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Caribbean Highlights & Havana Caribbean Highlights & Havana 7th January 2021 15 Days from £2399pp ON SALE FROM TUESDAY 5TH MARCH 2019* *Launch dates = Diamond, Platinum & Gold Members bookable from 5th March 2019, Silver Members bookable from 6th March 2019, Bronze Members bookable from 7th March 2019 & general sale from 11th March 2019. Exclusions, terms & conditions apply, see Fred. Olsen for further details. Free On-Board Tips or 3 Cruises for the Price of 2 *Exclusions, terms & conditions apply, see Fred. Olsen for further details. Expires 31st May 2019. Discover gems of the Caribbean and stay overnight in Havana. Banish those winter blues on this Caribbean getaway. Exclusively Regent Itinerary & Ports of Call MS Braemar Thursday 7th January 2021 - Bridgetown, Barbados Fully Escorted by a Regent Braemar’s style and elegance will Today we depart Staffordshire and head to Manchester Airport for our Travel Tour Manager captivate your senses. Large windows direct flight to Barbados. We transfer to Bridgetown and join MS Braemar, (subject to minimum numbers) bathe the ship’s interiors in natural light which is our home for the next 14 nights. Relax, settle in and explore our and provide spectacular views, whilst 14 nights’ Full Board on board wonderful ship. Fred Olsen’s MS Braemar polished wooden fixtures, shining brass Friday 8th January 2021 - Bridgetown, Barbados fittings, decadent fabrics and carefully Various cabin grades available Today we have a full day to explore the largest city and capital of Barbados, designed décor assume the feel of a (subject to availability) Bridgetown. The Georgian houses, 17th-century Garrison and horse-racing traditional country house hotel. track, Parliament Square and a statue of Lord Nelson are all reasons why Includes return economy flights Barbados is fondly nick-named ‘Little England’. You’ll find pretty streets filled Braemar has a unique, intimate feel from Manchester Airport with shops, boutiques, street vendors, bars and delicious restaurants. with friendly staff offering a fantastic Perhaps visit the downtown area of Bridgetown, which was named a level of personal service. Catering to Many exciting ports of call your every want and need, they will including Bridgetown, UNESCO World Heritage site in 2012. Whatever you choose to do, with balmy temperatures, gorgeous azure waters, beautiful beaches and a learn your name and your favourite Pointe-a-Pitre, Road Town, tipple, how you prefer your steak and Havana (overnight), Cozumel, buzzing atmosphere, you’re sure to have a great time. perfectly prepare your breakfast every Santo Domingo and Falmouth Saturday 9th January 2021 - Pointe-à-Pitre - Guadeloupe morning. Relax in luxury and comfort. Programme of Optional Shore Today we visit Pointe-à-Pitre, a French-governed port of call with interesting Excursions (details to be advised architecture. Why not visit the brand new Memorial ACTe museum, which closer to departure date) is dedicated to history of slavery and colonialism and an absolute must for anyone interested in the history of the island and Caribbean slavery. Also Dock overnight in Havana known for its lively markets, you can watch fishermen haul in their catch Regent Exclusive Package: from the local harbour. See the central square, Place de la Victoire, where return coach transfers, exclusive colonial homes cluster around the grass square, after a superb renovation aimed to bring in tourism. This port of call is one you’ll never forget. onboard events & 1/2 day Regent excursion £95pp Sunday 10th January 2021 - Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands Welcome to Road Town, the British Virgin Island’s capital city. Walk to Tortola Pier Park on the waterfront, where shops and restaurants await. Relax and take in sights of Road Town and it’s horseshoe-shaped harbour or perhaps join an excursion to see more of this beautiful island. A deposit of 15% of the cruise value is required to reserve your place on this cruise FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THIS DEPARTURE PLEASE CONTACT: - Regent Tel 01785 818202 [email protected] www.regent-travel.co.uk 63 High Street, Stone, Staffordshire, ST15 8AD Lead price based on inside twin cabin - other cabins available at a supplement. This cruise is operated by Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Ltd, for whom Regent Travel acts as agent. Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is bonded via ABTA W0637 and ATOL 5016, full terms and conditions can be found on the FOCL website www.fredolsencruises.com/ terms-and-conditions. The transport is provided by Regent and does not form part of the FOCL cruise package and is not covered by the FOCL bond. Prices and itinerary details correct at time of going to print (E&OE). Regent reserve the right to make changes. FOCL operate a fluid pricing system, all pricing subject to availability. Regent are GDPR compliant. Leaflet issue 1 - 1st March 2019—GM 5% discount for Oceans members* Terms & conditions apply, see Fred. Olsen for further details. Discount booking period applicable. Continued… Monday 11th January & Tuesday 12th January 2021 - At Sea Enjoy two relaxing days at sea. Every evening you will have a ‘Daily Times’ newspaper delivered to your cabin, detailing what is going on around the ship over the next day. Feel free to join the activities and events on-board. Perhaps visit the on-board shops, where you can purchase gifts, clothing, cosmetics and jewellery. Wednesday 13th January 2021 - Havana, Cuba (overnight) This evening we dock in Havana for our overnight stay. After dinner, why not take an evening stroll along the Canal de Entrada towards the seafront park of Parque Cespedes La Maestranza? Explore Chinatown or see the Castillo de la Real Fuerza, a harbourside fort built in the mid-1500s which today houses a maritime museum. Perhaps join an excursion and take a car ride in one of Havana’s classic cars and explore the city in style or see the fabulous Tropicana Club and its flamboyant show. Cabin Types & Fares Thursday 14th January 2021 - Havana, Cuba Explore Havana today. To make the most of your time in Havana, you may wish to walk through the four main Prices shown are based on twin occupancy cabins, unless otherwise stated. squares and see the beautiful and iconic candy-coloured buildings. The four squares of Plaza San Francisco, Plaza de Armas, Plaza de la Catedral and Plaza Vieja are within walking distance from the cruise terminal. Interior Room £2399pp Enjoy taking in all the wonderful cultural sights of Havana. A fascinating and lively place, Havana is a unique destination. (Please note that a visa is required in Havana - this will be provided by Fred Olsen. Details to be advised Ocean View Room £2649pp nearer departure date). Balcony Room £3849p Friday 15th January 2021 - At Sea Enjoy a relaxing day at sea. Take a look in your Daily Times to see what activities are taking place today Suite £4449pp around the ship, or perhaps take an afternoon swim in one of the outside swimming pools or bubbling Jacuzzi. Single Inside Room £3449pp Saturday 16th January 2021 - Cozumel, Mexico Today we enjoy a full day in Cozumel, an island in Mexico. This port of call is the perfect opportunity to get * Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines operate a fluid those Caribbean holiday photos on the beach! Take a stroll along to the beach, capture wonderful photos of pricing system & all prices are subject to change until booking is confirmed. MS Braemar and take a swim in the crystal clear waters. Visit unique shops along the waterfront selling unique souvenirs to take home with you. Sunday 17th January 2021 - At sea Mobility Information Please note all passengers must declare if Today we have another day at sea. Indulge in a treatment at the ship’s Atlantis Spa (subject to own additional they are unable to board the ship unaided. expense) or head to the golf nets on the Marquee deck to practice your golf skills! Passengers must inform Regent and Fred. Monday 18th January 2021 - Falmouth, Jamaica Olsen if they have mobility issues and / or Today we dock in Falmouth, Jamaica. Regarded as one of the Caribbean’s best-preserved Georgian towns, dietary requirements prior to booking and if it’s town centre is just a short walk away from our cruise terminal. See the large Water Square, which is health/mobility alters over the booking period. Disabled access rooms can be requested at bordered by red-roofed, Caribbean style buildings. There are plenty of shops for you to peruse, from upscale time of booking but are not guaranteed. jewellery boutiques to craft markets. A small but delightful town to explore. Some ports listed may be at anchor and may Tuesday 19th January 2021 - At Sea require a tender to shore. These may be Enjoy a final day at sea. Relax and perhaps read a book on deck, embracing the warm Caribbean sunshine. difficult to board for those with mobility issues. Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines are unable to assist Wednesday 20th January 2021 - Santo Domingo, Dominica Republic wheelchair bound passengers with Today we dock overnight in the urban city of Santo Domingo. At the heart of the city you’ll find Zona embarking and disembarking the ship. Colonial, an urban neighbourhood listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The oldest church and the oldest Unless you are able to climb coach steps surviving European Fortress are located here. Enjoy exploring the wonderful sights of Santo Domingo today. unassisted, it will not be possible to participate in the programme of shore Thursday 21st January 2021 - Return flight home excursions which Fred. Olsen offer for sale This morning we disembark MS Braemar, transferring to our airport in Santo Domingo for our flight back to the on board. Excursions may include a variety of UK with memories of a wonderful tour.
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