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13-night Cruising the Land of the Rising Sun Cruise/Land Package

Osaka/Tokyo
13-night Cruising the Land of the Rising Sun Cruise/Land Package
May 10, 2024
Tauck - Cruise Division: Le Soléal for Tauck
Osaka/Tokyo
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Cruise Inclusions

EXPERIENCE WITH TAUCK

You have a choice of hotel accommodation for nights 1, 2 & 3 and 12 & 13 – The St. Regis Osaka nights 1, 2 & 3 and The Shangri-La Hotel, Tokyo nights 12 & 13 or The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka nights 1, 2 & 3 and The Palace Hotel, Tokyo nights 12 & 13 or The Conrad Osaka nights 1, 2 & 3 and The Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo nights 12 & 13

An eight-night cruise through the fascinating Japanese archipelago takes you from the port of Maizuru to Osaka and includes a stop in Busan, South Korea; it is bookended by three nights in Osaka and two nights in Tokyo – daily shore excursions provide a wide-ranging look at Japan's icons of religious, historic, and royal life 

Board a ferry bound for the volcanic landscapes of Sakurajima, known as "Cherry Blossom Island." A choice of excursions includes a visit to revered Sengan-en Garden and a stately home in Kagoshima, or a poignant visit to the Chiran Peace Museum, built in memory of WWII Kamikaze pilots

Learn about traditional Japanese cultural entertainment, including a lecture on the life of a Geiko / Geisha, a dramatic sumo wrestling demonstration, and a fascinating Taiko drumming performance as athletic as it is rhythmic

TAUCK VALUE INCLUDES

  • Private Tauck Shore Excursions – $6,741 Value
  • All gratuities to Tauck Director, ship staff, local guides and drivers
  • 8-night cruise aboard a Ponant ship
  • 3 nights in Osaka and 2 nights in Tokyo at premier hotels
  • Your cruise may be a shared ship experience with non-Tauck guests onboard as well; all Tauck guests will be accompanied by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 Tauck guests, and your itinerary will always be highlighted by exclusive, private Tauck shore excursions
  • Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available throughout the day aboard ship including house wines and spirits; premium spirits and wines are available at extra cost.
  • Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
  • 36 meals on land and at sea; service charges, applicable fuel surcharges, taxes, and porterage

Available Add-Ons

Optional roundtrip airfare from your city Pre or post cruise hotel stay
  • Destination Guide
  • Suggested Shore Excursions
Destination Arrival Departure
Osaka

Osaka 05/10/2024

Tour Begins: 6 PM. You have a choice of hotel accommodation for nights 1, 2 & 3 and 12 & 13 – The St. Regis Osaka nights 1, 2 & 3 and the Shangri-La, Tokyo, nights 12 & 13 or The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka, nights 1, 2 & 3 and the Palace Hotel Tokyo nights 12 & 13 or the Conrad Osaka nights 1, 2 & 3 and the Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, nights 12 & 13 (please note that hotel selection is by pairs only and can't be mixed). A transfer is included from Osaka's Kansai International Airport or Itami Airport to The St. Regis Osaka, The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka, or the Conrad Osaka. After settling in to your hotel, depart for a Tauck Exclusive evening in Osaka that includes a welcome reception, a geiko/geisha cultural lecture and performance, and a welcome dinner.,
05/10/2024 05/10/2024
Osaka

Osaka 05/11/2024

Immerse yourself today in the loveliness of classic Kyoto, city of 2,000 temples and shrines. Like a divine dream the Zen Golden Pavilion, bathed in gold leaf and capped by a golden phoenix, sits in a landscape design meticulously preserved since the 1400s, with a strategically placed pond that hauntingly reflects the shimmering golden temple. Next visit the Sanjusangen-do — officially called "Rengeo-in" ("Hall of the Lotus King"), a Buddhist temple in Kyoto's Higashiyama District. After lunch at a local restaurant, attend a traditional Japanese taiko drumming experience and explore more of Kyoto before returning to your hotel in Osaka. (Note: sightseeing on Days 2 and 3 may alternate.),
05/11/2024 05/11/2024
Kyoto

