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STAR CLIPPERS

STAR CLIPPERS
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Greek Isles & Turkey ~ Western Mediterranean ~ Spain & Morocco ~ Transatlantic ~ Grand Voyages
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Western Mediterranean
Spain & North Africa
Eastern Mediterranean
Grand Voyages
Transatlantic
Ports of Call
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Royal Clipper Deck Plans
Star Clipper & Star Flyer
Deck Plans
Staterooms
Air Program
General Information
Sailing Schedule
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Introduction
Royal Clipper
Life On Board
Honeymoon &
Special Occasions
Dear Traveler,
Each season we try to expand our horizons and offer new itineraries, new ports and new experiences that are enticing to both
returning guests and first-time Star Clippers adventurers. Our ships are small and intimate, so we can visit places not often
found on cruise ship schedules. The hidden gems and unspoiled resort towns ... those calls that make each guest feel like they
are visiting somewhere unique and special.
The 2014 Europe season certainly delivers those experiences with several new itineraries on Star Flyer throughout the
western Mediterranean. Sailing round-trip from chic ports like Monte Carlo and Cannes, or from exotic ports like Palma de
Mallorca, attire for the day usually involves swim wear, a sun hat and plenty of sunscreen. If you’re a Formula One buff, be
sure to join us in May for two sailings as we’re front and center for the Monaco Grand Prix.
During the rest of the season, get ready for calls throughout the Balearic Islands that feature the finest beaches, memorable
stretches of landscape and crystalline waters like you’ve never seen. If you’re looking to relax and get away from a hectic
lifestyle, these itineraries are for you.
Royal Clipper and Star Clipper join their sister-ship in the Mediterranean once again, covering the entire area on eastern
and western itineraries. Royal Clipper continues its Italy, Montenegro and Croatia sailings, which are among our most
popular. For guests with less time to get away, three sampler voyages are sure to give you a taste of the Star Clippers lifestyle.
Greece and Turkey continue to welcome Star Clipper, making these voyages the ideal option for guests looking for a perfect
combination of history, culture and fun-in-the-sun.
Don’t forget to take a look at our Grand Voyages if you’re looking for a longer vacation, and those seeking a once-in-a-lifetime journey should consider our epic ocean crossings.
While some of our itineraries may change each season, one thing remains the same … the Star Clippers experience.
Our guests enjoy the thrill of being on an authentic tall ship while enjoying modern cruise ship amenities and luxuries that
are worthy of what we call the “mega-yacht sailing experience.” Star Clippers offers vacations that feel like you’re on a
private yacht with your closest friends. No long lines. No crowds. Just the perfect amount of personal service.
To our new Star Clippers friends, we look forward to welcoming you on board and having you see why so many of our guests
return time and time again. And to our loyal guests, we hope that our new itineraries and ports are as exciting to you as they
are to all of us at Star Clippers.
Sincerely,
Mikael Krafft
Owner and President
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Authentic sailing adventure
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Just 170 or 227 pampered guests
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All the modern amenities of a private Mega-Yacht
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International cuisine complemented by fine wines
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Dine with whomever and whenever you want
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Casual, relaxed ambience – no need to dress up
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Visit off the beaten path ports of call
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Full range of water sports
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Sail in full harmony with the environment
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No crowds or long lines
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The Mega-Yacht
Sailing Experience
Star Clippers is named to the
Travel + Leisure 2013 World’s Best List
Best Small Ship Cruise Lines
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The Largest Full-Rigged
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In 1902, the largest, fastest sailing ship the world had ever seen
was launched. The legendary Preussen dominated the seas,
only to be gone in a few short years. Neither before nor since
had the world seen such a magnificent sailing ship. Until today…
-------8------Inspired by the legendary tall ship Preussen, the Royal Clipper has
the proud distinction of being the largest and only five-masted full-rigged
sailing ship built since her predecessor was launched at the beginning of
the last century. With her complement of 42 sails, Royal Clipper is a
splendid sight to behold. You might think she was an apparition from the
grand age of sail, but Royal Clipper is as new as tomorrow, boasting
state-of-the-art navigation systems and every comfort and luxury one
could wish for. For connoisseurs of sail cruising, the 439-foot Royal
Clipper offers the ultimate sea-going experience, balancing the grandeur,
adventure and tradition of sailing with the superb service, amenities
and accommodations of the finest modern yacht. Royal Clipper carries
just 227 guests in luxurious style. A full 19,000 square feet of open deck
and three swimming pools create a wonderfully spacious and expansive
outdoor environment.
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Royal Clipper off Amalfi Coast
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Find your secret hideaway on one of the hidden balconies on either side
of the bow. Or climb the mast (with safety harness provided) to one of the passenger lookout “crow’s nests,” thoughtfully furnished with a comfortable settee,
where you’ll have the grandest view of all! Royal Clipper’s interior spaces are
just as dazzling. They include a three-deck atrium that funnels sunlight into the
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elegantly appointed, three-level dining room, featuring open-seating dining,
deliciously prepared cuisine and a no-tie dress code. A convenient marina
platform lowers from the stern for watersports. And the ultimate unique Royal
Clipper experience, the one-of-a-kind Captain Nemo Lounge, is the site of our
spa and health club with underwater glass portholes!
