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April 27 - May 5, 2013
From $1799 per person
Experience the celebrated cities and towns of Italy’s west coast and the charms of Provence as you sail aboard the beautifully appointed Oceania Cruises a haven of elegance. Set out from Athens and cruise the Mediterranean seas to Italy, first stopping in Sorrento, where you can explore the nearby ruins of Pompeii, the city famously frozen in time, or travel to Capri and admire its rustic Italian beauty. Next, visit the eternal city of Rome, home to marvelous wonders like the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and St. Peter’s Basilica. Continue to Livorno, gateway to the Tuscan countryside and the legendary cities of Florence and Pisa, two icons of art and architecture. Florence offers some of the world’s greatest Renaissance structures, and Pisa is home to the superb Field of Miracles with its remarkable Leaning Tower. Before concluding your voyage in Barcelona, explore the colorful French port of Marseille or venture into idyllic Provence and take in its charming medieval villages. Experience on this remarkable cruise to some of Italy’s most revered cities and more.
April 19-28, 2013
From $1,995 per person
Enjoy authentic Americana aboard the luxury steamboat American Queen and let this unique river voyage on the Mighty Mississippi bring Southern culture to life. Revel in the magic of steamboating—a true American pastime, while taking in the sights and sounds of iconic plantation homes and the distinctive music of the South.
August 5 - 12, 2013
From $1,999 per person
Embark on an adventure to Alaska and explore exciting towns woven together by the colorful threads of Native, Russian and American history. Breathtakingly beautiful and teeming with wildlife, Alaska presents a landscape so vast and unspoiled it continues to fascinate all who visit. Depart from Seattle and follow the Outside Passage north to Wrangell, one of the oldest settlements in Alaska. Cruise through sparkling azure waters lined by rugged mountains and marvel at the massive tidewater glaciers and towering granite walls of Tracy Arm fjord. Next visit Sitka, a town that claims a past as dramatic as its open-ocean setting, then sail to Ketchikan, “The Salmon Capital of the World,” famous for its outstanding array of native totem poles. Follow the Inside Passage south along Canada’s scenic coastline before concluding your voyage in cosmopolitan Vancouver.
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