Kyoto 05/11/2024

Immerse yourself today in the loveliness of classic Kyoto, city of 2,000 temples and shrines. Like a divine dream the Zen Golden Pavilion, bathed in gold leaf and capped by a golden phoenix, sits in a landscape design meticulously preserved since the 1400s, with a strategically placed pond that hauntingly reflects the shimmering golden temple. Next visit the Sanjusangen-do — officially called "Rengeo-in" ("Hall of the Lotus King"), a Buddhist temple in Kyoto's Higashiyama District. After lunch at a local restaurant, attend a traditional Japanese taiko drumming experience and explore more of Kyoto before returning to your hotel in Osaka. (Note: sightseeing on Days 2 and 3 may alternate.),
05/11/2024 05/11/2024
Osaka

Osaka 05/12/2024

Head to the city of Nara this morning to visit Todai-ji (Eastern Great Temple), a Buddhist temple complex that was once one of the city's powerful Seven Great Temples. Its Great Buddha Hall houses the world's largest bronze statue of the Buddha Vairocana, known in Japanese as Daibutsu. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site officially called the "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara", Todai-ji temple also serves as headquarters of the Kegon school of Buddhism in Japan. After lunch at a local restaurant, visit Nara Park at the foot of Mount Wakakusa; established in the 14th century, it is one of the oldest public parks in Japan and is a national treasure — as are the more than 1,200 free-roaming wild sika deer that call the park home. Return to your Osaka hotel for an evening spent as you please.,
05/12/2024 05/12/2024
Nara

Nara 05/12/2024

Head to the city of Nara this morning to visit Todai-ji (Eastern Great Temple), a Buddhist temple complex that was once one of the city's powerful Seven Great Temples. Its Great Buddha Hall houses the world's largest bronze statue of the Buddha Vairocana, known in Japanese as Daibutsu. Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site officially called the "Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara", Todai-ji temple also serves as headquarters of the Kegon school of Buddhism in Japan. After lunch at a local restaurant, visit Nara Park at the foot of Mount Wakakusa; established in the 14th century, it is one of the oldest public parks in Japan and is a national treasure — as are the more than 1,200 free-roaming wild sika deer that call the park home. Return to your Osaka hotel for an evening spent as you please.,
05/12/2024 05/12/2024
Osaka

Osaka 05/13/2024

Begin the day with morning sightseeing in Osaka by motorcoach, walking tour, and visits to local markets. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy a walking tour through one of Osaka's local markets followed by some free time to explore as you wish. Then, drive to the port of Osaka, where your ship awaits. Begin your cruise along the southwestern coast of Honshu, the largest island in the Japanese archipelago, bound for Uno Ko and Naoshima.,
05/13/2024 05/13/2024
Cruise Starts (Embarkation)

Cruise Starts (Embarkation) 05/13/2024

Begin the day with morning sightseeing in Osaka by motorcoach, walking tour, and visits to local markets. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy a walking tour through one of Osaka's local markets followed by some free time to explore as you wish. Then, drive to the port of Osaka, where your ship awaits. Begin your cruise along the southwestern coast of Honshu, the largest island in the Japanese archipelago, bound for Uno Ko and Naoshima.,
05/13/2024 05/13/2024
Osaka

Osaka 05/13/2024

Begin the day with morning sightseeing in Osaka by motorcoach, walking tour, and visits to local markets. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy a walking tour through one of Osaka's local markets followed by some free time to explore as you wish. Then, drive to the port of Osaka, where your ship awaits. Begin your cruise along the southwestern coast of Honshu, the largest island in the Japanese archipelago, bound for Uno Ko and Naoshima.,
05/13/2024 05/13/2024
Uno Ko (Okayama)

Uno Ko (Okayama) 05/14/2024

Anchor in Tamano (Uno Ko) and travel to the old merchant town of Kurashiki for a walking tour of its historic quarter, where warehouses, shops, and mills remain virtually unchanged by time. Another Kurashiki treasure, the Ohara Museum of Art, reveals a great collection of Western art. Enjoy a choice of three activities this afternoon. On one, you'll ferry to the unique little island of Naoshima, exclusively devoted to art installations and the work of the world-class architect Tadao Ando. Another choice is a bicycle ride through Uno Ko. Beer is considered by many to be the most popular alcoholic drink in Japan... and your third choice today is a visit to Kirin Beer Village, one of nine factories of the Japan Kirin Group. Your tour winds its way around parts of the factory, offering views from above through observation windows of various parts of the manufacturing process — and includes the tasting bar, where you can sample Kirin beers. Back onboard ship, enjoy your captain's welcome dinner tonight.,
05/14/2024 05/14/2024
Kurashiki

