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Land Programfor $499 Auckland, New Zealand — NEW ZEALAND COUNTRYSIDE & WINERIES enriching experiences land programfor $499 AucklAnd, new ZeAlAnd — NEW ZeAlAND COUNTrYSIDE & wINERIeS 3-NighT Land ProgrAm 3-Night Post-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing: SYDNEY TO AUCKLAND – JANUARY 7, 2014 Discover New Zealand’s pristine, rugged countryside on a three-night Land Program from Auckland. A stop at Muriwai Beach offers a peek at the entertaining activities of gannets in one of only two mainland colonies of these unique birds. Enjoy a fascinating afternoon on a local cattle farm as well as a trip by boat to Waiheke Island to an award-winning olive oil estate. Visit world-class wineries and taste some of New Zealand’s renowned local wines. You won’t soon forget the spectacular views across the Waitemata Harbour towards Auckland as you savor an exquisite meal harvested from the gardens at Mudbrick Restaurant. 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: 3 Nights at the Sky City Grand Hotel or Similar Hotel Tours: All Inclusive Tour Program of Auckland Waiheke island MK_MAY13397_1 enriching experiences land programfor $499 bAngkok (Laem chAbAng), ThailAnd — mysterIeS of Angkor wat 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm 3-Night Post-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Voyager® sailing: BEIJING to banGkok – MARCH 21, 2014 ankgor thom Just outside Cambodia’s Siem Reap, a unique and thrilling adventure awaits you in the jungles of Angkor, where you can uncover the rich history and grand architecture of the Khmer Empire. Obscured by dense vegetation for centuries, the glorious temples of Angkor comprise one of the world’s largest religious monuments. The most famous is the enormous Angkor Wat, whose soaring walls are covered with intricate carvings. You will also pass through the imposing gates of Angkor Thom, the last capital of the Khmer Empire, to explore the renowned Bayon Temple. 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: Bangkok: Millennium Hilton Hotel or similar | Siem Reap: Sofitel Phokeethra Angkor Hotel, Sokha Angkor Hotel or Raffles hotel (upgraded option) Tours: Banteay Srey | Angkor Thom | Ta Prohm Temple | Angkor Wat Temple Complex | Angkor Wat at Sunset Meals: 3 breakfasts and 1 lunch angkor Wat — cambodia MK_MAY13397_2 enriching experiences land programfor $499 beIjIng (tianjIn), chInA — beIjIng & The great wAll exPerIence 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm 3-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Voyager® sailings: BEIJING to BANGkok – MARCH 21, 2014 great Wall of china Beijing’s extraordinary past comes alive as you explore some of the world’s most renowned historical sites. Tiananmen Square is the largest public square in the world and the center of many significant events in China’s history. A 250-acre complex, the Forbidden City is home to some of the most important treasures of China’s imperial past. Just outside the Forbidden City, visit the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, an ornate, triple-gabled edifice that stands at center of the Temple of Heaven complex. Travel beyond Beijing to the Great Wall of China, constructed over 2,000 years ago and stretching 5,500 miles. 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: Beijing: China World Hotel or similar Tours: Tian’anmen Square | The Forbidden City | Great Wall of China | One of the Ming Tombs | The Temple of Heaven Meals: 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, Traditional Peking Duck dinner beijing, china — forbidden city MK_MAY13397_3 enriching experiences land programfrom $499 buenoS AIreS, ArgentinA — THUNDERING Iguazú fALLS 2- or 3-NighT Land ProgrAm 2-Night Post-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing for $499: RIO DE JANEIRO TO BUNENOS AIRES – DECEMBER 8, 2013 iguazú falls 3-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing for $499: BUNENOS AIRES TO RIO DE JANEIRO – DECEMBER 20, 2013 3-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing for $599: BUNENOS AIRES TO RIO DE JANEIRO – FEBRUARY 28, 2014 Discovered in 1541 by Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, Iguazú Falls is considered to be the most extraordinary geological display in South America. Iguazú means “great waters,” as the crescent of falls spans a spectacular two and a half miles. Straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, the falls are fed by the Rio Iguazú. The waters travel 750 miles to the falls where they comprise 250 magnificent cascades that plunge some 260 feet into the forest below. A mystifying spectacle of rainbows graces the mist as an awe-inspiring crescendo. lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: 2 or 3 Nights at the Loi Suites Hotel or Similar Hotel Tours: Domestic Airfare to and from Iguazú | All