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Two Night Sydney Harbour Weekend Spa Cruise AUS $431 : Holiday Goddess, Travel for Less
Posted by Malcolm in Uncategorized on September 29, 2011
Discover the world’s most beautiful harbour and enjoy being pampered with spa treatments at the same time.
On the weekend of October 21, 2011 Captain Cook Cruises is holding a two night Sydney Harbour Spa Weekend Cruise.
This amazing two night cruise aboard the MV Captain Cook Explorer, will allow you to experience Sydney from an extraordinary perspective aboard – off the beaten track and up close to some of the most beautiful and famous aspects of Sydney Harbour.
Regular shore visits include street markets, beautiful gardens and beachside Watsons Bay. from Sydney Harbour to along the Parramatta River, the views are worth the journey alone – a breathtaking sunset over the sails of the Sydney Opera House to a sparkling dawn on the cliffs of the north shore.
Evenings on board are a blend of top class food and wine, spectacular harbour sights, getting to know new friends and enjoying great entertainment.
All this plus the chance to relax and spoil yourself with spa treatments all weekend long. Treatments available onboard include:· Massage – Swedish, Sports or Remedial – ½ hr $60 1hr $100· ½ hr Facial – Priori Coffeeberry facials & enzyme peel – $60· ½ hr Manicure or Pedicures – $40· Eye Enhancement Package including eyelash & eyebrow tint, eyebrow shape – $45
Passengers can even check-in early on the Friday with pre-boarding spa treatments available from 1.00pm.
As a special treat for the girls, if Mum and daughter both cruise, Captain Cook Cruises will guarantee 10% off their fares and help get the party started with a bottle of sparkling wine in their room on arrival.
The two night Sydney harbour Spa Weekend Cruise departs Friday October 21 at 6.00pm, with boarding from 5.00pm and pre-boarding spa treatments available from 1.00pm from no.1 King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour.
Book now to receive 10% off fares, with prices starting from $431 per person twin share, normally $479per person twin share including all accommodation, meals and most activities.
For further information visit www.captaincook.com.au
Two Night Sydney Harbour Weekend Spa Cruise AUS $431 : Holiday Goddess, Travel for Less
Two-Night Sydney Harbour Spa Weekend Cruise
Posted by Malcolm in Uncategorized on September 27, 2011
Captain Cook Explorer
On the weekend of October 21, 2011 Captain Cook Cruises is holding a two night Sydney Harbour Spa Weekend Cruise onboard the MV Captain Cook Explorer, so passengers can discover the world?s most beautiful harbour and enjoy being pampered with spa treatments at the same time. Book now and save 10% off the fare.
This amazing two night cruise allows passengers ? both local and tourists to experience Sydney from an extraordinary perspective aboard their own small cruise ship and takes them off the beaten track and up close to some of the most beautiful and famous aspects of Sydney Harbour.
Regular shore visits include street markets, beautiful gardens and beachside Watsons Bay. From Sydney Harbour to along the Parramatta River, the views are worth the journey alone ? a breathtaking sunset over the sails of the Sydney Opera House to a sparkling dawn on the cliffs of the north shore.
Evenings on board are a blend of top class food and wine, spectacular harbour sights, getting to know new friends and enjoying great entertainment.
All this plus the chance to relax and spoil yourself with spa treatments all weekend long. Treatments available onboard include:
- Massage ? Swedish, Sports or Remedial ? ? hr $60 1hr $100
- ? hr Facial ? Priori Coffeeberry facials & enzyme peel – $60
- ? hr Manicure or Pedicures – $40
- Eye Enhancement Package including eyelash & eyebrow tint, eyebrow shape – $45
Passengers can even check-in early on the Friday with pre-boarding spa treatments available from 1.00pm.
As a special treat for the girls, if Mum and daughter both cruise, Captain Cook Cruises will guarantee 10% off their fares and help get the party started with a bottle of sparkling wine in their room on arrival.
The two night Sydney harbour Spa Weekend Cruise departs Friday October 21 at 6.00pm, with boarding from 5.00pm and pre-boarding spa treatments available from 1.00pm from no.1 King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour.
Book now to receive 10% off fares, with prices starting from $431 per person twin share, normally $479 per person twin share including all accommodation, meals and most activities.
P&O Cruises launch 2012-13 program including depatures from Melbourne
Posted by Malcolm in Uncategorized on August 31, 2011
Departures from Melbourne and more short breaks are features of P&O Cruises massive new 2012-13 program.
On sale from March 31, the new program is P&O Cruises’ biggest ever and features a record 126 voyages between June 2012 and April 2013, with great value fares from $749* per person for a seven-night cruise from Brisbane and $1199* per person for a 10-night cruise from Sydney.
The program offers 24 cruises of less than a week, including more of the themed cruises that have proven such a hit with passengers, such as food and wine getaways and comedy cruises.
Highlights include a three-night Australia Day long weekend cruise from Sydney in January 2013 onboard Pacific Pearl, plus a new four-night Christmas shopping cruise from Sydney to Melbourne in early December on Pacific Sun, with fares on the shopping cruise priced from $649* per person.
The new program also features two new Australian ports of call, with Pacific Sun visiting Port Lincoln and pristine Kangaroo Island in South Australia on a coastal cruise. Fares start from $899 per person quad share for a nine-night cruise from Fremantle to Sydney departing on October 23, 2012.Meanwhile, P&O Cruises has added Melbourne to its line-up of homeports, with the cruise line returning to the Victorian capital to offer seven summer cruises from late 2012, in addition to regular voyages from Sydney, Brisbane, Fremantle and Auckland.
