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from: Peter Deilmann Cruises
www.deilmann-cruises.com
Source:
Lucille
Hoshabjian, LMH Communcations

ABOVE: The MS Deutschland is a European
luxury liner with a capacity of 513 passengers.
Deilmann offers free air, 20% fare discount on fall
Mediterranean cruise
MS Deutschland sails to Spain, Morocco, Elba, Sardinia, Sicily and Venice
NEW YORK, April, 2005 - A two-week Mediterranean cruise this fall aboard a
luxury European ocean liner at rate reductions of 20 percent and free air is the
latest special offer from Peter Deilmann Cruises for U.S. travelers on the
five-star MS Deutschland. The 15-night cruise, from Lisbon to Venice,
Sept. 22-Oct. 7, visits cities in Spain, Morocco, France, Italy and several
Mediterranean islands. The cruise offers savings of up to $2,800 on cabin
prices, free air from 16 U.S. gateways, free airport/ship transfers and 50
percent reductions on shore excursions.
This cruise of the 513-passenger “Grand Hotel” Deutschland departs
from Lisbon on the Atlantic to Funchal on the Portuguese island of Madeira and
then heads to the Mediterranean for Cartagena and Barcelona in Spain; Casablanca
in Morocco; Toulon, France; the French island of Elba and the Italian islands of
Sardinia and Sicily.
The free air on the cruise is available from New York and 15 other eastern
gateways while low air supplements start at $100 from 19 gateways in central
states and at $200 from 13 gateways in western states. Free airport/ship
transfers are included in any air purchased through Deilmann Cruises.
The reduced prices on this Deutschland cruise begin at $2,862 per
person double occupancy and $3,547 for single cabins. Passengers will save 50%
on a pre-purchased package of English-language shore excursions. The Sept.
22-Oct. 7 Mediterranean cruise is also one of the ocean liner’s golf theme
cruises so golfers can take advantage of the new 20% reduction in cabin prices
and free air. With the reductions, starting price for the 15-night golf cruise
is just $3,661 per person double occupancy, including free air, while single
occupancy cabin/air rates start at $4,346.
The Deutschland has three Mediterranean cruises this fall, one to
western ports and two to eastern ports. Among the island ports of call on the
western Mediterranean sailing are Portoferraio, Elba; Olbia, Sardinia; Palermo
and Catania, Sicily, and the ship overnights in Venice at the end of the cruise.
Ports on the two eastern Mediterranean sailings in October and November include
Zadar and Dubrovnik, Croatia; Montenegro, Yugoslavia; Heraklion, Crete; the
island of Rhodes, Piraeus (Athens), Volos, Kaval, Thessaloniki and Nauplia in
Greece; Istanbul and Kusadasi, Turkey; Alexandria, Egypt; Beirut, Lebanon, and
Lattakia, Syria.
The 286-cabin MS Deutschland, launched in 1998 and refurbished
annually, is a beautifully appointed ocean liner with classic elegance. Gourmet
dining has always been the hallmark of a grand journey at sea and dining on
board on board the Deutschland is highly rated by the prestigious Chaine des
Rotisseurs organization and readers of Condé Nast Traveler magazine. All
three of the ship's restaurants serve multi-course gourmet cuisine and an
outdoor dining terrace, comfortable bars and cafes each offer a different
ambience.
Outdoor and indoor swimming pools, three sun decks, open-air promenade deck,
an elegant theater for film screenings and lectures, fitness center, sauna,
Turkish bath, grand two-level ballroom with dancing and international revue
shows, shopping boutique, beauty salon with massage therapy and infirmary are
among other features of the nine-deck ship.
For further information on itineraries and prices on this and other
Mediterranean cruises of the Deutschland, contact a travel agent or Peter
Deilmann Cruises. To view and download Deutschland sailings, log on to
www.deilmann-cruises.com. The
Grand Hotel Voyages brochure of the Deutschland is available from travel
agencies and by calling Peter Deilmann Cruises at 1-800-348-8287 or by e-mail
pdcmail@deilmann-cruises.com.
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