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The First-Ever Expedition World Cruise
The First-Ever Expedition World Cruise
107 DESTINATIONS.
AN UNPRECEDENTED
ADVENTURE.
When you desire something new, where do you begin? For those who hunger
for adventure, it’s a question worth asking.
New comes from an enticing impulse. A step towards the unfamiliar. An
appetite for unexpected encounters. An inner call to take time to explore fresh
perspectives.
You may have a sense of direction and an overall goal. Yet you are making the
journey to discover what you do not yet know.
It’s not a task for an ordinary cruise. It is living the uncharted world, on the first-
ever Expedition World Cruise. The first designed for pioneers who seek that
which is unprecedented.
Will you be among the first whose stride spans ice and fire? Will you discover
the secrets of the stars and the wisdom of civilisations? How many new faces
and stories will imprint themselves on your soul?
Your route from South to North may be mapped, but your journey is yet to be
discovered. We invite you to become one of the few who have the appetite
and courage to experience their world anew.
167 days. 30 countries. It’s time to live your Uncharted World Tour.
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Your journey begins at the end of the road – in a startling frontier where luxurious
1 EXPLORERS & comforts contrast sharply with the rawness of nature. As you stand on the banks
of the Beagle Channel near Ushuaia, the spirit of the world’s southern extreme
EXPLORATION
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Ushuaia to Valparaiso takes hold. Aboard Silver Cloud, you will navigate the currents of the Drake
Passage together with gliding seabirds, on your way to the Frozen Continent.
Valparaiso
Niebla
Puerto Montt
Castro
Tortel
Cruise English Narrows
Cruise Chilean Fjords
Ushuaia
South Shetland Islands
Antarctic Sound
Antarctic Peninsula
S I LV E R C LO U D I N A N TA R C T I CA
28 January \ ANTARCTIC SOUND 29 January \ ANTARCTIC PENINSULA
Discover bays and islands where Adelie and Three dazzling days and nights bring you face-to-
Gentoo penguins breed, in one of the last untamed face with this pristine wilderness, where unscaled,
areas on Earth. In the past, many attempted to snow-capped mountains soar and vast glaciers
reach these lands, but few succeeded. As you calve with a thundering boom. The desire to explore
traverse these frigid waters you pass spectacular, amidst shimmering icebergs by Zodiac® or kayak
flat-topped tabular icebergs making their stately is irresistible. So too are chances of spellbinding
journey through ‘Iceberg Alley’ – and may find encounters with the amazing creatures who thrive
yourself in the company of whales and orcas. here – nature in its purest form.
06 February \ TORTEL
In this hidden treasure of a village in Chile’s
Patagonian wilderness, you meander only on foot,
using the unique, rustic wooden walkways that run
on stilts for four and half miles around the cove.
As you connect deeply with this unique place you
may wish to take a Zodiac to Isla de los Muertos, the
tiny speck of an island with a haunting mystery that ADÉLIE PENGUINS
remains unsolved today.
KAYA K I N G I N A N TA R C T I CA
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The frosts you have powered through have thawed. Your westward course is now
2 NAVIGATING set for the paradisiacal South Pacific. But from dramatic Valparaíso to seductive
Tahiti, you are a hive of activity, drawn to the siren song of islands that seem to
PARADISE
SEGMENT 10
Valparaiso to Papeete be made from the stuff of dreams. Islands where lost souls and native cultures
have inspired legendary writers and artists, and monoliths keep silent vigil.
Atuona
Rangiroa
Fatu Hiva
Moorea
Fakarava
Papeete Adamstown
Easter Island
Valparaiso
Alexander Selkirk Island
Robinson Crusoe Island
ROBINSON CRUSOE ISLAND
14 February \ ROBINSON CRUSOE ISLAND
A Scottish sailor, marooned for four years, inspired the novel for which this rugged volcanic island is now
named. Hike through a globally-important biosphere to see the lookout where he watched in hope of
rescue – and discover the role this tiny fragment of land has played in Chilean and world history.
20 February \ EASTER ISLAND 04 March \ RANGIROA
Its enigmatic Moai hold a timeless intrigue – and your In this place of ‘Endless Sky’, see why the vast lagoon,
two days here allow you to roam the wonder that is enclosed within French Polynesia’s largest atoll,
the Rapa Nui National Park, exploring mysteries that holds cult status with divers – and how islanders
archaeologists still strive to unlock. cultivate their famous and coveted Black Pearls.
EASTER ISLAND, BY STEVE MCCURRY B L A C K -T I P R E E F S H A R K AT T I P U TA PA S S
EASTER ISLAND, BY STEVE MCCURRY
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Gleaming like stars in a sapphire universe, the time has come to grasp the Pearls of
3 CATCHING the Pacific with both hands. Their brilliant white beaches and leaning palm trees put
you in a new realm of the senses. But they are more exciting, too, than you could have
THE STARS
SEGMENT 10
Papeete to Lautoka ever imagined. Through shimmering days and nights, you have become a pioneer of
remote, unfiltered beauty as you travel further into your uncharted world.
Apia
Bora Bora
Somosomo (Taveuni) Papeete
Aitutaki
Lautoka Palmerston Island
Rarotonga
ST I N G R AY I N B O R A B O R A
07 March \ BORA BORA
In this breathtaking utopia, it would be hard not to linger awhile on Matira Beach, with its sparkling
shallows teeming with vivid fish. But you’ll surely wish to plunge in, too – be it swimming with rays and
sharks, circling and soaking up the island by ‘Le Truck’, or jumping on a 4X4 for an exhilarating off-road
adventure into the heart of the island.
10 March \ AIUTAKI
Discover a little paradise. Here in the Cook Islands, the colourful intensity of the ocean, sand and palm trees
you will find is intoxicating. Go by local boat to explore the huge aquamarine pool of the island’s lagoon,
alive with a kaleidoscopic swirl of tropical fish. The vistas you’ll encounter are thrilling, as are chances to
enter the spirit of Polynesian music and dance.
