The Best of the British Isles VIPP July 29

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The Best of the British Isles VIPP

(England, Scotland, Ireland & Wales!

July 29 - Aug. 12, 2022

(14 nights )

on the ISLAND PRINCESS

Pauls’ Top Ten List: (Top 10 reasons this vacation is for you! )
10. You’ll visit 10 ports of call in 4 countries- England, Scotland, Wales & Ireland
9. You & your luggage don’t have to be on a tour bus at 6 a.m each day! 8. You’ll have a lot of fun- Tom & Rita Paul are personally escorting this trip! 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2.
You & your luggage don’t have to be on a tour bus at 6 a.m each day!! At least 36 meals are included - more, if you work at it! You & your luggage don’t have to be on a tour bus at 6 a.m each day!!! Texas is too hot in August to stay here! You & your luggage don’t have to be on a tour bus at 6 a.m each day!!!! You deserve to see the British Isles (maybe for the second time) in sheer luxury!
# 1 reason: You & your luggage don’t have to be on a tour bus at 6 a.m each day!!!!!

So, join us! Just think-no nightly hotels, packing & unpacking, we’re going on a real vacation!

New ports too! We sail from London (Southampton) to GUERNSEY (St. Peter Port),

England- a lush, green island situated near France. CORK (Ireland) allows a chance to “kiss the Blarney stone” as well as enjoy the scenic countryside and villages! On to HOLYHEAD (Wales) then BELFAST (N. Ireland) for a fun-filled Shore Event with other Pauls Pals. On to scenic GLASGOW, Scotland- where you might visit the Scottish highlands, Loch Lomond, the cottage of Robert Burns, and Inveraray Castle. SHETLAND ISLANDS and their shaggy coated ponies await. ORKNEY ISLANDS (Scotland) inspires with their steep cliffs and so many birds. INVERGORDON, Scotland is a highlight for many with the beautiful Scottish Highlands and Loch Ness and a chance to see “Nessie”! EDINBURGH, Scotland is the capital city & offers tours of famous Edinburgh Castle, the Palace of Holyrood House, and splendid pubs! PLUS - the unbelievable (and indescribable) MILITARY TATTOO is on during our visit! Not to be missed and we anchor off the coast. We sail to the the WHITE CLIFFS of DOVER, England and then to PORTLAND, England where one can walk freely thru colonies of nesting swans. Return to London (Southampton). Wow!

We suggest you see the sites in London by extending your stay with an optional hotel package before your cruise. Join Tom & Rita Paul & experience Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Harrod’s, Westminsterand more!

Our VIPP LONDON pre- package –available late 2021:

Roundtrip Airfare 3 nts. centrally located, deluxe HOTEL accommodations Our VIPP London Citytour - with the “Changing of the Guard”

(conditions permitting),

Our VIPP Cruise package includes:
  Dinner in the CROWN GRILL
SHORE EXCURSION to the Glens of Antrim Private Cocktail Party
Special VIPP t-shirts
Personally escorted by Tom & Rita Paul
VIPP Group Photo
lots and lots offun!

Special VIPP Group rate with BONUS offers!

Inside cabin

from $3499 from $3649 from $3899 from $4449 from $4559 from $5459

Obstructed view cabin Ocean View cabin Balcony fore/aft Balcony more mid ship Mini Suite

THIRD/FOURTH person in cabin: ask
SINGLES: $6298

Transfers, Govt fees & Port taxes: $497 Optional insurance suggested - ask.

DEPOSIT: $400 /person (or use your future cruise credit)

FINAL PAYMENT due: April 9, 2022

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