REUNION CRUISE ON THE NIEUW AMSTERDAM

01/15/2011 - 01/23/2011

 

     Join us on this wonderful cruise to the islands of the Western Caribbean as we offer a special 7 Day Get-Away of fellowship, great food, top entertainment, and interesting ports of call.  Your home for 7 nights is the deluxe M/S NIEUW AMSTERDAM,  the newest Signature Class ship of Holland America Cruises.  The M/S NIEUW AMSTERDAM offers the best in service, dining, and understated elegance on this 5 Star Cruise Ship.

     The NIEUW AMSTERDAM is Holland America's newest ship that will make its first voyage in 2010.  It is 86,700 gross tons, extending 936 feet in length, and has a total capacity of passengers of 2,106 with a design and art collection that reflects the glamour and history of New York City, (once called Nieuw Amsterdam).  She has 11 passenger decks, 14 elevators, 3 restaurants, swimming pools, spa, 2 show lounges, a full-service casino, and lots more.  You will be treated like royalty aboard this elegant vessel that further defines and expands the Holland America Line premium brand with new concepts. With special restaurants, a Culinary Arts Center with cooking demonstrations, the Greenhouse Spa, and so many other features to pamper you in royal style

           The Ports of Call on our Western Caribbean itinerary include GRAND TURK, TURKS and CAICOS,  .. GEORGETOWN, GRAND CAYMAN ... and COSTA MAYA , MEXICO   Another stop on the cruise is the private island of HALF MOON CAY, a favorite among cruisers.     This unique itinerary offers interesting  destinations with great shopping and beautiful scenery, while spending 7 glorious nights aboard a gleaming and classy new cruise ship. 

     Our price includes your roundtrip motorcoach transportation, one night lodging in Florida with dinner and breakfast, baggage service at embarkation, the cost of the cruise, the port tax, and all taxes and government fees, as well as gifts and prizes for everyone.     We are offering this Reunion Trip at the following prices ... per person, based on double occupancy:

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