Find the journey of your dreams

• ? Two nights at the Villa San Michele, Florence
• ? Two nights at the Hotel Cipriani, Venice
• ? Breakfast daily, plus one lunch
• ? One half-day private tour in Florence and one half-day private motorboat tour in Venice
• ? transfer from Florence airport to Villa San Michele
• ? transfer from Florence to Venice by private car

Highlighting your tour is the Art Nouveau Art Center, which you visit along the way back to the town center. The Art Nouveau Art Center documents the town's unique architectural history with the establishment of the Art Nouveau style, which sprang up following the fire of 1904. Experience the fascinating and exciting history as presented through a "time machine" and multi media shows that portray the town from a personal perspective before, during and after the fire. Meander through the maze of rooms in this building known as "The Swan Pharmacy," taking in the beautiful and authentic decor. Permanent exhibitions within include themes such as "From Ashes to Art Nouveau" and "The Beautiful Art Nouveau Style." Enjoy a coffee break at the center before returning to the pier on foot.

Notes: Order of sites visited may vary. Sturdy comfortable walking shoes, and a waterproof windbreaker are recommended.

Then begin the descent down to the Trolls' Path, opened in 1939, with its daring hairpin bends. Down into the valley, make a photo stop at the lovely Stigerora waterfall cascading down the mountainside. Then make a detour up to Trollveggen, the Troll Wall, which at 3,300 feet is the highest perpendicular rock face in Europe. Climbers from all parts of the world come here to attempt to climb the various routes to the top. On the return drive heading toward Aalesund, follow the Romsdalsfjord with its many small villages known for wood carving and rose painting as well as ship and boat building. Cross over the Orskog mountain plateau, a popular skiing area for the local people and then follow the fjord once more back to the pier. A buffet lunch is served for your pleasure at a local restaurant as well as a refreshment stop en route your tour.

Continue to Godoey Island and the small fishing village of Alnes, facing the Atlantic Ocean, where you visit its interesting lighthouse. On clear days, visitors are afforded a fantastic view of the ocean and surrounding islands. Those who would like may climb the stairs to the top of the lighthouse for the best panoramic views. Enjoy a break for coffee and typical Norwegian pancakes at the adjoining cafe before making the return drive to Aalesund and the pier via the Aksla viewpoint.

The Barossa is one of the world's great wine regions, revered alongside Bordeaux, Napa and Tuscany. With consistently outstanding vintages over the past 150 years, six generations of grape growers and winemakers have established the Barossa as Australia's leader in crafting wines of great distinction. Three of this region's best-known wineries will be featured with tasting and an informative talk at one of the wineries. These venues may include such famous names as Yaldara, Orlando, Jacobs Creek, Penfolds or Seppelts. Enjoy a two course luncheon accompanied by a glass of wine at a winery restaurant.

Notes: You must be at least 18 years old to drink wine in Australia.

Leave the city behind as you drive to the outlying ranges and Mt. Lofty Lookout, for spectacular views of the city (weather permitting). Your next stop is Cleland Wildlife Park, nestled in the beautiful natural bushland of the Adelaide Hills. Cleland offers the opportunity to get up close to nature and to interact with Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas and emus, and see favorites like wombats, dingos and numerous reptile species. The park also has a variety of rare and endangered species.

The Barossa Valley is one of the world's top wine destinations, rich in history, culture and spectacular food and of course, wine. Immerse yourself in this exclusive experience by visiting the home of the world renowned Penfolds wine-making team. Learn about the development of Grange, Australia's most famous wine. Join your wine expert who will lead you through the winery and then on to taste some of the premium cellar wines. You will also have the opportunity to taste the famous Grange Hermitage wine.

Drive to a gourmet produce region to enjoy lunch and sample local wines including award winning labels. A brief stop is made at the world famous Maggie Beer Farm, where you have the opportunity to purchase some of the luxury products. Take-in the views from the lookout on Mengler's Hill before continuing to your final winery for the day. Witness the "behind the scenes" of the wine-making process, view traditional wine-making equipment and see an old barrel store. Enjoy a tasting of up to six wines before settling in your vehicle for your return drive to the pier.

Notes: This exclusive excursion has limited capacity. You must be at least 18 years old to drink wine in Australia.

Notes: You must be at least 18 years old to drink wine in Australia.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Your thrilling 4x4 adventure takes you off road, from the beach to the bush; discover why Corsica was known by the Greeks as "Kalliste", which means island of beauty. Much of the island is covered by maquis, a dense undergrowth of aromatic shrubs, flowers and low trees. In spring the marquis produce the rich aroma, which has earned Corsica the title of 'The Scented Isle'. Enjoy the wonderful mixture of colorful scenery; the deep blue of the sea, contrasting with the reds and oranges of the coastal rocks and the deep green of the forested mountains.

You'll stop in the village of Auberge to enjoy a delightful Corsican style lunch and its warm hospitality before resuming your off road exploration. During the return you will drive up to a high hilltop at Notre Dame de la Serra for views over Calvi and its lovely bay.

Note: Participation on this tour is very limited. Guests do not drive the vehicles. Vehicles are driven in a caravan style. The beginning and at the end will driven on regular road before reaching the mountains roads. Guests with back or neck problems or pregnant are not recommended taking this tour, as it will be bumpy.

Take is the sights of the 'Scented Isle' from above as you enjoy the stunning Corsican scenery. Have your cameras ready as you pass over the shimmering blue waters of the Gulf of Ajaccio, take in the dramatic views of the Sanguinaires, the Blood Islands which glow with glorious red colors at sunset. See the lush green interior of the island with its steep forested hills and enjoy the marvelous panoramas as they unfold before you. As well as the beautiful countryside, you'll have a fantastic bird eyes view of the ship before you come back into land.

Note: Your flight duration is approximately 20 minutes. There is a 238 US Pound weight limit per guest. This tour is subject to availability, you will be contacted onboard confirming your flight times.

By motorcoach you will go to Parata point, where you will meet your certified hiking instructor before heading down a path that will lead you to the end of the point to admire the Iles Sanguinaires and access the beaches Capo di Feno. The turquoise waters and wild landscape make this place a favorite with surfers and guaranteed to take you miles away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

You will have an opportunity to enjoy every aspect of what Corsica has to offer and to discover its extreme contrasts, as you take in the colors and contrasting landscapes that have earned Corsica its outdoorsmen reputation. Before heading back to the pier, you will have some free time to relax or take a swim on the beach.

Note: Need to be in good physical condition. Recommend wearing swimsuit under your clothing, changing facilities are not available. Recommend comfortable walking shores. Recommend sunglasses and / or cap for sun protection.

After arriving you will greeted by your certified kayak instructor, who will give you a short safety briefing and instructions before heading out on your approximately 2 hour kayaking adventure along the coastline up to the Sette Nave peninsula ending at the bay of Ruppione. Afterwards before returning to the pier, you will enjoy a soft drink and some free time to rest on the beach or take a refreshing swim.

Note: Recommend guests to bring swimsuit, sunglasses, sunscreen and towel. Recommend wearing swimsuit under your clothing, changing facilities are not available.

From Ajaccio you'll head north for an estimated one hour drive, gently climbing up the San Sebastiano Pass, which offers splendid views over the Sagone Gulf and up to the mountain peaks and summit of Monte Cinto, before arriving to the Greek village of Cargese, for a short visit.

Your next stop is one of Corsica's most spectacular natural wonders, where incredible panoramas meet the eye at every turn. Les Calanches de Piana is a stretch of rose-colored granite cliffs, which plunge sharply into the dark blue sea, giving a wonderfully vivid contrast of color. The steeples, spires and unusual shapes, range in color from pink to deep red, and have been sculpted by Mother Nature for many centuries. The Calanches are unique to this part of the island and you'll see for yourself why they have earned recognition from UNESCO as a world heritage site.

You'll have time to admire the spectacular views and take plenty of photos during your time at the Les Calanques de Piana before the hour and half drive back to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Enjoy the sights as you take a 45-minute drive up to the village of Vero village nestled within the forested slopes of the Corsican hills. Enjoy the wonderful scenery and sweet aroma of the marquis plants as you make your way along the 'acro-branche' forest trail. You will be welcomed by your qualified 'acro-branche' instructor, who will give you a safety briefing and equip you for your tree top adventure through the forest. You'll climb a series of raised platforms, which give you incredible views across the forests and surroundings. Once clipped on, you'll wiz along zip wires enjoying a thrilling ride though the treetops. You'll have around 90 minutes of adrenalin rushing fun as you swing from tree to tree.

Afterwards the pace slows, as you have time to reflect on your fun filled experience and take-in the atmosphere of your tranquil surroundings. Become at one with nature as you relax and rest amongst the trees before the drive back down through the hills and on to Ajaccio. On the way back you will stop to enjoy a refreshment stop.

Note: You need to be in physical condition to participate in this tour. This activity is not suitable for those with heart, back or neck problems, those who suffer with asthma or seizures. There is a weight restriction of 120 kg / 264 US Pounds

Than you will drive down to Alicante's main boulevard, the Explanada de España, for a short walk takes you to the pedestrian-only historical center of the city where you arrive at the Town Hall square. The Town Hall is surprising for its delicate lines and Baroque style. Next to the Town Hall stands the Cathedral of Alicante, better known as Church of San Nicolás de Bari. The cathedral is most notable for its impressive façade, considered to be one of the finest examples of the Spanish religious Baroque. Enjoy a taste of the typical "horchata" drink, followed by some free time to stroll the city, before returning to the pier.

Note: Recommend to wear comfortable walking shoes. Walking at the Castle of Santa Barbara has some steep inclines.

You'll start your day with a short motorcoach ride to the village of Sella; here you will enjoy a refreshment that will prepare you for the day ahead. Than you will be outfitted with your bikes and helmets to begin your downhill course, during which you'll stop periodically for water breaks, photo opportunities and discuss the beautiful scenery.

After finishing your downhill course you'll enjoy a well deserved stop of tapas before returning to the pier.

