The Ocean's Journey

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See the world – and experience the sea – in a diferent way with Tradewind Voyages.

Our philosophy is all about the ocean’s journey. We let Mother Nature be our compass and the prevailing winds and currents define our course. Our tall ship is powered by the billowing sails as much as possible and, as we follow the sun, you’ll discover a new-found freedom and time to connect with the beauty of the natural world.

All we ask is a sense of adventure and a passion for the sea. We’ll then take you on a maritime experience you’ll never forget.

Tradewind Voyages | 2 3 | The Ocean’s Journey Golden Horizon “The Tradewind Voyages team are very proud of our majestic ship and the fabulous experience Golden Horizon is the largest sailing ship in the world. she will deliver. We are thrilled to invite you to A grand ship deserves unique adventures – and that’s where we join us on one of our maritime adventures.” are different. Our journeys harness the power of nature whenever possible, letting the wind and currents guide our course.

Our five-masted barque is based on France II, a legendary square-rigged tall ship built in 1913. We’ve been inspired by Stuart McQuaker CEO history’s magnificent Tea Clippers and Cape Horners, and added our own contemporary twist. First-class service, top-notch dining and elegant cabins, all with a sea view are all part of the luxurious experience on board.

We offer high levels of safety when it comes to social distancing, with open decks, small guest numbers and visits to remote locations. So, if the ocean is calling, let us take you on the sailing adventure of a lifetime.

Technical specification:

Classification society: Gross tonnage: 8770 DNV GL Maximum sail area: Ice class 6345sqm

Cabins: 140 Main propulsion engines:

• Caterpillar 2 x 2250ekW + Guests: 272 2 x 1700ekW Crew: 157 • Caterpillar 2 x 3300kW, 690V 3-phase 60z, Length: 162.2m 1200rpm, variable speed Draft: 6.4m unidirectional

Tradewind Voyages | 4 5 | The Ocean’s Journey Life Stand on the expansive wooden deck and feel the momentum of the ship, enjoying the drama as the wind fills the sails and the rigging strains. Gaze out to the horizon where sunlight catches the rippling waves and relish the excitement that comes with spotting dolphins riding the bow wave and leaping playfully from the water.

We want you to feel connected to the ocean, There’s time to learn, too. We play host to insightful so all guest cabins on board Golden Horizon have a experts who can teach you about maritime history, sea view and many have their own private balcony. astronomy and geography, and our outstanding You can start the day with a yoga or fitness class on team is on hand to arrange optional activities, from the Upper Deck, work out in the gym or unwind with wine tasting to watching a movie under the stars. a good book in the library. We even have a spa and hammam on board for an indulgent treatment. We want your on board experience to be first-class, without being too formal. So, relax as you enjoy Our marina platform opening at the stern dinner in the elegant dining room, listening to our offers the opportunity for kayaking, swimming and pianist and singer, or head up on deck for a more snorkelling. You can also borrow one of our sailing casual meal watching the sunset. Get a taste of dinghies to navigate the clear water and discover the local region with shows from talented local quiet bays. During your voyage, enjoy beach days performers and end perfect days at Debeljak’s, and surprise stops, as well as iced drinks around the our premium on board bar serving some of the ship’s swimming pools. world’s finest gins and whisky.

At a Glance

3 swimming pools, 1 Restaurant & 1 Grill Fitness classes including a deep dive pool 5 bars Destination speakers

Watersports Library Live music and local shows

Spa and salon services Gym Sports coordinators

TradewindOn Voyages | 6 Board 7 | The Ocean’s Journey The Dining Experience

A grand ship deserves a grand dining experience.

Step into the spectacular dining room and gaze up at the curved wrought-iron balconies sweeping towards the stunning central skylight. Maritime art hangs from wood-panelled walls and friendly staff ensure great service is their top priority for an elegant dinner on the world’s largest sailing ship.

But we have a more relaxed side, too. There’s 24-hour complimentary room service*, so you can have a lazy breakfast in bed. If your cabin has a balcony, you can enjoy lunch or dinner – and a front-row view of the ocean – in private. And if the sea breeze and sails are calling, head to the open-air Horizon Bar for lunch in the sunshine, or the chance to sneak a treat from our late afternoon ‘Deck Delights’ trolley service.

Our menus are full of ‘eat well, be well’ recommendations, so cuisine with a healthy and sustainable focus sits alongside classic favourites, with great options for vegans and vegetarians. Our chefs also source the freshest local ingredients, so you can get a real taste of the region you’re sailing through.

Your voyage includes:

All meals Wi-Fi access

Selected wines and beers Marina sports activities during meal times in the Daytime and evening main restaurant entertainment Coffee, tea and soft drinks, Access to the gym, sauna, including water snow room and hammam Gratuities

* Room service in selected cabin categories

Tradewind Voyages | 8 9 | The Ocean’s Journey Deluxe Balcony Stateroom

Balcony

Double bed or twin beds

Sofa bed sleeping one adult or two children

Deluxe bathroom with a shower over the bath

24-hour room service

Complimentary water

Complimentary mini bar

Luxury suite amenities

Twice-daily housekeeping service

Choose Your Cabin

We believe in a strong connection with the ocean, so every cabin and suite on board Golden Horizon has a sea view.

Owner’s Suite

Living room and dining area Concierge service

Master bedroom with double 24-hour room service, including the or twin beds, en-suite bathroom, dining room menu during meal hours Cabin featuring a shower and bathtub Daily canapés Double bed or twin beds Balcony Complimentary laundry Two portholes Double sofa bed in the living room and pressing Deluxe shower room Second bathroom with shower Luxury suite amenities Complimentary water Walk-in wardrobe Twice-daily housekeeping service Luxury cabin amenities Complimentary mini bar and full bottle Two suites can be connected liquor set-up to host up to eight guests Twice-daily housekeeping service

Complimentary water Single cabins are also available with a wide single bed

Tradewind Voyages | 10 11 | The Ocean’s Journey A Day Onboard Golden Horizon

An example of how you could enjoy your day.

Morning Afternoon Evening

Pick up the daily programme and see what the day Order a light lunch from either the Horizon Kick off the evening with cocktail hour, listening the night sky during a star-gazing lecture. If you’d has in store. You can select a quiz to play whilst Bar or Dining Room, or try a tasty pasta salad to dramatic music while the sails billow and lift like to pre-order breakfast to be delivered to having breakfast or head to the Upper Deck for bowl on the Upper Deck. You can spend more time the ship from the sea just a little. your cabin in the morning. We highly recommend your first ever t’ai chi class. When in dock (or at relaxing by the pool under a cloudless sky or get tucking into Eggs Benedict while soaking up the anchor) the marina opens if you want to go sailing, active and join one of the many fitness classes Have a drink at the Piano Bar and decide where ocean views from your balcony. or step ashore to explore markets and museums. on offer. the evening will take you – watching the game show at the Horizon Bar, perhaps, or chatting to Some days it will feel like you have the deck There’s time for a sauna and a hammam at sea, or new friends over a whisky at Debeljak’s Bar. You all to yourself. Spend time by the pool in the a lazy afternoon watching a movie. You can also can enjoy a delicious meal in the Dining Room, sunshine or venture below deck for a soothing retreat to a sunbed (or the library) to enjoy a good dance to the sound of our talented musicians or massage in the spa. book and the chance of an afternoon snooze. opt for a night under the stars, learning about

Tradewind Voyages | 12 13 | The Ocean’s Journey Enjoy Open Spaces

Enjoy the freedom of our expansive upper deck and marina.