17 March \ SOMOSOMO
Bula! A fascinating Kava ceremony greets you in Fiji – it’s a truly warm and welcoming ritual. And just west
of Somosomo, the flow of the currents and steady water temperature provide the ideal conditions for
reefs to thrive. Corals, sponges and flitting tropical fish create a jaw-dropping undersea rainbow of every
imaginable colour.
F R E N C H P O LY N E S I A
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Melanesia. Few are lucky to experience it. Fewer still go beyond, to hike into other-
4 UNIQUE worldly views and hear the mating calls of Birds of Paradise. But it is the people
who will have you holding breath. The land divers of Pentecost. The Baining
ENCOUNTERS
SEGMENT 10
Lautoka to Cairns fire dancers. So many different, diverse ways of living and celebrating – both
extraordinary and everyday. You cannot help but feel a strong, human connection.
Garove Island
Madang Rabaul
Tami Islands
Fergusson Island
Nendo Island
Samarai and Kwato Dobu Island
Santa Ana
Champagne Beach
Pentecost Island
Cairns
Ambrym Island
Lautoka
L A N D D I V E R C E R E M O N Y, P E N T E C O S T I S L A N D
20 March \ PENTECOST ISLAND
You may have heard of land diving as the inspiration for bungee jumping. Yet the land divers of Pentecost
jump with only a vine to break their descent. No safety equipment – and no room for error. Observe this
unique leap of faith: the chanting, the complete confidence as the jumper leaps, and the expression on
each diver’s face, as you witness this incredible ceremony.
20 March \ AMBRYM ISLAND
On this ‘island of magic’, as Ambrym is known, people express themselves in many languages. Step
ashore at Ranon, where people perform the unique Rom dance wearing masks and costumes prepared
in secrecy. You may also be lucky to see sand drawings – a living tradition, recognised by UNESCO as
part of humanity’s Intangible Cultural Heritage.
25 March \ RABAUL
Fire in all its forms is a theme of your time here – from the unbelievable setting of Rabaul town, nestled
inside a huge caldera, to the live volcanic activity you will see, and the trance-like ritual of the Fire Dance the
Baining tribespeople will allow you to witness. Only performed on special occasions, this intense ceremony
remains relatively unknown to the wider world.
S I N G - S I N G C E R E M O N Y, TA M I I S L A N D S
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Dramatic stretches of impenetrable coastline now confront you.This is Australia’s
5 INTREPID wild north. But among the harsh, sun-baked rocks of its isolated northwestern
corner you now enter three days of all-out adventure, surrounded by thundering
DISCOVERY
SEGMENT 10
Cairns to Singapore waterfalls, unforgiving desert and the traces of millennia-old culture. Sharp
contrasts are to come, in the lush forests and soaring temples of Indonesia.
Singapore
Bau-Bau
Palopo
Anano Island
Semarang (Java)
Pulau Tellang
Kalabahi
Kupang Thursday Island
Darwin
King George River
Hunter River Region Cairns
Broome
Buccaneer Archipelago
T H U R S DAY I S L A N D B E AC H
03 April \ THURSDAY ISLAND
Pausing above the northern tip of the Australian mainland, discover the role this tiny island played in World
War II, and its famous pearling industry. The deep waters here are renowned for fishing. But resist any
temptation to swim – they’re also infamous for crocodiles, sharks and stingers.
08 April \ HUNTER RIVER REGION 20 April \ SEMARANG
Take a Zodiac and weave through Australia’s Explore ancient Borobudur Temple, the world’s
Kimberley region by river – it’s an awe-inspiring way biggest Buddhist monument. This magnificent 9th
to experience the cascading waterfalls, soaring red century structure is one of the world’s most important
cliffs and incredible wildlife of this vast region. heritage sites. Climb to the top for a staggering view.
TONGKONAN HOUSES, BUNTU PUNE B O R O B U D U R T E M P L E , YO GYA KA RTA
K I N G G E O R G E FA L L S , T H E K I M B E R L E Y
As you wend your way through Indonesia, bucket list experiences abound – including
6 MYTHOLOGIC some you never knew existed! You’ll need both luck and intrepidity to land on the
black sand of volcanic Anak Krakatoa. Yet other myth-like moments will take you
REALMS
SEGMENT 10
Singapore to Cochin utterly by surprise. The peaceful lap of the water as you kayak through rainforest –
and the thrill of an orangutan’s leap…
Cochin
Colombo
Galle
Belawan
Singapore
Bawemataluwo
Padang
Anak Krakatoa
STONE JUMPING RITUAL, NIAS ISLAND
Ujung Kulon National Park
28 April \ PADANG (SUMATRA) 29 April \ BAWEMATALUWO
On your expedition into this stunningly beautiful In days of old, the fearsome Nias islanders prepared
island, you reach the Minangkabau village of their young men to become warriors at an early
Cupek. The lands of the Minangkabau people age. Once a boy could leap over a stone tower the
stretch from these lush highlands to the shore, and height of a grown man, it signalled he was ready
their matrilineal society is said to be the largest in to assume his responsibilities. This rite of passage
the world. Among their abundant crops, chillies continues today – see this fascinating cultural
are all-important – sample the local cuisine and practice together with the traditional houses in the
discover why. village of Bawomataluo.
01 May \ BELAWAN (SUMATRA)
From its summit to its rivers and forest floor,
Gunung Leuser National Park is one of most
immensely diverse tropical rainforests in Southeast
Asia. Sumatran elephants, tigers and rhinos are just
a few of the rare animals here – and it’s one of the
last places on Earth where critically-endangered
orangutans live in the wild. Marvel as you watch O R A N G U TA N S
them at home in their jungle habitat.
A N A K K R A KATOA
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Three seas bear you further into your uncharted journey of discovery and across
7 ENDLESSLY centuries of civilisation. As you meander to Muscat, sail for Safaga and Luxor, and
navigate to true Greek culture in Naxos, you feel a change in the air, as heady scents
THRILLING
SEGMENT 10 of nutmeg, cardamom and cinnamon give way to refreshing thyme and oregano.
