-trip Lan flights from New York, intra-regional flights, five-star hotels and breakfast in Buenos Aires and Santiago, all meals aboard ship, naturalist guides, guest lecturers, some shore excursions, port charges, air taxes and transfers. Add-on airfares from other gateways, optional excursions and extra hotel nights are available.
The offer doesn't apply to suites and junior suites and is limited and based on availability. Upgrade is not guaranteed and is confirmed upon embarkation, at which time cabins are assigned.
Reservations can be obtained from Norwegian Coastal Voyage, (800) 323-7436 or (212) 319-1300; for brochures, (800) 666-2374, 24 hours a day; web site www.norwegiancoastalvoyage.us.
Press Release Source: Gillies and Zaiser for Norwegian Coastal Voyage
Dateline: September 2005
Free Cabin Upgrades On NCV Expedition Voyages To Antarctica And The Chilean Fjords
New York, September 2005 -- Norwegian Coastal Voyage has announced free cabin upgrades on new bookings of its 19-day, air-inclusive Expedition Voyages to Antarctica and the Chilean Fjords, departing on alternating Wednesdays from Buenos Aires and Santiago between November 2 and December 21, 2005. Double and single occupancy inside cabins, offered at $4,980 per person, are upgraded to best available outside cabin; paying $4,760 per person for a triple occupancy outside cabin results in an upgrade to the best available outside cabin. AARP members receive an additional $150 per cabin reduction.
The cruise tour, aboard the 481-berth MS Nordkapp or the 464-berth MS Nordnorge, both rated Ice Class C and limited to 350 passengers, combines stays in Buenos Aires and Santiago, the lively capital cities of Argentina and Chile, with a 15-day soft-adventure cruise between Ushuaia, Argentina, the world's southernmost city, and Puerto Montt, Chile. The itinerary features naturalist guides, noted guest lecturers and PolarCirkel boat landings, sails across the Drake Passage to the Antarctic Peninsula, past desolate Cape Horn, through narrow Lemaire and Neumayer Channels, and along the Strait of Magellan and the rugged Chilean coast, taking in the White Continent’s glaciers and icebergs, gentoo penguins, humpback and killer whales, elephant and fur seals, and Antarctic terns as well as Chile’s fjords, snow-capped mountains and fishing villages. Landings, weather-permitting, include Yankee Harbor on Greenwich Island, Half Moon Island, Whalers Bay on Deception Island, Almirante Brown in Paradise Harbor, Cuverville Island, Port Lockroy and Cape Horn.
Rates include round-trip Lan flights from New York, intra-regional flights, five-star hotels and breakfast in Buenos Aires and Santiago, all meals aboard ship, naturalist guides, guest lecturers, some shore excursions, port charges, air taxes and transfers. Add-on airfares from other gateways, optional excursions and extra hotel nights are available.
The offer doesn't apply to suites and junior suites and is limited and based on availability. Upgrade is not guaranteed and is confirmed upon embarkation, at which time cabins are assigned.
Reservations can be obtained from Norwegian Coastal Voyage, (800) 323-7436 or (212) 319-1300; for brochures, (800) 666-2374, 24 hours a day; web site www.norwegiancoastalvoyage.us.
Press Release Source: Gillies and Zaiser for Norwegian Coastal Voyage
Dateline: September 2005
Comments
No comments yet. Leave a Comment