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Costa Cruises Dubai United Arab Emirates Oman 2014.Pdf TWO SHIPS AND TWO DIFFERENT ITINERARIES ON A VOYAGE WITH TWO SOULS. Leave the cold weather and dark winter days behind you and treat yourself to the sun and light of Dubai, United Arab Emirates and Oman from November to March. Two ships, Costa Fortuna and Costa neoRiviera, and two itineraries, for a wonderful experience just 5 hours by plane from Italy. It’s a far-off world – but one that’s within easy reach – that can enrich your soul like few other places in the world with its continuous blend of the very old and the very new. Contrasting emotions with nature and culture, future and tradition, to be experienced as you totally relax on an emerald green sea. You’ll have all the time you need, with a brand new addition of lots of stopovers lasting more than a day, so that you can really live every port of call to the full. And you can be safe in the knowledge that you’re on an already hugely successful cruise that Costa has been offering since 2006 and has finely tuned year after year to ensure it’s perfect for you too. Muscat Dubai Dubai, Costa and you. A fantastic world to be explored in two different ways. With Costa Fortuna and Costa neoRiviera. Dubai A thousand and one nights − yesterday and today, where the future is already here. TRADITION. INNOVATION. AND INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL NATURE. Abu Dhabi Dubai No other holiday offers you such a wide range of thrills and experiences to be shared together, in a far-off, uniquely intriguing culture. From December to March Costa Fortuna will take you to discover a place where tradition lives side by side with the latest innovations, mankind’s historical works with works from the future, and the wonders of nature with beaches, sea and desert reign supreme. With a brand new stop of more than one day in Muscat and a long stopover at Abu Dhabi, time is on your side. There are over thirty excursions for you to enjoy, so that you can plan your holiday just how you want: either relaxing or always discovering something new, visiting the classic sights or experimenting with more unusual experiences, like learning more about the ancient art of falconry. And if that’s not enough, let your adventurous spirit lead the way with a private excursion accompanied by just a few friends. The thousand and one nights™ With Costa Fortuna 8 days/7 nights Departing from Dubai What our Costa guests think “1001 delights... route very well studied, combining stunning architecture, the magic of the desert, traditions and magnificent white sand beaches, discovering places still off the beaten track”. Karine “It was the best holiday we ever did. Wonderfull ship, good food... And we visited Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Oman and the Emirates. We really loved this cruise and I hope to make one more in the future”. Annie&Hans “Great experience round trip out of Dubai... a smaller ship, a memorable trip. To enjoy yourself even more - get to know and talk with the crew. They are super people!”. Barbara “The best seven nights holiday a family with two teenagers could ever ask for. A stunning cruise”. Wessel Sources: Log on to: www.costacruises.co.uk to see even more comments Oman Sea or sky, desert or city, relaxing or exploring: every excursion is unique here. DISCOVER ALL THE EXCURSIONS ON: WWW.COSTACRUISES.CO.UK DUBAi MUSCAT Welcome to the city where anything is Staying more than one day here will allow you Dubai possible, whether it’s daytime or even at to appreciate it in all its beauty and see Oman’s night - an unforgettable port of call like no most evocative sights, where nature is wild, other. Thanks to the long stopover, you can powerful and enchanting. You can explore it experience Dubai just how you want: on on the blue waters of Musandam Bay on board foot, in a limousine or a jeep, by seaplane a traditional dhow. Or on a jeep through the or helicopter, on the sand or on skis on the canyons that take you to Wadi Al Arbeieen. Or snow, swimming with dolphins, in respectful in the Wahiba Sands, the great Omani desert. silence in places of worship or in the buzz of In Arabic Muscat means “anchorage”. Delve the traditional markets or the most high-tech into everyday life in Old Muscat and the Muttrah malls in the world, or have some tea and then souk, and breathe in the profound spirituality dinner at the Atlantis, the two billion dollar of the Grand Mosque. Try the dates, tea and hotel. And if that isn’t enough, you can make sweets, they’re like nothing you’ve ever tasted - your own made-to-measure private excursion, before a typical dinner, perhaps, under the stars with driver and personal guide. of the Arabian night. JebelKHASAB Harim, the Mountain of Women. High YouABU can DHABi sit at the wheel of a Ferrari in the first theme Abu Dhabi up, 2,180 metres above sea level, you can park dedicated to the