Cochin to Piraeus World-famous locations exhilarate, too – from the Suez Canal to a panoply of
UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Athens (Piraeus) Naxos
Symi
Folegandros Rhodes
Suez Canal Transit
Luxor (Safaga)
Muscat
Sur
Salalah
Mormugao
Cochin T E M P L E O F Q U E E N H AT S H E P S U T, D E I R E L- B A H R I
11 May \ MORMUGAO
Drenched in sun and the spirit of susegad, this city-gateway to the state of Goa on the Arabian Sea is also
replete with history. Feel past centuries coming to life with tales of Portuguese explorers and colonisers,
Dutch invaders, and Christian missionaries and saints, as you investigate the beautiful old defences,
colourful houses and remarkable world heritage churches.
22 May \ SAFAGA (LUXOR)
Stop in this Red Sea port to go deep into Luxor. Over 1,300 years ago, Ancient Egyptians built temples
here to their pharaohs and gods. While the sphinx-lined avenue and colossal statues of Ramses II speak
powerfully of those times, you’ll also feel the presence of beliefs through the ages, from traces of early
Christian art to minarets issuing their melodic calls to prayer.
27 May \ FOLEGANDROS
On this remote Aegean island, you may feel again that you’ve stepped back in time. Go off the beaten
path at Livadi beach, or walk up to the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary to snap stupendous
views from the top, with the flavour of wild herbs in the air. And what better way to end your day than with
a dinner of delicious Greek specialities in the town square?
C H U R C H O F PA N AG I A , F O L E G A N D R O S
19The southern Mediterranean brings many wonderful things to mind. But for you,
8 DELVING it also brings compelling opportunities to look beyond the obvious, and into a
rich historical past. Exceptionally well-preserved archaeological sites brim with
DEEPER
SEGMENT 10
Piraeus to Lisbon stupendous stories of vanished civilisations. These Byzantine, Ottoman, Greek and
Roman architectural masterpieces have treasures to reveal, to those prepared to delve.
Sarande
Cagliari
Trapani Nafpaktos
Lisbon
Sevilla Bejaia Athens (Piraeus)
Itea
Sousse Monemvasia
Porto Empedocle
B U T R I N T, A L B A N I A
30 May \ ITEA (DELPHI)
Explore the place that Ancient Greeks considered the centre of the world, at Delphi. Today, the pretty
orange dome of Itea’s church beckons you ashore. But over 2,500 years ago, it was the Sanctuary of Apollo
that brought people from far and wide, seeking prophecies from the Oracle to guide them in all areas of
life. You can be certain your time here will be revealing.
31 May \ SARANDE
After trying the mussels – a local speciality – stretch your horizons to explore the mind-blowing archaeological
site at Butrint National Park. Situated on an island in a lake, this is not only one of Albania’s most important
heritage sites, but a UNESCO World Heritage site with a variety of structures and artefacts dating from
prehistoric times to the Middle Ages.
02 June \ SOUSSE
Don’t miss the impressive Roman amphitheatre of Thysdrus in El Jem, one of the best-preserved Roman
ruins not only in Tunisia. It’s UNESCO World Heritage site and a testament to the empire’s power in Africa.
Here, at the height of its glory, some 35,000 spectators could witness violent games and contests. Much
more recently, it has been a setting for some well-known films – including Gladiator.
T E M P L E O F PA L L A S AT H E N A , D E L P H I
21Forget all ideas of traditional sightseeing. You have medieval royalty to trace and
9 ALIVE your own history to make in Europe’s western lands. After literally stopping London
traffic as you sail through Tower Bridge’s iconic arches, you watch in wonder as
WITH HISTORY
SEGMENT 10
Lisbon to Reykjavik coastlines continually change. Countryside. Moorland. Archipelagos. As Iceland
hoves into view, you are destined to experience the island’s most faraway locations.
Reykjavik
Cruise Surtsey
Vestmannaeyjar Island
St Kilda
Fort William
Iona
Pembroke London
Penzance Honfleur
St Peter Port Saint Malo
La Coruña
Oporto (Leixões) IONA ABBEY ON THE ISLE OF IONA, SCOTLAND
Lisbon
13 June \ LA CORUÑA
In the old quarter of this city in Spain’s Galicia region, many buildings feature the characteristic glazed
façades that have earned La Coruña the name ‘City of Crystal’. Walk the last part of the famed Camino
de Santiago pilgrimage route, through verdant countryside, to visit the alleged burial site of the Biblical
apostle St. James at Santiago de Compostela.
23 June \ IONA
In 563, Saint Columba and his monks landed on tiny Iona. Now you too will set foot on its beautiful Scottish
shore. While Sìthean Mòr – meaning Large Fairy Hill, or alternatively, Hill of Angels – may have been the
setting for old rituals, the abbey that Columba founded, and which is thought to have survived many Viking
attacks, is a glorious highlight of your time here.
25 June \ ST KILDA
This far-flung Outer Hebridean archipelago, the most remote in the British Isles, is no longer inhabited by
humans. Now a nature reserve, it is an important breeding ground for seabirds – and home to some of the
only sheep in the world with a Bronze Age pedigree! Go ashore on little Hirta to hear echoes of the past –
and discover the efforts being made to safeguard St Kilda’s future.
CAT H E D R A L O F S A N T I AG O D E CO M P O ST E L A
23You are now an expert in the remarkable – and your journey’s end will be no
10 THROUGH exception. With the cacophony of seabirds overhead, live life at the very top of the
world, where Humpback and Minke whales cavort and walrus haul out in the ‘Arctic
FIRE & ICE
SEGMENT 10
Reykjavik to Tromsø Desert’. Though your Uncharted World Tour is drawing to a close, the moment will
be dazzling: surrounded once more by white, but at the opposite extreme of the Earth.
Svalbard Northern Region
Svalbard Southern Region
Cruise Bear Island
Cruising Along North Cape
Jan Mayen Skarsvåg
Cruise Along Tromsø
Hornbjarg Cliffs
Gjesverstappan
Vigur Island Islands
Dynjandi
Akureyri POLAR BEAR, SVALBARD
Latrabjarg Cliffs
Reykjavik
30 June \ VIGUR ISLAND
On a small green oasis in the waters of the Ísafjarðardjúp fjord, peer into Iceland’s past. This picturesque
island is famed for its birdlife. But from its unique windmill to the 200-year-old boat the islanders still use
to ferry sheep, it also tells a timeless story of human survival.
