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Cruises Caribbean Bound Casablanca, Mo ro cco Island Star Caribbean Bound 19 Nights Nov 2008 Follow in the wake of Columbus and discover a new world by sea. After enjoying the rich cultures of Cadiz and Casablanca, youll set off across the Atlantic. Take in the early colonial settlements of Madeira and Bermuda before you reach the Caribbean islands of Antigua, Martinique and St Lucia, where green mountains meet with white coral sands and blue seas. Day 1  16 Nov 08 Day 5 Day 16 Fly UK/Marseille, France Land in Marseille, famed for its rich multicultural mix which has produced a city crammed with great bars, cafés and restaurants. Day 2 Cruising Day 6 Antigua The coral reefs and sheltered sandy bays of Antigua make for blissfully picturesque surroundings, but there is more to the island than just natural beauty. Take a journey into sporting history with our Cricket Legends tour, including a trip to the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, built for the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup. Day 17 Funchal, Madeira A lush emerald-green gem of an island well known for its fine wine and pleasant climate, Madeira is also blessed with many cool mountains and luxuriant forests that are well worth exploring. On the other hand, laid-back Funchals Sacred Art Museum and Sé Cathedral make it an ideal location for taking in some culture. Days 7-12 Cruising Day 3 Cadiz, Spain Here the fortified walls of one of Europes most ancient cities rise dramatically from the broad sweep of Spains Atlantic coastline. Inside, you can absorb thousands of years of history or relax with a traditional tipple whilst watching a captivating flamenco dance. Day 4 Martinique Martinique serves up a distinctive blend of French and West Indian culture. Bask on the stunning sandy beaches, enjoy sumptuous cuisine that draws influences from Toulouse to Trinidad, or take a kayak trip into the mangroves and get up close to the Caribbean wildlife. Day 18 Cruising Day 13 Bermuda Casablanca, Morocco This exotic city lies on the very edge of the Old World, where European and African cultures have mingled for centuries. Spend a few hours exploring the maze of colourful streets in the Old Town. Immerse yourself in its bustling atmosphere and try your hand at haggling for some beautiful local handicrafts, or order some sumptuous Moroccan cuisine. Step ashore into the appealingly quaint world of this old-school British colony set amongst pink beaches and azure seas. Kept mild year round by the Gulf Stream, Bermuda boasts fantastic shopping, a sedate pace of life and some lovely period attractions. Why not try high tea at the top of an old lighthouse, or explore a grand old colonial mansion? Days 14-15 St Lucia Jewel of the beautiful Windward Islands, St Lucia is perhaps the most romantic spot in the West Indies. Soak up this island Eden of dazzling white-sand coastlines and soaring forest-clad mountains. Lie back, sip a freshly squeezed tropical fruit juice and enjoy a perfect end to your voyage. Day 19  4 Dec 08 Cruising Barbados/Fly UK (overnight) 58 book online at islandcruises.com, call 0161 772 8600 or visit your local travel agent