The marina platform at the stern is a focal point for many of our voyages, providing access to water sports equipment which includes sailing dinghies, kayaks and more. Guests will also be able to enjoy swimming and snorkelling from the marina.

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Tradewind Voyages | 16 17 | The Ocean’s Journey Scotland and England Explorer Wonders

01 May, 2021 14 Nights Calling at Harwich, Newcastle, Leith, Dundee, Aberdeen, of Iceland Invergordon, Scapa Flow, Scrabster, Ullapool, Portree, Fort William, Port Ellen, Greenock (Glasgow) 15 May, 2021 14 Nights

Experience the highlights of Scotland in style, with visits to historic castles, Calling at Greenock (Glasgow), Reykjavik, glistening lochs and towering mountains. Isafjordur, Akureyri, Seydisfjordur, Djupivogur, Torshavn, Ullapool, Greenock (Glasgow)

Reykjavik

Our Iceland voyage showcases the island’s incredible natural scenery and wildlife.

Its capital, Reykjavik, is a fascinating place to explore and is the gateway to the Golden Circle in the southwest of the island. It’s here you can experience Gullfoss waterfall, the Geysir and historic Thingvellir National Park, which is located between two tectonic plates.

As you travel around, you’ll have the opportunity to search for puffins, ride sturdy Icelandic horses and go whale watching – Iceland’s waters play host to over ten different species of whale. You On this scenic voyage, we’ll call at Leith close to Heritage Site and explore Fort William, which can also go snorkelling in the ‘clearest Edinburgh – with enough time for you to visit the sits in the shadow of mighty Ben Nevis. Here you’ll water on Earth’, floating between two castle and climb to Arthur’s Seat if you choose. have the chance to taste smooth Scottish malts on continents. Silfra is a fissure between the Explore historic Hadrian’s Wall, its forts, milecastles a whisky tour and take a gondola up the slopes North American and Eurasian tectonic and turrets. of Aonach Mor. plates in Thingvellir National Park – and the experience exploring the gap is Then it’s on to Aberdeen, where Provost Skene’s For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal astounding. After incredible adventures, House, the huge Marischal College and Balmoral for the duration of your trip is included in your fare. the most relaxing experience of the Castle – holiday home to the Royal Family – await. Complementary coach transfer from Greenock to voyage will be soaking in the healing In the beautiful Scottish Highlands, we’ll stop by Harwich is also included, please select both at time geothermal waters of the Blue Lagoon. famous Loch Ness, see Orkney’s UNESCO World of booking.

Tradewind Voyages | 18 19 | The Ocean’s Journey British Isles and Best of the Baltics

Ireland Explorer 03 Jul, 2021 21 Nights Calling at Harwich, Skagen, Kalundborg, Liepāja, Helsinki, Kotka, St Petersburg, Mariehamn, Stockholm, Visby, Karlskrona, 29 May, 2021 14 Nights Calling at Greenock (Glasgow) , Greencastle, Belfast, Gothenburg, Kristiansand, Harwich Liverpool, Douglas, Dublin, Rosslare, Baltimore, St Mary’s, Falmouth, St. Helier, St. Peter Port,

Harwich See the fascinating cities of the Baltic Triangle in a new light from the water. Sail around Ireland, the Isle of Man, England and the Channel Islands, taking in charming cities, beautiful gardens and sandy beaches. With an overnight stay in St Petersburg’s, guests can visit it’s many grand sites, including the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood, In Northern Ireland, discover how Belfast has become a world-class city, the vast Peterhof Palace, State Hermitage Museum, Peter and Paul wander through botanical gardens and follow in the footsteps of giants at Fortress and opulent Fabergé Museum Take a tour and stroll down the otherworldly Giant’s Causeway. Nevsky Prospect and experience a traditional night at the ballet.

We’ll then journey south to Dublin for the opportunity to visit the Guinness In Gothenburg, Sweden, you can take a cruise along the 17th-Century Storehouse. Our time in England is about relaxing on Cornwall’s glorious canals, explore the Gothenburg archipelago by canoe or kayak – or sands (including some of the beaches featured in Poldark) and tucking into take a RIB safari in search of seals. We’ll also travel to Helsinki for traditional Cornish cream teas. It’s then on to St Peter Port, the capital of a boat trip around the archipelago, a visit to the abstract Sibelius Guernsey, where you can stroll down quaint streets, visit Castle Cornet monument and time to unwind in an authentic Finnish sauna. or discover La Vallette Underground Military Museum. During your time here, you can also take a boat across to tiny Herm Island, with no cars, no For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal for the duration of crowds and a fascinating history. your trip is included in your fare.

Midnight Sun in the Arctic Fjords of Norway

24 Jul, 2021 11 Nights Calling at Harwich, Stavanger, Leirvik, 12 Jun, 2021 21 Nights Calling at Harwich, Florø, Kristiansund,

Namsos, Tromsø, Hammerfest, Longyearbyen, Honningsvåg, Andenes, Trondheim Rosendal, Sognefjord, Skjolden, Bergen, Haugesund, Harwich

Ålesund, Sognefjord, Leirvik, Harwich Join us on a picture-perfect journey as we sail along Get ready for an Arctic adventure. For a couple of Norway’s coast. months here in summer, the sun doesn’t set, resulting in the remarkable natural phenomenon of the midnight sun. In Stavanger, stroll past the white houses of the old town, take a cruise along Lysefjord and hike to Pulpit Rock, a sheer cliff that towers 600 Our voyage around Norway visits Tromsø, letting you breathe in the fresh metres above the Lysefjord and has jaw-dropping views. mountain air on scenic hikes or tackle the steps of man-made mountain

stairways. We’ll journey along the striking coastline to Bergen, where a traditional funicular ride up Mount Floyen offers far-reaching vistas There’s plenty of wildlife viewing, too, as we go in search of sperm whales over the city and excellent hiking trails. Bergen also hosts Norway’s and sea birds. Each summer, thousands of migratory birds return to breed most famous outdoor market. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of in the mountains surrounding Longyearbyen, and everything from Bryggen is a series of harbour-side Hanseatic heritage buildings white-tailed eagles to puffins can be spotted on the cliffs and islands. and serves up excellent fresh fish.

For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal for the duration of For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal for the duration your trip is included in your fare. of your trip is included in your fare.

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04 Aug, 2021 10 Nights Calling at Harwich, Cowes,

Dartmouth, Falmouth, St Mary’s, St Peterport, St Helier, Harwich

This special voyage visits the Isle of Wight during Cowes Week – the world’s oldest and largest annual sailing regatta. For sailing fans, this is a one-of-a-kind experience. Cowes Week dates back to 1826, and today around 8,000 competitors participate in the eight-day event. It’s a remarkable way to see world-class sailing action, with champion yachtsmen and sailing enthusiasts all taking to the water. As well as watching the action unfold, we’ll have an exclusive opportunity to join the celebrations, which include a dazzling firework display.

While on the Isle of Wight, we recommend sampling the afternoon tea at Northwood House Country Manor. For a taste of British culture, you could visit Farringford House, the home of Victorian poet, Lord Tennyson. Our voyage then sails on to Dartmouth, with its wild moorlands and river valleys. Dartmouth has a strong maritime history – it’s home to the Britannia Royal Naval College, where the Queen first met Prince Philip, and it also has a small maritime museum overlooking the River Dart. During your time here, you could enjoy brunch at Agatha Christie’s holiday home, Greenway House, which inspired some of her best-known books.

