Savor
the Flavors of Brazil
Warm Weather and All-Inclusive Shipboard Indulgence
Start
out the New Year with SilverSea Cruises’ all-inclusive
style this February aboard the award-winning Silver
Wind as it sails from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to
Bridgetown, Barbados.
Savor
the flavors of Brazil this coming Feb. 1-16, 2007, when
SilverSea Cruises' Silver Wind transports you
in style from Rio de Janeiro to Barbados. As you voyage
for fifteen fabulous days you’ll put into ports
of call that include Ilheus, Recife, Natal and Belem,
Brazil. You’ll also spend an afternoon on Devil’s
Island in French Guiana and an entire day in St. George’s,
Grenada, before your arrival in Bridgetown.
Optional
shore excursions include a whirlwind city tour of Rio,
a visit to a cocoa plantation, kayaking, a jungle Jeep
adventure and more. Considered the most expansive suites
at sea in their class, staterooms provide ocean views
and luxurious furnishings, with nearly every suite featuring
a private veranda. Dine when and where you like, and
throughout your voyage, indulge with complimentary wines,
Champagnes and spirits.
Vista Suite fares start at $5,456, representing, for
a limited time only, a 30% savings on regular passage.
Highlights
of this travel package include:
•
Fifteen days on board Silver Wind—Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil,
to Bridgetown, Barbados
• All onboard meals and beverages, including Champagnes,
fine wines and spirits
• Entertainment and lectures
• Transportation from pier to town
• Optional shore excursions
• Gratuities
For
more information, visit www.silversea.com or call 877-760-9052.
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