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Star Clipper
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Romance the Wind Aboard a Tall Ship.
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They are the stars of the sea. Star Clipper and Star Flyer are
as fleet as the wind and as graceful as swans.
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These are true clipper ships reflecting their proud heritage in every
inch of their polished brass and gleaming brightwork. Step aboard these
unique vessels and discover a new age of sail, where the traditions of the
past are happily married to the comforts and amenities of the present day.
Star Clipper and Star Flyer are modern cruise ships in every way, created
for luxury-loving passengers who also love the traditions and romance of
the legendary era of sailing ships. Star Clipper and Star Flyer are both 360 ft.
long and each carries just 170 guests in pampered comfort. Life aboard is
blissfully relaxed, much like traveling on a private yacht. You’ll never feel
confined on Star Clipper or Star Flyer. Each ship offers spacious accommodations and expansive teak decks with ample space and not one, but
two swimming pools. In fact, you’ll find that these ships offer more outdoor
space per passenger than most conventional cruise ships. The decor of
Star Clipper and Star Flyer is reminiscent of the grand age of sail. Antique
prints and paintings of famous sailing ships please your eye, while teak
decks and gleaming mahogany rails are richly remindful of Star Clippers’
proud nautical heritage. All Star Clippers ships feature open-seating
dining in an elegantly appointed dining room, our convivial indoor-outdoor
Tropical Bar and Piano Bar, and an Edwardian-style library where a Belle
Époque fireplace glows with a warmth that reflects the friendliness and
enthusiasm of Star Clippers’ hospitable officers and crew.
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The Informal Elegance of Star Clippers.
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Up on deck, a couple watch the sun drop slowly into the sea
as gulls circle one last time in the sky.
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Friends gather round the Piano Bar and join in singing a few favorites.
And in the Tropical Bar, the bartender shakes a pitcherful of some delicious cooling concoction. Now, is there anything more relaxing than this?
Clearly this is not a cruise ship in the ordinary sense. On Star Clippers, you
will find that there are no rigid schedules. You are free to do as you wish
with your days – and evenings. To entertain you, we bring local performers on
board to give passengers an authentic taste of the local music and arts.
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So rather than enduring another Broadway revue, you can enjoy the
conviviality of fellow shipmates while a live band plays tropical tunes
from a real paradise. The Captain and crew are superb improvisers of
the kind of light-hearted fun you’ll only find on Star Clippers. The
Captain’s daily briefing on deck is wonderfully informative and a chance
to hear some great story-telling as well. And there are other events and
activities, such as knot tying and navigation classes, that have evolved
from Star Clippers’ sailing heritage. In fact, our passengers tell us that
it’s the easy-going informality of Star Clippers that makes a cruise with
us so enjoyable.
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Dining Room on Royal Clipper
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Our inspired chefs make dining aboard a delightful
culinary adventure with an international menu of foods
from the far corners of the earth.
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toasted English muffins or sweet Danish pastries. Or savor a full breakfast
with fresh tropical fruits and crisp bacon, grilled sausage and omelettes
cooked to order in the dining room.
At lunch, a marvelous buffet of seafood, salads and grilled favorites
awaits your pleasure. If the day includes a stop at one of the paradisiacal
islands we frequent, you might also be treated to a festive outdoor
barbecue on shore.
When evening comes, our elegantly appointed dining room, featuring a
splendid collection of paintings of sailing ships, becomes the setting for the
chef’s finest culinary presentations, designed to please the eye and the palate.
And complemented by equally fine wines. You’ll find our service to be friendly
and gracious, befitting a tasteful restaurant. Of course, we would not presume
to dictate your seating preferences. On all three ships, you are free to dine
when and with whomever you wish – including officers, who join our guests in
the dining room most nights. The dress code? No need for formal gowns and
black tie, casual elegance is the order of the day and every single night.
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Gracious Service. Rest Assured.
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There’s nothing so easy and pleasurable as falling asleep
to the gentle rhythms of the ship and sea – unless it’s awakening
refreshed the next morning to a new-born day!
-------8------Like a fine resort, all the amenities are here: double bed or twin beds
that can be converted to queen, marble bathroom, private safe, television
with in-house video, DVD player, direct-dial telephone, hairdryer and
comfortable furnishings. The decor is tastefully traditional. You’ll find the
accouterments of a luxurious classic yacht, where everything is ingeniously
designed for comfort, ease and efficiency. Burnished brass fittings and
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mahogany brightwork recall our nautical heritage. Soft natural fabrics
reflect the colors of the sun, sea and sky. Prints of famous clipper ships and
sailing yachts grace the walls. Everything is immaculately maintained and
your steward knows exactly when to appear or disappear.