Note: This bike ride is downhill, one should be in good physical health. To keep this tour enjoyable, participation is very limited

Arrive at your destination to discover, lying within the walls of a ruined castle perched atop a bluff, the old town of Guadalest with its small inhabitation of 200. On this walking tour, view the San Jose Castle, which dominates this historic village, and visit the Casa Orduna, a noble house from the 17th century, previously owned by governors and close associates of the Guadalest Marquises. A brief stop to browse the local shops is made in Alicante before your return to the pier.

Note: Driving time is approximately 1¼ hours each way.

Leaving the town behind, head out to the Manioc Flour House, where local families work together at making "farinha," or manioc flour, one of the most important foods in the Amazon region. At Casa da Farinha, view rubber and Brazil nut trees and the nutshells, as well as the production of tapioca. Before returning to your coach, a family member takes you to see their garden and explains how vegetables are grown in this area. This rewarding introduction to the Brazilian culture concludes with the return to the pier in Alter do Chão.

Notes: Please wear comfortable shoes, and bring along sun protection and insect repellent.

The main attraction of the tour is Bosque Santa Lucia (Santa Lucia Woods). Here you commence a nature walk through the forest, where you see more than 400 difference species of native trees and palms. Included are the Brazil nut, rubber, copaiba, andiroba, ipê, rose wood and mahogany trees. On exhibit at the Bosque Museum are a variety of Amazonian woods and various products derived from the forest trees.

Notes: Please wear long pants, boots or walking shoes, and bring along insect repellant.

After your drive along the Amalfi Coast and motorway, you will reach Pompeii. On August 24 in 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius erupted, and live cinder and ash began to fall, quickly submerging Pompeii and embalming its 30,000 inhabitants. The eruption left the town's architecture, furnishings, artwork, and even foodstuffs remarkably intact. Walk through paved streets rutted by chariot tracks and along wide sidewalks past a stadium, theaters, and temples. See the Forum, the baths, the patrician villas, and the shops of the common people. View body casts of the victims, caught in the moment of death.

After exploring Pompeii with you will be able enjoy some free time to check out the souvenir shops outside the main gates and also enjoy a delicious snack of famous Italian pizza from a local pizzeria before reboarding your motor coach for the return drive back along the Amalfi Coast to Amalfi and to the pier.

Notes: This tour requires two hours of walking over uneven terrain; comfortable shoes and sun protection are recommended. The drive involves many winding curves.

Proceed to the luxurious San Pietro Hotel, frequented by the international elite and take in the spectacular views of the gulf. Situated on a cliff high above the sea, the San Pietro, with its sumptuous Neapolitan Baroque décor and garden terraces, is considered one of the world's most beautiful hotels. This will be the setting for your delicious Southern Italian lunch. During the scenic return drive, let your senses soak up the spectacular ever-changing panorama as you make your way back to the ship in Amalfi.

Notes: Order of sites visited may be reversed. If San Pietro Hotel is not available, Le Sirenuse Hotel or similar will be substituted. Participation is limited.

The gardens at Villa Rufolo inspired Richard Wagner to create the magical garden of Klingsor for the second act of Parsifal. See what inspiration you can derive by exploring the luxurious garden, the "knights" room, and the Moorish courtyard. Departing the villa, free time is afforded in Ravello to visit a café, walk the peaceful gardens, or enjoy the dramatic views of the "Golfo di Salerno." During the return drive to Amalfi, let your senses become saturated as you reflect on the spectacular, ever-changing panorama of today's adventure.

Notes: The driving portion of this excursion is along slopes and hills of the coastline.

Notes: Weather conditions can change rapidly; please wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof jacket; we recommend dressing in layers. Participation is limited.

Your walk brings you to the Anne Frank House to visit this former hiding place of the Frank family, and where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary. The house museum tells the history of the eight people in hiding and those who helped them during WWII. Anne Frank's diary is among the original objects on display. Due to the limited size of the interior of the Anne Frank House, the visit is self-guided. Despite all the renovations, the core of the museum - the Secret Annex, has remained in authentic condition. At the conclusion of your visit, reboard your coach for the return to the pier.

Notes: There are many steep steps in the Anne Frank House. Weather conditions can change rapidly; please wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof windbreaker; we recommend dressing in layers. Participation is limited.

Highlighting your visit of the Rijksmuseum are works of the Dutch Masters from Holland's Golden Age. The exhibit "The Masterpieces: Highlights of the Golden Age" features Rembrandt's The Night Watch, The Jewish Bride, and The Syndics of the Cloth Makers' Guild. Next, a short walk across Museum Square brings you to the Van Gogh Museum, which contains the largest collection of Van Gogh paintings in the world. Follow the artist's development through subsequent periods in time, and compare his work to those of others from the 19th-century. The Van Gogh Museum also houses exhibits on various subjects from 19th-century art history. Filled with knowledge on Holland's masters, your waiting coach returns you to the pier.

Notes: Weather conditions can change rapidly; please wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof windbreaker; we recommend dressing in layers.

Notes: Weather conditions can change rapidly; please wear a waterproof windbreaker; we recommend dressing in layers. Participation is very limited.

Notes: This tour must be reserved at least 10 days prior to your sailing date, and participation is very limited; please make your request early to reserve your space. Weather conditions can change rapidly; please wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof windbreaker; we recommend dressing in layers.

Then get to know the illustrious master personally with a visit to his home and studio, the Rembrandt House. A short drive by motorcoach takes you to this house for an audio-guided tour of the place where the artist created many of his famous masterpieces. Restored to its original 17th-century glory, the interior has been refurnished with works of art, furniture and other objects of the day. Filled with insight into the life and work of Rembrandt, your coach returns you to the pier.

Notes: There are a number of steps in the Rembrandt House. Weather conditions can change rapidly; please wear comfortable walking shoes and a waterproof windbreaker; we recommend dressing in layers. Participation is limited.

Continue on to the quintessential Dutch village of Edam, known for its picturesque canals, charming homes and neat flower gardens. Enjoy a guided stroll through this enchanting village, basking in its down-to-earth delights. From Edam, proceed through the pastoral countryside to the village of Zaandam. There, see the statuesque windmills which were an important part of the industry of Holland, at the time that they were also the subjects of some of Claude Monet's most well-known masterpieces. On arrival, follow your guide into the past, at Zaanse Schans open-air museum, a reconstruction of a village from around 1700 with authentic buildings gathered from around the Netherlands.

Notes: Guests are advised to bring along insect repellant.

Notes: Guests are advised to bring along insect repellant.

Location: ACAJATUBA LAKE - 45 minutes by boat from the Ship gangway.

Some years ago, two girls (daughters of the owner) started to feed the dolphins in a floating pier and draw them closer and closer, now, there are about a dozen turned tourist attraction. The dolphins have become accustomed to the family and visitors and today it is possible to give the tourist food directly to them and swim with the dolphins. They are free to come and go as they wish and to avoid overfeeding, the environmental agency and university scientists have established fixed schedules for these feeds

Leaving the ship in a regional speedboat, crossing the Rio Negro will arrive in the Community Acajatuba where they can disembark and meet the lifestyle of these peoples. Possibility to buy various handicrafts made by the natives. Continuing the tour to the floating house where you can see, touch, feed and even swim with many dolphins. After this visit return back to the ship.

Notes: Light clothes, closed shoes, hat, sunglasses sun cream, swimsuits and towels.

As you depart the pier on the first segment of your tour, enjoy the walk along the port and the walls. The town of can boast of being one of the most inspirational settings for artists on the Cote d'Azur and famous for Provencal shopping, stunning surrounding scenery and the biggest yacht harbour in Europe. After a brief orientation, enjoy some free time on your own to stroll around.

At a designated time, you will reboard the motorcoach for a relaxing drive inland about 20 minutes to the picturesque village of Biot. Where you will visit the famous family owned glass blowing factory of La Verrerie de Biot, founded in 1956. The glass tradition in Provence dates back thousands of years but in Biot everything began in 1956, the year in which La Verrerie de Biot created the bubble glass, mastering the bubble and imprisoning it between two layers of glass to transform a defect (a bubble) into a feature of quality: bubbled glass. Le Verrerie de Biot features several workshops that demonstrate the successive stages of the art of glass blowing, characterised by a bubbly texture peculiar of the Biot production. See glassworkers who expertly blow, handle and conjure the molten glass into a work of art.Afterwards relax and enjoy the drive to Antibes and back to the ship.

Notes: Walking over even cobblestone surfaces, recommend comfortable walking shoes.

The outline of this 16th-century village stands out far above the rolling hills and rich valleys of the Vence countryside. This picturesque town has retained much of its medieval appearance and is typical of the fortified towns that once guarded the Var frontier. A walk with your guide along the cobbled streets reveals to you why Saint Paul de Vence was "discovered" in the 1920s by painters such as Signac, Modigliani, Bonnard and Soutine. After your guided walking tour you will have some free time to explore on your own.

Afterwards you will continue on to the Maeght Foundation, one of the world's most famous museums of modern art. You will see works by Miro, Matisse, Kandinsky, Braque and others as well as monumental sculptures scattered about the museum's pine-tree grounds. Few museums blend form and content so tastefully and imaginatively. Reflect on this unusual mixture of medieval and modern as you make your way back to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes

After you visit the old town, then enjoy a stop at the well known "Absinthe Bar" just might do the trick, the cavernous bar is a trip away from the vagaries of the modern world hidden in a 9th century vaulted cellar, with a Roman well.

There you will taste some regional delicacies such as the tapenade or the pissaladiere accompanied by a glass of the famous "Absinthe" (wormwood-based alcoholic beverage), the favorite beverage of many French artists in the 19th century. Before finding your way back to the port, enjoy some free time in the old town.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

A scenic two-hour drive by air-conditioned motorcoach takes you from the pier in Aqaba to Petra Visitor's Center located in Wadi Musa. Proceed on foot to the mile-long Siq, a narrow gorge whose steeply rising sides all but obliterate the sun, providing a dramatic contrast for the magic to come. Share the amazement of travelers who have gone before you, as you reach the end of the canyon walls and catch your first glimpse of the immense Treasury with its towering columns and intricate carvings. The Petra basin boasts over 800 individual monuments, including buildings, tombs, baths, funerary halls, temples, arched gateways, and colonnaded streets, that were carved from the brilliantly colored sandstone by the technical and artistic genius of its inhabitants. Celebrate your adventure over a buffet lunch of Arabic and Western foods at the nearby Movenpick Resort before returning to Aqaba.

