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TRAVEL Dhunt@Star-Telegram.Com www.star-telegram.com M Sunday, April 10, 2011 11E Dianna Hunt 817-390-7084 TRAVEL [email protected] THE ITINERARY Compiled by Dianna Hunt The spa entrance on the Celebrity Eclipse Celebrity Cruises/Simon Brooke-Webb Savings on the high seas Just in time for International Spa Week this week, Celebrity Cruises is offering special onboard spa package deals. The deals, in partnership with Elemis Spa, include: I Facial rejuvenation package, which includes a Botox treatment for crow’s feet, an oxyder- my facial, brow sculpting and a skin assess- ment, for $449 (usually $564) I Detox and body package, which includes a The Royal Clipper is the largest and only five-masted full-rigged sailing ship in the world. Special to the Star-Telegram/Debbra Dunning Brouillette full-body seaweed massage, use of a thermal suite (like a sauna) for seven days, Pilates, yoga and a body composition analysis, for $245 (usually $417). I Pain management package, which includes three acupuncture treatments, use of the thermal suite for seven days and an herbal Classic Clipper consultation, for $399 (usually $634). The deals are good through the end of the year. www.celebritycruises.com (click on Sailing the Caribbean on a smaller craft “specials”). makes for a more relaxing journey, with stops at less-crowded ports of call By Debbra Dunning Brouillette gone by. Mikael Krafft, Swed- Special to the Star-Telegram ish born owner-founder of We were about to set sail from Star Clippers, fulfilled his Bridgetown, Barbados, lifelong dream of reviving the aboard the Royal Clipper, the golden age of tall sailing ships largest and only five-masted in 1991, with the construction fully rigged sailing ship in the of the Star Flyer, followed by world. Along with most of its its identical twin, Star Clip- passengers, my traveling per, a year later. In 2001, the companion and I gathered on Royal Clipper set sail, in- the top deck to witness the spired by the Preussen, raising of 56,000 square feet launched in 1902 as the larg- of sails, not by motor, but by est, fastest sailing ship the the hands of trained sailors. world had ever seen. Throughout the week, passengers are given the opportunity to climb Illuminated by the moon It’s a powerful draw for ro- up to one of the crow’s-nest lookout stations for an unbelievable view. and countless stars and ac- mantics, sailing enthusiasts Courtesy of Clark and Sue Hamilton companied by Vangelis’ Con- and active travelers who want quest of Paradise over the PA a small-ship experience with system, it was a majestic its smaller, out-of-the-way sight, one that was repeated ports of call and low-key Elvis circa 1956 is the focus of an art contest. each evening as we embarked nightly entertainment. The Associated Press for yet another island desti- Get creative, Elvis fans nation. Cabins Attention, Elvis fans: Elvis Presley En- For the next seven nights, Our outside cabin, located on terprises is holding a national art contest to the Royal Clipper was our the second deck, was attrac- celebrate Elvis Week 2011. You can win a free floating hotel. Our Windward tive and efficiently designed trip to Memphis — and lots more Elvis-related Islands itinerary covered over to maximize storage space. goodies — by submitting an entry in any art 700 nautical miles and visited Each cabin has its own con- form, including sculpture, pencil drawings or six ports, including St. Lucia, trols for the A/C, a TV for painting. The art needs to honor Elvis in 1956 Dominica, Antigua, St. Kitts, those who can’t bear to miss — 55 years ago — when he began his rise to Iles des Saintes and Marti- the news of the world, a safe superstardom, according to the contest nique. for locking up valuables, a planners. The winner also will receive tickets While large for a sailing roomy marble bathroom, and for Viva ELVIS by Cirque du Soleil in Las ship, the Royal Clipper is in surprisingly comfortable Vegas, a cabin on the 2012 Elvis cruise and a the “small ship” category beds. Every afternoon, as we Dominica is lush, mountainous and unspoiled. radio package from Sirius XM. Deadline for (500 passengers or fewer) as returned to our cabin from Special to the Star-Telegram/Debbra Dunning Brouillette entries is April 28. Elvis.com far as cruises go. It carries a the day’s activities, we found maximum of 227 passengers a different animal created iest. My travel companion three-story atrium, much and is crewed by an interna- from towels awaiting us on fared quite well, with only grander and more impressive tional staff of 106, with 15 na- the bed. The cabin stewards minor