Kurashiki 05/14/2024

Anchor in Tamano (Uno Ko) and travel to the old merchant town of Kurashiki for a walking tour of its historic quarter, where warehouses, shops, and mills remain virtually unchanged by time. Another Kurashiki treasure, the Ohara Museum of Art, reveals a great collection of Western art. Enjoy a choice of three activities this afternoon. On one, you'll ferry to the unique little island of Naoshima, exclusively devoted to art installations and the work of the world-class architect Tadao Ando. Another choice is a bicycle ride through Uno Ko. Beer is considered by many to be the most popular alcoholic drink in Japan... and your third choice today is a visit to Kirin Beer Village, one of nine factories of the Japan Kirin Group. Your tour winds its way around parts of the factory, offering views from above through observation windows of various parts of the manufacturing process — and includes the tasting bar, where you can sample Kirin beers. Back onboard ship, enjoy your captain's welcome dinner tonight.,
05/14/2024 05/14/2024
Naoshima

Naoshima 05/14/2024

Anchor in Tamano (Uno Ko) and travel to the old merchant town of Kurashiki for a walking tour of its historic quarter, where warehouses, shops, and mills remain virtually unchanged by time. Another Kurashiki treasure, the Ohara Museum of Art, reveals a great collection of Western art. Enjoy a choice of three activities this afternoon. On one, you'll ferry to the unique little island of Naoshima, exclusively devoted to art installations and the work of the world-class architect Tadao Ando. Another choice is a bicycle ride through Uno Ko. Beer is considered by many to be the most popular alcoholic drink in Japan... and your third choice today is a visit to Kirin Beer Village, one of nine factories of the Japan Kirin Group. Your tour winds its way around parts of the factory, offering views from above through observation windows of various parts of the manufacturing process — and includes the tasting bar, where you can sample Kirin beers. Back onboard ship, enjoy your captain's welcome dinner tonight.,
05/14/2024 05/14/2024
Hiroshima

Hiroshima 05/15/2024

In your next port of call, Hiroshima, you'll set off on a morning sightseeing tour and visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial and sites associated with the WWII atomic bomb blast of August 1945. After lunch at a local restaurant serving regional fare, visit the iconic Miyajima-Itsukushima Shrine that seems to float on water (a photographer's dream). This evening, set sail to Uwajima.,
05/15/2024 05/15/2024
Miyajima Island

Miyajima Island 05/15/2024

In your next port of call, Hiroshima, you'll set off on a morning sightseeing tour and visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial and sites associated with the WWII atomic bomb blast of August 1945. After lunch at a local restaurant serving regional fare, visit the iconic Miyajima-Itsukushima Shrine that seems to float on water (a photographer's dream). This evening, set sail to Uwajima.,
05/15/2024 05/15/2024
Uwajima

Uwajima 05/16/2024

Spend a morning in a rural area around the port city of Uwajima on Shikoku, with a choice of three excursions. One takes you into the countryside to visit a pearl farm — where you'll view a hatchery and see farmers working on bamboo rafts from which baskets of pearl oysters are suspended in the water for culturing — and the 16th-century Dairakuji temple, known as Musasabi-dera ("Flying Squirrel Temple") for the wild flying squirrels that live there, for an eclectic tour led by a Buddhist monk. Another explores Nanrakuen Garden, the largest traditional garden on Shikoku, presenting a series of beautiful gardens based on themes of "mountain, village, city, and sea"; your guided visit includes a walk through the exquisitely maintained gardens, a calligraphy demonstration, and a tea ceremony. A third choice includes a visit to a series of danbata (terraced fields) that form a "staircase" on a steep mountain slope, appearing to roll right down the hillside and into the sea; and a walk through the forest to a beautiful waterfall in Yakushidani Canyon outside Uwajima. Return to your ship for lunch, and sail on to Kagoshima.,
05/16/2024 05/16/2024
Dairakuji Temple