Notes: This excursion involves extensive walking over uneven surfaces. There are a very limited number of horse carriages available for an additional cost, to carry guests through the Siq to the Treasury. Horse carriages cannot be pre-reserved, and are sold on a first-come first-served basis. Any sightseeing within the site is on foot. Comfortable walking shoes and layered clothing are recommended.

Notes: This adventurous tour is for guests in good physical condition. The ride can be bumpy and is not recommended for those with back problems.

In 1953 during an earthquake the cave roof fell in, now creating amazing light displays on the cave walls. In the 1963 excavations, a clay figurine is depicting the god Pan and disc showing Pan surrounded by dancing nymphs. A fragment showing the figure of a woman in relief who is believed to be the nymph Melissanthe (from which the lake name is derived) who fell in love with Pan. Sadly she drowned in the lake when he rejected her.

Small boats wait at the shore to take you around the blue-green waters of the lake to fully absorb the magnificence of this wonder of nature. After visiting the lake you will head to the village of Sami, for a refreshment stop with Ouzo & Greek Maze at a local waterfront restaurant before returning to the pier

Note: There is considerable walking on this tour over uneven surfaces and slippery surfaces at the lake; flat, comfortable, walking shoes are recommended, as well as a hat and some sunscreen.

During the 1953 earthquake the whitewash covering the inside of the church was loosened, revealing frescoes dating back to the 13th and 17th centuries which are now considered the island's most valued historical artistic treasures.

Afterwards you will visit the well know Robola Winery. A short tour will give you an insight into the production methods of the famous and rare Rombola wine made from a local variety of white grape which comes in red, white and sweet Muscat. You will have the opportunity to enjoy a taste of the wines before reboard your coach for your return drive to the pier.

Note: The monastery involves climbing a few steps. Please note that ladies must have their shoulders covered and no shorts are allowed in the visit to the monastery. Flash photography is also not allowed in the church.

Continue on to the San Miguel Archaeological Museum, which has a collection of pre-Columbian artifacts and mummies preserved in sand from ages ago. Dating as far back as 5000 BC, these, the oldest mummies in the world are unique for their artificial method of preparation. Before commencing return drive to the ship, make a stop at the Handicraft Village, a copy of Parinacota village, to browse among the knitted articles, ceramics, pottery, and carved stones, or ocarinas, among other items.

After departing the museum, continue on to the site of a series of hillside geoglyphs, or Indian rock drawings. Upon returning to town, pause for refreshments at a nearby restaurant with an excellent view, followed by a visit of the Gothic Church of San Marcos at the base of El Morro in Colon Square. Built in 1869 to replace another from 1640, which was swept into the sea by a tidal wave, this church was shipped "pre-fab" from England, complete with an iron steeple designed by Eiffel years before his famous Paris tower. Except for the wooden doors, the church is constructed entirely of metal.

Other sites viewed are the golden-topped Dome of the Rock, with its stunning blue and gold ceramic tiles, the famous Western (Wailing) Wall of Herod's Temple, considered the holiest site in the Jewish world because it is believed to have been closest to where the Holy Ark of the Covenant once stood. Next, visit the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, perched on the hill known as Golgotha. Afterwards, you will exit the old city at the Dung Gate.

Re-boarding your motorcoach, pass some of Israel's most notable modern landmarks, such as the Hebrew University, the Israel Museum, the Shrine of the Book, the Knesset (Israel's Parliament) and the State Supreme High Court. Following an unforgettable morning, enjoy a relaxing buffet lunch before it's time to continue your exploration of this historical city. A short drive takes you to the Mount of Olives where you have free time on your own to explore, shop or take photos from this excellent vantage point that provides an unparalleled panorama of the walled Old City.

Note: Because this excursion visits religious sites, please dress respectfully. Shorts and sleeveless tops are not permitted. Comfortable walking shoes and a hat are recommended. The order of the sights may vary.

Visitors of all religions are welcome to pray silently at the Western (Wailing) Wall. Men must wear a hat or use a head covering available at the entrance of the prayer area. Women may also borrow the required shawls and leg coverings. A dividing screen reserves an area of the Western Wall for women, in keeping with Orthodox Jewish tradition.

Leaving Yad Vashem, continue your drive into Jerusalem, viewing some of Israel's most notable landmarks from your motorcoach, such as the Hebrew University, the Israel Museum, the Shrine of the Book, the Knesset (Israel's Parliament) and the State Supreme High Court.

Enjoy a relaxing buffet lunch before it's time to continue your exploration of this historical city. Drive to the Old City of Jerusalem, entering at the Dung Gate where you start your 90-minute guided walking tour to the famous Western (Wailing) Wall, the holiest site in the Jewish world. After passing the Southern Wall excavations, re-board your motorcoach for the leisurely drive back to Ashdod and the pier.

Note: Because this excursion visits religious sites, please dress respectfully. Shorts and sleeveless tops are not permitted. Comfortable walking shoes and a hat are recommended. The order of the sights may vary.

Visitors of all religions are welcome to pray silently at the Western (Wailing) Wall. Men must wear a hat or use a head covering available at the entrance of the prayer area. Women may also borrow the required shawls and leg coverings. A dividing screen reserves an area of the Western Wall for women, in keeping with Orthodox Jewish tradition.

Afterwards, drive along the Mediterranean coast to Jaffa, said to be founded by Japhet, the son of Noah. See Jaffa's picturesque harbor, where their famous oranges were once exported, and visit the city's old section which has been restored as a charming artists' colony and cultural center. Your guided walk takes you along the winding cobblestone streets past art studios and galleries. See the clock tower, where Old Jaffa begins, with its many mosques, churches and its exotic flea market. Have your camera ready for a photo stop at Jaffa's observation point, overlooking the "White City" of Tel Aviv. Before retuning to the pier, enjoy a local refreshment and some free time to explore Jaffa on your own.

Note: Order of sights may vary. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

Notes: This tour has limited availability. Although this is a gentle sailing and not a race, participants must have a reasonable level of agility and fitness. These yachts are genuine large sailing vessels and it is necessary to move across from side to side as the bow swings and the skippers and crew are jibing etc. Flat, rubber-soled shoes must be worn. Sun block, a hat and jacket are recommended.

Continue through farmland to the Kaipara Peninsula for a visit to Haumoana Farm. This working farm provides an ideal opportunity to enjoy a day in the New Zealand countryside. The farm raises sheep and cattle for commercial purposes, and also maintains a herd of gentle fallow deer. The farm's owners are your gracious hosts for the day, and in the manner befitting true New Zealand hospitality, will open their home to you and treat you to a delicious morning tea. With picturesque views of Kaipara Harbour as a backdrop, sit back and enjoy your tea from the farm's tranquil hilltop setting.

Notes: Ayrlies has many established paths, but much of the walking is across grass and over barked paths.

Visit the Auckland Museum with its expansive display of Maori artifacts and culture, including a magnificent 82-foot war canoe and carved meeting house. See the "Scars on the Heart" exhibition, commemorating New Zealand's involvement in the 20th century's major wars. There are excellent film clips from the First and Second World Wars, as well as a film in the Volcanoes Gallery, where a simulated earthquake and volcanic eruption can be experienced.

Drive through Parnell, one of Auckland's oldest districts where restoration work created a busy shopping area that still retains the charm of a small village. Continue along Tamaki Drive to Okahu Bay, where some of Auckland's finest residential homes can be seen. Returning to the city, drive past the former America's Cup Yachting village and then across the Auckland Harbor Bridge, built in 1959 to link the North Shore suburbs to Auckland. Shortly thereafter, you return to the pier.

Explore the old Mazarin District, founded by Archbishop Michel Mazarin in 1646, and later home to many writers and artists such as Paul Cézanne. Situated in the heart of the Mazarin quarter, the fountain of the four dolphins with its bed of waves which support an obelisk is an example of the baroque art so prized by the Aixoise nobility.

Discover the beautiful St. Sauveur Cathedral with its many contrasting architectural styles, a legacy of countless additions and renovations performed between the 5th and 18th centuries. Most notable are the remnants of a Roman-era wall that were used in a later wall, and the 15th century Gothic portal.

You will have some free time at the end of the walking tour to explore on your own before returning to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

The old fishing port of Cassis has become a popular seaside resort. The quaint village lies in an attractive setting at the end of a bay where the valley comes down to the sea. A popular summer resort and a hub for summer boat trips along the river "Calanques" - the Mediterranean equivalent of fjords and lochs. The cool streets of the old town are lined with 17th and 18th century homes and the village is known for the quality of its fish and other seafood; the sea-urchins with Cassis white wine are a local delicacy.

After your guided tour, you will enjoy some free time on your own to do some shopping at various arts and crafts merchants, boutiques or enjoy a refreashment at a café before returning to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Paddling along the Bandol coast, you will discover Bendor Island with its white rocks offshore, from banks to wild cliffs between heaven, sun and sea. When Paul Ricard, the famous owner of a Pastis Company discovered the island in 1950, located just in front of Bandol, it was a rocky semi-desert and arid island. He made the island a beautiful Mediterranean garden dotted with multicolored houses. In the 1960's the island became a haven for the "Jet-Set". Then you will paddle around Rousse Island before going back to the port and walking back to the pier.

Note: Recommend being in good physical condition.

A short drive takes you to Wat Pho, housing the Reclining Buddha. Although Wat Pho is the largest wat in Bangkok, the building displaying the Reclining Buddha is just barely large enough to hold the statue. The majestic Buddha is 151 feet long and covered in gold leaf. In addition to the fine features of the Buddha's face, also of note are the soles of his feet, 10 feet tall and inlaid with mother-of-pearl.