On Royal Clipper, 14 deluxe suites offer the ultimate in cruising
comfort, with private verandah, whirlpool tub and 24-hour room service.
All but six of her 98 cabins are outside, and for the ultimate indulgence,
two 355-square-foot owner’s suites may be combined to accommodate up
to eight guests.
All in all, your Star Clippers cabin or suite is a perfectly arranged
abode for daydreams and nights of blissful rest and relaxation.
Deluxe Suite on Royal Clipper
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Lifetime Celebrations With
Memories That Live Forever
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Ready to celebrate? Whether it’s your honeymoon, a milestone birthday
or anniversary, a family reunion, a special club or corporate gathering or other
significant event, Star Clippers is the inspired choice. After all, what could be
more romantic – or memorable – than sailing away on a magnificent tall ship to
distant lands? Aboard Star Clippers, special celebrations become extraordinary
occasions, because we are dedicated to making each moment superlative.
Family reunions, club or special-interest groups and corporate events
are treated with the same care and attention to detail that you would
expect from a fine hotel or resort. Be sure to contact us well ahead of your
cruise, because you’ll find that we can offer some great ideas and original
touches to make your gathering even more rewarding.
Whether it’s a cocktail party, a dinner or seminar on board or a special
excursion on shore, Star Clippers can take care of your needs.
Honeymooners can relax in perfect privacy. There’s a complimentary
bottle of champagne and plate of treats, and a special gift and certificate
signed by the Captain offered to all honeymooners who have proof of their
marriage within three months of their sailing date. If you are searching for
the perfect way to begin your lives together, a Star Clippers honeymoon
offers an idyllic combination of adventure and romance in a setting that
inspires hearts.
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Positano, Italy
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Sun-drenched Sicily, the Amalf Coast,
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The Jewel of the Mediterranean
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ambience, Royal Clipper’s Mediterranean is a world of mythical and tranquil
seas, soaring mountains, medieval villages and sun-warmed beaches.
Seven-Night Cruises – Royal Clipper continues her sailings from Rome’s port
of Civitavecchia, cruises that include sun-drenched Sicily, stops throughout
the volcanic Aeolian Islands, the Italian Pontine Islands and routes along
Italy’s romantic Amalf Coast. In fall, sail round-trip Venice on a unique
exploration to Adriatic jewels in Montenegro, Croatia and Slovenia —
countries that are now top travel destinations.
10- & 11-Night Cruises between Rome & Venice – The Croatian Coast is
an exciting sailing region for Royal Clipper. Put yourself in a magical place
of ancient Roman ruins, idyllic ports and myth-making islands lost in time.
Where tall cypresses, olive groves and hilltop villages remind you of Italian
hill towns. And more precious treasures abound in medieval walled cities
that have miraculously survived through centuries of attack and siege. It is
a country that is more sea than land, birthplace of generations of sailors and
adventurers, including Marco Polo. Here fshermen still bring in the catch
every day and seafood never sees a freezer before being served at your table!
This is the enchanted Istrian and Dalmatian Coast of Croatia, and it is richly
deserving of your discovery. Join us as we explore an unsurpassed enclave of
the Adriatic Sea combining the best of the ancient and new, the alluring
archipelagos and coastline of Croatia.
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iTaly, MoNTeNeGRo & CRoaTia 10 NiGHTS
Venice
Venice
Rovinj
Civitavecchia
iTaly, MoNTeNeGRo & CRoaTia 11 NiGHTS
Hvar
Dubrovnik
Kotor
Piran
Rovinj
Civitavecchia
Hvar
Pontine Islands
Sorrento
Amalfi
Dubrovnik
Civitavecchia
Kotor
Capri
Palmarola
Sorrento
Palmarola
Sorrento
Taormina
Venice, Italy
Rovinj, Croatia
Hvar, Croatia
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Kotor, Montenegro
Corfu, Greece
At Sea
Taormina - Sicily, Italy
Sorrento, Italy (Optional Tour Capri or Pompeii)
Ponza (morning) – Ponzian Island, Italy
Palmarola (afternoon) – Ponzian Island, Italy
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Civitavecchia (Port of Rome), Italy
2014 DEPARTURES: July 2, 23 ~ August 13 (sails Wed-Sat)
October 11 (sails Sat-Tue)
Aeolian
Islands
Corfu
Corfu
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aMalFi CoaST & SiCily 7 NiGHTS
Taormina
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Palmarola, Italy (morning) & Ponza, Italy (afternoon)
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Sorrento, Italy (Optional Tour Capri or Pompeii)
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Taormina, Sicily – Italy
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At Sea
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Corfu, Greece
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Kotor, Montenegro
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Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Hvar, Croatia
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Rovinj, Croatia
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Piran, Slovenia
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Venice, Italy
2014 DEPARTURES: June 21 ~ July 12 ~ August 2, 23
Taormina
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Palmarola, Italy (morning) & Ponza, Italy (afternoon)
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Sorrento, Italy (Optional tour Capri or Pompeii), Italy
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Amalf, Italy
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Taormina - Sicily, Italy
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Lipari & Stromboli (evening cruising) - Aeolian Islands, Italy
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At Sea
Sat
2014 DEPARTURES: May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 ~ June 7, 14
CRoaTia & MoNTeNeGRo 7 NiGHTS
Venice
Piran
Rovinj
Hvar
Dubrovnik
Kotor
Hellenic Temple, Corfu, Greece
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Venice, Italy
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At Sea
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Kotor, Montenegro
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Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Hvar, Croatia
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Rovinj, Croatia
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Piran, Slovenia
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Venice, Italy
2014 DEPARTURES: September 6, 13, 20, 27 ~ October 4
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Royal Clipper off the coast of Capri
Select your sailing date & discount below (APD).