queasiness on those than one would imagine in- tions represented. Its smaller were not only efficient but nights, while I — the “old side a sailing ship. The Royal Hackers visit TripAdvisor sister ships, the Star Clipper extremely creative as well. salt” — was not affected. To Clipper is upscale, even ele- The travel site TripAdvisor (www.tripad- and Star Flyer, carry 170 pas- Passengers prone to sea- me, the nighttime movement gant, with its piano bar and visor.com) says hackers broke into its data- sengers and are crewed by 72. sickness should come pre- was actually quite soothing, lounge areas, which lead to base and stole part of its 20 million-member Dwarfed by the mega pared with medication for like being gently rocked in a the dining room on the lowest e-mail list. Some members might start receiv- cruise ships, which travel the motion sickness — a patch or cradle. level via a winding staircase. ing unwanted spam as a result. TripAdvisor seas under electrical power wristband — and be aware wouldn’t say how many members were af- carrying up to 5,000 passen- that the first and last nights at Three-story atrium Dining fected, only that “a portion” of e-mail ad- gers, the Royal Clipper harks sea, those with the longest The focal point of the ship’s Many cruise-lovers put food dresses were taken, and passwords remain back to the tall ships of days passage, are usually the rock- interior public spaces is the More on SAILING, 12E secure. TripAdvisor, owned by Expedia Inc., is one of the world’s largest Internet travel sites. It provides links to hotel booking sites and is best-known for the millions of reviews its users post about their hotel experiences. It doesn’t collect credit card information or sell There’s so much to savor on Martinique or rent its member list. TripAdvisor is a part 7 For culinary pleasures, sounds, and especially the of TripAdvisor Media Group, which includes the island c’est magnifique! tastes of this “little bit of 18 travel sites, among them www.airfare- France in the Caribbean.” watchdog.com, www.bookingbuddy.com, By Debbra Dunning Brouillette En route to our first sched- www.cruisecritic.com and www.virtualtourist- Special to the Star-Telegram uled appointment at a gour- .com. The sites operate in 27 countries. FORT-DE-FRANCE, Marti- met chocolaterie, we stopped — The Seattle Times nique — Delights for both the at the River Madam just as eyes and palate awaited us as fishermen were arriving to we met our driver and guide display and sell their bounties for our day in Martinique. My of the sea at the fish market. FUN FACT friend and I were the latest Baskets overflowed with fly- “celebrities” in his charge, or ing fish and needlefish. Ta- Top 10 riverboat cruises at least we convinced our- bles were piled with tuna, Looking for a new kind of boat excursion? selves it was so, as we stepped snapper, mahi-mahi (known Here’s ShermansTravel.com’s list of the best into his Mercedes taxi. The there as dorado); scales were places to take a riverboat cruise. previous week, his VIP visitor at the ready. By lunchtime, 1. Amazon River was Ségolène Royal, French chefs throughout the island 2. Danube River President Nicolas Sarkozy’s would magically transform 3. Hudson River and St. Lawrence Seaway female opponent in the 2007 the fishermen’s bounty into 4. Mekong River election. In the late ’90s, he the gourmet fare for which 5. Mississippi River squired Pierce Brosnan and Martinique has become 6. Murray River Rene Russo during filming of known. 7. Nile River The Thomas Crown Affair. We next strolled through 8. Seine River With limited time to expe- the nearby spice market, 9. Volga River and Russian waterways rience all that Martinique has where vendors also display 10. Yangtze River Needlefish and snapper are among the day’s catch at the fish market to offer, we set out to fill our juices, fruits and vegetables, Donna Schlegelmilch More on MARTINIQUE, 13E — Houston Chronicle along the River Madam in Fort-de-France. senses with the sights, 12E Sunday, April 10, 2011 M www.star-telegram.com our cabin each afternoon at 10 p.m. Sailing outlined the next day’s schedule. Two special Ports of call Continued from 11E events involved photo- A variety of shore excur- graphing the ships under sions were offered to pas- full sail. We sailed along- sengers. Sign-ups were re- high on the list when it side one of the smaller sis- quested at the excursion comes to rating their cruise ter ships, the Star Clipper, desk by noon the previous experience, and I am no on the second morning of day. At some ports, tender exception. Mealtimes the cruise.
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