The third temple visited is the elegant Wat Benchamabophit or Marble Temple, one of Bangkok's most modern yet striking wats. Constructed in 1899, the structure is covered in white Carrera marble, with traditional lines and a three-tiered roof. The courtyard exhibits 52 Buddha images, each one in a different style and pose. Following your exploration of the Marble Temple, re-board your motorcoach and return to the pier.

Notes: Please dress appropriately: shorts and flip-flops are not allowed.

Depart the pier in air-conditioned motorcoaches, and journey to the Grand Palace to enter a magical world. Founded by King Rama I in 1782, the palace is the epicenter of Thai history, tradition and culture. The spectacular palace complex is an eccentric blend of English Victorian, French, colonial and traditional Thai architecture. Located within this compound is the lavish Wat Pra Keo, where the magnificent Emerald Buddha, carved entirely from a single piece of jade, is enshrined. Other highlights of the palace include the Golden Chedi (stupa), Pantheon of Kings, and the Towers of Nine Planets.

Notes: Visitors are requested to dress modestly when visiting the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha Temple. Shirts and blouses must have sleeves. No sleeveless, tight, or see-through blouses are permitted, even if a jacket is worn over them. No shorts of any kind as well as miniskirts or short skirts are permitted. Skirts must cover knees. No Bermuda shorts, culottes, tight trousers or leggings. Trousers must be with full length to cover ankle. You must remove your shoes to enter the Emerald Buddha Temple.

Video and still cameras are allowed in the Royal Palace Grounds and in the compound of the Emerald Buddha Temple, but photos cannot be taken inside buildings.

Before returning to the pier, a stop is made at Wat Arun, the spectacular Temple of Dawn. Instantly recognized around the world, Wat Arun has become the symbol of this nation. The white plastered exterior of the soaring 343-foot central prang is decorated with countless fragments of porcelain, resulting in a sparkling jeweled effect in the sunlight. After the old Siamese capital of Ayutthaya fell to the Burmese in 1767, the remaining survivors vowed to march until the sun rose again, and to build a temple on that spot. Wat Arun is that promise fulfilled.

Highlights of this full-day excursion include the open-air Jeath War Museum, a replica of an actual prisoner of war camp run by the Japanese during the war. The collection of World War II artifacts includes photographs, weapons and a variety of other items used during the construction of the "Death Railway." Visit the serene Donrak War Cemetery, the final resting place for over 6,000 prisoners of war who lost their lives during this event. Proceed to the Bridge on the River Kwai for a photo stop. As depicted in the movie, this historical black iron bridge was the target of Allied bombing in 1945.

Enjoy a relaxing break with lunch at a local resort before reboarding your coach for a 1½-hour drive to Taweechai Elephant Camp. Delight in the unique experience of riding an elephant in its natural habitat. Sit back and reflect on this insightful day during the scenic three-hour journey back to the pier.

Notes: Sturdy footwear, loose cotton clothing, and sun protection are recommended.

After dinner, drive to the Suan Lum Night Bazaar, the premium night market in Bangkok. Selling Thai trinkets and souvenirs, clothing, silk fabrics, and home décor items, the Suan Lum market has covered walkways, restaurants and live bands nightly. This is the perfect place to practice your bargaining skills, and enjoy an evening in Bangkok at it's best.

Upon arrival at the historical park, visit the ruins of Wat Mahathat, location of the often-photographed Head of Buddha surrounded by tree roots. Your next stop is the three bell-shaped chedis of Wat Phra Si Sanphet. Built in 1448, the temple took its name from the large standing Buddha image erected there in 1503. Standing 53 feet tall and covered with more than 330 pounds of gold, the Buddha was destroyed when the Burmese sacked the city.

Next, visit Wat Chai Wattanaram, one of the most impressive of the remaining monuments of old Ayutthaya. The solid corncob prang (spire) sits on an elevated terrace, and along the inner wall of the courtyard are rows of seated Buddha images. Following lunch at a local hotel, enjoy a short elephant ride through the historic center of Ayutthaya, before driving to Bang Pa In Summer Palace, a popular summer retreat for Thai kings. One of the most photographed buildings in Thailand, a charming Thai pavilion built over a pond, is located at Bang Pa In. Return to Bangkok following your full-day excursion.

Notes: Order of sites may vary to avoid traffic congestion. Shorts, tank tops and sleeveless shirts or blouses are not allowed. We recommend comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and a hat.

During your privately guided tour through the museum, see Mr. Khun Prasart's exquisite collection of objects d'art, including paintings, black and gold lacquered cabinets, ornately decorated furniture, celadon porcelains and Buddha images. The garden is intertwined with pathways, set with tranquil pools, stone statues and a wide variety of rare trees and shrubs. Step into the reception area to enjoy light refreshments, browse the small gift shop and reflect on this stunning array of art before returning to the pier.

Notes: Guests must remove their shoes before entering the temple displays in the garden. Participation is limited.

A short drive in your tuk tuk takes you to Wat Saket, the Golden Mount, with its towering gold chedi and stupas. Originally built outside the city walls, this late 18th century temple served as the capital's crematorium. There is an optional walk up 317 steps to the top, should you wish to see the sweeping views of Bangkok and the surrounding neighborhoods. Board your motorcoach for a drive back to the pier following your tour of Old Siam.

Notes: This tour is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties. The tuk tuk cannot accommodate wheelchairs. Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen and a hat are recommended. The actual tour duration and order of sites seen may vary due to traffic conditions.

Notes: Itinerary may vary depending upon traffic conditions. Comfortable biking clothing and shoes are recommended; safety helmets are provided.

Departing the pier by motorcoach, you will start this walking tour with a short visit of the Gothic Quarter. Next you will start with the experience of the Santa Caterina Market, one of the oldest market in Barcelona since 1848, with its hundreds of stalls of fresh fishmonger's, seafood, butchers and fruit & vegetables all housed on three levels. Its iron cover is already one of the emblematic images of the city.

From there, you will visit the best known and beautiful market in the city - the Market of the Boqueria. The first mention of the Boqueria Market of Barcelona dates to 1217 in historical documents when tables were installed near the old door of the city to sell meat. It is not until 1826 that the market is legally recognized, and in 1911, the new fish market was opened and, in 1914, the metal roof that still exists today was constructed.

After exploring the markets', you will have some free time at two of the best known places in Barcelona to explore on your own; The Plaza Catalunya; with its numerous street entertainers, such as artists and musicians. The Las Ramblas; where you can find the prestigious shopping from all over the world. If you feel tired, have a drink at one of the many cafes along this cosmopolitan street before returning to the pier.

Notes: Participation is limited. This is a walking tour for fairly even surfaces, recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. A snack will be offered at each market.

Than begun over 100 years ago in 1882 and is not expected to be complete until at least 2026. Many consider Gaudi's Sagrada Familia Cathedral to be his richest and truest work, a massive, privately-funded Church.

During your interior & exterior visit, your guide will offer in-depth explanations of all the details related to the cathedral. You will able to admire the three facades - the Passion, the Nativity and the Gloria, all alive with sculptural detail; the sheer size of this architectural masterpiece is astounding. You will be returning to the ship with a genuine appreciation of Gaudi's vision, genius and legacy.

Note: On disembarkation days, this tour is for our guests who are remaining on board and continuing on the next sailing only. Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. Staircases will be encountered at Casa Mila.

Than begun over 100 years ago in 1882 and is not expected to be complete until at least 2026. Many consider Gaudi's Sagrada Familia Cathedral to be his richest and truest work, a massive, privately-funded Roman Catholic Church.

During your interior & exterior visit, your guide will offer in-depth explanations of all the details related to the cathedral. You will able to admire the three facades - the Passion, the Nativity and the Gloria, all alive with sculptural detail; the sheer size of this architectural masterpiece is astounding. Returning to the ship with a genuine appreciation of Gaudi's vision, genius and legacy.

Notes: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. Staircases will be encountered at Casa Mila.

Upon arrival in Bari city center, you begin your walking tour through the old town. Continuing through strada del Carmine and the Madonna of the "Buon Consiglio" to arrive to the symbol of Bari, the Basilica of Saint Nicholas, that house his remains in the ornately decorated crypt with its rich colors and abundance of gold.

Than a short walk will lead you to Via Venezia, Piazza del Commercio and Piazza Ferrarese, where you can enjoy some free time on your own to explore the narrow cobbled streets and squares of the old town before its time to return to the pier

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. Guests need to dress conservatively when visiting churches clothing should cover the shoulders and knees. Shorts and vests are inappropriate. The order of sites visited may vary.

Depart the pier by coach and drive for approximately 40 minutes to the city of Monopoli where you will be fitted to your bicycle. After a short safety demonstration your guide will lead the group into the beautiful country with the wind at your backs and the signature Pugliese stone walls to lead your way.

Your ride will take you through villages and farms and past some of the oldest and largest olive groves in all Italy. Here you will find olive trees more expansive than you have, or ever will, see. Be sure to bring your camera.

You ride concludes as you arrive at a working Masseria, or Apulian farmhouse, in time for lunch. The patron of the Masseria has laid a generous table of local specialities and of course olive oil from the surrounding countryside for you to enjoy.

After lunch you are treated to a special demonstration of how Mozzarella cheese is made, still everyday by hand. It is a delicate and time consuming art…well worth the effort. Enjoy a taste of this delicacy and raise a glass of local wine to your day before your return coach ride to the pier.

Note: This is a scenic and low impact 15 mile / 25 km ride on flat country roads and suitable for guests accustomed to moderate physical activity. Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. A minivan will follow your ride along the entire trip. The order of sights visited may vary. This tour has very limited participation.

Arriving at Alberobello you will follow a walking tour to admire the enchanting Trulli with their whitewashed walls and grey pointed roofs, which are the unmistakable symbol of this village. A walk through the narrow streets of its town center, listed as a UNESCO site since 1996, will take you across the delightful characteristic districts of Monti and Aia Piccola to learn about the ancient architecture of these unique houses. The number of Trulli rapidly increased during the 17th century as the Counts of Conversano obliged farmers to build temporary houses to avoid tax burdens for themselves. Notice the ancient symbols and the cute pinnacles on their cone roofs while reaching the top of via Monte San Michele to visit the Church of Saint Anthony built in the shape of a Trullo in 1926. Free time will be given to visit the numerous, enticing, tasteful souvenir shops and meander through the quaint, narrow streets.

