Zadar Korcula Italy Adriatic Sea Dubrovnik Corsica
Lecce Sardinia Otranto Mediterranean Sea
Sicily Syracuse Sea Cloud II – Cru is e s Tunisia Malta
Antique, baroque, and romantic – Italian impressions between Sicily, Apulia and Venice: Malta – Venice
Syracuse: UNESCO World Heritage Site Sea Cloud ii 10 nights Cicero once described Syracuse as “the greatest and 25 Sep. to 05 Oct. 2020 SCII-2030 most beautiful of the Greek cities”. Up to a million peo- 25 Sep. La Valletta/Malta 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Malta. ple are claimed to have lived there in antiquity. This city Embarkation on the Sea Cloud ii. on the small island of Ortygia was later conquered first 26 Sep. Syracuse/Sicily 08.00 14.00 by the Romans, then by Arabs, Byzantines and Normans. The classical Syracuse.* 27 Sep. At sea They have left behind a unique architectural heritage: 28 Sep. Otranto/Italy 16.00 UNESCO declared Syracuse a World Heritage Site in 29 Sep. Otranto/Italy 14.00 2005 due to its archaeological importance. Excursion to Lecce.* 30 Sep. Dubrovnik/Croatia 16.00 23.00 The Florence of the South: Lecce Walking tour through the old town.* Lecce, situated on the heel of the Italian boot in the 01 Oct. Korcula/Croatia 08.00 15.00 City walk in the footsteps of Marco Polo.* ruggedly romantic Apulia region, is considered one of the 02 Oct. Zadar/Croatia 13.30 22.00 most beautiful towns in southern Italy. Thanks to a spe- City walking tour and visit to St Donatus.* cial form of tuff stone, the town evolved into a splendid 03 Oct. Rovinj/Croatia 13.30 20.00 baroque city with its richly decorated facades gleaming in Excursion to the Istrian countryside and tasting of regional specialities.* white and gold. In Otranto there is no better way to see 04 Oct. Trieste/Italy 08.00 16.00 out the day than with a stroll through the lively old town. City tour including visit to Miramare Castle.* 05 Oct. Venice/Italy 08.00 Zadar: more than 2,000 years of history Disembarkation. Guests return home individually. With its modern promenade, which replaced the monoto- Itinerary subject to change! at anchor nous concrete harbour wall, Zadar has been given a new * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate. lease of life. The city’s pride and joy is the unique sea organ from which the waves coax deep soft sounds. On its steps, you can relax in the evening after strolling through the fortified old town with the monumental Church of St Donatus, the square of five wells, and four medival gates. Cruise-only rates per person SCII-2030 An ancient multicultural city: Trieste Category if booked by 30 Nov. 2019 from 01 Dec. 2019 Trieste’s colourful history is reflected in its cuisine: From GTY double cabin** € 4.995 € 5.285 palatschinke to souvlaki, prosciutto to baccalà mante- F Upper-/lower-bed € 5.395 € 5.685 cato, the town has been shaped by the culinary influ- E € 6.275 € 6.565 D € 6.995 € 7.285 ences of Austria, Istria and Greece. Trieste has long been C € 7.395 € 7.685 considered a cultural melting pot; once a key port on the B € 8.795 € 9.085 A € 9.795 € 10.085 Slovenian border, it used to attract merchants from all GTY single cabin** € 6.795 € 7.085 over the world. Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 138 for included services 125