05-08 July \ SVALBARD ARCHIPELAGO 10 July \ SKARSVAG (NORDKAPP)
As you reach the extreme northern point of your From the “most northerly fishing village in the world”,
journey, three overnights allow for a thrilling travel to take photos at the famed North Cape globe
High Arctic immersion. Get set for landscapes, monument. Returning to Silver Cloud, watch for
light, animal life and experiences like no other reindeer grazing on the hillsides as you celebrate
on Earth. your journey’s end!
GLACIER, SVALBARD NORDKAPP (NORTH CAPE)
BEAR ISLAND, SVALBARD
25WORLD EXPERTS
AT YOUR SIDE
A bit like the Zodiacs that give you privileged access to hard-to-reach destinations,
your Uncharted World Tour brings you 20 exclusive speakers. World experts in their
fields, they’re revved up and ready to make your explorations even more enlightening.
Meet a few of them here.
FELICITY ASTON MBE
Explorer, Scientist, Speaker & Author Segment 1
The first and only woman in the world to ski across Antarctica alone, Felicity’s 1744km,
59-day journey, completed in January 2012, also put her in the Guinness Book of World
Records as the first person to traverse the continent solely by muscle power. In 2015 she
was awarded the Queen’s Polar Medal for services in Antarctica and an MBE for services
to Polar Exploration.
TIM SEVERIN
Explorer & RGS Member Segment 2/Segment 7
Gold medallist of the Royal Geographical and Scottish Geographical Societies, Tim has
retraced the journeys of Saint Brendan the Navigator, Sinbad the Sailor, Jason and the
Argonauts, Ulysses, The First Crusade and Genghis Khan. His signature technique is to
travel in replica boats of the time or on horseback, and his books about his expeditions
are classics of exploration and travel.
DAVID A. AGUILAR
Astronomer & Space Artist Segment 3
An internationally recognised astronomer and author of astronomy-themed non-
fiction books designed for space learners of all ages, David’s expertise lies in showing
us the fascinating connections between the universe, nature, and ourselves. He has
the spirited ability to open minds to his exciting views of space and its wondrous
worlds of discovery.
DR. PETER HARLOW
Herpetologist segment 5
A professional Herpetologist (Reptile and Amphibian specialist), Peter’s research interests
range from captive breeding and reintroduction of critically endangered and extinct-in-
the-wild reptiles and frogs to wildlife diseases, small-population genetic management,
island extinctions and invasive species eradication. He has worked extensively in Australia,
Asia, Africa and North America.
PROF. DON KULICK
Professor of Anthropology segment 4
Don Kulick is a professor of anthropology who has conducted research in Papua New
Guinea for over 30 years. He has published three books on his work including a memoir.
That book, A Death in the Rainforest: How a Language and a Way of life Came to an
End in Papua New Guinea, was lauded by the Wall Street Journal as well as National
Geographic and TIME magazine both naming it as a 2019 must-read.
26A TASTE
FOR ADVENTURE
You’ll encounter so many unique, hands-on experiences on your Uncharted
World Tour – including a range of bespoke, unprecedented, unmissable events.
Think of them as mini-expeditions into fascinating lives and cultures across the
globe. Each one has a unique focus and flavour. Here’s a taste.
14TH MARCH 2022 18TH JUNE 2022
Apia, Samoa Islands London, UK
PRIVATE DINNER AT ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S DINNER IN LONDON’S MOST STUNNING LANDMARK
HOUSE PRIVATE DINNER ON TOWER BRIDGE’S WALKWAY
Explore the fascinating life of Robert Louis At the stunning London landmark of Tower Bridge
Stevenson and the reverence in which Samoans – straddling the River Thames and facing one of
hold him to this day, during a private dinner at the world’s most iconic skylines – dine 132 feet
his lovingly restored home, now the Robert Louis high, enjoying a sumptuous meal and views from
Stevenson Museum (RLSM). Samoa’s premier the walkways and their glass floors. With Canary
historic venue, the RLSM is where the author, Wharf and Greenwich to the east, and the Shard,
who penned such classics as Treasure Island, Tower of London and St. Paul’s Cathedral to the
Kidnapped, and The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and west, watch London transform as the sun sets over
Mr Hyde, spent the happiest period of his life. Your the capital and the bright lights reflect into the
exclusive dinner here features locally-inspired rippling currents beneath.
cuisine and traditional Samoan entertainment.
22ND APRIL 2022 1ST JULY 2022
Singapore Akureyri, Iceland
AN EVENING AT THE CHINA CLUB BORÐA DREKKA OG VERA GLAÐUR!*
VIKING FAREWELL IN THE KJARNASKOGUR FOREST
Enjoy exclusive access and an unforgettable
evening at the world-renowned China Club In one of Iceland’s loveliest natural settings,
Singapore. This elegant, members-only club, celebrate the final days of your Uncharted World
perched atop the 52nd floor of Singapore’s Tour with a feast that takes you back to Viking
extravagant Capital Tower, has full-height windows times – when exploration (and enjoying glorious
offering incredible panoramic views across food and drink) was an occupation! Snuggle up in
Singapore, all the way to Malaysia and Indonesia rugs and skins, enjoy a delicious outdoor dinner
in the distance. And the dramatic décor heightens and the light of the campfire through the long
the atmosphere. Superb food, personalised summer evening.
service and a few mythological surprises round out
your evening here in grand style. *or Eat, Drink, and be Merry in Icelandic
V I K I N G FA R E W E L L I N T H E K JA R N A S KO G U R F O R E ST
29BENEFITS & INCLUSIONS
EXCLUSIVE TO EXPEDITION WORLD CRUISE GUESTS
RO U N DT RIP B U SIN ES S CLAS S AIR*
+ CHART ER F LIG HT TO U S HUAIA
B O N VOYAG E RECEPT IO N & OVERN IG HT ( P RE- CRU IS E)
$ 4 ,0 0 0 O N B OARD CREDIT ( $ 2 ,0 0 0 P ER PAX)
EXCLU SIVE EXP EDIT IO N WO RLD CRU IS E EVEN T S
ALL ZO DIAC EXCU RS IO N S
& ASHO RE ACT IVIT IES
P RIVAT E T RAN SF ERS
SP ECIAL CO M M EM O RAT IVE EXP EDIT IO N G EAR
CO M P LIM EN TARY LAU N DRY S ERVICE
CO M P LIM EN TARY U N LIM IT ED W I- F I**
M EDICAL S ERVICES
VISA PACKAG E***
* Available from selected gateways/countries. Non-use air credit available for other countries.
