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C R U I S E C R O a T I a Schedule and Fares 2013 C R U I S E C R O A T I A Schedule and Fares 2013 7-DAY ROUTES DESTINATIONS DEPARTURES (01/06 = 01 June) KL 1 OPATIJA – KRK – RAB – ZADAR – MOLAT or OLIB – (Ilovik) LOŠINJ – CRES – OPATIJA – Optional 3-day pre-cruise tour. Every SATURDAY KVARNER BAY & ISLANDS KL 2 SPLIT – MAKARSKA – MLJET – DUBROVNIK – TRSTENIK – KORČULA – HVAR – (Bol) SPLIT – Optional 3-day pre-cruise tour. Every SATURDAY SOUTHERN EXPLORER KL 3 SPLIT – OMIŠ/PUČIŠĆA – KORČULA – LASTOVO – Ravnik (Green Cave)/KOMIŽA/VIS – Biševo (Blue cave)/ 25/05, 22/06, 10/08, 07/09 CROATIAN WILDERNESS STARIGRAD – BOL – SPLIT KL 4 SPLIT – ROGOZNICA/PRIMOŠTEN – KRKA WATERFALLS (Skradin or Zlarin) – KORNATI/SALI – ZADAR – VODICE – 01/06, 06/07; 03 and 31/08 NATURE AND CULTURE TROGIR – SPLIT KL 5 DUBROVNIK – MLJET – KORČULA - HVAR –TRSTENIK – ŠIPAN – DUBROVNIK – Optional 9-day pre-cruise Rhapsody tour. Every SUNDAY DUBROVNIK DISCOVERY KL6 (ONE WAY) OPATIJA-KRK-RAB-ZADAR-KORNATI/VODICE-KRKA WATERFALLS/PRIMOŠTEN-TROGIR-SPLIT 22/06, 12/10 NORTHERN PEARLS SPLIT-TROGIR-PRIMOŠTEN-KRKA WATERFALLS/VODICE-KORNATI/ZADAR-RAB-OPATIJA 07/09 KL7 (ONE WAY) SPLIT - MAKARSKA - BRAČ - VIS - HVAR - KORČULA - MLJET/ŠIPAN - DUBROVNIK 29/06; 13 & 27/07; 10, 24 & 31/08 SOUTHERN PEARLS DUBROVNIK -ŠIPAN- MLJET/ KORČULA - HVAR - VIS - BRAČ - MAKARSKA - SPLIT 15/06; 06 & 20/07; 03, 17 & 31/08 KL8 (7-day or 14-day cruise) One Way: OPATIJA – KRK – RAB – ZADAR – ŠIBENIK – SPLIT – KORČULA – DUBROVNIK 10/08 ADRIATIC EXPLORER One Way: DUBROVNIK – SLANO – KORČULA – SPLIT– ŠIBENIK – ZADAR – RAB – OPATIJA 17/08 BIKE OPATIJA OPATIJA – KRK – RAB – PAG – MOLAT – LOŠINJ – CRES – OPATIJA 06, 13, 20 & 27/04; 04, 11, 18 & 25/05; 01 & 08/06 BIKE SPLIT south SPLIT – BRAČ – HVAR – KORČULA – MLJET – PELJEŠAC & MAKARSKA – OMIŠ & SPLIT 14, 21 & 28/09; 05 & 12/10 SPLIT- VODICE - TELAŠČICA - ZADAR - ZLARIN - SKRADIN - PRIMOŠTEN - SPLIT (combine south and north for a 14 CRUISE CRUISE CYCLE & BIKE SPLIT north 11/05, 28/09 day trip!) Lite BIKE & HIKE OPATIJA - KRK - RAB - RAB - PAG - CRES - OPATIJA 27/04, 18/05, 01/06 OPATIJA - RAB - MALI LOŠINJ - MALI LOŠINJ - MARTINŠČICA - CRES - OPATIJA 25/05, 22/06, 05/10 WALK & HIKE SPLIT - STARI GRAD - HVAR - PELJEŠAC/MLJET - KORČULA - VELA LUKA - BOL -SPLIT 18/05 & 21/09 SLIM, FIT & VITAL OPATIJA – RAB – LOŠINJ – CRES – OPATIJA (3 AND 4 DAY CRUISES) 26 & 29/06; 31/08; 04/09 On KL1 route - OPATIJA – KRK – RAB – ZADAR – MOLAT or OLIB – (Ilovik) LOŠINJ – CRES – OPATIJA 15/06 & 10/08 NUDIST/FKK On KL3 route - SPLIT – OMIŠ/PUČIŠĆA – KORČULA – LASTOVO – Ravnik (Green Cave) – KOMIŽA - VIS – Biševo 08/06 & 24/08 (Blue cave) or STARIGRAD – BOL – SPLIT KL2 route - SPLIT – MAKARSKA – MLJET – DUBROVNIK – TRSTENIK – KORČULA – HVAR – (Bol) SPLIT 10/08 GAY KL5 route - DUBROVNIK – KORČULA – HVAR – TRSTENIK – MLJET – ŠIPAN – DUBROVNIK 21/07 YOUNG FUN KL2 route - SPLIT – MAKARSKA – MLJET – DUBROVNIK – TRSTENIK – KORČULA – HVAR – (Bol) SPLIT Saturdays from 18/05 til 21/09 KL DELUXE SPLIT- KORČULA – MLJET - DUBROVNIK - TRSTENIK - HVAR - BOL - SPLIT 