Dairakuji Temple 05/16/2024

Spend a morning in a rural area around the port city of Uwajima on Shikoku, with a choice of three excursions. One takes you into the countryside to visit a pearl farm — where you'll view a hatchery and see farmers working on bamboo rafts from which baskets of pearl oysters are suspended in the water for culturing — and the 16th-century Dairakuji temple, known as Musasabi-dera ("Flying Squirrel Temple") for the wild flying squirrels that live there, for an eclectic tour led by a Buddhist monk. Another explores Nanrakuen Garden, the largest traditional garden on Shikoku, presenting a series of beautiful gardens based on themes of "mountain, village, city, and sea"; your guided visit includes a walk through the exquisitely maintained gardens, a calligraphy demonstration, and a tea ceremony. A third choice includes a visit to a series of danbata (terraced fields) that form a "staircase" on a steep mountain slope, appearing to roll right down the hillside and into the sea; and a walk through the forest to a beautiful waterfall in Yakushidani Canyon outside Uwajima. Return to your ship for lunch, and sail on to Kagoshima.,
05/16/2024 05/16/2024
Kagoshima

Kagoshima 05/17/2024

Kagoshima lies on the southwestern tip of Japan's southernmost main island, Kyushu. This morning, take a short ferry ride across the bay to see Sakurajima ("Cherry Blossom Island"), an active volcano; take a guided scenic drive and stop at its visitor information center to learn about Sakurajima's volcanic history... and immerse your feet in a volcanic hot spring. Excursion choices today include a visit to Sengan-en Garden, a traditional Japanese garden and stately home in Kagoshima, passed down in the Shimadzu family for over 350 years. The charming garden boasts spectacular views of Sakurajima across the bay, while the house provides a glimpse into the lifestyle of a powerful feudal lord. Or, in Chiran, visit the well-preserved samurai district's Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze Pilots, on the site of a former airstrip used by kamikaze pilots during World War II. Return to the ship late afternoon.,
05/17/2024 05/17/2024
Sakurajima

Sakurajima 05/17/2024

Kagoshima lies on the southwestern tip of Japan's southernmost main island, Kyushu. This morning, take a short ferry ride across the bay to see Sakurajima ("Cherry Blossom Island"), an active volcano; take a guided scenic drive and stop at its visitor information center to learn about Sakurajima's volcanic history... and immerse your feet in a volcanic hot spring. Excursion choices today include a visit to Sengan-en Garden, a traditional Japanese garden and stately home in Kagoshima, passed down in the Shimadzu family for over 350 years. The charming garden boasts spectacular views of Sakurajima across the bay, while the house provides a glimpse into the lifestyle of a powerful feudal lord. Or, in Chiran, visit the well-preserved samurai district's Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze Pilots, on the site of a former airstrip used by kamikaze pilots during World War II. Return to the ship late afternoon.,
05/17/2024 05/17/2024
Minamikyushu

Minamikyushu 05/17/2024

Kagoshima lies on the southwestern tip of Japan's southernmost main island, Kyushu. This morning, take a short ferry ride across the bay to see Sakurajima ("Cherry Blossom Island"), an active volcano; take a guided scenic drive and stop at its visitor information center to learn about Sakurajima's volcanic history... and immerse your feet in a volcanic hot spring. Excursion choices today include a visit to Sengan-en Garden, a traditional Japanese garden and stately home in Kagoshima, passed down in the Shimadzu family for over 350 years. The charming garden boasts spectacular views of Sakurajima across the bay, while the house provides a glimpse into the lifestyle of a powerful feudal lord. Or, in Chiran, visit the well-preserved samurai district's Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze Pilots, on the site of a former airstrip used by kamikaze pilots during World War II. Return to the ship late afternoon.,
05/17/2024 05/17/2024
Nagasaki

Nagasaki 05/18/2024

Arrive in Nagasaki for another day of historic sights: the Nagasaki Peace Park, filled with notable monuments and memorials, and the Atomic Bomb Museum. After lunch aboard the ship, you have a choice of a visit to the Glover Garden, an al fresco museum memorializing the Europeans who settled in Nagasaki in the late 19th century, and the Dejima Museum, or the Nagasaki Ropeway up Mount Inasa. Set sail this evening for South Korea.,
05/18/2024 05/18/2024
Pusan (Busan)