famous red cars, hold a real admire one of the most spectacular sights falcon on your arm and watch it fly, play golf on one of the Musandam peninsula, with gorges of the most incredible greens in the world, find out and canyons shaped by nature, the ultimate how the Guggenheim and Louvre in the Persian sculptor. And to round off, a majestic journey Gulf are shaping up, contemplate the holiness of by jeep of extraordinary, primordial beauty, the brilliant white Sheik Zayed Grand Mosque, treat passing by valleys, acacia forests, Bedouin yourself to a barbeque in Al Khatim desert, or head villages, palm trees and wadis. If you prefer for the top of its dunes, the highest in the world. But to stay closer to the sea, a dhow will take that’s not all, you can look out along the Corniche, you through beautiful waters and past bright and take in the view of the Manhattan skyline of the chalk cliffs to Telegraph Island, where you Persian Gulf… can take a dip in a sea that you will never Abu Dhabi is so intense and incredible that you forget. know you’ll never experience anything like it again. THE THOUSAND ONE NIGHTS ITINERARY™ WITH COSTA FORTUNA KHASAB Muscat DUBAi ABU DHABi Khasab MUSCAT Every stop will be a memory to add to the most beautiful journeys you have ever taken. Dubai The thousand and one nights™ With Costa Fortuna 8 days/7 nights Departing from Dubai Dubai DUBAI DAYS ARR. DEP. UNITED ARAB 1° Fri DUBAI (emb. from 20.00) - EMIRATES 2° Sat DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) - 10.30 AND OMAN 3° Sun MUSCAT (Oman) 08.30 - 4° Mon MUSCAT (Oman) - 14.00 5° Tue KHASAB (Oman) 08.00 16.00 6° Wed ABU DHABI (United Arab Emirates) 09.00 23.00 PRICES STARTING FROM 7° Thu DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) 08.00 - INSIDE CABINS 8° Fri DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) - From * £ p/p OUTSIDE249 CABINS From * £ p/p BALCONY449 CABINS From Departing 2013/2014 on Costa Fortuna *p/p £ 599 Embarkation port december january february mars *Prices are cruise only referred to the 3, Dubai 20 27 3 10 17 24 31 7 14 21 28 7 14 21 10, 17 january 2014 departures on Costa Fortuna from Dubai. Prices are subject to 1* 2* availability. Flights, transfers or hotel stays 1* Christmas Cruise and the mandatory service charge are not 2* New Year’s Eve Cruise included. Port charges included. For more informations about itineraries, documents and excursions please visit our website: www.costacruises.co.uk For reservations please visit our website www.costacruises.co.uk or call 0800 389 0622 or by asking your travel agent Costa Fortuna A new ship and a new itinerary full of ancient magic. COSTA neoRIVIERA IS HERE: TIME IS ON YOUR SIDE. Al Maya A new ship joins the Costa fleet that provides an even more relaxing way to cruise: short distances and long stops so that you can experience every nuance of the destinations you call at. On the new “Emirates in style” itinerary from November to February, Costa neoRiviera will take you on a holiday that is the epitome of slow travelling, to cities with an exotic flavour where forts, mosques and skyscrapers sit side by side and thrilling nature is all around. You will see what night is like in these far-off lands where the warm wind carries with it stories of ancient times and the thousand lights of metropolises that never sleep. But there’s more: you can try the exclusive thrill of an excursion to a private island: Al Maya, a diamond in the sea near Abu Dhabi, to spend the day totally relaxing in a crystal clear sea. A new experience at your own pace, with lots of treats on board too, such as dinner at your preferred time. Oman New itinerary with Costa neoRiviera EMIRATES IN STYLE ITINERARY WITH COSTA neoRIVIERA Dubai (StopoverDUBA of more thani one day) Abu Dhabi ABU DHABi (StopoverAl Maya of more Island than one day) Muscat (StopoverMUSCA of more thanT one day) You can be one of the first to discover Costa neoRiviera, following in the footsteps of the sheiks of yesterday and today. Abu Dhabi Emirates in style With Costa neoRiviera 8 days/7 nights Departing from Dubai Abu Dhabi DUBAI DAYS ARR. DEP. UNITED ARAB 1° Sun DUBAI (emb. from 20.00) - EMIRATES 2° Mon DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) - 13.00 3° Tue MUSCAT (Oman) 09.00 - AND OMAN 4° Wed MUSCAT (Oman) - 13.00 5° Thu ABU DHABI (United Arab Emirates) 14.00 - 6° Fri ABU DHABI (United Arab Emirates) - 18.00 PRICES STARTING FROM 7° Sat DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) 08.00 - INSIDE CABINS 8° Sun DUBAI (United Arab Emirates) - From * £ p/p OUTSIDE199 CABINS From * £ p/p MINI SUITE299 CABINS From Departing 2013/2014 on Costa neoRiviera *p/p £ Embarkation port november december january february 599 th *Prices are cruise only referred to the 24 Dubai 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 2 november and 1st december 2014 departures on Costa neoRiviera from Dubai.
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