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AND Morocco Cruising the Canary Islands distinguished travel for more than 35 years Cruising THE Canary Islands AND Morocco Canary Islands Teide San Cristóbal National de la Laguna Park Santa Cruz Santa Cruz La Palma Island Tenerife Island SPAIN Las Palmas Los Cristianos Gran Canaria Island Tenerife Island Kenitra Casablanca Fez UNESCO World Rabat Heritage Site Atlantic Safi Cruise Itinerary Ocean Air Routing Marrakesh Land Routing Canary Islands MOROCCO April 18 to 26, 2022 La Palma u Tenerife Join us on this nine-day itinerary which combines Marrakesh u Casablanca u Fez the natural beauty of the Canary Islands and the 1 Depart the U.S. or Canada Moorish treasures of the rose-pink cities of Morocco. 2 Arrive Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Cruise for seven nights aboard the exclusively chartered, Spain/Embark Le Dumont-d'Urville Five-Star Le Dumont-d’Urville—featuring only 3 Santa Cruz, La Palma 92 Suites and Staterooms, each with a private balcony. 4 Los Cristianos, Santa Cruz, Tenerife Visit La Palma’s scenic Mirador de la Concepción 5 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean for spectacular views of Caldera de Taburiente and 6 Safi, Morocco, for Marrakesh “the beautiful island.” Discover iconic Casablanca. 7 Casablanca Visit four UNESCO World Heritage sites, the stunning 8 Kenitra for Fez island of Tenerife, the 1,000-year-old city of 9 Casablanca/Disembark ship/ Marrakesh and the ancient city of Fez. Las Palmas Return to the U.S. or Canada Pre-Program and Casablanca Post-Program Options. Itinerary is subject to change. Exclusively Chartered Five-Star Small Ship Le Dumont-d’Urville Cruising the Canary Islands and Morocco Included Features* reserve early! Approximate Early Booking pricing from $4995 per person double occupancy for land/cruise program. Air not included. CRUISING the CANARY ISLANDS and MOROCCO o Please send me/us the travel program brochure when available. u Full-day excursion to the _______ ___________________________________________ On Board the Title Name (as it appears on passport) Exclusively Chartered, 1,000-year-old city of Marrakesh to visit the Maneara _________________________________________________________ Five-Star Small Ship Affiliation(s) Le Dumont-d’Urville Gardens, the 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque and _______ ___________________________________________ u Seven-night cruise from Las Palmas, see Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, Title Name (as it appears on passport) Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain, including lunch. to Casablanca, Morocco. _________________________________________________________ u Full-day excursion to the ancient city Affiliation(s) u Elegantly appointed, Five-Star of Fez, one of the most completely _________________________________________________________ Suite or Stateroom, each with a intact Islamic cities in North Africa, Street Mailing Address (no P.O. Box number please) private balcony. including lunch. _________________________________________________________ u Captain’s Welcome and City Farewell Receptions. Always Included ____________ _______________________ - _____________ u Complimentary alcoholic and u Transfers and luggage handling State Zip Code nonalcoholic beverages available abroad if your arrival(s)/departure(s) _________________________________________________________ throughout the cruise. coincide with the scheduled Email Address u All meals aboard ship. group transfer(s). u _________________________________________________________ u Complimentary Wi-Fi access Experienced, English-speaking local Telephone: (Home) (conditions permitting). guides for included excursions. u _________________________________________________________ u Visits to La Palma’s serene Gratuities to local guides and drivers Telephone: (Mobile) Las Nieves and the scenic Mirador de on included excursions and transfers. la Concepción for spectacular views u Complimentary bottled water in your Program reservations require a deposit of of “the beautiful island.” Suite or Stateroom and on excursions. $600 per person. u Tour of iconic Casablanca, u Hospitality desk aboard ship. o Enclosed is my/our deposit check(s) for including the Hassan II Mosque, u Experienced Gohagan & Company $_________ as deposit. Mohammed V Square and Place des Make check(s) payable to: Travel Directors at your service. 2022 Cruising the Canary Islands and Morocco. Nations Unies. u Complimentary use of an audio o I/We authorize you to charge my/our headset during guided excursions. UNESCO World Heritage deposit of $_________ to: u Automatic $250,000 flight insurance o Visa o MasterCard Site Highlights policy for each participant ticketed u Full-day excursion to the island on flights by Gohagan & Company. _________________________________________________________ of Tenerife, renowned for its Spanish Card Number colonial architecture and the Las Palmas ______________ stunning scenery of Mount Teide Pre-Program Option* Exp. Date in Teide National Park, with a visit _________________________________________________________ to the 15th-century colonial town of Casablanca Signature as it appears on credit card San Cristóbal de la Laguna. Post-Program Option* Send to: * The Travel Program outlined here is subject to the finalized Itinerary, Included Features, Pre-Program and Traveling Aggies Post-Program Options, tariff, terms and conditions and cancellation fees as stated in the final 2022 Cruising the 505 George Bush Drive Canary Islands and Morocco brochure. In addition, applicable airline and administrative cancellation fees, College Station, TX 77840 charges for extra arrangements, etc. may apply. Upon your receipt of the brochure with the terms and conditions and (979) 845-7514 or (800) 633-7514 tariff you will be asked to select your cabin category and reconfirm your reservation(s), or you may cancel this Fax: (979) 845-9263 tentative booking and receive a full refund. No funds donated to The Association of Former Students or to Texas A&M u u University have been used in the production or mailing of this travel brochure; Gohagan & Company 209 South LaSalle Street Suite 500 all such costs are covered by the tour supplier. Chicago, Illinois 60604-1446 u (800) 922-3088 Program No. 067-04/18/22-104 05/19/21-1.
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