Pusan (Busan) 05/19/2024

Your crossing of the Strait of Korea to Busan, South Korea, today is a perfect time to enjoy some of the amenities aboard ship. After docking in Busan, city sightseeing includes the United Nations Memorial Cemetery, honoring troops from many nations who fell during the Korean War; and a tour of the renowned Jagalchi Fish Market, a traditional seafood market on Busan's waterfront, and the largest in the country. In Korea as in Japan, seafood has been a mainstay of local cuisine for millennia, and your visit to this vast cooperative market offers an in-depth look at this longstanding cultural tradition. Return to the ship this afternoon and set sail for Sakaiminato.,
05/19/2024 05/19/2024
Sakaiminato

Sakaiminato 05/20/2024

Your yacht arrives in Western Japan's fishing industry center, Sakaiminato, for a visit to the Adachi Museum. Following lunch, you can take an excursion to Matsue, known as "the water city" for its river, canals, and setting on two lakes and the Sea of Japan (weather permitting, take in a great view of the city and beyond from its feudal fortress; visit the Black Castle, which presides over the city in solemn majesty); or enjoy free time in Sakaiminato to pursue your own interests. Tonight, say goodbye to captain and crew of your Tauck small ship at the captain's farewell dinner.,
05/20/2024 05/20/2024
Sakai Ko (Matsue)

Sakai Ko (Matsue) 05/20/2024

Your yacht arrives in Western Japan's fishing industry center, Sakaiminato, for a visit to the Adachi Museum. Following lunch, you can take an excursion to Matsue, known as "the water city" for its river, canals, and setting on two lakes and the Sea of Japan (weather permitting, take in a great view of the city and beyond from its feudal fortress; visit the Black Castle, which presides over the city in solemn majesty); or enjoy free time in Sakaiminato to pursue your own interests. Tonight, say goodbye to captain and crew of your Tauck small ship at the captain's farewell dinner.,
05/20/2024 05/20/2024
Maizuru

Maizuru 05/21/2024

After disembarking your small ship in Maizuru, take a scenic drive to Kyoto to board the bullet train for a quick trip to Japan's capital city, Tokyo. Walking from your premier Tokyo hotel, your guide introduces the luxury shopping district of Ginza. Enjoy dinner and time to check out this remarkable city on your own.,
05/21/2024 05/21/2024
Cruise Ends (Debarkation)

Cruise Ends (Debarkation) 05/21/2024

After disembarking your small ship in Maizuru, take a scenic drive to Kyoto to board the bullet train for a quick trip to Japan's capital city, Tokyo. Walking from your premier Tokyo hotel, your guide introduces the luxury shopping district of Ginza. Enjoy dinner and time to check out this remarkable city on your own.,
05/21/2024 05/21/2024
Kyoto

Kyoto 05/21/2024

After disembarking your small ship in Maizuru, take a scenic drive to Kyoto to board the bullet train for a quick trip to Japan's capital city, Tokyo. Walking from your premier Tokyo hotel, your guide introduces the luxury shopping district of Ginza. Enjoy dinner and time to check out this remarkable city on your own.,
05/21/2024 05/21/2024
Tokyo

Tokyo 05/21/2024

After disembarking your small ship in Maizuru, take a scenic drive to Kyoto to board the bullet train for a quick trip to Japan's capital city, Tokyo. Walking from your premier Tokyo hotel, your guide introduces the luxury shopping district of Ginza. Enjoy dinner and time to check out this remarkable city on your own.,
05/21/2024 05/21/2024
Tokyo

Tokyo 05/22/2024

Plunge into an eclectic day in cosmopolitan Tokyo with a visit to the Meiji Shrine — honoring the deified spirits of Japan's Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shoken, who died in 1912 and 1914, respectively — plus a guided tour of the Edo-Tokyo Museum. Lunch is at a local restaurant before an afternoon spent poking around on your own. Finish the day in style with our farewell reception and dinner at Happo-en with traditional music and what's sure to be a highlight of your cruise adventure in Japan, an unforgettable sumo wrestling demonstration that has to be seen to be believed.,
05/22/2024 05/22/2024
Tokyo