Inclusive Tour Program of Iguazú Falls WalkWay bridge — iguazú falls MK_MAY13397_4 enriching experiences land programfor $499 dubai, united ArAb emIrateS — best of dubai & Abu dhAbI 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm 3-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Voyager® sailings: DubaI to SINGAPORE – December 3, 2013 dubai, united arab emirates Dubai is a fascinating kaleidoscope of contrasts. The city’s rich history is revealed at the Dubai Museum, housed in the 18th-century Al Fahidi Fort. Jumeirah Mosque, a magnificent example of modern Islamic architecture, stands in contrast to the Palm Jumeirah, a man-made island known to many as the “Eighth Wonder of the World.” Explore the Mall of the Emirates and take in unparalleled views from the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building in the world. You will also visit the ultramodern capital city, Abu Dhabi, to see architectural treasures such as the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and luxurious landmarks such as the Emirates Palace Hotel. 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: Jumeirah Emirates Towers or similar Tours: Dubai City Tour | Burj Khalifa | Abu Dhabi City Tour Meals: 3 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 1 dinner and 1 Dune Dinner Safari abu dhabi, united arab emirates — sheikh zayed grand mosque MK_MAY13397_5 enriching experiences land programfor $499 MiamI, florIdA — cAnYON rANCH EXPERIENCE, HOTEL & SPA In mIAmI BEACH 2-NighT Land ProgrAm 2-Night Post-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing: RIO DE JANEIRO TO MIAMI – JANUARY 4, 2014 2-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing: MIAMI TO LIMA – JANUARY 25, 2014 A spectacular oceanfront destination, the Canyon Ranch Hotel & Spa in Miami Beach unites the pleasures of the award-winning Canyon Ranch health resorts with the comforts of an all-suite luxury hotel. Extend your vacation and relax in the 70,000-square-foot wellness spa, indulging in the Aquavana® thermal environments and dozens of complimentary fitness classes. Apply your $150 per person spa credit toward a signature massage, body treatment or other rejuvenating spa service. Savor delicious Canyon Ranch cuisine at each complimentary breakfast, lounge on the pristine beach, and enjoy the vibrant nightlife of bustling Miami. 2-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: 2 Nights at the Canyon Ranch Hotel | Access to all Hotel Facilities | $150 Spa Credit per person canyon ranch hotel & spa MK_MAY13397_7 enriching experiences land programfor $499 Rio de JaneIro, brazil — ULTImATe rIo 3-NighT Land ProgrAm 3-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing: RIO DE JANEIRO TO BUENOS AIRES – DECEMBER 8, 2013 copacabana beach RIO DE JANEIRO TO MIAMI – JANUARY 4, 2014 3-Night Post-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Mariner® sailing: BUENOS AIRES TO RIO DE JANEIRO – DECEMBER 20, 2013 Experience the vibrant and eclectic city of Rio de Janeiro. One of the most famous beaches in the world, Copacabana stretches for more than two miles and is lined with luxury hotels, indoor and outdoor restaurants and nightclubs. You will enjoy spectacular views of Copacabana and the glittering cityscape of Rio from Sugarloaf Mountain, a massive granite peak rising from the mouth of Guanabara Bay. No trip to Rio would be complete without a train ride to the top of Corcovado, located in the Tijuca Forest National Park, to see the iconic statue, Cristo Redentor. 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: 3 Nights in the Sofitel Hotel or Similar Hotel Tours: All Inclusive Tour Program of Sugarloaf Mountain and Christ the Redeemer Statue sugarloaf mountain cable car MK_MAY13397_8 enriching experiences land programfor $499 singapore — best of kuAlA lumPur 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm 3-Night Pre-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Voyager® sailing: SINGAPORE to SYDNEY – December 22, 2013 kuala lumpur, malaysia 3-Night Post-Cruise Land Program is available on the following Seven Seas Voyager® sailings: DubaI to SINGAPORE – December 3, 2013 SYDNEY to SINGAPORE – February 1, 2014 The city of Kuala Lumpur boasts a rich heritage wrapped in a dazzling modern veneer. There is no better way to see it all than from Kuala Lumpur Tower, one of the tallest communication towers in the world. The National Monument at Lake Garden and Independence Square are powerful symbols of Malaysia’s independence. Delve even deeper into the country’s culture and history at the National Museum of Malaysia. For a modern treasure, visit the Thean Hou Temple, a splendid six-tiered Chinese temple dedicated to Goddess Thean Hou. 3-nIghT lAnd ProgrAm IncludeS All of The followIng Hotel: Singapore: 1 Night at Swissotel The Stamford or similar | Kuala Lumpur: 2
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