Jenny Lourey, Senior Vice President of Carnival Australia, which operates P&O Cruises, said the new program offered more cruise itineraries than ever before, with destinations ranging from Asia to Tasmania, as well as the Pacific islands.“Not only do we offer great places to visit, our ships are a destination in themselves. No matter where you’re cruising, the fun begins the moment you step onboard a P&O Cruises’ ship,” Ms Lourey said.
“Whatever your age, our ships offer a great range of features to make your holiday memorable – from spectacular aerial circus acts and great kids’ clubs through to delicious meals at Luke Mangan’s Salt Grill Restaurant and relaxing treatments in the spa.”
The new program also offers travellers front-row seats for the total solar eclipse in November 2012, with Pacific Jewel and Pacific Dawn sailing to the Pacific islands and northern Queensland to ensure the ships offer the best vantage points for the eclipse. Fares start from $799 per person quad share for a seven-night cruise onboard Pacific Dawn departing November 10, 2012.
Meanwhile, Brisbane will see 36 cruise holidays on offer onboard Pacific Dawn and Pacific Sun, including 25 of the popular seven-night cruises to the Pacific Islands or exploring the Queensland coastline. Cruises start from $749 per person quad share for a seven-night Queensland cruise onboard Pacific Sun departing July 8, 2012.Fremantle will welcome home Pacific Sun for a third season of cruising in 2012, offering a mix of short breaks, Western Australian cruises and longer voyages to Asia between August and October 2012.
Twelve-night cruises to Indonesia calling at Bali and Komodo Island are priced from $1099 per person quad share.
Pacific Pearl will return to Auckland for another season of cruising from new Zealand, sailing five cruises of between three and 15 nights between April and may 2013. Fares start from $1299 per person quad share for a 10-night cruise to the Pacific Islands departing may 8, 2013.
Australian travellers will also have the chance to celebrate the birth of cruise holidays, with two special voyages planned in August 2012 to mark 175 years since the Peninsular Steam Navigation Company signed its first contract to deliver mail by sea and 80 years since P&O Cruises’ first Australian cruise.
Pacific Pearl and Pacific Jewel will meet in Sydney Harbour on August 22 and set sail in tandem on special heritage cruises, featuring tailored entertainment including a 175th Anniversary Gala dinner, a heritage art display and fascinating guest speakers. Fares on the nine-night Pacific Jewel cruise start from $1199 per person quad share.
For more information, Cruiseoffers on 1800 616 434 or visit www.cruiseoffers.com.au
* Fares are quad share. Subject to availability, conditions apply.
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Travel Monitor: P&O doubles range of short cruises in huge new program. Melbourne a new home port
Posted by Malcolm in Uncategorized on March 26, 2011
16 MAR: P&O Cruises has doubled the range of short sailings on offer in a greatly-expanded 2012-13 program.
On sale from March 31, the new program is the line’s biggest-ever, featuring 126 voyages between June 2012 and April 2013.
Fares start at $749 a person for a seven-night cruise from Brisbane and $1199 for a 10-night cruise from Sydney.
The program offers 24 cruises of less than a week, including more of the themed sailings that have proven a hit with passengers, such as food and wine getaways and comedy cruises.
Highlights include a three-night Australia Day long weekend cruise from Sydney in January 2013 on Pacific Pearl, plus a new four-night Christmas shopping cruise from Sydney to Melbourne in early December on Pacific Sun, with fares on the shopping cruise priced from $649 per person.
The new program also features two new Australian ports of call, with Pacific Sun visiting Port Lincoln and Kangaroo Island in South Australia on a coastal cruise.
Fares start from $899 per person quad share for a nine-night cruise from Fremantle to Sydney departing on October 23, 2012.
Meanwhile, P&O has added Melbourne to its line-up of homeports, with the cruise line returning to the Victorian capital to offer seven summer cruises from late 2012, in addition to regular voyages from Sydney, Brisbane, Fremantle and Auckland.
Jenny Lourey, Senior Vice President of Carnival Australia, which operates P&O Cruises, said the new program offered more cruise itineraries than ever before, with destinations ranging from Asia to Tasmania, as well as the Pacific islands.
“Not only do we offer great places to visit, our ships are a destination in themselves.
“No matter where you’re cruising, the fun begins the moment you step onboard a P&O Cruises’ ship,” she said.
The new program also offers travellers front-row seats for the total solar eclipse in November 2012, with Pacific Jewel and Pacific Dawn sailing to the Pacific islands and northern Queensland to ensure the ships offer the best vantage points.
Fares start from $799 per person quad share for a seven-night cruise onboard Pacific Dawn departing November 10, 2012.
Brisbane will see 36 cruise holidays on offer on Pacific Dawn and Pacific Sun, including 25 of the popular seven-night cruises to the Pacific Islands or exploring the Queensland coastline.
Cruises start from $749 per person quad share for a seven-night Queensland cruise onboard Pacific Sun departing July 8, 2012.
Fremantle will welcome home Pacific Sun for a third season of cruising in 2012, offering a mix of short breaks, Western Australian cruises and longer voyages to Asia between August and October 2012.
Travel Monitor: P&O doubles range of short cruises in huge new program. Melbourne a new home port