Find your cabin category and APD rate
for your sailing date in the table to the right.
Date Nights
From/To
3-May
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Rome / Rome
10-May
7
Rome / Rome
17-May
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Rome / Rome
24-May
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Rome / Rome
31-May
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Rome / Rome
7-Jun
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Rome / Rome
14-Jun
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Rome / Rome
21-Jun
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Rome / Venice
2-Jul
10
Venice / Rome
12-Jul
11
Rome / Venice
23-Jul
10
Venice / Rome
2-Aug
11
Rome / Venice
13-Aug
10
Venice / Rome
23-Aug
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Rome / Venice
Venice / Venice
6-Sep
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Itinerary
Amalf Coast & Sicily
Italy, Montenegro & Croatia
Croatia & Montenegro
APD†
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
45%
45%
45%
35%
13-Sep
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Venice / Venice Croatia & Montenegro 35%
20-Sep
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27-Sep
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4-Oct
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11-Oct
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Venice / Rome
Italy, Montenegro & Croatia 45%
†Cabin Categories 2-6 Only. APD subject to change without notice.
Brochure Rates & Advance Purchase Discount (APD) Rates†
APD include Summer Transatlantic Air Credit. Combine Consecutive Sailings for a Longer Summer Holiday.
Summer 2014
APD Savings
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Royal Clipper Western Mediterranean
7-Night
10-Night
11-Night
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APD Savings up to 45%
in Cabin Categories 2 thru 6.
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Suite
Owner’s
Suite
APD Savings up to 25%.
Brochure Rate
$2,968
$3,148
$3,368
$3,568
$3,808
$4,308
$5,668
$7,198
35% Off Rate
$1,929
$2,046
$2,189
$2,319
$2,475
$3,446
$4,534
$5,758
40% Off Rate
45% Off Rate
$1,781
$1,632
$1,889
$1,731
$2,021
$1,852
$2,141
$1,962
$2,285
$2,094
$3,231
$3,231
$4,251
$4,251
$5,399
$5,399
Brochure Rate
$4,058
$4,278
$4,578
$4,878
$5,178
$5,848
$7,698
$9,778
40% Off Rate
$2,435
$2,567
$2,747
$2,927
$3,107
$4,386
$5,774
$7,334
45% Off Rate
$2,232
$2,353
$2,518
$2,683
$2,848
$4,386
$5,774
$7,334
Brochure Rate
$4,458
$4,708
$5,038
$5,358
$5,688
$6,428
$8,468
$10,768
40% Off Rate
45% Off Rate
$2,675
$2,425
$2,825
$2,589
$3,023
$2,771
$3,215
$2,947
$3,413
$3,128
$4,821
$4,821
$6,351
$6,351
$8,076
$8,076
45% Off Rate
$2,667
$2,782
$3,024
$3,200
$3,414
$5,189
$6,824
$8,789
Third
Port
Share Charges
No APD Savings.
$648
$255
$998
$350
$1,168
$385
†Advance Purchase Discounts (APD) & Rates are per person double in U.S. Dollars and include a Cruise Discount and Summer
Transatlantic Air Credit to encourage air travel to our ships in Europe and are valid only for residents of U.S.A., Canada & Latin
America. APD vary by ship, sailing date and are subject to change. Single supplement is 50% cat. 2 thru 6 (other categories
100%). APD lower on Owner’s Cabin/Suite, Deluxe Suite and Cat. 1 due to limited availability. Fuel Surcharge may apply.
Other restrictions apply. Itinerary subject to change.