** The wi-fi might be limited in Antarctica and in the Svalbard region
*** For USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia only
31TUESDAY, 25 JANUARY 2022, EMBARK SILVER CLOUD 10 MAR AITUTAKI 6:30 18:00 SEGMENT 6 05 JUN CAGLIARI 7:00 12:30
DATE PORTS ARRIVE DEPART 11 MAR PALMERSTON ISLAND 9:00 18:00 23 APR SINGAPORE 17:00 06 JUN BEJAIA 7:00 19:00
SEGMENT 1 12 MAR DAY AT SEA 24 APR DAY AT SEA 07 JUN DAY AT SEA
25 JAN USHUAIA 17:00 13 MAR DAY AT SEA 25 APR ANAK KRAKATOA 14:30 21:30 08 JUN DAY AT SEA
26 JAN DRAKE PASSAGE 14 MAR APIA 13:00 26 APR UJUNG KULON NATIONAL PARK 05:00 13:30 09 JUN SEVILLA 3:00 23:59
27 JAN DRAKE PASSAGE 15 MAR APIA 17:00 27 APR DAY AT SEA 10 JUN DAY AT SEA
28 JAN ANTARCTIC SOUND 16 MAR DAY AT SEA 28 APR PADANG 07:00 18:00 11 JUN LISBON 8:00
29 JAN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA 17 MAR SOMOSOMO 6:30 17:00 29 APR BAWEMATALUWO 10:30 17:00 SEGMENT 9
30 JAN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA 18 MAR LAUTOKA 9:00 30 APR DAY AT SEA 11 JUN LISBON 18:00
31 JAN ANTARCTIC PENINSULA SEGMENT 4 01 MAY BELAWAN FOR GUNUNG LEUSER NATIONAL PARK 18:30 12 JUN LEIXÕES (PORTO) 9:00 16:00
01 FEB SOUTH SHETLAND ISLANDS 18:00 18 MAR LAUTOKA 18:00 02 MAY BELAWAN FOR GUNUNG LEUSER NATIONAL PARK 18:00 13 JUN LA CORUÑA 8:30 19:00
02 FEB DRAKE PASSAGE 19 MAR DAY AT SEA 03 MAY DAY AT SEA 14 JUN DAY AT SEA
03 FEB DRAKE PASSAGE 20 MAR PENTECOST ISLAND 8:30 12:00 04 MAY DAY AT SEA 15 JUN SAINT MALO 7:00 21:00
04 FEB CRUISE CHILEAN FJORDS 20 MAR AMBRYM ISLAND 14:00 21:00 05 MAY DAY AT SEA 16 JUN HONFLEUR 11:00 23:00
05 FEB CRUISE ENGLISH NARROWS 21 MAR CHAMPAGNE BEACH 5:30 14:00 06 MAY GALLE 06:00 19:00 17 JUN DAY AT SEA
06 FEB TORTEL 06:30 17:00 22 MAR NENDO ISLAND 11:00 16:00 07 MAY COLOMBO 06:00 12:00 18 JUN LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) 6:30
07 FEB DAY AT SEA 23 MAR SANTA ANA 7:00 12:30 08 MAY COCHIN 11:00 19 JUN LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) 17:30
08 FEB CASTRO 06:30 19:00 24 MAR DAY AT SEA 09 MAY COCHIN 22:30 20 JUN ST PETER PORT 14:00 20:00
09 FEB PUERTO MONTT 06:30 18:00 25 MAR RABAUL 15:30 23:00 SEGMENT 7 21 JUN PENZANCE 9:30 16:00
10 FEB NIEBLA 11:00 20:00 26 MAR GAROVE ISLAND 13:30 19:00 09 MAY COCHIN 22:30 22 JUN PEMBROKE 6:00 12:30
11 FEB DAY AT SEA 27 MAR MADANG 12:00 19:00 10 MAY DAY AT SEA 23 JUN IONA 12:30 20:00
12 FEB VALPARAISO 07:00 28 MAR TAMI ISLANDS 08:30 13:00 11 MAY MORMUGAO 06:00 14:00 24 JUN FORT WILLIAM, SCOTLAND 5:30 17:00
SEGMENT 2 29 MAR DOBU ISLAND 09:00 13:00 12 MAY DAY AT SEA 25 JUN ST. KILDA 8:00 16:00
12 FEB VALPARAISO 18:00 29 MAR DEI DEI HOT SPRINGS (FERGUSSON ISLAND) 14:30 22:00 13 MAY DAY AT SEA 26 JUN DAY AT SEA
13 FEB DAY AT SEA 30 MAR SAMARAI AND KWATO 6:30 14:00 14 MAY MUSCAT 09:00 22:00 27 JUN VESTMANNAEYJAR ISLANDS 6:00 13:00
14 FEB ROBINSON CRUSOE ISLAND 6:30 19:00 31 MAR DAY AT SEA 15 MAY SUR 06:30 13:00 27 JUN CRUISE SURTSEY 15:00 16:00
15 FEB ALEXANDER SELKIRK ISLAND 6:00 17:00 01 APR CAIRNS 6:30 16 MAY DAY AT SEA 28 JUN REYKJAVIK 7:00
16 FEB DAY AT SEA SEGMENT 5 17 MAY SALALAH 06:00 11:30 SEGMENT 10
17 FEB DAY AT SEA 01 APR CAIRNS 17:00 18 MAY DAY AT SEA 28 JUN REYKJAVIK 19:00
18 FEB DAY AT SEA 02 APR DAY AT SEA 19 MAY DAY AT SEA 29 JUN LATRABJARG CLIFFS 05:30 10:30
19 FEB DAY AT SEA 03 APR THURSDAY ISLAND 07:30 18:00 20 MAY DAY AT SEA 29 JUN DYNJANDI 15:30 20:30
20 FEB EASTER ISLAND 7:00 04 APR DAY AT SEA 21 MAY DAY AT SEA 30 JUN VIGUR ISLAND 06:30 11:00
21 FEB EASTER ISLAND 17:00 05 APR DAY AT SEA 22 MAY SAFAGA (LUXOR) 07:00 23:59 30 JUN CRUISE ALONG HORNBJARG CLIFFS 15:30 20:00
22 FEB DAY AT SEA 06 APR DARWIN 06:00 12:00 23 MAY DAY AT SEA 01 JUL AKUREYRI 07:00 23:00