In pretty Falmouth, wander around the harbour’s quaint galleries and quirky shops offering woolly hats, Cornish pasties and sweet homemade fudge. Leaving the mainland under full sail, we cross the ocean to the beautiful Isles of Scilly to discover local markets, National Maritime treasures and white-sand beaches that could rival the Caribbean, before heading to explore both St Peter Port in Guernsey and St Helier in Jersey.

For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal for the duration of your trip is included in your fare.

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14 Aug, 2021 7 Nights Denmark Calling at Harwich, Stavanger, Hardangerfjord, Odda, Rosendal, Harwich 21 Aug, 2021 7 Nights

Our Norwegian Fjords Adventure is packed with stunning natural scenery Calling at Harwich, Skagen, Aalborg, and adventures out on the water. Copenhagen, Frederikshavn, Harwich

Copenhagen

Uncover Denmark’s history, fairytale magic and mouth-watering food on this unforgettable tall ship voyage.

In Aalborg, you can step back in time as you explore this 15th-century city’s cobbled streets, colourful crooked houses and cosy cafés, before venturing to see the effects of Europe’s largest moving sand dune from the port of Skagen.

Trendy Copenhagen is a city of castles, canals and palaces. It’s easy to explore on foot, so discover the pretty canal-side houses in Nyhavn and head to the waterside to view the famous bronze statue of the Little Mermaid. A must-visit is charming Tivoli Gardens – the magical place that inspired Walt Disney to create Disneyland.

Copenhagen also has world-class On land, explore Old Stavanger with its 18th-century the stunning natural beauty of the fjord on a RIB ride food; we recommend trying the famous white wooden houses, cobbled streets, galleries and excursion or take a sea kayak out and see how much Danish pastries. The city hosts the annual craft shops. There’s also the chance to hike to Pulpit wildlife you can spot. Copenhagen Cooking & Food Festival in Rock – the most famous lookout point in Norway, August, where restaurants and gastro- which drops 600 metres down a sheer cliff face into For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal nerds join forces to celebrate the city’s the Lysefjord. You’ll also get to spend a marina day for the duration of your trip is included in your fare. food scene and impress visiting foodies. at Odda, where you can take the chance to admire

For this voyage, car parking at the Harwich terminal for the duration of your Tradewind Voyages | 24 trip is included in your fare. 25 | The Ocean’s Journey25 Shore Experiences UK & Ireland Iceland

Invergordon Reykjavik

The small town of Invergordon is a departure point for one of Scotland’s most Iceland’s capital is the departure point for many of the island’s famous spots. There’s more to Loch Ness than its fabled monster: cruise out on attractions. The Blue Lagoon lies just outside of the city but feels like the deep waters and you’ll fall for its wild natural beauty and iconic lakeside a world away thanks to its milky-blue geothermal waters, where you attractions. Look out for Urquhart Castle, which is perched on a dramatic rocky can lather yourself in mineral-rich mud for the ultimate natural spa point at the edge of the loch. This 1,000-year-old medieval fortress has a day. Trips to Iceland’s Golden Circle also leave from Reykjavik, taking fascinating history and was eventually blown up in 1692. Take time to wander in the natural wonders of Gullfoss waterfall, Thingvellir National Park around the ruins, then head inside the excellent visitor centre to learn more. and the Geysir. For something a little different, snorkel between two During our sailing, another shore excursion available from Invergordon is a tectonic plates in Silfra. visit to the stunning Rogie Falls on the Blackwater River.

Belfast Akureyri

Northern Ireland’s capital offers a great mix of sightseeing. In the city, Akureyri in northern Iceland is a top whale-watching spot and a there’s Belfast Castle, the city hall and the botanical gardens, as well as natural adventure playground. Spot humpback, fin, blue, minke and sei lots of great restaurants and pubs. Outside of the city, you can explore whales, go rafting along the West Glacier River’s gentle rapids against Game of Thrones filming locations and head out to the impressive Giant’s a rugged canyon backdrop, or ride a sturdy Icelandic horse out into the Causeway to follow in the footsteps of giants. This surreal UNESCO wilderness. If that all sounds too energetic, head to the glorious natural World Heritage Site is made up of 40,000 huge basalt columns that rise baths (a less-crowded alternative to the Blue Lagoon) to soak in the hot out of the sea – legend has it that it was created by an Irish giant during a mineral water pools. fight with a rival giant from Scotland.

St. Ives Seydisfjordur

Journey to the picture-perfect St Ives, which is nestled on the north The laid-back town of Seydisfjordur is located between two mountain Cornish coast. The romantic coastal scenery here has lured generations peaks in the east of Iceland. It’s known for its rocky beaches, puffin of artists since the 1800’s, seduced by the clarity of light and undeniable colony and traditional 19th-century timber houses that line the lagoon. natural beauty. Wander down picturesque streets that tumble down to the Excursions here include hiking to Vestdalur Valley finding a series of sheltered harbour, browse the boutique shops or feel the sand between striking waterfalls, and a visit to Skálanes to explore the 3,000-acre your toes on one of the award-winning beaches fringing the town. nature reserve. For those who seek culture, perhaps visit one of the several acclaimed galleries, including the world-renowned Tate St. Ives which is set overlooking beautiful Porthmeor beach.

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Bergen St Petersburg

Pretty Bergen lies on Norway’s southwestern coast, surrounded by fjords St Petersburg is packed with historical sights. Make the most of your and mountains. One of its main attractions is the UNESCO World Heritage time here by taking the ‘Grand Tour’ – a comprehensive two-day Site of Bryggen at the heart of the city, where colourful wooden houses excursion that visits the city’s most iconic spots. Tours typically include front the water. There’s a great fish market where you can sample the the remarkable onion-domed Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood, catch of the day and then wash it down with ice-cold drinks at the ice bar. the huge Winter Palace (now the State Hermitage Museum) and Norwegian composer, Edvard Grieg, lived in Bergen, and you can visit ornate St Isaac’s Cathedral, as well as the Peter & Paul Fortress and his home on a guided tour. Or, for views of the city from above, take the Fabergé Museum. We’ll stay overnight in port, which means there’s funicular to the top of Mount Floyen. the chance to spend an evening at the ballet.

Longyearbyen Copenhagen

Experience the midnight sun in the ‘The Long Year Town’ of Norway’s Cool and colourful Copenhagen has a strong royal history. Amalienborg Svalbard archipelago. In summer, the ice melts enough for ships to Palace is still home to the Danish Royal Family – two of the four rococo navigate the still icy waters, giving you a chance to view the wildlife – palaces are open to visitors and each day at 12pm you can watch the and the wild landscape. Another of our favourite Svalbard adventures changing of the guards. 400-year-old Rosenborg Castle showcases is a boat adventure to ‘bird mountain’ with its steep dramatic walls that more royal regalia, including the coronation throne and crown jewels. lean out into the open water. Enjoy a traditional Danish pastry during your time here and take the chance to explore the city by bike.

Andenes Stockholm

If you only pick one thing to do in the small fishing village of Andenes, Take a walking tour or bike ride around Sweden’s capital to learn about make it whale watching. In the summer months, whale safaris head out its rich history. Explore medieval Gamla Stan’s bright buildings and on the search for sperm whales, pilot whales and magnificent orcas, cobbled streets, visit the Royal Dramatic Theatre (founded in 1788) and with excellent success rates. There are also year-round bird-watching see a preserved 17th-century ship at the Vasa Museum. ABBA fans can opportunities – look out for white-tailed eagles, gannets and puffins at also take an interactive journey through the pop band’s musical career at the Bleiksøy bird colony. ABBA The Museum.

