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Las travesías de los mares del regente siete anuncian el círculo 2008 alrededor del viaje magnífico de Suramérica
Pie. LAUDERDALE, FL, 12 Feb de 2007 - la todo-habitación lujosa 700 huéspedes de las travesías de los mares del regente siete de', sistemas de Mariner® de los mares del todo-balcón siete navega en 2008 para un circumnavigation de 60 noches de Suramérica. El “círculo alrededor la travesía de Suramérica” saldrá del pie. Lauderdale el 4 de enero de 2008 y ofrece llamadas a 30 puertos en 15 países incluyendo Colombia, Panamá, Ecuador, Perú, Chile, la Argentina, las Islas Malvinas, Uruguay, el Brasil y Guyana francesa, así como varias islas del Caribe.
Del ritmo sensuous de Río al yermo unspoiled de Patagonia a las calles antiguas de Cartagena, Suramérica refleja bastante belleza y diversidad alma-que se chamusca para acelerar el pulso de uniforme el viajero más experimentado. Además de un itinerario excepcional, el círculo 2008 alrededor de la travesía de Suramérica incluye seises onboard overnights y cuatro acontecimientos elogiosos de la orilla para ofrecer a huéspedes una mirada del interior en este continente extenso. El círculo alrededor del circumnavigate de la voluntad del viaje de Suramérica el continente a la izquierda, con un viaje abarcado de cuatro segmentos combinable:
- Pie. Lauderdale a Lima, Perú (enero. 4-16) - Este segmento de 12 noches sale del pie. Lauderdale con visitas a Georgetown, Cayman magnífico y a Cartagena, Colombia, antes de un paso del día a través del Canal de Panamá famoso. El viaje continúa al sur a lo largo de la costa occidental con las paradas en Fuerte Amador (Panamá), Manta (Ecuador) y Salaverry (Perú), terminando en la ciudad colonial española de Lima, el capital de Perú.
- Lima a Buenos Aires, la Argentina (enero. 16-Feb. 4) - Este segmento de 19 noches, el viaje más largo, sale de Lima y para en Pisco (Perú), invitando varios puertos a lo largo de la costa chilena incluyendo las arenas de Valparaiso y de Punta, y entonces los fiordos y los glaciares imponentes de Chile y del punto donde convergen los Océanos atlánticos y Pacíficos. Visite Ushuaia, el capital de Tierra del Fuego, conocido como “el extremo del mundo,” y de las Islas Malvinas. Entonces encendido a dos noches en Buenos Aires elegante, la Argentina.
- Buenos Aires a Manaus, el Brasil (febrero. 4-21) - This 17-night journey offers two onboard overnight stays in Buenos Aires, then continues to Montevideo, Uruguay before two nights in spectacular Rio de Janeiro, where guests will enjoy samba and sun-drenched beaches. Other stops in Brazil include Salvador de Bahia and Alter Do Chao, before ending in Manaus, at the edge of the breathtaking Amazon rainforest.
- Manaus to Ft. Lauderdale (Feb. 21-March 4) - The final 12-night leg of the cruise follows the coast of Brazil with calls in Parintins and Santarem, and Devil’s Island, French Guyana, before continuing on to the tropical paradise of Barbados, Dominica, Puerto Rico and Grand Turk, ending in Ft. Lauderdale.
Cruise fares include all shipboard gratuities; complimentary beverages, including select wines and spirits served throughout the ship; complimentary 24-hour room service; refrigerator stocked with soft drinks, beer and bottled water replenished daily; and an in-suite bar setup in butler suites. As with all Regent Grand Voyages, guests partaking in the entire 60-night voyage receive special savings and gifts, including complimentary first-class roundtrip airfare from 86 North American gateways, between $500-$1,000 per suite in shipboard credits and an exclusive bon voyage event the evening before disembarkation. Guests sailing individual segments receive $100-$200 shipboard credits and a special commemorative gift. Segments one and four also feature special air fare offers. (Visit www.TheRegentExperience.com or contact a travel agent for details.)
Seven Seas Mariner is the world’s first all-suite, all-balcony ship. Catering to only 700 guests, she is one of the most spacious cruise ships afloat, and her staff to guest ratio of 1 to 1.6 provides the highest level of personal service in the six-star tradition of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. For further information, contact Regent Seven Seas Cruises, 1000 Corporate Drive, Suite 500, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33334. For brochures, call toll-free (866) 284-4079; for reservation information call toll-free (800) 285-1835; or visit: www.TheRegentExperience.com.
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Which to choose Infinity or Seven seas mariner to Alaska?
thanks rhea
Rhea,
There are a couple of things to consider. If you are looking to spend less money, then the less expensive cabins on the Infinity would be a better deal.
When you are considering a suite, then the price of a Regent cruise is not that much more than a Celebrity cruise, and it includes all your tips, alcohol, and extras except shore excursion.
Regent determines their number of formal nights on and Itinerary by Itinerary basis, and I believe that the Alaska Sailings do not include any formal nights, but it is possible that this has changed. I would suggest that you look carefully at the web-sites itinerary information, as I think that is where the dress code information is included.
Regent ships are smaller, and more intimate. Infinity is a bit larger, but by no means a mega ship like the Royal Carri bean Voyager or Freedom class. Both Regent and Celebrity are know for their great service, with Regent being “the next step up.” I have not yet tried Regent, but have heard wonderful things about Regent. The only negative that I have ever heard about them, and this is not consistent, just a comment from a few, was that the passengers are a bit more stuffy than on other lines.
Do you have any specific criteria for which you are looking on your Alaska cruise?