Departing Alberobello, a short drive further into the countryside will take you to a splendid refreshment stop. You will enjoy an array of delicious local specialties, such as the Apulian Focaccia (bread) and other tasteful delights along with Apulian wine.

You will have time to take photos of the old farmhouse with its traditional stone walls and Trulli roofs, as you relax in the sunshine on the terrace before departing along the coastal road back to Bari, with the crystal clear waters of the sea on one side and the olive trees and Trulli on the other.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. Conservative dress when visiting churches, knees and shoulders must be covered, shorts and vests are inappropriate. The order of sites visited may vary

During your visit in Alberobello, Seabourn has arranged a private class with a well-known local artesian to show you how the trulli conical roofs are constructed.

Afterwards you will have free time to visit the numerous, enticing souvenir shops and meander through the quaint narrow streets.

Departing from Alberobello for a short drive further into the countryside will take you to the perfect location and setting for a refreshment stop, the building itself with a Trulli roof. You will enjoy an array of delicious local specialties, such as local Focaccia and other tasteful delights along with Apulian wine. You will have time to take photos of the old farmhouse with its traditional stone walls and Trulli roofs, as you relax in the sunshine on the terrace before departing along the coastal road back to Bari, with the crystal clear waters of the sea on one side and the olive trees and Trulli on the other.

Note: Participation is very limited. Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. The order of sites visited may vary

Puglia, with over 60 million olive trees, is the most important region in Italy for olive growing. The oil produced here is extra virgin oil with impeccable taste and whose acidity, by law, cannot be larger than I gram per 100gram. This tour will take you to the heart of Apulia to explore the fascinating story of their historic and world famous Olive Oil. Departing the pier by motor coach, you will drive for approximately 90-minutes through the beautiful countryside of Valle d'Itria, in the heart of Apulia. Here the olive groves have been a part of the countryside for centuries. Over 5 million, of the 60 million trees, are several centuries old and protected by law. Your destination is an ancient Masseria, a fortified farm house typical of the region. Here you will see how olive oil was produced in the past using sets of stones to press the golden oil from the olives. Following your tour of the masseria, enjoy a tasting of one of the many types of olive oil produced grow on centuries-old olive trees, accompanied by Apulian Friselle, a typical Apulian bakery product - a quite memorable way to conclude your tour before it is time to reboard your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Departing the pier by motor coach, you will drive for approximately 90-minutes through the beautiful countryside of Valle d'Itria, in the heart of Apulia. Here the olive groves have been a part of the countryside for centuries. Over 5 million, of the 60 million trees, are several centuries old and protected by law.

Your destination is an ancient Masseria, a fortified farm house typical of the region. Here you will see how olive oil was produced in the past using sets of stones to press the golden oil from the olives. Following your tour of the masseria, enjoy a tasting of one of the many types of olive oil produced grow on centuries-old olive trees, accompanied by Apulian Friselle, a typical Apulian bakery product - a quite memorable way to conclude your tour before it is time to reboard your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Next visit Romney Manor with its 12-acre Botanical Garden set in a lovely wooded valley. Samuel Jefferson, great grandfather of Thomas Jefferson, 3rd president of the United States was the original owner of the estate. Located on the premises is Caribelle Batik, where skilled artisans create stunning prints using traditional batik methods. The glorious setting and interesting workshop are sure to prove memorable. Lastly, from Timothy Hill, enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the vast expanse of Frigate Bay Resort with its golden sandy beaches and 18-hole golf course before returning to Basseterre and your ship.

Note: Order of sites visited may vary.

You may have previously enjoyed the wonderful flavors of West Indian cooking, but do you know the actual ingredients of the dishes or their history? Regardless of whether you are a seasoned cook or just a lover of tasty cuisine, this demonstration will appeal to you.

After a short drive you will arrive at a plantation home! Tantalize your taste buds as you enjoy regional dishes prepared before your eyes. As ingredients are added, the chef will recount tales about the history of our regional foods, share old and new recipes, talk about the wonderful development of dishes that use Old and New World foods with African, European and Indian cooking methods. Then you will enjoy sampling the dishes along with a homemade refreshment. The large variety of island fruits and vegetables will be shown growing in the gardens.

After the demonstration you will receive complimentary copies of the recipes of the dishes that were prepared for your enjoyment before heading back to the pier.

Note: Space is very limited.

Note: Guests need to bring a towel from the ship. Recommend sun lotion. Shade is available on the catamaran.

Note: Participation is very limited. Sun protection is recommended. Depending on the current conditions a catch is not guaranteed.

After traversing the lush mountain greenery of St. Kitts, take a moment to glimpse the rain forest. Then it's time once more to get back on your bike and head back for the tour base, where a refreshment is served before transferring back to the ship.

Note: Guests must be a minimum of 18 years of age to participate in this tour. Participation is limited. Guests must wear closed toes shoes while on tour.

Board the train for a memorable journey, as it hugs the northeastern coastline with rippling fields of sugarcane stretching from the shoreline up to the mountains. The high volcanic mountain ranges rising nearly 4,000 feet above sea level are blanketed with lush green rainforests. The train rolls across tall steel bridges spanning deep "ghuts" or canyons, and winds through small villages and farms. The conductor points out old sugar estates, abandoned sugar mills and windmills while providing insight to the island's unique history. Your experience is complimented by a scenic drive along the Southern coast. Enjoy excellent vistas of Brimstone Fortress - the British "Gibraltar of the Caribbean," and Middle Island where Thomas Jefferson's great-grandfather is buried. Continue along the coastline to view the neighboring island of Nevis where American statesman Alexander Hamilton was born, before rejoining your ship.

Note: Train and motorcoach portions of tour may be reversed.

This is a spectacular 5 line zip-line journey based at the Historic Wingfield Estate. Your tour commences amongst the oldest English Settlement in the West Indies, adjacent to the spectacular grounds of Romney Manor. After a short orientation, training session and riding the first (trainer) line, you will hop into one of our 4x4 vehicles for a trek up the famous Valley of the Giants where you may encounter monkeys frolicking among the wild fruit trees and you will enjoy fantastic panoramic views of Brimstone Hill National Fortress, Old Road Village, former sugar estates, the Caribbean Sea and Mount Liamuiga, with its volcano crater ridge being the highest point in St. Kitts.

Fly out through trees, across valleys, over a stream through tunnels of vegetation to your landing point. From the center of the valley enjoy panoramic views as you overlook the rainforest below and the coastline and sea in the distance. Thanks to the cutting edge technology of this system you will fly hands and feet free, just like a bird!, without any spinning All you have to do is sit back, just like in a beach chair, and enjoy the experience! Fly rain or shine!

During your tour you will also be given an opportunity to walk around the Wingfield Estate Ruins which has a history as a tobacco plantation before it became a sugar plantation in the 17th Century. View the first British masonry in the entire New World as well as the remnants of the different methods of processing sugar which are all on site. As an additional treat your tour also includes a short walk to the Romney Manor, home of Caribelle Batik, where you can enjoy the enchanting gardens, batik studios and gift shop.

Note: Not recommended for guests with back problems. Should be in good physical condition. Guests must wear closed toes shoes while on tour.

Altun Ha is the Mayan ceremonial center where the famous Jade Head of the Sun God Kinich Ahau was found during an expedition led by Professor David Pendergast of the Royal Ontario Museum. The site, which is set in pristine rain forest, is comprised of three plazas and thirteen structures set within its epicenter. This was a vital trade center during the Classic Period (250-900 AD). Weather permitting, stone steps enable guests to climb the main temples. Following your exploration of Altun Ha, enjoy the ride back to the pier and your guides address any questions you may have.

Notes: Operation of tour my be reversed depending on participation. Climbing the ruins is not permitted during or after a rainfall, as the steps become quite slippery. Lunch is on guests own and is available for purchase at the River Side Rest Point Black Orchid Resort. Sun protection and insect repellant are recommended; please wear light cool clothing and comfortable shoes.

Notes: Guests are advised to wear lightweight clothing; bring your swimsuit and good walking shoes that can get wet; sun protection is recommended. Minimum age to participate is 12; maximum weight is 265 pounds; guests should be in general good health. The trek to the cave is on an uneven, often slippery trail. This tour is not recommended for non-swimmers; guests should be physically fit enough to carry an inflated inner tube along the trail to the river. Equipment restrictions require guests to be at least 4'10" or taller in order to participate in this tour. All guests are required to wear provided helmets.

Continue to the unique Bali International Green School, located in the jungle village of Sibang near Ubud. Founded by John Hardy, the Green School believes that what is taught, the way it is being taught and the environment in which it is taught are all vital elements of their curriculum. Students need to learn not just by knowing, but also by doing. Enjoy an organic lunch with the students following your tour of the school facilities and gardens. Your last stop before returning to the pier is at Mas Village to visit the home of Tilem, a famous woodcarving artist.

Notes: This tour is for In Transit guests (those continuing on to the next voyage) only. Order of sites visited may vary to avoid traffic congestion. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. We recommend a hat, sun screen and mosquito repellant.

Following lunch, visit the colorful Pasar Candi Kuning market, offering insight into the culture of Bali. Here you will find a huge variety of fruits, vegetables and spices as well as exotic flowering plants. Taste a pomelo or a yellow passion fruit, while only the brave will try the pungent durian! The village of Tohpati is renowned for its batik designs, and you have the opportunity to see the batik making process from the initial design, to the wax stamping, to the dyeing of the fabric before turning it into beautiful clothing.

Notes: This tour is for In Transit guests (those continuing on to the next voyage) only. Order of sites visited may vary to avoid traffic congestion. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. We recommend a hat, sun screen and mosquito repellant.

Stop at a traditional housing compound, where the local family greets you with a warm welcome. Take time to chat while enjoying morning coffee and tea, which is served with local Balinese cakes. For those wishing to purchase a memento of their visit to Bali, your next stop is the village of Celuk, where craftsmen create unique and intricate silver jewelry that can be worn for any occasion. Tohpati village is renowned for its fine batik, and the final stop on your tour is a local batik factory, where you see the traditional process of batik-making from stamping the fabric with wax, to dyeing and finally the finished product.