23 FEB DAY AT SEA 07 APR KING GEORGE RIVER REGION 05:30 24 MAY SUEZ CANAL TRANSIT 04:00 18:30 02 JUL DAY AT SEA
24 FEB DAY AT SEA 08 APR HUNTER RIVER REGION 25 MAY DAY AT SEA 03 JUL JAN MAYEN 06:00 12:00
25 FEB ADAMSTOWN 6:30 15:00 09 APR BUCCANEER ARCHIPELAGO REGION 26 MAY RHODES 05:30 13:00 04 JUL DAY AT SEA
26 FEB DAY AT SEA 10 APR BROOME 07:30 18:00 26 MAY SYMI 16:30 21:00 05 JUL SVALBARD NORTHERN REGION 08:00
27 FEB DAY AT SEA 11 APR DAY AT SEA 27 MAY NAXOS 08:00 13:30 06 JUL SVALBARD NORTHERN REGION
28 FEB ATUONA 13:00 23:00 12 APR KUPANG 09:00 18:00 27 MAY FOLEGANDROS 17:00 23:00 07 JUL SVALBARD SOUTHERN REGION
01 MAR FATU HIVA 7:00 14:00 13 APR KALABAHI 06:30 14:00 28 MAY PIRAEUS (ATHENS) 07:30 08 JUL SVALBARD SOUTHERN REGION 19:00
02 MAR DAY AT SEA 14 APR PULAU TELLANG 06:30 18:00 SEGMENT 8 09 JUL CRUISE/EXPLORE BEAR ISLAND 06:00 10:00
03 MAR FAKARAVA 8:30 18:30 15 APR ANANO ISLAND 12:30 18:30 28 MAY PIRAEUS (ATHENS) 23:00 10 JUL GJESVERSTAPPAN ISLANDS 05:30 10:00
04 MAR RANGIROA 6:00 18:00 16 APR BAU BAU 06:00 13:00 29 MAY MONEMVASIA 6:30 12:00 10 JUL CRUISING ALONG NORTH CAPE
05 MAR MOOREA 8:00 23:00 17 APR PALOPO 06:30 20:30 30 MAY ITEA 8:00 12:30 10 JUL SKARSVAG (NORDKAPP) 12:15 17:30
06 MAR PAPEETE (TAHITI) 7:00 18 APR DAY AT SEA 30 MAY NAFPAKTOS 16:30 20:00 11 JUL TROMSØ 7:30
SEGMENT 3 19 APR DAY AT SEA 31 MAY SARANDE 8:00 18:00
06 MAR PAPEETE, TAHITI 7:00 18:00 20 APR SEMARANG 08:00 17:00 01 JUN DAY AT SEA
07 MAR BORA BORA, 7:00 21:00 21 APR DAY AT SEA 02 JUN SOUSSE 8:30 17:00
08 MAR DAY AT SEA 22 APR SINGAPORE 18:00 03 JUN PORTO EMPEDOCLE 7:00 21:00
09 MAR RAROTONGA 10:30 18:00 23 APR SINGAPORE 17:00 04 JUN TRAPANI 7:00 17:00
Overnight in Port
32 33S I LV E R C LO U D — D E C K P L A N S 09
08
07
06
05
04
03
602 601
604 603
606 605
702 701
608 607 SUITE CATEGORIES
610 609
The Bridge
506 505 612 611
704 703
Owner’s Suite
Tor’s
508 507 614 615
706 705 Observation Grand Suite
414 415 510 509 616 617 Lounge Royal Suite
Launderette
417 708 707
416 512 511 618 619
418 419 514 515
710 709 Silver Suite
620 621 Zodiacs
420 421 516 517
712 711 Medallion Suite
622 623
422 423 518 519 714 715 Deluxe Veranda Suite
624 625
425 520 521 716 717 Veranda Suite
427 522 523 627
718 719 Vista Suite
429 524 525 720 721
431 527 626 629 723
433 Pool
526 529 Bar Pool
435 630 633 722 725 Grill
528 531
437
Changing Room
530 533 The Grill
439 532 535 634 637 724 727
Medical
Center 441 534 537
Embarkation Deck
Embarkation Deck
638 641
443 536 539 726 729
445 640 643
538 541
Cruise
Swimming Pool
447 540 543
Open view to
Zagara Spa
Consultant 734
Sauna
449 542 545
Pool
Lobby
Reception
Expedition
E E
E E
451 Lobby
E E
E E
736
Boutique
Office
E E
E E
Beauty
Library
E E
E E
Salon
Boutique
E E
E E
La Dame
E E
E E
Photo Studio
Fitness
Center
Explorer Lounge
The Restaurant
Dolce Vita
Connoisseur’s
Corner
La Terrazza
Panorama
Lounge
Stage
Jogging Track
DECK 3 DECK 4 DECK 5 DECK 6 DECK 7 DECK 8 DECK 9
Changing Room The Restaurant Dolce Vita Explorer Lounge La Terrazza The Bridge Tor’s Observation Lounge
Medical Centre La Dame Boutique Fitness Center Zagara Beauty Spa Pool Jogging Track
Launderette Photo Studio Reception/Guest Relations Library Pool Bar
Expedition Office The Grill
Panorama Lounge
Connoisseur’s Corner
34 35SILVER
CLOUD
SUITES
A M E N I T I E S & F E AT U R E S OWNER’S SUITE GRAND SUITE ROYAL SUITE
FOR ALL SUITES Available as a one-bedroom configuration Available as a one-bedroom configuration Available as a one-bedroom configuration
or as two-bedrooms (as illustrated) by adjoining with a or as two bedrooms (as illustrated) by adjoining with a or as two bedrooms (as illustrated) by adjoining with a
Vista Suite. Veranda Suite. Veranda Suite.