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CRoaTia & SloVeNia 3 NighTS
Civitavecchia
Venice
CoRSiCa & SaRDiNia 4 NighTS
Piran
Rovinj
Mahon
Palma de Mallorca
Malaga
Portoferraio
Porto Vecchio
Civitavecchia
Costa Smeralda
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At Sea
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Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
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Mahon, Menorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
At Sea
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2014 DEPARTURE: April 28
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Venice, Italy
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Rovinj, Croatia
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Piran, Slovenia
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Venice, Italy
2014 DEPARTURE: September 3
Tue
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Porto Vecchio, Corsica – France
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Costa Smeralda, Sardinia – Italy
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Portoferraio, Elba – Italy
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2014 DEPARTURE: October 21
Date
Nights
From/To
Itinerary
APD†
28-Apr
5
Malaga / Rome
Balearic Islands
50%
3-Sep
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Venice / Venice
Croatia & Slovenia
40%
21-Oct
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Rome / Rome
Corsica & Sardinia
40%
Summer 2014
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5-Night
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Suite
Owner’s
Suite
APD Savings
up to 25%.
Third
Port
Share Charges
No APD Savings.
Brochure Rate
$1,328
$1,418
$1,518
$1,608
$1,708
$1,928
$2,558
$3,248
40% Off Rate
$797
$851
$911
$965
$1,025
$1,446
$1,919
$2,436
Brochure Rate
$1,788
$1,888
$2,018
$2,138
$2,278
$2,578
$3,408
$4,328
40% Off Rate
$1,073
$1,133
$1,211
$1,283
$1,367
$1,934
$2,556
$3,246
Brochure Rate
$2,238
$2,368
$2,528
$2,688
$2,848
$3,228
$4,248
$5,340
50% Off Rate
$1,119
$1,184
$1,264
$1,344
$1,424
$2,421
$3,186
$4,005
$248
$110
$328
$140
$498
$180
America. APD vary by ship, sailing date and are subject to change. Single supplement is 50% cat. 2 thru 6 (other categories 100%).
APD lower on Owner’s Cabin/Suite, Deluxe Suite and Cat. 1 due to limited availability. Fuel Surcharge may apply.
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Yachts ranging in size from modest to mammoth fll the harbor. One of
the world’s grandest casinos welcomes visitors from around the globe.
Tucked between French medieval villages and the Alps, Monte Carlo is the
playground of the rich and famous, and the new summer homeport of Star
Flyer. This dazzling city is known as one of opulence and extravagance, with
an exciting collection of sites, favors and attractions. Star Flyer will be front
and center during the Grand Prix in May, one of the most breathtaking sport
spectacles of the year.
As the ship explores the western Mediterranean, the beautiful Balearic Islands
take center stage with their crystalline waters, golden beaches and serene lifestyle.
Each of the four islands has its own distinct personality ranging from laid-back to
lively. Mallorca is picturesque and Menorca is tranquil, while Ibiza is known to
have thrown a good party or two. Formentera is relaxed and inviting.
Rich in history and scenic diversity, Corsica is for beach lovers, adventurers
and culture buffs. The birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte and Christopher
Columbus, Corsica is endowed with Roman ruins and quiet fshing villages.
Resembling a miniature continent, its stretches of shoreline jut out of the sea
like a fortress.
Hugging the coast, Star Flyer makes an appearance at the hottest ports along
the French Riviera. From chic St. Tropez with fashionista sun-worshippers to
Cannes, home to the world-famous flm festival, the ship’s stunning silhouette
adds to the region’s charm.
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TYRRHENIAN & GRAND PRIX TRIALS 7 NIGHTS
Lerici
Monte Carlo
Cannes
Portoferraio
St. Tropez
LIGURIAN & GRAND PRIX FINAL 7 NIGHTS
Monte Carlo
Cannes
St. Tropez
Sanary-sur-Mer
L’lle Rousse
Scandola Nature
Reserve
Calvi
Figari
Beach
Bonifacio
Bonifacio
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Sun
Mon
Cannes, France
Calvi, Corsica – France
Figari Beach, Corsica – France (morning)
Bonifacio, Corsica – France (afternoon)
Sailing the Strait of Bonifacio (evening)
Tue
Wed
Lerici, Italy (Optional Tour Cinque Terre or Pisa)
Thu
Monte Carlo, Monaco (Grand Prix Trials)
Fri
St. Tropez, France (beach stop & town)
Cannes, France
Sat
2014 DEPARTURES: May 17
FRANCE & CORSICA 3 NIGHTS
Monte Carlo
Cannes
St. Tropez
Wed
Cannes, France
Thu
L’lle Rousse / St. Florent, Corsica – France
Fri
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
2014 DEPARTURES: September 24
26
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Cannes, France
Monte Carlo, Monaco (Grand Prix)
Figari Beach, Corsica – France (morning)
Bonifacio, Corsica – France (overnight)
Wed
Porto, Corsica – France (morning)
Scandola Nature Reserve (afternoon sailing)
Thu
Porquerolles, Iles d’Hyeres – France
Sanary-sur-Mer, France
Fri
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
MONACO, CORSICA & ITALY 4 NIGHTS
Monte Carlo
Cannes
L’lle Rousse
Figari Beach
Rapallo
Calvi
Sat
Cannes, France
Sun
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Mon
Calvi, Corsica
Tue
Rapallo, Italy (Optional Ferry to Portofno)
Wed
Cannes, France
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Monte Carlo, Monaco
Date
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From/To
Itinerary
APD†
Tyrrhenian &
Grand Prix Trials
45%
17-May
7
Cannes / Cannes
24-May
7
Cannes/ Monaco
20-Sep
4
Cannes / Cannes Monaco, Corsica & Italy 40%
24-Sep
3
Cannes / Monaco
Ligurian &
Grand Prix Finals
France & Corsica
Summer 2014
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APD Savings
up to 25%.