Notes: This tour is for In Transit guests (those continuing on to the next voyage) only. Order of sites visited may vary to avoid traffic congestion. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. We recommend a hat, sun screen and mosquito repellant.

Notes: Please dress according to the weather of the day; we recommend dressing in layers with a waterproof windbreaker. All fishing gear is included. Guests must be able to climb into and out of the boat. A minimum participation is required in order to operate this tour, and participation is very limited.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Please dress according to the weather of the day; we recommend dressing in layers with a waterproof windbreaker. Guests must be able to climb into and out of the boat. Participation is very limited.

After descending back down to town, proceed on a short drive to Fantoft Stave Church for a visit of this structure dating back to 1150. Destroyed in 1992 by a fire started by a devil worshiper, this replica of Fantoft was built using timber from the Sognefjord area north of Bergen, and using the exact construction methods used in the Middle Ages. Unique to Norway, the stave churches were all built before the year 1300, and this was the first time in 700 years that this type of church was constructed. Return to the pier at the conclusion of your visit.

Notes: There is an approximate 200-yard walk over even surfaces to the cable car. The cable car may close on short notice in event of high winds. Visibility from the top of Mount Ulriken may be inhibited by fog or low clouds, and cannot be guaranteed. Comfortable shoes and a waterproof windbreaker are recommended.

Notes: Participants must be in relatively good physical condition; this tour is not recommended for those with heart conditions, weak knees, or other physical limitations. The route taken may vary depending on current weather conditions and collective physical ability of the participants. Over the course of the hike, approximately 800 feet is climbed and a distance of 5 miles covered over varying terrain. Guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This tour operates in all weather conditions. Boots or sturdy footwear are recommended; please wear a windbreaker, as the air can be chilly even on a sunny day; carry a backpack for personal belongings and bring a bottle of water. Participation is very limited.

Notes: Comfortable shoes and a waterproof windbreaker are recommended

Notes: The visit of Grieg's Home is not exclusive, only the concert in the concert hall is exclusive for our Seabourn guests.

A short shuttle transfer from the pier first brings you to town, from where you walk to the medieval Castle of St. Peter, also known as Bodrum Castle, which was built by the Knights of Rhodes. The castle guards the entrance to Bodrum's dazzling blue bay where the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas meet. Rising majestically above the harbor, Bodrum was the last outpost of the knights in Asia Minor until the Ottoman occupation in the 16th century. The inner castle, which houses the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, is reached after passing through seven gates embellished with coats of arms and inscriptions. The museum is recognized as one of the finest of its kind in the world, and contains myriad objects discovered by submarine archaeology, including amphorae and large copper ingots recovered from a shipwreck. As your walking tour concludes, enjoy free time in town and the waterfront before transferring back to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, extensive walking in the castle, staircases will be encountered.

From the pier you will enjoy an 8.5 mile panoramic drive out on the Bodrum Peninsula, where you will arrive at Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay. Located on one of the magnificent bays of Bodrum, the Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay is a white stucco stepped complex located on a cliff top overlooking Barbaros Bay, with its unparalleled views of the Aegean Sea and its very own private bay. Savour peaceful tranquility and experience a new level of luxury surrounded by unsurpassed service's at this unique property.

You will have lunch at one of the hotels restaurants. Than the day is yours to enjoy the full use of the hotels pools and beach. We highly recommend the pristine, crystal clear waters of the Aegean Sea at the hotels own private beach, which are some of the finest in Turkey.

Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay is also home to Six Senses Spa, Conde Nast Traveller Magazine's "Best European Spa 2008", renowned for its Far Eastern & Asian philosophy and approach to wellness. For those who wish, spa reservations can be made in advance on the ship to join one of the many refreshing alternatives offered by this exclusive facility. Seabourn guests will receive a 15% discount for any spa treatments off published rates

Note: Participation is limited. This tour includes set menu lunch, full use of the pools and private beach, towel service and changing rooms. Any services not included in the tour will be paid directly to the hotel at the time the service is rendered.

From the Bodrum pier, a short shuttle ride transfers you to the marina where you board your private traditional Turkish "Gulet." The locally crafted gulet's are built of pinewood and feature pointed bows and rounded sterns. An idyllic afternoon is yours to cruise the magnificent coves of the Bodrum Peninsula exploring isolated bays and inlets dotted by small villages, as you swim and sunbathe at your leisure.

Note: Participation is very limited. Please bring towels from the ship if you would like to swim. Local beer, soft drinks and water provided while on the gulet.

Notes: Maximum time in the water is 30 minutes. This tour is not recommended for anyone with back problems, heart conditions or pregnant women. Basic snorkeling equipment is provided.

Continuing your drive, visit other hidden and isolated sites, including a pair of World War II cannons left by the US military. Other stops include visits vanilla and pearl farms, and time to sample local fruits and juices while your knowledgeable guide explains the history, local legends, flora and fauna of their beautiful island. Conclude this off-road exploration with the return drive to Vaitape.

Notes: This excursion involves bumpy off road driving and steep ascents and descents. It is not recommended for guests with back and/or neck problems, guests with limited mobility or who utilize a wheelchair. The itinerary and order of stops may vary depending on weather and other conditions.

Notes: As road surfaces on Bora Bora are uneven, a somewhat bumpy ride is unavoidable. The itinerary and order of stops may vary. The vehicles (Le Truck) do not have air-conditioning, and have bench seating.

Notes: This tour has limited availability.

Notes: It is recommended you wear protective footwear (reef shoes) or fins while in the water. Snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel and snorkel vest) are included but they are quite basic and fins are not provided. You should have some snorkeling experience and be a competent swimmer to cope with occasional currents.

Notes: Participation is very limited. This tour involves steps at the Chateau; comfortable flat shoes are recommended.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Participants must be in good physical condition and be able to ride a bicycle. Tour involves steps at the cellars; comfortable flat shoes and casual clothing are recommended.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Tour involves stairs at the Hotel La Labottiere; comfortable flat shoes are recommended.

Continue on your drive to the nearby "Graves" or "Pessac Leognan" vineyards surrounding Bordeaux. The Graves and Pessac Leognan appellations begin on the very outskirts of Bordeaux and stretch over 30 miles south on the left and right banks of the Garonne river. These vineyards are the oldest in all of Bordeaux and, like the Medoc, have exported wine for centuries. A stop is made at one of the prestigious estates for you to visit their cellars, be introduced to the art of wine making and enjoy a wine tasting.

Notes: Tour involves stairs at the chateau; comfortable flat shoes are recommended.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Comfortable flat shoes and casual clothing are recommended.

The successive owners of La Mothe de Margaux were important people belonging to the nobility, but it was only when the Lestonnac family took over that the estate began to resemble what you see today. Pierre de Lestonnac succeeded in 10 years, from 1572 to 1582, in completely restructuring the property and in so doing anticipated the future development of the Medoc which was to start abandoning the cultivation of cereal crops in favor of vines. By the end of the 17th century, Chateau Margaux had grown to over 650 acres, a third of which was and remains devoted to vine-growing. Having become cherished in the art of wine making, the hierarchy among the various Bordeaux growths began to appear. Enjoy an exclusive visit of Chateau Margaux followed by a wine tasting in its cellars.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Tour involves stairs at Chateau Margaux; high heels are not permitted; comfortable flat shoes are recommended.

What Mecca is to Muslims, Medoc is to red wine lovers. Medoc vineyards are maintained to near perfection and its world famous chateaux produce wines that are a connoisseur's dream. Long before the concept of marketing existed, Medoc's wine growers had the genius to implement the association of great wines with the image of imposing chateaux. Your tour today includes a visit to two of the Medoc Classified Great Growth Chateau estates' cellars where you are treated to a presentation given by Mr. Markham on the wine making process, and a tasting of several varieties. Following this special experience, commence the return drive to the pier, enjoying a short panoramic drive en route of Bordeaux' city center and the historic district of Les Chartrons where the wine trade originated.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Tour involves steps in the cellars; comfortable flat shoes and casual clothing are recommended.

Notes: Tour involves stairs at the chateau cellars; comfortable flat shoes are recommended.

Enjoy a tour of the cellars, passing all the famous names you are familiar with - Margaux, Mouton Rothschild, Cheval Blanc, Haut Brion, Yquem, Latour and Lafite among others. On reaching the tasting room, meet the staff who love their work, and who share with you some of the famous wines with a tasting of three main Bordeaux appellations. This experience affords a most direct and intimate view of Bordeaux life and gentry, as well as enhancing your appreciation of the region's great wines.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Comfortable flat shoes and casual clothing are recommended.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Comfortable flat shoes are recommended. The drive to Sauternes and return is approximately 1¼-hours each way.

Enjoy a guided walking tour this UNESCO designated World Heritage Site and view the village's most important monuments - the Collegiale Church with its magnificent 12th-century cloister, the ramparts, the old market place, and the underground church, which was constructed in a natural grotto. Consecrated to the holy hermit by the Benedictine monks, the underground church is unique in Europe for its size and represents the ultimate Christian transformation of natural caves in the cliff-face used for religious purposes from prehistoric times to the present day. Beside the church, the catacombs include a charnel house and a number of sepulchers from the 11th and 12th centuries. Strolling in the streets, you also see the Cadene gate and the King's Tower. Following your tour, enjoy some time at leisure to further explore Saint Emilion on your own before making the return drive to the pier.

Notes: Tour involves hilly terrain and cobble stones; comfortable flat shoes are recommended, and also warm outerwear for the visit of underground monuments.

Notes: Participation is very limited. Comfortable flat shoes and casual clothing are recommended. The drive to the chateau and return is approximately 30 minutes each way.

Your journey continues on through Barclay's Park, a 50-acre reserve located on the east coast of the island. Opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1966, this park commemorates the island's independence and was a gift to the Government of Barbados from Barclays Bank. Continuing through quaint villages with spectacular views en route, your journey back to port is along the rich and famous West Coast, home to many five star properties.