Tokyo 05/23/2024

Tour ends: Tokyo. Fly home anytime. A transfer is included from the Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo, the Shangri-La Tokyo, or the Palace Hotel Tokyo to Narita International Airport or Haneda Airport. Allow a minimum of three hours for flight check-in.,
05/23/2024 05/23/2024
Tauck - Cruise Division: Le Soléal for Tauck
Sophisticated styling, cutting-edge “green” technology and service that is welcoming and attentive combined for unsurpassed small ship cruising when Le Soléal joined her sister ships, Le Boréal and L’Austral, in 2013. Like the award-winning Le Boréal, this luxe mega-yacht features six decks, a choice of two dining venues and all-included bar and restaurant beverages throughout the day aboard ship, including house wines and spirits. Le Soléal’s facilities and observation areas make your time at sea a pleasure; they include three lounges, bars with access to the open decks and evening entertainment. A state-of-the-art theatre provides an intimate space for lectures and entertainment, while a fitness and beauty complex and medical center provide for travel with ease. 132 staterooms (200 to 226 sq. ft.) and suites (290 to 398 sq. ft.) have sea views; 95% have private balconies. Staterooms offer individually controlled air conditioning, two twin beds that convert to a king-size bed or, a sofa converting to a queen-size bed. Amenities include video on demand, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, electronic safe, hair dryer, iPod Dock and minibar. Superior staterooms and Prestige suites can accommodate triples.  
Ship Highlights
  • Elegant public spaces including a sun deck, pool and outdoor open bar help create the feel of an upscale hotel
  • Leisure area fitted with a Wii-entertainment system
  • State of the art, 250-person capacity theatre for onboard lectures and entertainment
  • Fitness and beauty corner featuring Kinesis weight training
Ship Statistics
Registry
France
Built Year
2013
Gross Tonnage
10,700 gross tons
Beam
59 ft. / 18 m.
Maximum Speed
14 knots
Ship Length
466 ft. / 142 m
Passenger Capacity
224 - 264
Number of Crew
140
Crew Nationality
French / International

Bars & Lounges

Bars & Lounges
Look out at the passing seascape as you sit back and relax in the Panoramic lounge. Grab a drink and converse with Tauck and non-Tauck guests alike, each conversation bringing a unique perspective to an already magnificent experience.

Outdoor Activities

Outdoor Activities
Enjoy a refreshing dip in the swimming pool to cool off during those hot days aboard, relax in the connecting hot tub, where you can converse with the friends you've met onboard as the jets massage your body.
Public Rooms
  • Bar(s)/Lounge(s)
  • Internet Café
  • Library
Stateroom Amenities
  • Hair Dryer
  • Minibar and/or Refrigerator
  • Private Safe
  • Television / Radio
Entertainment
  • Educational/Enrichment Programs
  • Evening Entertainment
Dining
  • Casual Dining Venue(s)
  • Dining Style: Open Seating
  • Formal Restaurant(s)
Other Facilities
  • Boutique(s) (duty-free)
  • Infirmary / Medical Center
Sports, Health and Fitness
  • Gym/Fitness Room
  • Massage Room

Balcony

Superior Stateroom (SC3) Call for pricing
Superior Stateroom
  • Category: SC3
Size: 19.5 sq. m. (210 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: No. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Superior Stateroom (SC) Call for pricing
Superior Stateroom
  • Category: SC
Size: 19.5 sq. m. (210 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: No. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Prestige Stateroom (PR6) Call for pricing
Prestige Stateroom
  • Category: PR6
Size: 18 sq. m. (193.7 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning, closet, flat-screen satellite TV, video on demand, satellite direct-line telephone, iPod player, 110/220 volt outlets, electronic safe, minibar, alarm clock, WiFi internet access.
Prestige Stateroom (PR5) Call for pricing
Prestige Stateroom
  • Category: PR5
Size: 18 sq. m. (193.7 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning, closet, flat-screen satellite TV, video on demand, satellite direct-line telephone, iPod player, 110/220 volt outlets, electronic safe, minibar, alarm clock, WiFi internet access.
Prestige Stateroom (PR4) Call for pricing
Prestige Stateroom
  • Category: PR4
Size: 18 sq. m. (193.7 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning, closet, flat-screen satellite TV, video on demand, satellite direct-line telephone, iPod player, 110/220 volt outlets, electronic safe, minibar, alarm clock, WiFi internet access.
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  • Category: PC4
Prestige Stateroom (PC) Call for pricing
Prestige Stateroom
  • Category: PC
Size: 18 sq. m. (193.7 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Deluxe Stateroom (DC3) Call for pricing
Deluxe Stateroom
  • Category: DC3
Size: 18 sq. m. (193.7 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning, closet, flat-screen satellite TV, video on demand, satellite direct-line telephone, iPod player, 110/220 volt outlets, electronic safe, minibar, alarm clock, WiFi internet access.
Deluxe Stateroom (DC) Call for pricing
Deluxe Stateroom
  • Category: DC
Size: 18 sq. m. (193.7 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning, closet, flat-screen satellite TV, video on demand, satellite direct-line telephone, iPod player, 110/220 volt outlets, electronic safe, minibar, alarm clock, WiFi internet access.