Tradewind Voyages | 28 29 | The Ocean’s Journey The Maritime Silk Route

As the UK Summer months draw to a close we follow the Sun south following the coastlines of France, Spain and Portugal entering the Mediterranean through the Straits of Gibraltar. Heading east enjoying balmy September weather Golden Horizon visits classic ports in Southern Spain & Italy before returning to her birth place in Croatia.

Golden Horizon then takes guests on a Maritime Silk adventure starting in Split. You can hop among Greek islands in search of ancient mythological sites, discover the lost city of Ubar in Oman or sail around Southern India’s beach-studded coastline before navigating the Laccadive Sea en route to spectacular Bali.

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28 Aug, 2021 10 Nights 14 Sep, 2021 9 Nights

Calling at Harwich, St Helier, Lorient, La Coruña, Vigo, Leixões, Lisbon Calling at Palma, Olbia, Naples, Lipari, Messina, Dubrovnik, Split

This scenic voyage takes us to the island of Jersey and around Our Italy voyage combines famous historical sites, dazzling beaches the south-west coast of Europe. and idyllic coastal towns.

Jersey’s capital, St Helier, has a beautiful sweeping bay and a yacht- studded marina that hosts the annual Jersey Boat Show, while over in France, the maritime town of Lorient is home to a World War II submarine base and is the gateway to charming towns and medieval castles. Our chosen stop in Spain is La Coruna, known for its ancient Roman lighthouse, the Tower of Hercules, which has breathtaking coastal views. We then sail to Leixões for Portugal’s second largest city, Porto, with its stately bridges and colourful houses. Wander the cobbled streets of charming Ribeira, visit opulent São Francisco Church and sample the excellent port wine.

Southern Spain & Morocco Explorer

7 Sept, 2021 7 Nights

Calling at Lisbon, Cadiz, Tangier, Almeria, Mahon, Palma

Sail along Spain’s southern coastline, exploring castles, cathedrals, harbours and islands.

Cadiz is thought to be the oldest inhabited city in Europe and has a long It’s a breathtaking journey right from the start as we or visit the remarkable UNESCO World Heritage naval history. Home of the Spanish Navy, it has more than 100 watchtowers sail Sardinia’s bright turquoise waters to Olbia and Site of Pompeii. More historical attractions await – head to the top of the Torre Tavira for views out over the city. There’s the long sandy beaches of Costa Smeralda. It’s then in Messina, including the cathedral and Fountain of also the opportunity to see the 18th-century Cadiz Cathedral, take a trip to on to the mainland and the city of Naples. With its Neptune with its huge marble monument of the sea Jerez de la Frontera (the sherry capital of Andalusia) and learn the art of ancient cultural attractions, delicious food and views god. After all that exploring, adventure awaits in the flamenco dancing. Step ashore in Morocco to experience the highlights of of Mount Vesuvius, Naples is fascinating enough on city of Dubrovnik. Tangier, including its vibrant hillside medina, the part natural/part man- its own, but from this storied city you can also travel made Cave of Hercules and a Moroccan staple: mint tea. Back in Spain, to the pretty towns of Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi, we’ll visit Almeria with its huge Alcazaba of Almeria citadel and rustic coastal views, then take in the colourful colonial buildings of Menorca’s capital, Mahon.

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23 Sept, 2021 10 Nights Calling at Split, Kefalonia, Kalamata, 19 Oct, 2021 9 Nights

Chania, Alexandria, Suez Canal Transit, Sharm El Sheikh Calling at Muscat, Porbandar, Diu, Mumbai, Ratnagiri, Goa

The ship sets sail from Croatia’s historical walled city of This enchanting voyage follows the west coast of India to Dubrovnik. It’s an unforgettable start to our voyage as we Goa, taking in the highlights of Mumbai, Diu and Ratnagiri leave the port under full sail, backed by the terracotta-tiled along the way. town and calm blue-green Adriatic Sea. After visiting Porbandar, the birthplace of Ghandi, we visit the teeny

Greece is another highlight of the trip – the Peloponnese is where the island of Diu, which sits just off the southern coast of Gujarat, India’s original Olympic Games were held and the Greek islands offer picture- northwestern state. Linked by a bridge to the mainland, it’s an perfect island-hopping adventures. We’ll stop by a beautifuly secluded autonomous territory with a fascinating history. We then stop for an beach in Kefalonia where guests can explore the picturesque sandy overnight stay in Mumbai, the vibrant city with a population of over beaches and crystal waters. In Egypt, we spend time in Alexandria, 20 million. It’s best known for its Indo-Saracenic Arch, the ‘Gateaway giving you the chance to add on our Cairo experience, a must-do if you To India’, ts huge spice market and Bollywood entertainment. Lining want to see the colossal Pyramids of Giza. We then navigate the man- the Arabian Sea in the western state of Maharashtra, Ratnagiri is a made waterway of the Suez Canal before disembarkign at Sharm el prolific producer of mangoes and cashew curries, and a gateway Sheikh, known for its incredible diving and beaches. to the small, sandy beach resort of Ganpatipule and its lovelier neighbour, Neware Beach, which is easily reached by rickshaw.

Gems of the Red South India & Arabian Seas and Sri Lanka

03 Oct, 2021 16 Nights 28 Oct, 2021 8 Nights Calling at Mormugao (Goa), Mangalore,

Calling at Sharm El Sheikh, Safaga, Jeddah, Djibouti, Salalah, Masirah Island, Muscat Beypore for Thikkoti Beach, Kochi, Vizhinzin Thiruvananthapuram,

Kanyakumari, Colombo

Venture off the tourist trail and enjoy lesser-visited gems in Egypt, We’ll sail around Southern India’s beach-studded coastline Saudi Arabia and Oman on our journey through the Gulf of Aden. before navigating the Laccadive Sea to Sri Lanka’s capital.

Oman’s landscape is otherworldly at times. On the coast of East Africa, Goa is one of India’s top beach holiday destinations – an easy- Djibouti has a remarkable landscape of its own: salt flats, volcanoes going region of swaying palms, golden sands, fishing villages and and the low-lying crater Lake Assal, where the salty waters offer a 17th-century churches, while Kerala has over 350 miles of coast and similar ‘floating’ experience to the Dead Sea… but without the crowds. serene backwaters. Kerala’s main city is Thiruvananthapuram, and In subtropical Salalah, the scent of frankincense trees wafts through here you’ll have the option to see the Padmanabhaswami Temple or the air. Ubar is a legendary lost city, while in the Dhofar mountains the visit an Ayurveda resort. In Kochi, a traditional houseboat experience scenery is lush and green, dotted with waterfalls and natural pools. drifting through the peaceful backwaters is a must and, when we Offshore, Masirah Island is a desert island of soft sandy beaches and reach Mangalore, the Udupi Sri Krishna temple is a fascinating sight thrilling watersports. to behold.