Note: Casual clothing and flat comfortable shoes are recommended. Pregnant guests or those with walking difficulties, neck or back problems are not advised to participate in this excursion. Children must be a minimum of five years of age to participate.

Note: Order of operation and snorkeling and turtle encounter portions of tour are subject to sea and weather conditions. Snorkeling equipment and instruction are provided, but for environmental reasons, the use of fins is prohibited. Guests should wear their swimsuits and bring along towel and sun protection. Participants in water-related activities should be in good physical shape. Participation is limited.

Note: No camouflage clothing or accessories. Wear enclosed comfortable shoes, long trousers and bring sun protection. Helmets are mandatory and are provided!

Note: For guests who wish to take photos, we recommend 400-speed or higher film (no flash.) Participation is limited. Participants must be mobile and able to maneuver an 11-step ladder; children must be at least 3 feet tall to participate on this tour.

Your adventure will begin as you depart the pier for a scenic ride to the countryside. Upon arrival at the site, you will be given your safety briefing and outfitted with safety gear that will include your harness system for use on the tour, helmets and gloves. Your tour takes you over eight platforms each with two of our experienced guides who will provide you with information on different areas of the eco-system you are experiencing as well as ensure your safety as you move from platform to platform. You will enjoy beautiful views of our island as well as be informed on the geological formations. Afterwards you will have a short walk on the nature trail back to the base camp where you will enjoy a refreshing drink, before heading back to the pier,

Note: Enclosed and comfortable footwear is required for this tour (sneakers). No Camouflage clothing can be worn.

Depart the pier by coach and drive for approximately 60 minutes to the city of Monopoli where you will be fitted to your bicycle. After a short safety demonstration your guide will lead the group into the beautiful country with the wind at your backs and the signature Pugliese stone walls to lead your way.

Your ride will take you through villages and farms and past some of the oldest and largest olive groves in all Italy. Here you will find olive trees more expansive than you have, or ever will, see. Be sure to bring your camera.

You ride concludes as you arrive at a working Masseria, or Apulian farmhouse, in time for lunch. The patron of the Masseria has laid a generous table of local specialities and of course olive oil from the surrounding countryside for you to enjoy.

After lunch you are treated to a special demonstration of how Mozzarella cheese is made, still everyday by hand. It is a delicate and time consuming art…well worth the effort. Enjoy a taste of this delicacy and raise a glass of local wine to your day before your return coach ride to the pier.

Note: This is a scenic and low impact 15 mile / 25 kilometer ride on flat country roads and suitable for guests accustomed to moderate physical activity. Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. A minivan will follow your ride along the entire trip. The order of sights visited may vary. This tour has very limited participation.

Depart the pier by coach and drive for approximately 60 minutes to the city of Monopoli where you will be fitted to your bicycle. After a short safety demonstration your guide will lead the group into the beautiful country with the wind at your backs and the signature Pugliese stone walls to lead your way.

Your ride will take you through villages and farms and past some of the oldest and largest olive groves in all Italy. Here you will find olive trees more expansive than you have, or ever will, see. Be sure to bring your camera.

You ride concludes as you arrive at a working Masseria, or Apulian farmhouse, in time for lunch. The patron of the Masseria has laid a generous table of local specialities and of course olive oil from the surrounding countryside for you to enjoy.

After lunch you are treated to a special demonstration of how Mozzarella cheese is made, still everyday by hand. It is a delicate and time consuming art…well worth the effort. Enjoy a taste of this delicacy and raise a glass of local wine to your day before your return coach ride to the pier.

Note: This is a scenic and low impact 15 mile / 25 kilometer ride on flat country roads and suitable for guests accustomed to moderate physical activity. Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. A minivan will follow your ride along the entire trip. The order of sights visited may vary. This tour has very limited participation.

Arriving in Lecce, your walking tour will start from Porta Napoli, one of the oldest gates in to the town. Its narrow streets full of beautiful palaces will lead you to Piazza Duomo, a square that is overlooked by the Dome and the Palazzo Vescovile.

The Dome was built between 1659 and 1670 by Giuseppe Zimbalo on a pre-existing Romanesque church. The main facade facing Palazzo Vescovile is simple while the side facade facing the square is an explosion of Baroque architecture with Saint Oronzo's statue in the triumphal arch. Saint Oronzo Square lies in the heart of Lecce, the site of the most important local Roman ruins: a 20,000-seat amphitheater from the 2nd century AD and a column which originally stood in Brindisi to mark the end of the Appian Way.

Along the way you will visit a papier-mache workshop, to admire one of the many local handmade products of the Apulia Region. Continuing walking along the little alleys, you will come upon the most famous landmark in Lecce - the Basilica of Santa Croce, with its variety of statues and ornaments that will capture your eyes and curiosity to discover its smallest details.

Some free time will allow you to explore on your own along the narrow and beautiful streets of the historical town center before returning to Brindisi and the pier

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, you will encounter uneven surfaces and a few steps. Guests may have the chance to visit the church independently. Guides are not allowed inside to give explanations. Guests are required to dress conservatively, should and knees must be covered. The order of sights visited may vary depending on local conciliations.

Arriving in Lecce, your walking tour will start from Porta Napoli, one of the oldest gates in to the town. Its narrow streets full of beautiful palaces will lead you to Piazza Duomo, a square that is overlooked by the Dome and the Palazzo Vescovile.

The Dome was built between 1659 and 1670 by Giuseppe Zimbalo on a pre-existing Romanesque church. The main facade facing Palazzo Vescovile is simple while the side facade facing the square is an explosion of Baroque architecture with Saint Oronzo's statue in the triumphal arch. Saint Oronzo Square lies in the heart of Lecce, the site of the most important local Roman ruins: a 20,000-seat amphitheater from the 2nd century AD and a column which originally stood in Brindisi to mark the end of the Appian Way.

Along the way you will visit a papier-mache workshop, to admire one of the many local handmade products of the Apulia Region. Continuing walking along the little alleys, you will come upon the most famous landmark in Lecce - the Basilica of Santa Croce, with its variety of statues and ornaments that will capture your eyes and curiosity to discover its smallest details.

Some free time will allow you to explore on your own along the narrow and beautiful streets of the historical town center before returning to Brindisi and the pier

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, you will encounter uneven surfaces and a few steps. Guests may have the chance to visit the church independently. Guides are not allowed inside to give explanations. Guests are required to dress conservatively, should and knees must be covered. The order of sights visited may vary depending on local conciliations.

Departing the pier by motor coach, you will drive for approximately 60-minutes through the beautiful countryside of Valle d'Itria, in the heart of Apulia. Here the olive groves have been a part of the countryside for centuries. Over 5 million, of the 60 million trees, are several centuries old and protected by law.

Your destination is an ancient Masseria, a fortified farm house typical of the region. Here you will see how olive oil was produced in the past using sets of stones to press the golden oil from the olives. Following your tour of the masseria, enjoy a tasting of one of the many types of olive oil produced grow on centuries-old olive trees, accompanied by Apulian Friselle, a typical Apulian bakery product - a quite memorable way to conclude your tour before it is time to reboard your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

Departing the pier by motor coach, you will drive for approximately 60-minutes through the beautiful countryside of Valle d'Itria, in the heart of Apulia. Here the olive groves have been a part of the countryside for centuries. Over 5 million, of the 60 million trees, are several centuries old and protected by law.

Your destination is an ancient Masseria, a fortified farm house typical of the region. Here you will see how olive oil was produced in the past using sets of stones to press the golden oil from the olives. Following your tour of the masseria, enjoy a tasting of one of the many types of olive oil produced grow on centuries-old olive trees, accompanied by Apulian Friselle, a typical Apulian bakery product - a quite memorable way to conclude your tour before it is time to reboard your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.

To start your quest for the last traces of the Knights Templar in Brindisi, you will transferred by motorcoach to the Church of St. Maria del Casale. In March 1310 the Pope Clemente V established a tribunal to pass judgment on the Knights Templar. The order was condemned, and therefore abolished and all the knights condemned to death. The adjoining cloister seems to be the place where the execution took place.

After the tour of this beautiful and strange church, rejoin your motorcoach going back to the town centre to discover several other mysterious places and symbols!

Arriving in the city center, you will proceed on foot through the heart of Brindisi; as you admire the Cathedral, the ancient library, the archaeological museum and the Dè Catenaio porch on your way to the temple of St. Giovanni (Saint John Sepulchre), known also as the Church of the Holy Sepulcher: a circular construction built at end of the XI. This church was hold by the Order of Holy Sepulcher (Knights Templar's) and subsequently by the Knights Hospitaller (also known as Knights of Rhodes, Knights of Malta, and the Order of St John of Jerusalem).

At the end of the tour, your guide will escort you to the main streets of the city centre. Here you may decide whether remaining in town and explore on your own or go back to the pier with your guide.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, you will encounter uneven surfaces and a few steps. Guests may have the chance to visit the church independently. Guides are not allowed inside to give explanations. Guests are required to dress conservatively, should and knees must be covered. The order of sights visited may vary depending on local conciliations.

To start your quest for the last traces of the Knights Templar in Brindisi, you will transferred by motorcoach to the Church of St. Maria del Casale. In March 1310 the Pope Clemente V established a tribunal to pass judgment on the Knights Templar. The order was condemned, and therefore abolished and all the knights condemned to death. The adjoining cloister seems to be the place where the execution took place.

After the tour of this beautiful and strange church, rejoin your motorcoach going back to the town centre to discover several other mysterious places and symbols!

Arriving in the city center, you will proceed on foot through the heart of Brindisi; as you admire the Cathedral, the ancient library, the archaeological museum and the Dè Catenaio porch on your way to the temple of St. Giovanni (Saint John Sepulchre), known also as the Church of the Holy Sepulcher: a circular construction built at end of the XI. This church was hold by the Order of Holy Sepulcher (Knights Templar's) and subsequently by the Knights Hospitaller (also known as Knights of Rhodes, Knights of Malta, and the Order of St John of Jerusalem).

