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Santa Cruz Tenerife La Gomera San Las Palmas Sebastián Gran Canaria Atlantic Ocean S Special offer Escape the autumn rain for a long weekend and enjoy the sunny nature of the Canaries: Las Palmas – Las Palmas A short break from your daily routine SEA CLOUD 4 nights Neither golden autumn nor the white of winter – the last 20 Nov. to 24 Nov. 2019 SC-1938 days of November are hanging over the calendar just like 20 Nov. Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas. a sad grey rain cloud. If you don’t feel like doom and Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. gloom, leave your daily routine and the hot water bottle 21 Nov. Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 09.00 behind and escape to the Islands of Eternal Spring. On 22 Nov. San Sebastián/La Gomera 07.00 18.00 Garajonay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.* the Canaries, you can recharge your batteries with plenty 23 Nov. Santa Cruz/Tenerife 07.00 14.00 of sun. Las Cañadas del Teide, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.* 24 Nov. Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 08.00 Sailing with the trade winds Disembarkation. Guests return home individually. around the Canary Islands Itinerary subject to change! Beautiful days of sailing are guaranteed, when the * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate. Azores high sends steady north-easterly trade winds to the Canaries. At comfortable four to five Beaufort and agreeable temperatures of around 20 degrees, the windjammer explores the sunny shores of Gran Canaria, La Gomera and Tenerife over a long weekend. Magic forest and moonscape: two famous national parks These two UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites could hardly be more different: While the evergreen cloud forest Garajonay at the heart of La Gomera offers fasci- Combination: nating scenery made up of rivers, waterfalls and dense Combine trips SC-1938 and SC-1939 (page 75), and save moss, Tenerife’s Las Cañadas del Teide national park is 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip. extremely dry. With tall lava tongues and bizarre rock Cruise-only rates per person formations, its volcanic landscape looks almost like the SC-1938 surface of the moon. Category Normal rate Your special offer rate if booked for comparison by 30 Nov. 2018 from 01 Dec. 2018 GTY double cabin** € 2.055 € 1.735 € 1.855 5 Upper-/lower-bed € 2.355 € 2.035 € 2.155 4 € 2.695 € 2.375 € 2.495 3 € 3.095 € 2.775 € 2.895 2 € 3.355 € 3.035 € 3.155 1 € 3.495 € 3.175 € 3.295 C € 4.055 € 3.735 € 3.855 B € 4.355 € 4.035 € 4.155 A € 4.595 € 4.275 € 4.395 GTY single cabin** € 2.955 € 2.635 € 2.755 Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 124 for included services 74.

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