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Cruise Through the Panama Canal 2022 | November 6 – 20 Cruise Through the Panama Canal 2022 | November 6 – 20 Southern Caribbean | Costa Rica | Panama Canal Cruise from The Big Apple to living easy, as you discover the best of the Caribbean aboard the Norwegian Breakaway. In Curaçao, splash around the warm sea with some friendly dolphins, journey inland to explore the enchanting Hato Caves, or visit a unique Ostrich farm and hang with one of the biggest birds on earth. From George Town, dive into a vibrant underwater world as you snorkel with sea turtles and colorful tropical fish. Then sail to Cozumel and travel back in time to the world-famous ancient Tulum Mayan ruins, where you can walk among mysterious temples and hieroglyphic writings. Come make paradise your own with Norwegian. Featuring • New Orleans Pier-Airport Transfer • Return Flight from New Orleans • 15-Day Cruise on NCL’s Breakaway • Optional Shore Excursions • 9 Ports | 8 Countries • Full Time Tours of Distinction Tour Concierge • Welcome Cocktail Party • Daily Entertainment Pricing • All Meals on NCL’s Breakaway Inside (IA): $2,149 pp dbl | $2,919 sgl • Choice of 2 Amenities • All Taxes, Port Charges & Fees Balcony (BA): $2,949 pp dbl | $4,139 sgl Moderate walking with possible incline or steps. Passport Required Up to 3 hours of walking per day. Other Cabins Available Upon Request For Information & Reservations Tours of Distinction 800-426-4324 | [email protected] | toursofdistinction.net Cruise Through the Panama Canal – Your Itinerary Day 1 | Depart New York City, NY | 4pm Arrive at the New York City pier and embark on the Norwegian Breakaway. Days 2 & 3 | At Sea Enjoy all the fun and relaxation the Breakaway offers. Day 4 | Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic | 10am – 6pm Puerto Plata is the ninth largest city in the Dominican Republic, and the capital of the province. For spectacular city views, take a ride up the Pico Isabel de Torres mountain which stands over 2,600 feet high. History buff? Visit Fortaleza San Felipe, which was built in the 16th century and served as a prison under the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo. Or head to the Amber Museum, a museum filled with a unique collection of valuable Dominican amber, which is tree sap that has hardened for millions of years capturing many fossils of plant and insect life. Optional Shore Excursions Available: To Be Announced. Day 5 | At Sea Day 6 | Willemstad, Curaçao | 8am – 6pm Walk around this quaint harbor town and you'll think you've travelled back in time to Old Amsterdam. Admire the colorful Dutch architecture and take advantage of the excellent shopping. Relax on a 17th-century veranda with a drink made with famous Curaçao liqueur. Some Optional Shore Excursions Available: Hato Caves & Ostrich Farm Adventure, Hato Caves & City Center, Willemstad Trolley Train and others. Speak to your ToD Cruise Concierge for booking any of these great excursions. Day 7 | Oranjestad, Aruba | 8am – 6pm Incredible white sands and cobalt blue seas make the small island of Aruba a popular destination. In the bustling freeport town of Oranjestad, sherbet-colored Dutch colonial buildings, draped in bougainvillea, oleander and hibiscus are simply picturesque. Small, but informative museums relate the island's history. Some Optional Shore Excursions Available: Antilla Wreck Snorkel & Beach Getaway, Sail Aruba On The Mi Dushi, Atlantis Submarine plus many more! Day 8 | At Sea Day 9 | Colón, Panama | 7am – 8pm Grab a good spot on deck so you can take in the view as we sail into the Caribbean seaport of Colón. What a picture it is. Behold the Atlantic Ocean entrance to the famous Panama Canal. Born from a desire to get to California (and its Gold Rush) as fast as possible, this industrious town was the last stop on the 19th century Panama Railroad. It’s now home to Canal Zones, U.S. military bases and of course, beauty. Some Optional Shore Excursions Available: To Be Announced. Day 10 | Puerto Limon, Costa Rica | 8am – 6pm Puerto Limón is known for its multi-cultural community and a festive annual carnival celebration. In recent years, the area has become even better known as must-see stop for eco-tourists. The region's unique geography and neo-tropical climate combined with abundant rainforests make for one of the most naturally diverse "biospheres" in the world. And you can take advantage of national parks and reserves in all directions from Limón. Pay close attention when you dock as many guests have reported seeing peaceful sloths lumbering in the trees right in port! Cruise Through the Panama Canal – Your Itinerary (Continued) Some Optional Shore Excursions Available: Aerial Tram & Rainforest Adventure, Caribbean Train, Boat & Rainforest Walk, Veragua Rainforest & Tortuguero Canals, Wildlife Rescue Center & Cahuita National Park and many others. Costa Rica is blessed with amazing wildlife and lush scenery ~ Do not miss out! Day 11 | At Sea Day 12 | George Town, Cayman Islands | 7am – 4pm The largest of the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman, is famous for its