Tradewind Voyages | 34 35 | The Ocean’s Journey Bay of Bengal and the Malacca Straits The Malacca Straits

5 Nov, 2021 15 Nights Calling at Colombo, Hambantota, Trincomalee, Port Blair, and the Java Sea Swaraj Dweep, Ko Surin Tai, Similan Islands, Phuket, Ko Adang, Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur) 20 Nov, 2021 10 Nights Calling at Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur),

Malacca, Singapore, Pena Island, Tanjung Jang, Penyusuk, Belitung, Jakarta Join us on this diverse sailing, from Sri Lanka’s wildlife-rich parks and India’s idyllic Andaman Islands to Port Klang, close to Kuala Lumpur. Our journey begins in Kuala Lumpur, home to high-tech shopping malls and the iconic Petronas Towers, where you can stand on the gravity-defying Sky Bridge spanning these two skyscrapers

You’ll have time to explore Singapore to discover street food, street art, maritime history and the futuristic ‘supertrees’ at the Gardens by the Bay. We’ll then slow the pace down with a voyage west of Borneo to the lesser-visited island of Benua. On our way to Jakarta, we’ll stop at four more idyllic islands, including secluded Belitung off the coast of Sumatra. With dreamy white-sand beaches dotted with huge granite boulders and very little tourism, tiny Belitung is the perfect place to unwind. There will be time to relax on Penyabong Beach, where you can swim in the calm clear waters and sunbathe on soft sands.

Indonesian Islands

30 Nov, 2021 8 Nights Calling at Jakarta, Small Menjangan,

Sowan Beach, Surabaya, Sapoong Bay, Gili Islands, Benoa (Bali)

Our Indonesian island-hopping sailing showcases the cities and beaches of Java, Lombok and Bali.

The ship sets sail from Java’s cultural capital, Jakarta, and sails across the Java Sea. We’ll stop at beautiful Sowan Beach for relaxation In Sri Lanka, incredible wildlife-viewing elephant calves until they can be released back time on rustic golden sands before arriving in thriving Surabaya. destinations include Yala National Park, one of the into the wild. In Thailand, a visit to Phuket’s Big From Surabaya, you can explore the Trowulan Historical Site with its few places in the world where you can spot wild Buddha and a speedboat ride to the lush Phi Phi ancient temples, or take a guided trip to dramatic Mount Bromo. On leopards. There’s also the chance to see thousands Islands await. The ship then sails on to Port Klang, our homeward stretch towards Bali, we’ll take in the Gili Islands, near of shorebirds at Bundala National Park and get up close to Kuala Lumpur. the coast of northwest Lombok Island. The 3 islands, Gili Trawangan, close with baby elephants at the Elephant Transit Gili Meno and Gili Air, are known for their coral reefs just offshore, a Home in Udawalawe, which takes care of orphaned diver’s paradise.

Tradewind Voyages | 36 37 | The Ocean’s Journey Shore Experiences Egypt, Saudi Arabia & Oman Thailand & Malaysia

Alexandria, Egypt Phuket

Founded by Alexander the Great in 331 BC, Alexandria and its surrounds Phuket has a reputation as the original party island, but you’ll brim with historical sites. In the city, explore the 12-mile-long corniche and find cultural attractions and epic landscapes here too. Take a visit the National Museum. If you haven’t been to Cairo before, it’s well guided tour to get up close to the Big Buddha that watches over worth an early start to see the iconic Pyramids of Giza. The pyramids and the city and explore the Old Town with its brightly painted Sino- sphinx are incredible feats of engineering, and the Great Pyramid is the Portuguese shophouses. Offshore, Koh Phi Phi Don is one of the only remaining Wonder of the Ancient World. most popular islands in the country, while the vertical jungle-clad cliffs of uninhabited Phi Phi Leh are breathtakingly beautiful. Take a speedboat ride from Phuket to go for jungle walks and snorkel in turquoise waters.

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Similan Islands

Take the opportunity to learn more about Saudi Arabia, its people, past The remote Similan Islands are up there with the best snorkelling and and trade in the city of Jeddah. You can visit holy mosques steeped in diving destinations on earth. Whichever way you choose to explore the history, take in the enormity of the world’s tallest manmade fountain or bright blue waters of this marine national park, you’ll see psychedelic fish hit the shops at the sleek Mall of Arabia. This ancient trading city is on and thriving corals. It’s also possible to spot manta rays, leopard sharks the maritime trade route, and time here is well-spent wandering through and even whale sharks. traditional souks, giving you a flavour of the past’s maritime trade and exchange. The city also offers beaches and the opportunity for fantastic snorkelling and diving.

Salalah, Oman Singapore

Salalah has a beautiful landscape of banana plantations, frankincense Visit one of Singapore’s most iconic buildings – The Raffles Hotel. This trees and sandy beaches. Visit the fabled ‘lost city’ of Ubar – a kind of hotel has been offering the finest service for over 120 years, and it’s a Atlantis of the desert – to see the spot where a city is said to have been must-visit for its stunning architecture, afternoon teas and a Singapore swallowed by the Arabian sands, and discover surprisingly lush scenes Sling at the famous Long Bar. Alternatively, experience this futuristic city of waterfalls and natural pools. Further attractions in the ‘Empty Quarter on a tour, taking in Gardens by the Bay where you could find yourself Desert’ include the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Wadi Dawka, which looking up at solar-powered ‘supertrees’, finding yourself in a misty is a natural park of frankincense trees. cloudforest or admiring the world’s tallest indoor waterfall.

Tradewind Voyages | 38 39 | The Ocean’s Journey Circumnavigation of Australia Join us for a circumnavigation of Australia – or chooseS oa leg of the voyage to discover a region you’ve always wanted to visit. uWe’ll give you the chance to dive the Great BarrierC Reef,h spend Christmas Dayth on the beach in the Whitsundays and take wild walksin in search of koalas. Wander around fascinating art galleries, have a few glassesa in the Yarra Valley and soak up the beauty of Australia’s most remote coastal S scenery. ngal ea

Java Sea

Australia

Tradewind Voyages | 40 41 | The Ocean’s Journey Indonesian Beaches and Northern Australia South Australia and Tasmania Adventure

8 Dec, 2021 14 Nights Calling at Benoa (Bali), Lombok Labuhan, 6 Jan, 2022 16 Nights Calling at Sydney, Jarvis Bay, Batemans Bay, Eden, Darlington Bay,

Komodo, Waingapu, Dili, Darwin, Thursday Island, Lizard Island, Cairns Hobart, Port Arthur, King Island, Melbourne, Victor Harbour, Penneshaw Kangaroo Island, Adelaide

From Bali, we’ll voyage east towards the Lesser Sunda Islands, We’ll start in Sydney, then sail to the shores of Jervis Bay on board stopping off at sun-blessed beaches in Lombok – a surfers’ the luxurious Golden Horizon. paradise – and visiting Komodo at a time when the mountains seem to glow a jade-coloured hue.

Here you can relax on one of the pink sand beaches or discover Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site home to the Komodo dragon. We’ll sail to the islands of Sumba and East Timor before Golden Horizon starts a circumnavigation of Australia, reaching Darwin and crossing the Gulf of Carpentaria down to the Great Barrier Reef and Cairns. In Darwin, explore the restaurant scene and galleries full of indigenous art. The Great Barrier Reef is waiting to be explored from Lizard Island before the voyage ends in Cairns, a vibrant city known as the gateway to the Daintree Rainforest.

Great Barrier Reef & Gold Coast Festivities

22 Dec, 2021 15 Nights Calling at Cairns, Townsville, Whitsunday Islands

Whitehaven Beach & Airlie Beach, Brisbane, Mooloolaba, Trial Bay, Newcastle, Sydney

From Cairns, we’ll sail south along Australia’s iconic East Coast.