At the end of the tour, your guide will escort you to the main streets of the city centre. Here you may decide whether remaining in town and explore on your own or go back to the pier with your guide.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes, you will encounter uneven surfaces and a few steps. Guests may have the chance to visit the church independently. Guides are not allowed inside to give explanations. Guests are required to dress conservatively, should and knees must be covered. The order of sights visited may vary depending on local conciliations.

Continue with a drive around De Mayo Avenue, the first avenue of the city of Buenos Aires, with its magic facades, and historic stores and figures. Heading to the Palermo district, see the architecture of this French-flavored neighborhood of parks, gardens, mansions and embassies. Also visit the Museo de Arte Decorativo, housed in a mansion built in 1911. The building itself is noteworthy for its lavish interior, including Renaissance inspired windows and a massive fireplace. The decorative objects on exhibit include silverware, porcelain, exquisite furnishings, tapestries, ivory carvings, paintings, sculptures and European miniatures ranging from the 16th to the 20th century.

Midway during your sightseeing program, a refreshing drink is served at one of the most traditional "cafeterias" of Buenos Aires, Tortoni Café or Las Victorias. Next is a visit to La Recoleta, one of the most fashionable areas in Buenos Aires, and best known for the monumental Recoleta Cemetery. This amazing above ground cemetery is lined with mausoleums and statues marking the generations of Argentine families that rest here in ornate splendor, including that of Eva Peron. Many traditional cafes and restaurants surround Recoleta´s open spaces. Finally, drive through Palermo with its magnificent mansions and parks, before returning to pier.

Notes: Itinerary may vary.

Note: You must bring your passport with you on this tour. Inside visits are subject to change due to availability of museum and temples. This tour is not offered on weekends.

Stop at the Busan Municipal Museum, highlighting over 11,000 relics related to the history, culture and folklore of Busan from prehistory to modern times. Your last stop is the tranquil United Nations Memorial Cemetery and Peace Park, honoring UN soldiers from 16 countries who sacrificed their lives during the Korean War. Covering over 33 grassy acres, the beautifully landscaped park is a designated United Nations Special Peace Zone.

Enjoy a Korean-style buffet lunch, before stopping at the impressive Gyeongju National Museum. With over 2,500 items on display, including prehistoric relics and Buddhist artifacts, and 80,000 items in storage, the museum has been a force for the archaeological, historical and cultural understanding of the area since its inception 1915. During your visit to the museum, see the magnificent gold crowns and girdles, pottery, Buddhist objects and stone sculptures. The museum also houses the Divine Bell of King Seongdeok the Great, one of Asia's largest and most resonant bells, weighing 19 tons and standing 11-feet high.

Notes: All ATVs are single rider -- there are no passengers. Drivers must be at least 25 years of age to operate vehicle. The weight on one ATV cannot exceed 250 pounds. Due to the nature of this tour, pregnant women or guests with a heart condition, knee pain or injury, spinal and/or neck problems should not participate. Wear long pants, closed toe shoes and bring sunscreen. Signature on a liability waiver is required.

After your 90-minute drive, arrive at Chileno Bay or Santa Maria Cove to relax and rejuvenate. At the beach, bask beneath the sun or venture into in the sparkling ocean waters. Walkl the white sand and explore an isolated sea cove, or sit back and relax under a shady palm tree while savoring a soft drink, accompanied by a light snack of fresh handpicked fruits. After approximately one hour, hop aboard your dune buggy and embark on a 30-minute trip back to the pier, past the area's most exclusive hotels and golf courses.

Note: Guests must be 25 years or older to drive and all vehicles are standard shift. Guests should wear beach attire with cover-up, hat, sunscreen, flat-soled shoes and bring a towel. Signature on a liability waiver is required.

Note: Your captain and mate are not guides and do not speak English. Boat sizes may vary depending on availability. Guests under 18 years of age must travel accompanied by an adult.

Note: Wear swimsuits and bring a towel. Guests must descend a ladder into the water as snorkeling is from the boat. All snorkel equipment is provided. Guests should bring sunscreen and a hat. There is minimal shade on the boat and alcoholic drinks are only served after water activity.

Following a one-hour drive from the bustling Cabo San Lucas pier, there is time to walk around the old mission, explore the colonial architecture or glance through one of the many art galleries. A refreshing drink is included during your visit, as well as a delightful Mexican sampler lunch at the iconic Hotel California. Upon your return to Cabo San Lucas, remain in town for some last minute shopping or return directly to the tender pier.

Note: Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.

Barrio Santa Cruz, this romantic part of town formerly the district of Moors and Jews, is located right in the historical center of Seville. Surrounded by glorious, immaculately tended gardens, this mystical setting offers a respite of solitude and tranquility which calms the soul. The impressive Cathedral of Seville with its tower, Giralda, a Seville landmark will be visited. You will also visit the magnificent king's palace Alcazar, in typical Moorish style. A monument to the Moorish occupation of Spain, the incredible detail of the stone and of the architecture itself is simply breathtaking.

Before you return to Cadiz, you will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. If time permits there will be a short stop at the Plaza de Espana before departing Seville.

Note: Recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes. The Alcazar is the official residence of the king of Spain when in Seville, so is subjected to closure with short or no notice, if this should occur, Casa Pilatos will be visited instead. The Cathedral of Seville monthly activities are not published in advance so is subjected to closure with short or no notice. Cameras and video are not allowed in the Cathedral. The order of the venues can be modified do to logistical reasons.

Upon arrival in Jerez, visit the narrow winding streets and discover charming highlights of the town before visiting the award winning cellars of Bodegas Tradición, which was built during the 19th century, and is located in the historical district of Jerez.

Bodegas Tradicion is the only cellar that is committed exclusively to the production of the oldest Sherries that are qualified by the Regulatory Board. At the cellars, their experts will take you on a tour of the property telling you of their process of creating their famous sherry; from the grape cultivation until the liquor is bottled for shipment.

Afterwards Seabourn has arranged an exclusive tasting of their different products, pared with some local delicacies, as you are invited on a unique journey through Spanish history and its art in their outstanding art gallery. The Bodegas Tradición Gallery contains a selection of paintings from the Joaquin Rivero Collection of Spanish Art. The Joaquin Rivero Collection is one of the most important on public display in the whole of Andalusia. All the artistic movements that have characterized Spanish Painting over the centuries are represented. Than its time to reboard your motorcoaches for the scenic drive back to Cadiz and the pier.

Note: As part of our new "Epicurean Collection" this tour is designed for a limited number of guests to offer a truly unique experience.

Starting with a panoramic drive through Cadiz, as you leave the city behind, heading to Jerez de La Frontera located 31 miles outside Cadiz. Here you will arrive to the sprawling country estate of the Domecq´s Family, Los Alburejos, which is renowned for breeding the best horses in Andalusia and Torrestrella bulls, famous for their bravery and ferocity.

While visiting the estate, you have the opportunity to see the horse stables and roofed bullfighting ring, Virgen del Recuerdo, in addition to see the livestock of the farm. Following your tour of the facilities, a refreshment will be served on the terrace, before the return drive to Cadiz and the pier.

Your excursion continues with a drive to Conil de la Frontera taking you along the scenic "Atlantic Route ", with its stunning countryside, passing through the Natural Park La Brena, a protected pine tree forest. On a clear day, enjoy breathtaking views across the Straits of Gibraltar to the coast of Morocco as well as the famous Cape Trafalgar. Your guide will point out the lighthouse marking the bleak headland where Lord Horatio Nelson won the Battle of Trafalgar but lost his life. Enjoy some free time in Conil before returning to the pier.

Note: There are steep inclines on cobblestone streets.

Later, your junk drops anchor and it is time to board a two-person kayak for a guided paddle in the Ba Hang, or Three Caves area. After working up an appetite, reboard the junk to enjoy a delicious seafood and vegetable lunch, followed by a second kayak excursion to the Luon Cave and fishing village. Mid-afternoon the junk takes you on a relaxing cruise back to town.

After a 15-minute drive, board your Chinese junk for a gentle two-hour cruise offering beautiful views of this breathtaking scenery. Enjoy the spectacular surroundings and photo opportunities as you pass rock arches, sheer cliffs, white sand beaches and tranquil coves. A transfer back to the ship follows the Halong Bay voyage.

On arrival in Hanoi, visit the elegant Temple of Literature, a rare example of traditional Vietnamese architecture built in 1070 and the most important temple complex in the country. Tour the infamous Hoa Lo Prison, or "Hanoi Hilton," where American POW's were held during the Vietnam War. Pause for lunch, followed with a drive to Ba Dinh Square for a photo stop at Ho Chi Minh's mausoleum, a massive granite structure modeled after Lenin's Tomb in Moscow. A short walk from the mausoleum takes you to the One-Pillared Pagoda, constructed in 1049 and one of the few structures remaining from the original city.

Encounter a touch of old Hanoi with a stop at a tiny island located in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake and a visit to the Ngoc Son pagoda, reached by an arched footbridge. See the charming Old Quarter, considered the most beautiful area of the city. Drive through the narrow streets, named for the products sold on each (Basket Street, Paper Street, Silk Street). The crafts of the past have given way to new products, but the fascinating color and activity of the old city endures. Enjoy free time to explore on your own before returning to the port.

Notes: Travel time to/from Hanoi is approximately 3.5 hours each way, and may be affected by unpredictable traffic conditions. The order of sites visited may vary to avoid congestion.

Notes: Your stay at Tjapukai is non-guided and unstructured. Time does not enable participants to experience all shows and demonstrations. Order of sites may vary.

Notes: This excursion involves travel over open seas which may cause the catamaran to roll and pitch. Swimming and water activity at the pontoon are at your discretion. It is strongly recommended that alcohol is not consumed prior to any water activity. Guests should bring local currency or credit cards should they wish to purchase additional activities or drinks, snacks or souvenirs. Bring your swimsuit, a towel (from ship), a hat and adequate sun protection. Please leave valuables on board the Odyssey as there are no security lockers on the catamaran or pontoon. In the unforeseen circumstances of strong north winds, an alternative non-exclusive vessel may need to be used.