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Sea Cloud Ii 2018 Dear Windjammer Friends and Fans! SEA CLOUD · SEA CLOUD II 2018 Dear Windjammer Friends and Fans! Anyone who has ever crossed the high seas with a windjammer knows it well, this unique yearning for the wide ocean and the freedom under sail. For many years now, our two elegant yachts have been sailing in some of the world’s most beautiful waters – and have still lost none of their fascination. At SEA CLOUD CRUISES, it gives us great pleasure that there are so many fans among you, who share our passion and are keen to join our sailing trips time and again. Your unfailing enthusiasm continues to be incentive and motivation for us to create new exciting routes and contrive different entertaining topics. Whether you are new to the world of windjammers or widely travelled circum- navigator – we hope you will take renewed inspiration from the fascinating impressions we offer you in 2018! Welcome on board! Your SEA CLOUD CRUISES Team 2 3 Index The SEA CLOUD’s unique history ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 – 9 The world of SEA CLOUD CRUISES ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10 – 21 SEA CLOUD – the legend beneath white sails ....................................................................................................................................................... 22 – 25 Travel pages ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 53 – 77 Destinations 2018: Lesser Antilles, Grenadines, British Virgin Islands, Cuba, Central America, Panama and Panama Canal, Costa Rica, Western Mediterranean, southern Spain, Adriatic Sea, Morocco, Canary Islands Cabins, deck plan, technical data and sail diagram .......................................................................................................................................... 78 – 81 SEA CLOUD II – luxury cruise meets sailing experience ......................................................................................................................................... 26 – 29 Travel pages ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 83 – 117 Destinations 2018: Lesser Antilles, Grenadines, British Virgin Islands, Western Mediterranean, Iberian Peninsula, Morocco, Canary Islands, Atlantic Coast, Baltic Sea, Great Britain Cabins, deck plan, technical data and sail diagram .......................................................................................................................................... 118 – 121 Overview map of the cruising areas ...................................................................................................................................................................... 30 – 31 Introducing: our destinations ................................................................................................................................................................................ 32 – 43 Introducing: our types of travel ............................................................................................................................................................................. 44 – 51 Included services .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 122 Appealing added features .................................................................................................................................................................................... 123 Newsletter: details and advantages ....................................................................................................................................................................... 123 Collaborative partners: ELECT, FEINE PRIVATHOTELS and HanseMerkur .................................................................................................................... 124 Wedding and honeymoon on board ....................................................................................................................................................................... 125 Private charters, jubilees, incentives ..................................................................................................................................................................... 125 Useful information .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 126 – 127 Travel and cancellation terms and conditions ......................................................................................................................................................... 