You can spend Christmas on the beach in the stunning Whitsundays, Whitehaven Beach, with its four-mile swathe of white silica sand, is regularly voted best in the world. The day after we visit Airlie Beach, a

real-life paradise, with ribbons of white sand, tall palms and brilliant Here, you can kick back on white sand beaches and street art is splashed across the walls (don’t blue waters. The walking trails are recommended on this car-free island and explore the striking Booderee National Park miss Hosier Lane). We recommend a day trip to if you want to spot koalas and kangaroos; or dive under the waves to and Botanic Gardens. Continue south to Tasmania, Yarra Valley’s award-winning wineries – you’ll have experience the Great Barrier Reef. Discover Brisbane’s paddle steamers, where you can hop between art galleries or hike time to search for sea lions and koalas on Kangaroo botanic gardens and the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art before an up the mountain of its vibrant capital, Hobart. Island; and the Flinders Chase National Park is well unforgettable New Year’s Eve watching the fireworks off Surfers Paradise, Back on mainland, our next stop is Melbourne for worth a visit for its incredible rock formations and

Gold Coast. After sailing along the Gold Coast on New Year’s Day, we visit an overnight stay offering two days to explore this penguin colonies. The final stop on this part of the Trial bay and an overnight stay in Newcastle, before we end this voyage in stylish city. This is one of Australia’s coolest cities, adventure is Adelaide. vibrant Sydney. where craft beer bars are hidden in secret laneways

Tradewind Voyages | 42 43 | The Ocean’s Journey Remote Southwest Australia Western Australia

22 Jan, 2022 13 Nights Calling at Adelaide, Penneshaw Kangaroo Island, Coffin Bay, and Indonesian Head of the Bight Lookout, Israelite Bay, Esperance, Bremer Bay, Albany, Busselton, Fremantle (Perth) Islands

From Adelaide, we’ll sail to Kangaroo Island. Nature reserves cover one 4 Feb, 2022 14 Nights third of the island, so you’ll have the chance to see wild koalas and rare birdlife here. Calling at Fremantle (Perth), Jurien Bay, Geraldton, Monkey Mia, Coral Bay, Broome, Komodo, Lombok, Benoa (Bali)

Monkey Mia

After you’ve explored the bohemian boutiques and seafood shacks of Fremantle, we’ll board Golden Horizon and sail to little- explored fishing town Jurien Bay, known for its long sandy beaches and colourful reefs.

We’ll visit Monkey Mia, known for the wild bottlenose dolphins that come up to the beach each day; and spend some time relaxing on the remote white sand beaches of Broome. As the wind flicks the sails, we’ll head north of Australia to We’ll sail to South Australia’s Coffin Bay, famous biggest national parks where you can spot birds on Komodo, home of the Komodo dragon, for its secluded coastline and watersports – Wellstead Estuary and explore the heritage-listed and cruise to the picture-perfect beaches from sailing to diving – and make our way to the dwellings of Wellstead Homestead. We’ll then sail edging Lombok, before ending this Head of Bight lookout, a great place for whale further south to the city of Albany, home to museums, voyage in Bali. watching. Bremer Bay is known as a gateway to galleries and restaurants, before docking in Fitzgerald River National Park, one of Australia’s Perth’s quirky port city, Fremantle.

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Hobart, Tasmania Albany

Hobart in Tasmania is set on the River Derwent estuary and is one of the At the northern edge of Princess Royal Harbour lies Albany, Western world’s greatest sailing cities and harbours. You can climb a mountain, Australia’s oldest settlement. The harbour is part of King George Sound, view captivating modern art or eat fish and chips from one of the floating keep watch for eagles and hawks above as we sail into the harbour. You punts in the docks. There are markets to explore, history to uncover and can see wild kangaroos, try a damper – bread that was a staple of the the chance to discover Mount Field National Park, a eucalyptus rainforest early Australian settlers – and soak up the dramatic coastal scenery, with with alpine moorland and captivating waterfalls and lakes. Don’t miss its rugged shorelines, sweeping white sand beaches and national park the Tasmanian devils at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary or join the Tassie headland. Tasting Trail and savour the tastes of the local oysters. There’s the chance to learn about Albany’s infamous whaling past, see the station and step on board a whale chaser ship to be dwarfed by enormous whale skeletons. It’s haunting but the mood is uplifted with presentations celebrating the beauty of whales. A trip here is Melbourne also a great chance to learn about Albany’s history in World War I There’s so much to see and do in the beautiful city of Melbourne that at the National Anzac Centre, through both artefacts and we have scheduled an overnight stop here. You can journey along the interactive technology. Great Ocean Road and capture the astounding natural scenery through your camera lens. Take a city tour that ticks off St Patrick’s Cathedral, Queen Victoria Market and the city’s arcades and laneways. It’s also a great chance to learn about Melbourne’s quirks and history. The stunning Komodo Island Yarra Valley lies on the outskirts of the city and produces Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and sparkling wines. Taste a few varieties and learn about the North of Australia is Komodo Island, part of the Lesser Sunda chain traditional methods used in this acclaimed wine region. of Indonesian islands. It’s here that you’ll find a rugged habitat of red volcanic hills, savannah and forests home to the Komodo dragon monitor lizard. Komodo National Park covers the entire region and is home to more than 4,000 dragons, helping to protect this unique species and its Kangaroo Island local eco-system. Ask us to book a tour with an expert guide, as visitor

It’s all about the wildlife on Kangaroo Island. In Flinders Chase National numbers are limited. The island is also famous for its pink sand beach, Park, take a walk through the bushland with a guide and keep a look-out one of only seven in the world. for wallabies, echidnas and the elusive platypus. The island also has an incredible Food and Wine Trail, which links local farms that will welcome you in to try tasty wines, honey, cheese, yoghurt or products made from eucalyptus oil.

Tradewind Voyages | 46 47 | The Ocean’s Journey Circumnavigation of the Indian Ocean

Relax on perfect beaches in the Maldives and visit uninhabited Cocos Islands. You can dive some of the world’s best underwater locations and gaze over astounding landscapes, including Reunion Island’s emerald-coloured volcanic peaks and tumbling waterfalls. Then there’s the history of Stone Town in Zanzibar, with time to admire a former sultan’s palace, aqueducts and huge carved doorways at every turn, plus Sri Lanka’s astounding wildlife, from wild elephants to elusive leopards.