Third
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35%
3-Night
40%
4-Night
7-Night
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Brochure Rate
$1,268
$1,418
$1,518
$1,608
$1,708
$1,928
$2,558
40% Off Rate
$761
$851
$911
$965
$1,025
$1,446
$1,919
Brochure Rate
$1,688
$1,888
$2,018
$2,138
$2,278
$2,578
$3,398
40% Off Rate
$1,013
$1,133
$1,211
$1,283
$1,367
$1,933
$2,526
Brochure Rate
$2,818
$3,148
$3,368
$3,568
$3,808
$4,308
$5,668
35% Off Rate
$1,832
$2,046
$2,189
$2,319
$2,475
$3,446
$4,534
45% Off Rate
$1,550
$1,731
$1,852
$1,962
$2,094
$3,231
$4,251
$248
$110
$328
$145
$658
$255
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Cannes
tYRRhENIAN 7 NIGhtS
Rapallo
Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo
LIGURIAN 7 NIGhtS
Lerici
St. Tropez
Cannes
Monte Carlo
St. Tropez
Sanary-sur-Mer
Portoferraio
L’lle Rousse
Scandola Nature
Reserve
Calvi
Figari
Beach
Figari Beach
Costa
Smeralda
Bonifacio
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun
Mon
Figari Beach (am), Bonifacio (overnight), Corsica – France
Tue
Sailing Strait of Bonifacio (am), Costa Smeralda, Sardinia – Italy
Wed
Porto (am), Scandola Nature Reserve (pm) Corsica – France
Thu
Porquerolles, Iles d’Hyeres & Sanary-sur-Mer, France
Fri
Sat
Cannes, France
CORSICA, MONACO & FRANCE 7 NIGhtS
Cannes
St. Tropez
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun
Mon
Tue
Sailing Strait of Bonifacio (am), Costa Smeralda, Sardinia – Italy
Wed
Thu
Lerici, Italy (Optional Tour Cinque Terre or Pisa)
Fri
Rapallo, Italy (optional ferry to Portofno)
Sat
Monaco, France (*Cannes, France)
2014 DEPARTURES: May 31 ~ June 14 ~ August 23
*September 6 (Monaco to Cannes)
CORSICA, ItALY & LES VOILES DE St. tROPEZ 7 NtS.
Rapallo
Monte Carlo
L’lle Rousse
Scandola Nature
Reserve
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Cannes, France
Fri
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
2014 DEPARTURES: June 7, 21 ~ August 30
FRANCE, CORSICA & SPAIN 7 NIGhtS
Sanary-sur-Mer Monte Carlo
Sete
Port Vendres
Palamos
Barcelona
St. Tropez
Bastia Portoferraio
L’lle Rousse
Figari Beach
Bonifacio
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Cannes, France
Sun
L’lle Rousse, Corsica – France
Mon
Figari Beach (am), Bonifacio (pm), Corsica – France
Tue
Wed
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Thu
Fri
Sat
Cannes, France
Sat
Sun
Mon
Monte Carlo, Monaco
East Corsica – France (beach stop)
Bastia (Old Town), Corsica – France
Tue
Wed
Rapallo, Italy (optional ferry to Portofno)
Thu-Fri St. Tropez, France (Les Voiles de St. Tropez)
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
L’lle Rousse
Scandola Nature
Reserve
Figari Beach
Bonifacio
Costa
Smeralda
Bonifacio
Monte Carlo
Sanary-sur-Mer
Sanary-sur-Mer
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun
Mon
St. Tropez, France
Tue
Sanary-sur-Mer, France
Wed
Sete, France
Thu
Port Vendres, France
Fri
Palamos, Spain
Sat
Barcelona, Spain
2014 DEPARTURES: October 4
St Tropez Calvi
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Date Nights
From/To
10-May
7
Monaco / Cannes
Monaco / Monaco
31-May
7
7-Jun
7
Monaco / Monaco
14-Jun
7
Monaco / Monaco
21-Jun
7
Monaco / Monaco
23-Aug
7
Monaco / Monaco
30-Aug
7
Monaco / Monaco
Monaco / Cannes
Itinerary
Ligurian
Tyrrhenian
Ligurian
Tyrrhenian
Ligurian
Tyrrhenian
Ligurian
APD†
45%
45%
40%
40%
40%
45%
45%
Tyrrhenian
45%
6-Sep
7
13-Sep
7
Cannes / Cannes Corsica, Monaco & France 45%
27-Sep
7
Monaco / Monaco Corsica, Italy & Les Voiles 45%
4-Oct
7
Monaco/Barcelona France, Corsica & Spain 50%
Summer 2014
APD Savings
6
7-Night
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Cabin
APD Savings
up to 25%.