BUTLER SERVICE
1 BEDROOM: 587 SQ. FT. / 55 M2 1 BEDROOM: 1,019 SQ. FT. / 95 M2 1 BEDROOM: 736 SQ. FT. / 69 M2
REFRIGERATOR AND BAR SETUP STOCKED
INCLUDING VERANDA (89 SQ. FT. / 8 M2) INCLUDING VERANDA (145 SQ. FT. / 14 M2) INCLUDING VERANDA (126 SQ. FT. / 12 M2)
WITH YOUR PREFERENCES 2 BEDROOM: 827 SQ. FT. / 77 M2 2 BEDROOM: 1,314 SQ. FT. / 122 M2 2 BEDROOM: 1,031 SQ. FT. / 96 M2
INCLUDING VERANDA (89 SQ. FT. / 8 M2) INCLUDING VERANDA (194 SQ . FT./18.5 M2) INCLUDING VERANDA (175 SQ. FT./16.5 M2)
A CHOICE OF PILLOWS
PLUSH ETRO BATHROBE • L arge teak veranda with patio furniture and floor-to- • Two teak verandas with patio furniture and floor-to- • Teak veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling
PERSONALISED STATIONARY ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional large ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional glass doors
picture window veranda • Living room with convertible sofa to accommodate an
UMBRELLA
• Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has • Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has additional guest
BVLGARI BATH AMENITIES, PLUS A CHOICE additional sitting area additional sitting area • Sitting area
OF OTHER EUROPEAN BRANDS • Separate dining area • Separate dining area • Separate dining area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed; bedroom two has • Twin beds or queen-sized bed; bedroom two has • Twin beds or queen-sized bed
IHOME RADIO / ALARM CHARGING STATION additional twin beds or queen-sized bed additional twin beds or queen-sized bed • Marble bathroom with shower; Silver Suite has two
(WITH USB CABLE OR QI WIRELESS CHARGING), • Marble bathroom with full-sized bath and separate • Marble bathroom with full-sized bath and separate bathrooms with shower
NFC BLUETOOTH CONNECTIVITY shower; bedroom two has additional marble shower; bedroom two has additional marble • Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
bathroom with shower (no bath as indicated in bathroom with shower (no bath as indicated in • Vanity table with hair dryer
DIRECT DIAL TELEPHONE(S)
diagram) diagram) • Writing desk
DUAL VOLTAGE 110/220 OUTLETS • Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe • Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe • Bose audio system
• Vanity table(s) with hair dryer • Vanity table(s) with hair dryer • Unlimited Premium Wifi
COMPLIMENTARY WIFI FOR ALL SUITES
• Writing desk(s) • Writing desk(s)
FLAT-SCREEN TELEVISION(S) WITH • Bose audio system • Bose audio system
INTERACTIVE MEDIA LIBRARY • Unlimited Premium Wifi • Unlimited Premium Wifi
• Illy Espresso machine • Illy Espresso machine
36 37Silver Suite Medallion Suite
SILVER SUITE / MEDALLION SUITE VERANDA /DELUXE VERANDA SUITE VISTA SUITE
Silver and Medallion Suites accommodate three guests. Some Veranda Suites accommodate three guests
(Suites 505-510 and 605-610). The Deluxe Veranda
240 SQ. FT. / 22 M2
Suite offers preferred central location with identical
SILVER SUITE: 581 SQ. FT. / 54 M 2
accommodation to a Veranda Suite.
INCLUDING VERANDA (92 SQ. FT. / 8 M2)
MEDALLION SUITE: 517 SQ. FT. / 48 M2 • Large picture window providing panoramic ocean views
INCLUDING VERANDA (81 SQ. FT. / 7.6 M2) • Sitting area
295 SQ. FT. / 27 M 2
INCLUDING VERANDA (49 SQ. FT. / 4.5 M2) • Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Marble bathroom with shower (some with bath/shower
• Teak veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling
combination)
glass doors • Teak veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling • Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Living room with convertible sofa to accommodate an glass doors • Writing desk
additional guest • Sitting area • Hair dryer
• Sitting area • Twin beds or queen-sized bed • Unlimited Standard Wifi
• Separate dining area • Marble bathroom with shower (some with bath/shower
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed combination)
• Marble bathroom with shower; Silver Suite has two • Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
bathrooms with shower • Writing desk
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe • Hair dryer
• Vanity table with hair dryer • Unlimited Standard Wifi
• Writing desk
• Bose audio system
• Unlimited Premium Wifi
38 39ZO D I AC A P P R OAC H I N G S I LV E R C LO U D
Information contained herein does not form part of any offer or contract. Silversea’s standard EU rights applying to packages pursuant to the applicable law in force at the time of booking.
terms and conditions apply to the full World Cruise and all voyage segments unless specifically Silversea® Cruises Ltd will be fully responsible for the proper performance of the package as
noted herein. Please refer to www.silversea.com for the most current schedules and fares. Single a whole. Additionally, as required by law, Silversea® has protection in place to refund your
supplements start from 150% above the double occupancy fare and may vary by category. payments and, where transport is included in the package, to ensure your repatriation in the
event that it becomes insolvent.
WORLD CRUISE EXPEDITION 2021 Key rights under Directive (EU) 2015/2302 are displayed at www.silversea.com/terms-and-conditions.
DEPOSIT & PAYMENT: For cruise-only holidays Silversea® protection is provided by way of a bond held by ABTA , 30 Park
To reserve a suite on the full World Cruise or any World Cruise voyage segment, a 25% deposit of Street London SE1 9EQ (www.abta.co.uk) and/or our insurance policy with Swiss Re, 30 St Mary Axe,
the total cruise fare is required. Deposits must be received within seven days of booking or sooner, London EC3A 8EP (www.swissre.com). If you book a cruise-only holiday with us, your confirmation
depending on time of booking. Unless otherwise noted, final payment must be received by invoice from us will confirm that we are responsible for the cruise part of your holiday only.