Bay of Bengal

Malaysia

Tanzania Indian Java Sea Ocean

Madagascar

Tradewind Voyages | 48 49 | The Ocean’s Journey Southern Indian Tanzania to the Seychelles

Ocean Sailing 19 Mar, 2022 13 Nights Calling at Dar Es Salam, Zanzibar, Astove Island, Alphonse Island, Desroches Island, 18 Feb, 2022 16 Nights Victoria Calling at Benoa (Bali), Christmas Island, Cocos, Rodrigues, Mauritius

Join us on an unforgettable Indian Ocean adventure from This special sailing uses the easterly trade winds to cross the vast Tanzania to the Seychelles. Indian Ocean, stopping at untouched and beautiful islands along the way. We’ll leave the African mainland behind as we sail towards the ‘spice island’ of Zanzibar, known for its spice plantations, wide sandy

Departing from the tropical Indonesian island of Bali, we’ll set sail for beaches and UNESCO-listed capital, Stone Town. The ship then Christmas Island – a unique Australian territory south of Java that’s glides across the ocean to the picture-perfect Seychelles archipelago, known for its thriving coral reefs, lush rainforest, nesting seabirds and where highlights include Astove Island with its large inner lagoon, red crab migration. There’s incredible diving here, too. Then it’s on to the migratory waders and remarkable sheer drop-offs known as the remote Cocos Islands where palm-fringed white-sand beaches await, ‘Astove Wall’. We’ll also visit the pristine private island of Alphonse followed by peaceful Rodrigues Island. You’ll notice that life on Rodrigues and lush Desroches Island, offering great diving and a real castaway takes on a slower pace – it’s the perfect place for an authentic insight experience – the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have holidayed into local culture. You can also see beautiful historic buildings and giant here. Our final stop is Victoria on Mahé island, the capital of the tortoises. Our final stop is the popular holiday island of Mauritius, which Seychelles, buzzing with markets and local life. combines stunning beaches with botanical gardens, tumbling waterfalls and incredible street food.

Mauritius, Madagascar Exploring the and East Africa Seychelles Archipelago

6 Mar, 2022 13 Nights Calling at Mauritius, La Reunion, 1 Apr, 2022 6 Nights

Toamasina, Antsiranana, Nosy Be, Moroni, Dar Es Salam Calling at Victoria & various islands within the Seychelles, disembarkation at Victoria

Our African voyage takes us from the tropical Indian Ocean Golden Horizon will pause briefly in her Indian Ocean islands of Mauritius and Reunion to the volcanic Comoros and passage to spend six incredible nights cruising around nature-rich Madagascar. the islands of the Seychelles.

Reunion is like a mini Hawaii, packed with thundering waterfalls, volcanic Our stops include Le Digue – home to some of the world’s best peaks, golden beaches and thick green wilderness – it’s ideal for off-the- beaches, such as Anse Source d’Argent, a sparkling stretch of dazzling beaten track adventures. On this sailing there’s plenty of time to explore white sand dotted with giant grey granite boulders and edged with the diverse landscapes of Madagascar as we stop at historical port cities, sparkling clear water. The island is walkable in around an hour and the coastal towns and idyllic islands. Take in the sweet scent of vanilla from perfect place to experience a slow pace of island life. We’ll test out a the island’s plantations, see rare orchids and try to spot one of the many selection of the region’s best beaches and have time to get the marina species of lemur. As the ship sails towards mainland Africa, we’ll visit the down, giving you the chance to make the most of the watersports we Comoro Islands – a lesser-visited archipelago with clear blue waters and offer. Sailing around these picture-perfect islands offers a different a fascinating capital – before arriving in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. take on an unforgettable beach holiday.

Tradewind Voyages | 50 51 | The Ocean’s Journey Indian Ocean Paradise Sri Lanka to

7 Apr, 2022 10 Nights Kuala Lumpur Calling at Victoria, Le Digue, Hithadoo, Maldives Beach, Male, Colombo 17 Apr, 2022 12 Nights

See some of the world’s most breathtaking islands on our journey around Calling at Colombo, Hambantota, Trincomalee, the Seychelles and the Maldives. Sabang, Banda Aceh, Ko Adang, Langkawi, Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur)

Kuala Lumpur

Sail from Sri Lanka to Port Klang in Malaysia, discovering national parks, historic towns and unspoilt beaches.

Our first stops will be Hambantota – close to Yala for game drives to spot elephants and leopards – and Trincomalee, home to a historic fort and incredible temples. There’s the chance to see baby elephants at a remarkable elephant sanctuary called The Elephant Transit Home in A tall ship voyage is an incredible way to explore boulders that tumble down into the clear, calm Udawalawe; and our April sailing will this part of the Indian Ocean, sailing from one waters. After a few scenic days at sea, we’ll arrive give you prime chance of seeing blue dazzling island to another for adventures above in the Maldives for plenty of time to unwind on pure whales rising from the ocean. In Malaysia, and below the water. We’ll set sail from the capital white sands and use the watersports facilities from highlights include strolling along the soft of the Seychelles, Victoria, to spectacular La Digue our marina. This voyage ends in Colombo, the sands of Langkawi, taking the SkyCab – one of the Seychelles’ most photographed islands buzzing capital of Sri Lanka. to Mount Mat Cincang and seeing Kuala thanks to its beautiful beaches and giant granite Lumpur’s sky-high Petronas Towers.

Tradewind Voyages | 52 53 | The Ocean’s Journey Shore Experiences Madagascar Zanzibar & Sri Lanka

Antisiranana Zanzibar

The lively northern port city of Antsiranana (known as Diego Suarez until There are plenty of things to do on Tanzania’s ‘spice island’. Stone Town 1975) has wide streets lined with historic buildings, quality restaurants is a must-visit – it’s the oldest part of the island’s capital and a UNESCO and a buzzing craft market, which has stunning views over the bay. It’s a World Heritage Site. This coastal city is a rich mix of Arabian, Indian, great departure point for Amber Mountain Park – one of the first places African, Persian and Portuguese influences, with narrow winding streets, to receive national park protection in Madagascar – where you can hike buzzing bazaars and weathered colonial buildings. Around the island through the rainforest in search of waterfalls, crater lakes, lemurs and you can also visit Jambiani Village to meet friendly local families, take other endemic flora and fauna. a boat trip to Prison Island to see giant Aldabra tortoises and snorkel in clear blue waters

Toamasina Christmas Island

The east coast port city of Toamasina has a fascinating old town with This Australian territory south of Java is a nature lover’s dream. Creole houses built on stilts. Stroll along the wide avenues and coral 63% of the island has been given national park status and its location beaches, and pause to look up at the towering banyan trees and close to South-East Asia means the flora and fauna here is remarkably crumbling mansion in Place Bien Aimé. A short cruise on the calm waters diverse. Exploring the island on a tour will give you the chance to see of the man-made Pangalanes Canal – the longest canal in the world – is unique and endangered species that can’t be found anywhere else in a must. Visit local fishing villages, watch fishermen navigate the waters the world. Snorkel and dive in marine-rich waters with thriving coral in traditional dugout canoes, and see the region’s lush flora and fauna. reefs, go bird watching or try your hand at fishing. You can also learn about the island’s unique red crab migration.

Comoro Islands Cocos (Keeling) Islands

The remote Comoro Islands (or Comoros) are a group of mostly The remote Cocos is another Australian territory in the Indian uninhabited islands that lie to the northwest of Madagascar. These Ocean. This idyllic archipelago is made up of 27 mostly uninhabited volcanic islands offer a glorious step off the tourist trail. From the capital, islands of swaying palms, frosted white sands and glistening lagoons. Moroni, you can reach dazzling deserted beaches, visit ylang ylang There’s plenty to see and do: discover the bird colonies of Pulu Keeling production facilities and learn about local tribes and ancient cultures. National Park, dive to a shipwreck, visit the cultural Home Island Museum For an unforgettable and otherworldly experience, go diving in the or try out the watersports on offer – from kayaking to stand-up paddle blue-green waters of the Mayotte Lagoon. boarding – in the calm lagoon.

Tradewind Voyages | 54 55 | The Ocean’s Journey Choose an area of the world you’ve always wanted to Voyages On Board explore and experience it during the sailing adventure Golden Horizon of a lifetime. If you have the time, combine different voyages or choose to sail across the world with us.

