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Best of the Mediterranean BEST OF THE MEDITERRANEAN Cruise to a roll call of stunning ports dotted through Italy, Greece, Spain, Croatia and Malta. Explore OPTIONAL SHORE and enjoy legendary destinations as far-flung as EXCURSION Dubrovnik and Split, Gibraltar, Rome and Barcelona. DISCOVER From Rome (port of Civitavecchia), voyage to the British territory of CINQUE TERRE Gibraltar. Cruise to Barcelona on Spain’s famous Costa Brava and Depart from Livorno’s pier to soak up the cities cosmopolitan atmosphere. Visit a bevy of Italian Portovenere. Tour this quaint village beauties including Florence from the port on Livorno and historical before a ferry ride to Vernazza for Rome before cruising up the Dalmatian Coast to the walled city some free time. Re-board the ferry to of Dubrovnik and the pretty town of Kotor. Cruise to Greece - with Monterosso, the only village with a wide beach and a seafront. Return a visit to the beautiful island of Corfu. Enjoy a full day in Valletta, by train to La Spezia or to Levanto Malta known for museums, palaces and grand churches before for the return drive to Livorno. cruising back to Rome. 8 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE CRUISING COLLECTION 2019/20 EUROPE COLLECTION Highlighting the best of Europe Livorno Ravenna (Florence/Pisa) (San Marino) Monte Carlo Dubrovnik Marseille Korcˇula (Provence) Split 22 NIGHTS Barcelona Naples ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) Cartagena Kotor RETURN CIVITAVECCHIA aboard Koningsdam Málaga (ROME) 2019: 19 July, 21 August+ (Granada) Corfu Gibraltar Catania Valletta +21 August departure is a 23 night itinerary DATE DESTINATION ARRIVE DEPART PACKAGE INCLUSIONS Jul 19 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy – 5pm § Return airfares from you Jul 20 At Sea – – nearest capital city Jul 21 Cartagena, Spain 8am 5pm § Private home to airport transfer Jul 22 Gibraltar, British Territory 1pm 11:59pm (Adelaide metro area only)^ Jul 23 Malaga, Spain 8am 8pm § 22 night cruise Rome return aboard Koningsdam Jul 24 At Sea – – § Jul 25 Barcelona, Spain 8am 8pm Late night stay onboard in Gibraltar, Dubrovnik, Catania and Valletta Jul 26 Marseille (Provence), France 8am 5pm § Wide range of dining options onboard Jul 27 Livorno (Florence/Pisa), Italy 8am 8pm including 24 hour room service Jul 28 Monte Carlo, Monaco 7am 5pm § Onboard entertainment and activities Jul 29 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 7am 5pm § Phil Hoffmann Travel Jul 30 At Sea – – onboard cruise host~ Jul 31 Dubrovnik, Croatia 9am 11pm § Pre-departure wine and cheese Aug 1 Kotor, Montenegro 8am 5pm night get together~ Aug 2 Split, Croatia 8am 5pm Aug 3 Ravenna (San Marino), Italy 8am 5pm EXCLUSIVE BONUSES Aug 4 Korcula, Croatia 9am 5pm § Exclusive welcome cocktail party onboard Aug 5 Kerkira, (Corfu), Greece 9am 6pm § Pinnacle Grill Dinner Experience for 2 Aug 6 Catania, Sicily, Italy 11am 11pm § US$100 beverage card to use on Aug 7 Valletta, Malta 8am 11pm alcoholic beverages, specialty coffees Aug 8 At Sea - - and soft drinks (US$50 for single staterooms) Aug 9 Naples (Pompeii), Italy 7am 6pm § Access to discounted shore excursions Aug 10 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 7am - CRUISE PRICING $ Refer to pht.com.au/hal or see in-store for current pricing details on all cabin types and departure dates. *Gratuities not included and payable onboard. Itinerary shown based on 19 July 2019 departure. Itinerary varies between departure dates. pht.com.au 9 .
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