Seven Mile Beach, the popular Stingray City and excellent diving. Both nature and history are preserved underwater with a collection of easily viewed shipwrecks. Some Optional Shore Excursions Available: Dolphin Encounter with Stingray Sandbar, Discover Cayman, Cayman Bicycle Adventure plus many more! Day 13 | Cozumel, Mexico | 10am – 6pm The island of Cozumel off the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula continues to be known for its fantastic fishing, snorkeling and diving opportunities. And despite the growth of tourism in recent years, the island and its only town, San Miguel, retain much of their original warmth and charm. Some Optional Shore Excursions Available: Cozumel by Land & Sea, Coral Interactive Reef Restoration Program, The Cabana Beach and many more. Day 14 | At Sea Day 15 | Arrive New Orleans – Disembarkation | Arrive 7am We arrive in New Orleans this morning and after disembarking the Breakaway, we transfer to the airport for our flight home. Inside Cabin - IA Balcony Cabin - BA Inside (IA) Balcony (BA) Cruise Through the Panama Canal – The Details New Orleans Pier-Airport Transfer | 15-Day Cruise on the Norwegian Breakaway Return Flight from New Orleans | Tours of Distinction Cruise Concierge All Meals & Daily Entertainment Onboard the Breakaway | Choice of 2 Amenities^ Pier Porterage | Welcome Cocktail Party | All Taxes, Port Charges & Fees Gratuities for Cruise Concierge ^Amenity Choices Include: Premium Beverage Package, 250 Internet Package (per cabin), Commitment Ceremony, $50 per port shorex credit (per cabin), Ultimate Dining Package, 10 Photo Package (per cabin), Internet Package or $100 onboard credit (per cabin). Not Included: Any taxes/gratuities imposed by the cruise line on the amenities chosen. Deposit & Payment Schedule 1st Deposit: $250 per person Final Payment due: June 9, 2021 Cancellation Policy A cancellation fee of $250 per person will be charged for any cancellation received from time of booking to 121 days prior to departure. A cancellation fee of 50% of the total tour cost + non-refundable tour expenses will be charged for cancellations 120-91 days prior to departure. A cancellation fee of 100% of the total tour cost will be charged for cancellations received 90-0 days prior to departure. Optional Travel Protection Optional Travel Protection Rates: Inside Stateroom: $174 pp dbl, $206 sgl | Balcony Stateroom: $206 pp dbl, $331 sgl. Plan Document will be provided to you upon registration for this tour. Read the document carefully, as it provides complete details of the plan, including benefits and exclusions. Passengers can cancel and receive a refund due to the covered reasons outlined in the “Certificate of Insurance”. The “Certificate of Insurance” will be provided to you with your cruise confirmation packet. IF CANCELLING FOR A MEDICAL REASON, YOU MUST SEE YOUR DOCTOR PRIOR TO CANCELLING FROM THE TOUR TO QUALIFY FOR A CLAIM. toursofdistinction.net Disclaimer: We are in the business that plans far ahead of the tour’s start date which can, at times, leave us with a change of itinerary, attraction, meal or accommodation. Due to any unforeseen circumstances, Tours of Distinction, Inc., must reserve the right to change the booked itinerary, attractions, restaurants or accommodations. In such an event, the alternative will be of equal or greater value. In the event a tour does not meet the minimum required of participants to operate the tour, Tours of Distinction reserves the right to cancel the tour and will do so no less than 45 days from departure. Any refunds to be issued from the company will be processed and sent no later than 30 days after the initial refund request. For full tour terms and conditions please visit: https://www.toursofdistinction.net/travel-info/terms-and-conditions/ Tours of Distinction 2022 Cruise RESERVATION FORM Cruise Through the Panama Canal One Form Per Person November 6 – 20, 2022 GUEST DETAILS Name: Date of Birth: First Middle Last (Must match your passport!) Address: City, State: Zip Code: Phone #: Email Address: Cell #: Passport issue date: _________________________ Passport Exp Date: ____________________________ Passport issued in what country: ______________ Passport #: ___________________________________ Please send in a copy of your passport with your reservation. If we do not receive a copy of your Passport it could take longer to process your confirmation ROOMING & REQUIREMENTS DETAILS Stateroom Type: Inside (IA) | Balcony (BA) Room Type: Single Double Travel Partner(s): Special Needs (wheelchair, diet, handicap, etc.): **Please note that we try to accommodate special preference requests (i.e. specific staterooms, specific deck, adjoining staterooms) when possible, but we cannot guarantee them. PAYMENT DETAILS Mail this form, a copy of your Passport & deposit to: Tours of Distinction (See Address Below) _____ *Please checK here if you will be applying for a Passport renewal or applying for a Passport. **Note: The U.S. Department of State recommends your passport have at least six months of validity—beyond the last date of travel.
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