11/05, 29/06, 03/08, 28/09, 19/10 Reservations can be made by completing a Registration Form and providing a 25% deposit (minimum EUR 200 per person) Reservations Maris Freighter and Specialty Cruises 1 C R U I S E C R O A T I A Schedule and Fares 2013 7-Day Cruise Fares A B C D E F CABIN TYPE DESCRIPTIONS Date style: 04/05 = 04 May A+ CATEGORY: Fully air-conditioned, 06, 13, 20 & 27/04, 25/05, spacious ensuite double bed and twin Half board (continental breakfast & lunch) 11 & 18/05 15 & 22/06 29/06, 06/07 04/05 01 & 08/06 bedded cabins on newly built ships. The From Opatija and Split: 13, 20 & 27/07, fare includes Captain’s Dinner and guided Saturdays, check-in starts at 11.00 AM, sailing at 1:00 PM 03, 10 & 17/08 tours in Dubrovnik and Zadar. From Dubrovnik (Gruž harbor): 05, 12 & 19/10 21 & 28/09 14/09 07/09 24/08, 31/08 Sundays, check-in starts at 1:00 PM, sailing early morning DELUXE: New, larger ships with spacious KL1 B CATEGORY UNDER DECK EUR 325 365 410 430 470 510 cabins, offering more service. KL3 B CATEGORY ON DECK 345 390 455 485 530 560 A CATEGORY: Mostly bunk bed cabins with private facilities and shower. KL4 A CATEGORY UNDER DECK 380 430 465 560 615 645 KL5 A CATEGORY ON DECK 410 465 530 615 670 705 B CATEGORY: Bunk bed cabins with wash basin, shared showers/toilettes KL1* & KL5 A+ CATEGORY UNDER DECK 540 590 625 720 770 800 *29.06 til 24.08 A+ CATEGORY ON DECK 565 625 690 770 825 860 REDUCTIONS B CATEGORY UNDER DECK 370 415 455 480 520 555 B CATEGORY ON DECK 395 435 500 530 570 610 3rd bed, 30% KL2 A CATEGORY UNDER DECK 425 480 510 615 670 700 Children under 10, 50% KL6 A CATEGORY ON DECK 455 510 580 670 720 750 KL7 A+ CATEGORY UNDER DECK 590 645 675 770 825 850 SUPPLEMENTS A+ CATEGORY ON DECK 620 680 740 825 880 915 KL8 7-day one way cruise Opatija - Dubrovnik, 10/08 and Dubrovnik - Opatija, 17/08; A+ under deck cabin EUR 898, deck cabin, EUR 960, Single occupancy, 50%, except for or 14-day roundtrip cruise Opatija - Dubrovnik - Opatija, 10/08, A+ under deck cabin, EUR 1,796, deck cabin EUR 1,920 the pre-season sailings (column A ), under deck cabins The fares are quoted in Euro currency per person, payable also in USD, CAD, AUD and GBP according to the prevailing exchange rates. ROUTES CANCELLATION POLICY Departures from Opatija & Split only in seasons A, B and CRUISE & A CATEGORY UNDER DECK 425 455 485 C, excluding 19/10. Bike rental is available at EUR 100 CYCLE A CATEGORY ON DECK Cancellation fees: over 60 days 435 485 550 per week net. before departure, loss of deposit; NUDIST /FKK A category ship – route KL1 15/06 & 10/08 and route KL3 08/06. & 24/08; Per pricelist for routes KL1 & KL3 30-59 days, 50% of the fare. No refund will be made within 30 days. GAY A+ category ship - from Split, route KL2, 10/08; from Dubrovnik, route KL5, 21/07. Per pricelist for A+ KL2 and KL5 routes Passenger name or date changes: 30 EUR per person up to WALK & HIKE From Opatija: A category ship - departures 25/05, 22/06. & 05/10; Price as for A category on routes KL2, KL6 & KL7 From Split: B category ship - departures 18/05 & 21/09; Price as for B category