Brochure Rate
$2,818
$3,148
$3,368
$3,568
$3,808
$4,308
$5,668
40% Off Rate
$1,691
$1,889
$2,021
$2,141
$2,285
$3,446
$4,534
45% Off Rate
$1,550
$1,731
$1,852
$1,962
$2,094
$3,231
$4,251
50% Off Rate
$1,409
$1,574
$1,684
$1,784
$1,904
$3,231
$4,251
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Charges
No APD Savings.
$658
$255
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FRAnCE, CORSiCA & BALEARiC iSLAnDS 7 nighTS
Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo
St Tropez
Calvi
St Tropez
Figari
Beach
Palma de Mallorca
Cartagena
Malaga
Pollenca
Ibiza
Mahon
Bonifacio
FRAnCE, CORSiCA & BALEARiC iSLAnDS 7 nighTS
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun
St. Tropez, France
Mon
Tue
Wed
Bonifacio, Corsica – France (morning departure)
Thu
Fri
Pollenca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Sat
2014 DEPARTURES: June 28
SpAin & BALEARiC iSLAnDS 7 nighTS
Monte Carlo
Calvi
St Tropez
Barcelona
Mahon
Ajaccio
Figari
Beach
Cartagena
Bonifacio
Mahon
Ibiza
Palma de
Mallorca
Malaga Motril
Puerto Banus
Sat
Sun
Mon
At Sea
Tue
Wed
Bonifacio (am), Ajaccio (pm), Corsica – France
Thu
Fri
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
2014 DEPARTURES: August 16
30
Vanencia
Sant Carles
de la Rapita
Ibiza
Pollenca
Mahon
Palma de
Mallorca
La Sabina
Palma de Mallorca
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Sun
At Sea
Mon
Cartagena, Spain
Tue
Ibiza, Balearic Islands – Spain
Wed
Thu
At Sea
Fri
St. Tropez, France
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Palma de
Mallorca
SpAin & BALEARiC iSLAnDS 7 nighTS
Sat
Barcelona, Spain
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Cartagena, Spain
Thu
Motril, Spain
Fri
Puerto Banus, Spain
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Sat
Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca, Balearic Islands –Spain
Sun La Sabina, Formentera, Balearic Islands – Spain
Mon Ibiza, Balearic Islands – Spain
Tue Valencia, Spain
Wed Sant Carles de la Rapita, Spain
Thu Mahon, Menorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Fri
Sat
2014 DEPARTURE: July 5,12, 19, 26 ~ August 2, 9
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Palma de Mallorca, Mallorca,
Balearic Islands – Spain
Date Nights
From/To
Itinerary
3-May
7
Malaga / Monaco France & Balearic Is.
28-Jun
7
Monaco / Palma France, Corsica & Balearic Is.
5-Jul
7
Palma / Palma
Spain & Balearic Is.
12-Jul
7
Palma / Palma
19-Jul
7
Palma / Palma
26-Jul
7
Palma / Palma
2-Aug
7
Palma / Palma
9-Aug
7
Palma / Palma
16-Aug
7
Palma / Monaco France, Corsica & Balearic Is.
11-Oct
7
Barcelona/Malaga Spain & Balearic Is.
APD†
45%
45%
45%
40%
40%
40%
45%
45%
45%
50%
Summer 2014
APD Savings
6
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5
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Cabin
APD Savings
up to 25%.
Brochure Rate
$2,818
$3,148
$3,368
$3,568
$3,808
$4,308
$5,668
40% Off Rate
$1,691
$1,889
$2,021
$2,141
$2,285
$3,446
$4,534
45% Off Rate
$1,550
$1,731
$1,852
$1,962
$2,094
$3,231
$4,251
50% Off Rate
$1,409
$1,574
$1,684
$1,784
$1,904
$3,231
$4,251
Third
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Port
Charges
No APD Savings.
$658
$255
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Valletta, Malta
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The sangria fows freely and an afternoon siesta is a way of life in this
an ancient civilization is the order of the day.
at the crossroads of Africa and Europe, feel the presence of Bogart and
Bergman. Get lost in the sweet smell of spices that linger in the air while
bargaining for a new bauble at a colorful souk.
Star Flyer charts a course to the shores of Spain and shoulder of Africa
on exotic adventures from Malaga and Lisbon. The climate cools ever so
perfectly this time of year in the Costa del Sol, making that mid-afternoon
stroll through the streets of historic Cadiz all the more delightful.