Suite

Owners Suite (SA) Call for pricing
Owners Suite
  • Category: SA
Size: 54 sq. m. Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually-controlled air-conditioning, (2) Flat-screen, Satellite TVs, Minibar, video on demand, iPod player, Satellite direct line telephone, 110/220-volt outlet, 24-hour room service, Wifi.
Prestige Suite (PS6) Call for pricing
Prestige Suite
  • Category: PS6
Size: 36 sq. m. (387 sq. ft.). Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; separate living & sleeping areas; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Prestige Suite (PS5) Call for pricing
Prestige Suite
  • Category: PS5
Size: 36 sq. m. (387 sq. ft.). Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; separate living & sleeping areas; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Prestige Suite (PS) Call for pricing
Prestige Suite
  • Category: PS
Size: 36 sq. m. (387 sq. ft.). Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; separate living & sleeping areas; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Deluxe Suite (DS6) Call for pricing
Deluxe Suite
  • Category: DS6
Size: 27 sq. m. (290.6 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; separate living & sleeping areas; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Deluxe Suite (DS) Call for pricing
Deluxe Suite
  • Category: DS
Size: 27 sq. m. (290.6 sq. ft.) Private Balcony: Yes. Stateroom Amenities: Individually controlled air conditioning; separate living & sleeping areas; closet; flat-screen satellite TV; video on demand; satellite direct-line telephone; iPod player; 110/220 volt outlets; electronic safe; minibar; alarm clock; WiFi internet access.
Land / Cruise Price includes everything described in General Information as well as Tauck shore excursions, cruise fare, port charges, applicable fuel surcharges, entertainment and gratuities to Tauck Director and ship staff. Departures will be hosted by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 guests.

Aboard ship, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages are included throughout the day.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.

Deck 7

Stateroom Key

  • Prestige Suite (PS5)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS6)
  • Prestige Suite (PS6)
  • Owners Suite (SA)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS)
  • Prestige Suite (PS)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR4)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR5)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR6)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PC)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC)
  • (PC4)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC)
Deck 6

Stateroom Key

  • Prestige Suite (PS5)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS6)
  • Prestige Suite (PS6)
  • Owners Suite (SA)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS)
  • Prestige Suite (PS)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR4)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR5)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR6)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PC)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC)
  • (PC4)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC)
Deck 5

Stateroom Key

  • Prestige Suite (PS5)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS6)
  • Prestige Suite (PS6)
  • Owners Suite (SA)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS)
  • Prestige Suite (PS)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR4)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR5)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR6)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PC)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC)
  • (PC4)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC)
Deck 4

Stateroom Key

  • Prestige Suite (PS5)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS6)
  • Prestige Suite (PS6)
  • Owners Suite (SA)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS)
  • Prestige Suite (PS)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR4)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR5)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR6)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PC)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC)
  • (PC4)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC)
Deck 3

Stateroom Key

  • Prestige Suite (PS5)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS6)
  • Prestige Suite (PS6)
  • Owners Suite (SA)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS)
  • Prestige Suite (PS)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR4)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR5)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR6)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PC)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC)
  • (PC4)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC)
Deck 2

Stateroom Key

  • Prestige Suite (PS5)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS6)
  • Prestige Suite (PS6)
  • Owners Suite (SA)
  • Deluxe Suite (DS)
  • Prestige Suite (PS)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR4)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC3)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR5)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PR6)
  • Prestige Stateroom (PC)
  • Superior Stateroom (SC)
  • (PC4)
  • Deluxe Stateroom (DC)
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