on routes KL2, KL6 & KL7 60 days prior to departure. Within 60 days, cancellation fee applies. YOUNG FUN From Split every Saturday, starting 18/05 till 21/09 (final departure); price as for B category on routes KL2, KL6 & KL7 The cruise line reserves the right to change the vessel and date of SLIM-FIT-VITAL A+ category ship - from Opatija 26-29/06 (EUR 265 under deck; EUR 285 deck cabin); and 31/08-04/09 (EUR 360 under deck; EUR 390 deck cabin) departure, or modify itinerary due to bad weather or other unforseen KL DE LUXE Along the KL2 route 11/5, 29/6, 03/08, 28/09, 19/10 includes luxurious vessel, tour manager, sight-seeings, a village party, transfers. EUR 995 - EUR 1,590 circumstances. TRAVELEX INSURANCE ON REQUEST Tailor made routes for special interest groups (wine tours, photography, painting, archaeology, incentives, weddings, anniversaries ...) is highly recommended Reservations can be made by completing a Registration Form and providing a 25% deposit (minimum EUR 200 per person) Reservations Maris Freighter and Specialty Cruises 2 C R U I S E C R O A T I A Schedule and Fares 2013 Cruise Supplements VISITOR’S TAX & PORT FEES are not included in the package. EUR 20 per person per week will be collected (cash) on the spot. Entrance to National Parks EUR 10 - 15 per person, depending on the season and park, must be paid cash on the spot. Full Board supplement EUR 115 per person, per week (minimum group of 10) Drink supplement EUR 16 per person, per week - includes a drink: a glass of wine, beer or soft drink with lunch (Included in the KL Deluxe Cruise) Bottled Water EUR 20 per person, per week - 1,5 l of water per person, per day - to be paid on the spot EUR 40 per person, per week - incl. 2 eggs, bacon, tomato and mushrooms, or fruit & yoghurt, or similar (Included in the KL Deluxe Cruise). English breakfast supplement The following is served for the Continental breakfast: coffee, tea, milk, glass of juice, cereal, bread, a variety of spreads - butter, honey, jam, soft cheese; daily additions such as ham and cheese or boiled eggs, frankfurters, salami etc.) Captain’s dinner EUR 25 per person (Included in the KL Deluxe and A+ Cruises). Wedding renewal package EUR 100 per couple – includes ceremony performed by the Captain, certificate, champagne and a memento On A & A+ category ships the guests will be provided with two towels for personal use per week. Additional towels can be rented for EUR 3 and Extra Towels beach towels for EUR 5 per week. KL beach towel is available for sale at EUR 10. EUR 15 per person per week - daily cabin servicing, fresh bed linen and towels midweek. This service is included in the KL Deluxe and A+ Daily cabin cleaning category, and it’s not avilable for A and B. Prices from EUR 40 per transfer (up to 3 persons) from Dubrovnik airport to Dubrovnik port; EUR 50 per transfer (up to 3 pax) from Split airport to Airport transfers Split port; in Opatija various airport possibilities (Zagreb, Trieste, Ljubljana, Venice) - price on request; FREE OF CHARGE local transfers for KL1.
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