Date Nights Departure Port Arrival Port Voyage Voyage Code Page

Saturday 01 May, 2021 14 Harwich Greenock (Glasgow) Scotland & England Explorer GH0121 p18

Saturday 15 May, 2021 14 Greenock (Glasgow) Greenock (Glasgow) Wonders of Iceland GH0221 p19

Saturday 29 May, 2021 14 Greenock (Glasgow) Harwich British Isles and Ireland Explorer GH0321 p20

Saturday 12 June, 2021 21 Harwich Harwich Midnight Sun In The Arctic GH0421 p20

Saturday 03 July, 2021 21 Harwich Harwich Best Of The Baltics GH0521 p21

Saturday 24 July, 2021 11 Harwich Harwich Fjords of Norway GH0621 p21

Wednesday 04 August, 2021 10 Harwich Harwich English South Coast and Islands GH0721 p22

Saturday 14 August, 2021 7 Harwich Harwich Norwegian Fjords Adventure GH0821 p24

Saturday 21 August, 2021 7 Harwich Harwich Beautiful Denmark GH0921 p25

Saturday 28 August, 2021 10 Harwich Lisbon Iberian Delights GH1021 p32

Tuesday 07 September, 2021 7 Lisbon Palma Southern Spain & Morocco Explorer GH1121 p32

Tuesday 14 September, 2021 9 Palma Split Italian Discovery GH1221 p33

Thursday 23 September, 2021 10 Split Sharm El Sheikh Mediterranean and Passage Through Suez GH1321 p34

Sunday 03 October, 2021 16 Sharm El Sheikh Muscat Gems of the Red & Arabian Seas GH1421 p34

Tuesday 19 October, 2021 9 Muscat Mormugao (Goa) West India Coastal Explorer GH1521 p35

Thursday 28 October, 2021 8 Mormugao (Goa) Colombo South India and Sri Lanka GH1621 p35

Friday 05 November, 2021 15 Colombo Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur) Bay of Bengal and the Malacca Straits GH1721 p36

Sunday 20 November, 2021 10 Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur) Jakarta The Malacca Straits and The Java Sea GH1821 p37

Tuesday 30 November, 2021 8 Jakarta Benoa (Bali) Indonesian Islands GH1921 p37

Wednesday 08 December, 2021 14 Benoa (Bali) Cairns Indonesian Beaches & Northern Australia GH2021 p42

Wednesday 22 December, 2021 15 Cairns Sydney Great Barrier Reef & Gold Coast Festivities GH2121 p42

Thursday 06 January, 2022 16 Sydney Adelaide South Australia and Tasmania Adventure GH0122 p43

Saturday 22 January, 2022 13 Adelaide Fremantle (Perth) Remote Southwest Australia GH0222 p44

Friday 04 February, 2022 14 Fremantle (Perth) Benoa (Bali) Western Australia and Indonesian Islands GH0322 p45

Friday 18 February, 2022 16 Benoa (Bali) Mauritius Southern Indian Ocean Sailing GH0422 p50

Sunday 06 March, 2022 13 Mauritius Dar Es Salam Mauritius, Madagascar and East Africa GH0522 p50

Saturday 19 March, 2022 13 Dar Es Salam Victoria Tanzania to the Seychelles GH0622 p51

Friday 01 April, 2022 6 Victoria Victoria Exploring the Seychelles Archipelago GH0722 p51

Thursday 07 April, 2022 10 Victoria Colombo Indian Ocean Paradise GH0822 p52

Sunday 17 April, 2022 14 Colombo Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur) Sri Lanka to Kuala Lumpur GH0922 p53

Tradewind Voyages | 56 57 | The Ocean’s Journey Deck Plans

Cabin Grades 502 501 302 301 702 701 504 503 Ocean Shower TV & Balcony Bath Fridge Room 2nd Victory Mary Rose 304 303 506 505 View & WC WiFi & Bar Service Bathroom 306 305 104 103 704 703 508 507 308 307 106 105 Endeavour Discovery Suite Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 310 309 108 107 510 509 110 109 312 311 Deluxe 1 Yes **Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 512 511 314 313 112 111

114 113 514 513 316 315 Deluxe 2 Yes **Yes Yes *In Port Yes Yes Yes 318 317 116 115 516 515 320 319 118 117 Balcony Cabin Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 518 517 322 321 120 119

520 519 324 323 122 121 Midships Forward Yes Yes Yes

522 521 124 123 4 326 325 Aft Yes Yes Yes 126 125 524 523 328 327 330 329 128 127 Midships Forward Yes Yes Yes 526 525 332 331 130 129 528 527 15 334 333 132 131 Aft Yes Yes Yes

530 529 336 335 134 133 Single Yes Yes Yes 532 531 338 337 136 135

340 339 138 137 534 533 *Balconies for these cabins can only be used when the ship is in port. 342 341 140 139 **Deluxe 1 & 2 cabins have a shower over the bath.

3 The nature of the Golden Horizon, as a sailing vessel dictates that there are a number of ropes and cables associated with her operation. These and other operationally necessary structures may appear in the view from your cabin on the Upper and Main decks.

8 2 14 14 Deck Plan Key

12 13 142 141 7 144 143 Venue Number Venue Number Venue Number Venue Number

146 145 18 Dive Pool 1 Function Room 6 Shop 11 Marina 16 148 147 344 B344 343 150 149 Pool Bar 2 Horizon Bar 7 Reception 12 Spa 17 346 B346 345 Main Pool 3 Piano Bar 8 Debeljak’s 13 Gym 18 348 347 17 6 350 350B 349 Forward Pool 4 Library 9 Restaurant 14

352 352B 11 351 Quarterdeck Bar 5 Shore Excursions 10 Medical Centre 15 354 E2354 353 E2 353 1 5 10 16 9

Upper Deck Main Deck Gallery Deck Marina Deck 59 | The Ocean’s Journey Cabins

Suites Deluxe 1 & 2

Type Suite Type Balcony*

Occupants 2-4* Occupants 2-3**

Cabins 4 Cabins 32

Dimensions 53 sq m. (approx) Dimensions 28.2 – 30.5 sq m. 570 sq ft. (approx) 304 – 328 sq ft.

*Two Suites can be connected to host up to *Deluxe 2 cabins have balconies which are 8 guests.. only acccessable when in-port. **Deluxe cabins can accommodate 4 guests as long as 2 are children due to the size of the extra bed (W: 1.35m x L: 1.90m) 0R 3 adult guests

Balcony Cabin Gallery Midships & Forward

Type Balcony* Type Outside

Occupants 2 Occupants 2

Cabins 2 Cabins 40

Dimensions 22.3 sq m. Dimensions 14.9 – 15.8 sq m. 240 sq ft. 160 – 170 sq ft.

Gallery Aft Marina Midships & Forward

Type Outside Type Outside

Occupants 2 Occupants 2

Cabins 10 Cabins 38

Dimensions 13.8 – 15.3 sq m. Dimensions 15.7 – 16.1 sq m. 149 – 165 sq ft. 169 – 173 sq ft.

Marina Aft Single

Type Outside Type Outside

Occupants 2 Occupants 1

Cabins 8 Cabins 6

Dimensions 12.7 – 13.0 sq m. Dimensions 11.2 – 12.8 sq m. 137 – 140 sq ft. 121 – 138 sq ft.

Extra Berths

Extra berths are available in our deluxe cabins for £140 per berth per night, and in our suites for £250 per berth per night. 61 | The Ocean’s Journey Beratung und Buchung:

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