Silversea 120 days prior to cruise departure. For bookings made within 30 days of departure, final Where your booking with us includes a flight, Silversea® holds an Air Travel Organiser’s License
payment must be received within 48 hours. Silversea reserves the right to cancel any booking not (“ATOL”) no. 4681 issued by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (‘CAA’). So, if you purchase a Silversea®
fully paid at the time final payment is due. flight-inclusive cruise holiday, in the unlikely event of our insolvency, CAA will ensure that you are not
CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS: left stranded abroad, and will arrange a refund of any money you paid us for an advance booking.
If you find it necessary to cancel your reservation or any component thereof, you or your travel If you book a Silversea® cruise-only holiday and other services (e.g. flights, on-shore hotel and/or
professional are required to contact the Silversea Reservations Department by telephone as well ground transfers) through a travel agent or tour operator (‘travel organiser’) and not with us, your
as submit your cancellation in writing. The following cancellation charges shall apply: entire holiday contract including the cruise and all other services will be with your travel organiser,
PENALTIES: SAILING 53+ DAYS: and not with Silversea®.
For Vista, Veranda or Deluxe Veranda suites: From the date of deposit to 151 days prior to the Your holiday will not be protected by Silversea® ATOL, ABTA or other bonding, so please check that your
initial sailing date: £ 325 per guest travel organiser has their own ATOL (if your holiday includes a flight) or other appropriate financial
150 – 121 days prior to the initial sailing date: 25% of the total cruise fare per guest security protection for all payments you make to them, and to repatriate you if they become insolvent.
120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 50% of the total cruise fare per guest 90 – 0 days Silversea® will not be liable to you in these circumstances. However, if we are held liable to you on
prior to the initial sailing date or non-appearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise any basis, our liability to you or your travel organiser will be limited to our liability and obligations
fare per guest under the Holiday Contract, and we will be fully entitled to rely on all defences, exclusions and
For Medallion, Silver, Royal, Grand, or Owner’s Suites: From the date of deposit to 181 days prior limitations contained in our General Terms and Conditions, and the Holiday Contract.
to the initial sailing date: £ 650 per guest Cruises, itineraries and/or travel schedules are subject to change. Silversea® reserves the right
180 – 121 days prior to the initial sailing date: 25% of the total cruise fare per guest to cancel, alter, advance, postpone or substitute any cruise or itinerary or part thereof, substitute
120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 50% of the total cruise fare per guest 90 – 0 days another vessel for the scheduled ship, or change an advertised package which Silversea® deems
prior to the initial sailing date or non-appearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise necessary for operational, safety or other reasons beyond its reasonable control.
fare per guest We will notify you of insignificant changes, e.g. change of flight time of less than 12 hours, aircraft
PENALTIES: SAILING UP TO 52 DAYS: changes, change of accommodation to an equivalent standard, reasonable itinerary changes, or
From the date of deposit to 121 days prior to the initial sailing date: £ 130 administrative fee changes of carriers.
per booking However, if circumstances beyond our control force us to significantly alter any of the main
120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 15% of the total cruise fare per guest 90 – 61 days characteristics of your package, you retain the rights set out in our General Terms and Conditions
prior to the initial sailing date: 50% of the total cruise fare per guest and in your Holiday Contract.
60 – 31 days prior to the initial sailing date: 75% of the total cruise fare per guest We reserve the right to cancel your booking before your departure date, for unavoidable and
30 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date, or non-appearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the extraordinary circumstances, your failure to complete all due payments, or if the minimum
total cruise fare per guest number of passengers required for the package hasn’t been reached. Before you book, you
will be notified of any minimum number of passengers applicable, and the time limit for us to
CANCELLATIONS OF A PORTION OF THE WORLD CRUISE: confirm or cancel the cruise. Unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances means a situation
Guests who are booked on the full World Cruise (all segments) and who cancel any portion of the beyond our control, the consequences of which are unavoidable even if all reasonable measures
cruise will have their entire booking cancelled and will be re-booked on the revised segment(s) have been taken.
subject to space availability at the time of change. Guests booked on the full World Cruise (all If your holiday is cancelled you can either have a refund of all monies paid or accept an alternative
segments) in a Silver Suite or higher, who cancel any portion of the cruise will forfeit their suite. holiday of comparable standard from us if available. We will refund any price difference if the
These changes are subject to cancellation penalties. alternative is of a lower value. You will receive a refund of any monies due to you within 14 days
Silversea reserves the right to allocate suites or suite categories to specific combination segments; of such cancellation.
hence all suites or suite categories may not be available for specific segments or segment All fares quoted include taxes and fees, are subject to change at any time without notice, and
combinations. do not guarantee availability. Please refer to www.silversea.com or your travel agent for current
schedules, prices, and terms and conditions.
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correct any errors or omissions. Ship’s registry: Bahamas. exchange rates affect the cost of operating your travel package after you have booked. However,
there will be no change within 20 days of your departure.
Silversea Cruises Ltd. (“Silversea®”) is registered in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas with We will absorb any cost increase up to 2% of the price of your travel arrangements, excluding
registration number 5387 and branch offices in the UK, USA, Europe, ANZ and APAC regions. insurance premiums and any amendment charges.
Branch office addresses and European Reservations telephone numbers are listed in the back You will be charged for any additional cost we incur. If the price of your travel package increases by
of this brochure. more than 8%, you may change to another available holiday (we will refund any price difference
Information herein is valid at the time of publication, but may change at any time. This if the alternative is cheaper), or cancel your booking and receive a full refund of all monies paid,
information is for guidance only and doesn’t form any offer or contract with Silversea®. For full less any reasonable amendment fees.
up-to-date General Terms and Conditions, offers, and cruise or booking information, please visit Should the price of your holiday reduce due to reductions in the above costs, then you will receive
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Please ensure that you use our current brochure if booking a holiday. We cannot accept any Please note that travel arrangements are not always purchased in local currency and some
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requirements, and other relevant terms and conditions.
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or not. Please read your Holiday Contract carefully. If the terms and conditions of the Holiday
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