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813 Abercrombie & Kent, 217 Aida Cruises, 684 Amazon River Index CRUISE LINES Abercrombie & Kent, 217 Easy Cruise, 684 Aida Cruises, 684 European Waterways, 397 Amazon River Cruises, 92 American Canadian Caribbean Line, Fred Olsen Cruise Line, 402 Inc., 224 French Country Waterways, Ltd., 411 American Cruise Line, 227 American West Steamboat Company, Grand Circle Cruises, 415 229 Great American River Journeys, 417 Bora Bora Cruises, 232 Hapag-Lloyd, 419 Hebridean Island Cruises, 685 Carnival Cruise Lines, 233 Holland America Line, 431 Celebrity Cruises, Inc., 253 Clipper Cruise Line, 282 Iberojet Cruises, 685 Club Med Cruises, 289 Continental Waterways, 217 Metropolitan Touring’s Galapagos Costa Cruise Lines, 294 Cruises, 443 Cruise West, 313 MSC Italian Cruises, 446 Crystal Cruises, 320 Cunard Line Ltd., 335 Norwegian Coastal Voyages, Inc., 464 Norwegian Cruise Line, 466 Delta Queen Steamboat Company, 377 Oceania Cruises, 479 Disney Cruise Line, 387 Orient Lines, 486 813 814 GUIDE TO THE CRUISE VACATION P & O Cruises, 492 Sonesta International Nile Cruises, 618 P & O Australia, 502 Star Clippers, Inc., 621 Page and Moy, 686 Star Cruises, 630 Peter Deilmann Cruises, 358 Swan Hellenic Cruises, 638 Princess Cruises, 504 Pullmanturs, 686 Thomson Cruises, 686 Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, 525 Uniworld, 645 Royal Caribbean International, 548 Victoria Cruises, Inc., 650 Saga Cruises, 686 Viking River Cruises, 656 Seabourn Cruise Line, 569 SeaDream Yacht Club, 596 Windjammer Barefoot Cruises, 668 Silja Line, 603 Windstar Cruises, 673 Silversea Cruises, Ltd., 606 World of Residensea, Ltd., 682 CRUISE SHIPS Actief, 217, 397 Ausonia, 685 Adrienne, 411 Austria, 784 Adventure of the Seas, 550 Armonia, 446 AidAaura, 684 AidAblu, 684 Bizet, 415 AidAcara, 684 Black Prince, 402, 686 AidAvita, 684 Black Watch, 402 Alouette, 217 Blue Dream, 686 Amadeus Classic, 783 Braemar, 402 Amadeus Symphony, 783 Bremen, 419 Amaryllis, 217 Brilliance of the Seas, 549 Amazing Grace, 668 American Eagle, 227 Caprice, 415 American Glory, 227 Caribbean Princess, 504 American Queen, 377 Carnival Conquest, 233 American Spirit, 227 Carnival Destiny, 233 Amsterdam, 431 Carnival Glory, 233 Anni, 783 Carnival Legend, 233 Anacoluthe, 217 Carnival Liberty, 233 Anjodi, 217, 397 Carnival Miracle, 233 Arcadia, 492 Carnival Pride, 233 A’Rosa Bella, 783 Carnival Spirit, 233 A’Rosa Donna, 783 Carnival Triumph, 233 A’Rosa Mia, 783 Carnival Valor, 233 Artemis, 492 Carnival Victory, 233 Aurora, 492 Casanova, 358 Index 815 Celebration, 234 Emerald, 685, 687 Century, 253 Empress of the North, 229 Cezanne, 358 Empress of the Seas, 548 Chanterelle, 415 Enchantment of the Seas, 548 Chardonnay, 415 Esprit, 411 Clipper Adventurer, 282 Europa, 419 Clipper Odyssey, 282 Explorer II, 217 Club Med 2, 289 Explorer of the Seas, 550 Columbia Queen, 417 Columbus, 419 Fantasy, 234 Constellation, 453 Fantome, 786 Coral Princess, 504 Fascination, 234 Costa Allegra, 294 Finnmarken, 464 Costa Atlantica, 294 Flying Cloud, 668 Costa Classica, 294 Fleur de Lys, 217 Costa Europa, 294 Flying Cloud, 668 Costa Fortuna, 295 Frederic Chopin, 358 Costa Magica, 295 Freedom of the Seas, 548 Costa Marina, 295 Frontier