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Solvang Antique Center & Journeys of Distinction
Invite you to Sail
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Istanbul
to Venice |
May
10 - May 24, 2008
on the Oceania Cruises Insignia |
Free
Round-trip Airfare and 2 for 1 fares
from only $3100/person!
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An
Enchanted Mediterranean Odyssey |
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Visit Thirteen Historic Ports and Experience the Magical
Mediterranean on an Unforgettable Fourteeen-Day Journey from
Istanbul to Venice, Accompanied by Ron and Julie Palladino,
Owners of the Solvang Antique Center. |
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Elegant 684-passenger mid-size ships featuring luxury
ship amenities
- Finest cuisine at sea, created
by renowned chef Jacques Pépin,
served in
4 distinctive open seating restaurants ~ eat when and
with whom you please
- Country club casual ambience ~ formal
clothing is never required
- 70% of suites and staterooms feature private teak verandas
- Stay an extra day in Istanbul and Venice without hotel
or dining costs
- Antique Center Group Fares include 2 for 1 pricing,
FREE AIR from
20 gateway cities, shipboard gratuities and $100/couple
shipboard credit
- Be sure to book early for the best
selection and availability ~ Many of Oceania
Cruises’ exceptional values are selling out months
in advance!
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Port
Highlights
Venice, Amalfi & Sicily, Italy
• Athens, Santorini, Rhodes, Mykonos, Lesbos & Delos, Greece
• Dubrovnik, Croatia • Kotor, Montenegro • Istanbul & Kusadasi,
Turkey
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ANTIQUE
CENTER GROUP FARES
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Port charges of $399 per person, taxes and fees of $266 per
person, air taxes of $374 per person and transfers are additional.
Amenities include FREE AIR from 20 gateway cities, shipboard
gratuities & $100/couple shipboard credit. |
| Category
2 for 1 Fare, per person |
| OS |
Owner's
Suite |
1,000
sq ft |
$
9,200 |
| VS |
Vista Suite |
786
sq ft |
$
8,200 |
| PH1 |
Penthouse
Suite |
322
sq ft |
$
6,200 |
| PH2 |
Penthouse
Suite |
322
sq ft |
$
5,900 |
| PH3 |
Penthouse
Suite |
322
sq ft |
$
5,700 |
| A1 |
Veranda
Stateroom |
216
sq ft |
$
4,800 |
| A2 |
Veranda
Stateroom |
216
sq ft |
$
4,600 |
| A3 |
Veranda
Stateroom |
216
sq ft |
$
4,500 |
| B1 |
Veranda
Stateroom |
216
sq ft |
$
4,400 |
| B2 |
Veranda
Stateroom |
216
sq ft |
$
4,300 |
| C1 |
Deluxe
Outside |
165
sq ft |
$
3,800 |
| C2 |
Deluxe
Outside |
165
sq ft |
$
3,700 |
| D |
Outside
Porthole |
165
sq ft |
$
3,500 |
| E |
Outside
Obstructed |
160
sq ft |
$
3,400 |
| F |
Inside
Stateroom |
160
sq ft |
$
3,300 |
| G |
Inside
Stateroom |
160
sq ft |
$
3,100 |
Learn
Insider Knowledge
About Antiques
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The Oceania
Cruises Insignia May 10th sailing will be accompanied by
two west coast antique experts, Ron and Julie Palladino of
the Solvang Antique Center, widely recognized as one of America's
finest antique |
| collectives. The Palladinos have been invited to share their
expertise and passion about antiques with passengers, through
special group events and presentations aboard
this extraordinary adventure. |
For
further details email julie@solvangantiques.com
or journeys2005@earthlink.net,
or phone Journeys of Distinction toll-free at (877)251-0497.
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CRUISE
ROUTE
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Istanbul to Venice - 14 DAYS
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Port |
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Dep |
| May 10 |
Istanbul, Turkey Embark |
3 pm |
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| May 11 |
Istanbul, Turkey |
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6 pm |
| May 12 |
Mitilini (Lesbos)
Greece |
10 am |
6 pm |
| May 13 |
Kusadasi, Turkey |
8 am |
6 pm |
| May 14 |
Rhodes, Greece |
8 am |
6 pm |
| May 15 |
Delos, Greece |
8 am |
12 pm |
| May 15 |
Mykonos, Greece |
2 pm |
11 pm |
| May 16 |
Santorini, Greece |
8 am |
6 pm |
| May 17 |
Athens (Piraeus), Greece |
8 am |
6 pm |
| May 18 |
Cruising the Strait of
Messina |
| May 19 |
Amalfi/Positano, Italy |
8 am |
6 pm |
| May 20 |
Taormina (Sicily), Italy |
8 am |
4 pm |
| May 21 |
Kotor, Montenegro |
3 pm |
11 pm |
| May 22 |
Dubrownik, Croatia |
8 am |
2 pm |
| May 23 |
Venice, Italy |
10 am |
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| May 24 |
Venice, Italy Disembark |
8 am |
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To
Join This Exciting Cruise, Call:
Journeys
of Distinction
(CST 2057352-40)
2035 Dermanak Drive - Solvang, CA 93463
Tel: 805-688-0658 Toll-Free: 877-251-0497
FAX: 805-693-0309 journeys2005@earthlink.net
Book
early for the best cabin selection - Many of Oceania's
exceptional cruise values are selling out months in advance!
Deposits are fully refundable up to 91 days prior to sailing.
$500 deposit per passenger is required to confirm reservation.
Final payment is due February 1, 2008. There is a credit of $500
per person and a waiver of $374 in air taxes for arranging your
own round trip air.
Cancellations & Refunds: 91 or more days prior
to sailing, full refund of payments is provided; 90-60 days, deposit
forfeited; 59-30 days, 50% of fare; 29-15 days, 75% of fare; 14
days or less, 100% of fare.
Travel Protection Insurance is available.
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| Most
Recent Trip "Rome
to Stockholm " May
2007 |
| Oceania Cruises Regatta - featuring twelve magical
ports and the dazzling white nights of St. Petersburg, Russia on
an unforgettable sixteen-day journey from Rome to Stockholm. Click
here for more information. |
| "Cruise
the Scenic Yangtze River " August
2006 |
| Sixteen-day River Cruise/Tour - The August 24th
cruise/tour featured China’s
cultural highlights and sailing the scenic Yangtze River prior
to the completion of the record-setting Three Gorges Dam and the
flooding of the Yangtze Valley in 2009. Click
here for more information. |
| "Cruising
the Mexican Riviera" November
2005 |
Crystal
Cruises Crystal Harmony - The November 8th sailing of the 940-passenger
Crystal Harmony featured luxury and low fares on the world's
#1-rated cruise line. Amidst the beautiful scenery and decadent
food and service, Ron and Julie managed to find the time to
share secrets and stories from their 32 years in the antique
business, make a presentation about "Longitude at Sea",
and conduct a fun and informal quiz session on collecting antiques,
complete with prizes. |
| Maiden
Voyage "Adventures
in Antiquing the Eastern Seaboard" October
2004 |
| Some of you
might be wondering about the maiden voyage of our first-ever autumn
leaf antique-lovers cruise. We are delighted to report that it was
a resounding success, and even more fun than we could possibly have
imagined. The sinfully luxurious Radisson Seven Seas Navigator sold
out early, and those of us lucky enough to be among the 680 antique
aficionados aboard were treated to a rich itinerary of historic
ports throughout Quebec, Nova Scotia and New England. |
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