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Page & Moy’s 2008/09 brochure offers a superb choice of world cruises using Ocean Majesty and other world-leading cruise lines, to take you to some stunning destinations – relaxed and in style. Cruises are offered from the UK to the Greek Island and beyond, so there really is something to suit everyone.
Page 47: Panama Panorama (see this page) ...Limon (Costa Rica), Key West, Boston Miami, Santa Marta (Colombia), Cartagena (Colombia), Panama Canal, Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), Cabo San... ...Mexico), Puerto Vallarta (Mexico), Acapulco, Panama Canal, Cartagena (Colombia), Oranjestad (Aruba), Willemstad (Curacao), Miami
£1395 £1595...
Island Cruises aims to offer relaxed, friendly and informal cruises aboard their two ships Island Star and Island Escape.
Page 54: Caribbean cruises (see this page) Cruises Latin Caribbean
Aruba
Island Star
Latin Caribbean
15 Nights
Whether its the incredible food, the spectacular scenery... ...calypso the night away in one of the many bars. Day 3
Cartagena, Colombia
Hot and sultry Cartagena is a World Heritage Site, bursting with colour...
From small & friendly to the major cruise lines as well as cruise & stay
Travelsphere has produced an easy to use brochure offering three types of cruises: small & friendly, major cruise lines and cruise & stay. There is something to suit every taste for those who want to voyage on water.
Page 48: Princess Cruises > Panama Panorama (see this page) ...Puerto Corinto, Nicaragua Puntarenas, Costa Rica Panama Canal Cartagena, Colombia Aruba Fort Lauderdale
16 nights
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£1395
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PANAMA... ...teeming wildlife during a day of sheer magic. DAY 12 - Cartagena, Colombia Arrive 0830 Depart 1400 Influenced by its Spanish colonial past...