Spirit, 419 Costa Mediterranea, 295 Costa Romantica, 295 Galaxy, 253 Costa Tropicale, 295 Golden Princess, 505 Costa Victoria, 295 Grande Caribe, 224 Crown Princess, 504 Grande Mariner, 224 Crystal Serenity, 320 Grandeur of the Seas, 545 Crystal Symphony, 320 Grand Latino, 402 Grand Princess, 505 Danube Princess, 358 Grand Voyager, 685 Dawn Princess, 505 Debussy, 415 Hanseatic, 419 Delta Queen, 377 Hebridean Princess, 685 Deutschland, 358 Hebridean Spirit, 685 Diamond Princess, 505 Hirondelle, 218 Disney Magic, 387 Holiday, 234 Disney Wonder, 387 Holiday Dream, 686 Donaustar, 786 Horizon, 253 Douro Prince, 645 Horizon II, 411 Dresden, 358 Hotp, 787 East King, 217 Iberostar Mistral, 685 East Queen, 217 Imagination, 234 Eclipse, 217 Infinity, 253 Ecstasy, 234 Insignia, 479 Elation, 234 Inspiration, 234 816 GUIDE TO THE CRUISE VACATION Isabella II, 443 Mirabelle, 416 Island Princess, 504 Mississippi Queen, 377 Monarch of the Seas, 515 Jewel of the Seas, 549 Monterey, 446 Jubilee, 502 Moon Goddess, 618 Mozart, 359 Katharina, 359 Kong Harald, 464 Nantucket Clipper, 282 Königstein, 359 Napoleon, 218 Narvik, 464 L’Art de Vivre, 218, 397 Nautica, 479 La Belle Epoque, 218 Navigator of the Seas, 550 La Bonnie Amie, 218 Nenuphar, 411 L’Impressionniste, 218, 397 Niagra Prince, 224 Lafayette, 415 Nile Adventurer, 219 Lamar Law, 218 Nile Goddess, 618 Le Bonne Humeur, 228 Nordic Empress, 548 Le Bonne Vivant, 228 Nordkapp, 464 Legacy, 668 Nordlys, 464 Legend of the Seas, 548 Nordnorge, 464 Libellule, 218 Nordstjernen, 464 Liberte, 411 Norwegian Crown, 466 Lirica, 446 Norwegian Dawn, 466 Litote, 218 Norwegian Dream, 466 Litvinov, 645 Norwegian Jewel, 466 Lorraine, 218 Norwegian Majesty, 466 Norwegian Sea, 466 Maasdam, 431 Norwegian Sky, 469 Magna Carta, 218, 397 Norwegian Star, 467 Majesty of the Seas, 549 Norwegian Sun, 467 Mandalay, 668 Norwegian Wind, 467 Marco Polo, 486 Nymphea, 397 Mare Australis, 218 Marguerite, 416 Ocean Majesty, 686 Mariner of the Seas, 550 Ocean Monarch, 686 Marjorie, 218 Ocean Village, 685 Marjorie II, 218 Oceana, 492 Megastar Aries, 630 Oceanic, 686 Megastar Taurus, 630 Opera, 446 Melody, 415, 446 Oosterdam, 432 Mercury, 259 Oriana, 492 Midnat Sol, 464 Millenium, 254 Pacific, 686 Minerva II, 638 Pacific Explorer, 313 Index 817 Pacific Princess, 505 Road to Mandalay, 219 Pacific Sky, 502 Roi Soleil, 219 Pacific Sun, 502 Rosa, 397 Paradise, 234 Rotterdam, 431 Paul Gauguin, 525 Rousse, 792 Polarlys, 464 Royal Clipper, 621 Polynesia, 668 Ryndam, 431 Pride of Aloha, 467 Pride of America, 467 Safari Quest, 219 Princesa Cypria, 685 Saga Pearl, 686 Princesa Marissa, 685 Saga Rose, 686 Princess, 411 Saga Ruby, 686 Princess de Provence, 359 Santa Cruz, 443 Princess Royale, 416 Sapphire, 685 Prinsendam, 431 Sapphire Princess, 505 Provence, 359 Saxonia, 645 Scottish Highlander, 219, 398 Queen Elizabeth 2, 335 Sea Princess, 505 Queen Mary 2, 335 Seabourn Legend, 537 Queen of the West, 229 Seabourn Pride, 537 Seabourn Spirit, 537 Radiance of the Seas, 549 Sea Cloud I & II, 219, 587 Regal Empress, 791 SeaDream I and II, 596 Regal Princess, 504 Seine Princess, 646 Regatta, 479 Sensation, 234 Rhapsody, 415, 446 Serenade, 685 Rhapsody of the Seas, 549 Serenade of the Seas, 549 Rhone Princess, 645 Serenite, 398 