128 – 129 Take our virtual 360° tour: www.seacloud.com/en/tour Cruise calendar December 2017 05.12. – 21.12.2017 SCII-1745 Las Palmas – Barbados Pure sailing: the Atlantic crossing SEA CLOUD II 83 21.12.17 – 04.01.18 SCII-1746 Barbados – Barbados Festive days on British Virgin Islands, Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 85 January 2018 04.01. – 15.01.2018 SC-1801 San José (Puerto Caldera) – Puerto Limón Costa Rica, Panama and the Panama Canal SEA CLOUD 53 15.01. – 28.01.2018 SC-1802 San José (Puerto Limón) – Cienfuegos Central America, Belize, Cuba SEA CLOUD 55 28.01. – 07.02.2018 SC-1803 Cienfuegos – Montego Bay Cuba and Jamaica SEA CLOUD 56 04.01. – 15.01.2018 SCII-1801 Barbados – Antigua The Grenadines and Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 86 15.01. – 25.01.2018 SCII-1802 Antigua – Barbados The Grenadines and Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 87 February 2018 07.02. – 20.02.2018 SC-1804 Montego Bay – Barbados A colourful kaleidoscope of the Caribbean SEA CLOUD 57 20.02. – 01.03.2018 SC-1805 Barbados – Barbados The Grenadines and Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD 58 March 2018 29.03. – 09.04.2018 SC-1810 Barbados – Antigua Sailing with SEA CLOUD II: Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD 59 12.03. – 26.03.2018 SCII-180708 Antigua – Antigua British Virgin Islands and Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 89 12.03. – 19.03.2018 SCII-1807 Antigua – Antigua British Virgin Islands and Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 90 19.03. – 26.03.2018 SCII-1808 Antigua – Antigua The Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 91 26.03. – 05.04.2018 SCII-1809 Antigua – Barbados Sailing with SEA CLOUD: Lesser Antilles SEA CLOUD II 93 4 April 2018 23.04. – 30.04.2018 SC-1812 Lisbon – Valencia Springtime in southern Spain SEA CLOUD 60 24.04. – 29.04.2018 SCII-18121 Málaga – Barcelona Short cruise off the sunny Spanish coast SEA CLOUD II 94 May 2018 07.05. – 15.05.2018 SC-1814 Nice – Malta Côte d’Azur, Corsica and Sicily SEA CLOUD 61 03.05. – 11.05.2018 SCII-1814 Nice – Rome (Civitavecchia) Corsica, Côte d’Azur and Portofino SEA CLOUD II 95 03.05. – 07.05.2018 SCII-18141 Nice – Nice Short trip to Corsica and the Côte d’Azur SEA CLOUD II 96 07.05. – 11.05.2018 SCII-18142 Nice – Rome (Civitavecchia) Short trip to the Côte d’Azur and Portofino SEA CLOUD II 97 11.05. – 20.05.2018 SCII-1815 Rome (Civitavecchia) – Málaga Corsica, Sardinia and the Balearic Islands SEA CLOUD II 99 June 2018 11.06. – 17.06.2018 SCII-1819 London (Portsmouth) – Hamburg Steinway music cruise SEA CLOUD II 101 17.06. – 01.07.2018 SCII-1820 Hamburg – Tallinn White nights and Baltic Sea metropolises SEA CLOUD II 103 July 2018 12.07. – 19.07.2018 SC-1822 Rome (Civitavecchia) – Civitavecchia Corsica, Sardinia and Portofino SEA CLOUD 62 19.07. – 23.07.2018 SC-1823 Rome (Civitavecchia) – Civitavecchia Short cruise to the Amalfi Coast SEA CLOUD 63 30.07. – 08.08.2018 SC-1825 Malta – Venice Cruising the Adriatic Sea to Italy and Croatia SEA CLOUD 64 August 2018 08.08. – 15.08.2018 SC-1826 Venice – Venice Charming sites of the Adriatic Sea SEA CLOUD 65 12.08. – 21.08.2018 SCII-1825 London (Portsmouth) – Bilbao The Atlantic coast: Belgium, Brittany, San Sebastián SEA CLOUD II 105 21.08. – 28.08.2018 SCII-1827 Bilbao – Lisbon Culinary cruise to Galicia and Portugal SEA CLOUD II 107 September 2018 25.09. – 02.10.2018 SC-1832 Dubrovnik – Malta Sailing without fixed itinerary through the Adriatic Sea SEA CLOUD 67 06.09. – 11.09.2018 SCII-1829 Barcelona – Nice Short cruise to the Provence and Corsica SEA CLOUD II 108 25.09. – 04.10.2018 SCII-1832 Malta – Venice Cruising the Adriatic Sea to Italy and Croatia SEA CLOUD II 110 October 2018 09.10. – 16.10.2018 SC-1834 Naples – Monte Carlo Amalfi Coast and Côte d’Azur SEA CLOUD 68 16.10. – 23.10.2018 SC-1835 Monte Carlo – Barcelona The many facets of southern France SEA CLOUD 69 23.10. – 30.10.2018 SC-1836 Barcelona – Valencia Spain’s golden coast and the Balearic Islands SEA CLOUD 70 30.10. – 07.11.2018 SC-1837 Valencia – Casablanca Sailing with SEA CLOUD II along Spain’s coast SEA CLOUD 71 30.10. – 07.11.2018 SCII-1836 Valencia – Casablanca Sailing with SEA CLOUD along Spain’s coast SEA CLOUD II 111 November 2018 07.11. – 17.11.2018 SC-1838 Casablanca – Las Palmas Sailing with SEA CLOUD II: Morocco, Canary Islands SEA CLOUD 73 26.11. – 04.12.2018 SC-1840 Las Palmas – Las Palmas Sailing cruise to the Canary Islands SEA CLOUD 74 07.11. – 14.11.2018 SCII-1837 Casablanca
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