Richard With, 464 Seven Seas Mariner, 525 River Adagio, 415 Seven Seas Navigator, 525 River Aria, 415 Seven Seas Voyager, 525 River Cloud, 219, 587 Shannon Princess II, 219, 398 River Cloud II, 219, 587 Silja Europa, 603 River Concerto, 415 Silja Festival, 603 River Countess, 645 Silja Finnjet, 603 River Duchess, 645 Silja Opera, 603 River Empress, 645 Silja Serenade, 603 River Harmony, 415 Silja Symphony, 603 River Hathor, 415 Silver Cloud, 606 River Melody, 415 Silver Shadow, 606 River Princess, 645 Silver Whisper, 606 River Queen, 645 Silver Wind, 606 River Rhapsody, 415 Sinfonia, 446 River Symphony, 415 Sovereign of the Seas, 549 818 GUIDE TO THE CRUISE VACATION Spirit of ‘98, 313 Viking Burgundy, 656 Spirit of Alaska, 313 Viking Danube, 656 Spirit of Columbia, 313 Viking Century Sky, 656 Spirit of Discovery, 313 Viking Century Star, 656 Spirit of Endeavor, 313 Viking Danube, 656 Spirit of Oceanus, 313 Viking Deutschland, 656 Splendor of the Seas, 549 Viking Europe, 656 Star Clipper, 621 Viking Fontane, 656 Star Flyer, 621 Viking Heine, 656 Star Pisces, 630 Viking Helvetia, 656 Star Princess, 505 Viking Kirov, 656 Statendam, 432 Viking Lavinenkov, 656 Summit, 254 Viking Neptune, 656 Sun Boat III, 220 Viking Normandie, 656 Sun Boat IV, 220 Viking Pakhomov, 656 Sun Bird, 794 Viking Peterhof, 656 Sun Goddess, 618 Viking Pride, 656 Sun Princess 505 Viking Primadonna, 656 Superstar Gemini, 630 Viking Schuman, 656 Superstar Virgo, 630 Viking Seine, 656 Viking Sky, 656 Tahitian Princess, 505 Viking Spirit, 656 The World, 682 Viking Star, 656 Thomson Celebration, 687 Viking Sun, 656 Thomson Destiny, 687 Viking Sukrkov, 656 Thomson Spirit, 685, 687 Vision of the Seas, 550 Ti’a Moana, 232 Volendam, 432 Tolstoy, 646 Voyager of the Seas, 550 Trollfjord, 464 Tu Moana, 232 Wasa Queen, 556 Tut, 794 Westerdam, 432 Wind Spirit, 673 Veendam, 432 Wind Star, 673 Venezia, 646 Wind Surf, 673 Vesteralen, 465 Victoria Empress, 650 Xpeditions, 254 Victoria Katarina, 650 Victoria Pearl, 795 Yankee Clipper, 668 Victoria Princess, 795 Yesenin, 646 Victoria Prince, 650 Yorktown Clipper, 282 Victoria Queen, 650 Victoria Rose, 650 Zaandam, 432 Victoria Star, 650 Zenith, 254 Viking Britiannia, 656 Zuiderdam, 432 Index 819 PORTS OF CALL Acapulco, 155 Borneo, 144 Alaska, 141 Bratislava, 123 Alexandria, 100 Brazil, 94 Algeciras, 116 Bridgetown, 71 Algeria, 97 British Columbia, 143 Algiers, 97 British Virgin Islands, 88 Alter do Chao, 93 Brunei, 145 Amalfi, 111 Buck Island, 90 Amsterdam, 135 Budapest, 124 Anguilla, 68 Buenos Aires, 93 Antalya, 121 Bulgaria, 97 Antigua, 69 Antsiranara, 173 Cabo San Lucas, 156 Argentina, 93 Cadiz, 117 Aride, 179 Canary Islands, 118 Arles, 129 Cancún, 79 Aruba, 75 Cannes, 101 Auckland, 159 Cap Haitien, 77 Australia, 142 Capri, 111 Caribbean, 67 Bahamas, the, 67 Cartagena, 95 Balearic Islands, 118 Casablanca, 115 Bali, 152 Castries, 84 Baltic, the, 121 Cayman Islands, 72 Bangkok, 167 Charlestown, 84 Barbados, 71 Chichen Itza, 80 Barcelona, 117 Christchurch, 159 Barrier Reef, 143 Christiansted, 91 Basel, 132 Civitavecchia Port of Rome, 108 Basse-Terre, 76, 83 Cochem, 133 Bay of Islands, 159 Cologne, 133 Belem, 92 Columbia, 94 Bergen, 136 Comores Islands,
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