Discover what makes Morocco so enchanting. Explore cities that are
Come springtime, Star Clipper explores five countries in 10 nights when
sailing from Lisbon to Malta. In the fall, the ship sets sail from Malaga
to the enchanting Canary Islands where warm temperatures are felt
year-round. These sailings also call at the sun-kissed Balearic Islands,
Spain, Portugal, France and Morocco, bringing the best of the Western
Mediterranean to the doorstep of our guests.
part of the world. Then journey south with us where a camel ride through
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Star Clipper
MoroCCo, SPaIn & BaLEarIC ISLandS 10 nIghtS
Star Clipper
Star Clipper
tUnISIa, BaLEarIC ISLandS & SPaIn 9 nIghtS
MoroCCo & CanarY ISLandS 7 nIghtS
Malaga
Palma de
Mallorca
Mahon
Lisbon
Motril
Mahon
Pantelleria
Tunis
Tangier
Wed
Lisbon, Portugal
Thu
At Sea
Fri
Tangier, Morocco
Sat
Motril, Spain (Optional Tour Granada)
Sun
At Sea
Mon
Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Tue
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Tunis (La Goulette) Tunisia
Fri
Pantelleria, Italy
Sat
Valletta, Malta
Dar-el-Bahar fortress, Saf, Morocco
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Cartagena
Motril
Malaga
Tangier
Pantelleria
Tunis
Hammamet
Thu
Valletta, Malta
Fri
Pantelleria, Italy
Sat
Hammamet, Tunisia
Sun
Tunis (La Goulette), Tunisia
Mon
At Sea
Tue
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Cartagena, Spain
Fri
Motril, Spain
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Malta
Arrecife
Las Palmas
Casablanca
Safi
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Sun
Tangier, Morocco
Mon
At Sea
Tue
Casablanca, Morocco
Wed
Saf, Morocco (Optional Tour Marrakech)
Thu
At Sea
Fri
Arrecife, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
Sat
Las Palmas, Grand Canary Island, Spain
2014 DEPARTURE: November 1
S p a i n
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Star Flyer & Star ClIPPer
Star Flyer
Star Flyer
SPaIn & MoroCCo 5 nIghtS
SPaIn, MoroCCo & MaDeIra 7 nIghtS
Lisbon
Malaga
Cadiz
Portimao Malaga
Cadiz
Tangier
Funchal
Tangier
Gibraltar
Las Palmas
Mon Lisbon, Portugal
Tue Portimao, Portugal
Wed Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville)
Thu Tangier, Morocco
Fri
Gibraltar
Sat
Malaga, Spain
2014 DEPARTURES: April 28
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Sun Tangier, Morocco
Mon Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville)
Tue At Sea
Wed At Sea
Thu Funchal, Madeira – Portugal
Fri
At Sea
Sat
Las Palmas, Grand Canary Island – Spain
Summer/Fall 2014
APD Savings
Star Clipper
Date Nights
From/To
Itinerary
APD†
Morocco, Spain & Tunisia
50%
16-Apr
10
Lisbon / Malta
23-Oct
9
Malta / Malaga
1-Nov
7
Tunisia, Balearic Is. & Spain 45%
Spain & North Africa
5-Night
Malaga / Las Palmas Morocco & Canary Islands 50%
7-Night
Star Flyer
Date Nights
From/To
Itinerary
APD†
28-Apr
5
Lisbon / Malaga
Spain & Morocco 45%
18-Oct
7
Malaga / Las Palmas Spain, Morocco & Madeira 50%
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10-Night
5
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APD Savings
up to 25%.
Brochure Rate
$2,118
$2,368
$2,528
$2,688
$2,848
$3,228
$4,248
45% Off Rate
$1,165
$1,302
$1,390
$1,478
$1,566
$2,421
$3,186
Brochure Rate
$2,818
$3,148
$3,368
$3,568
$3,808
$4,308
$5,668
50% Off Rate
$1,409
$1,574
$1,684
$1,784
$1,904
$3,231
$4,251
Brochure Rate
$3,458
$3,848
$4,118
$4,388
$4,658
$5,268
$6,928
45% Off Rate
$1,902
$2,116
$2,265
$2,413
$2,562
$3,951
$5,196
Brochure Rate
$3,838
$4,278
$4,578
$4,878
$5,178
$5,848
$7,698
50% Off Rate
$1,919
$2,139
$2,289
$2,439
$2,589
$4,386
$5,774
Third
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Port
Charges
No APD Savings.
$498
$180
$658
$255
$898
$330
$998
$365
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The Acropolis
Athens, Greece
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Gentle waves wash a rock-strewn beach where Greek
fshermen bring their catch to shore at the end of the day.
Their craggy faces are etched by long days at sea, toiling under
the same sun that rose and set for eons over their ancestors …
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of invaders from far-off lands. From ancient Phoenicia, Persia, the
Peloponnesus, Imperial Rome and Constantinople they came, followed
by waves of European Crusader knights, Genoan mariners, Venetian
merchants and turbanned Turkish troops of the Ottoman Empire. They
stormed ashore to conquer – only to be vanquished by time and absorbed
into the dry volcanic earth. All that remains are their stone ruins, ghostly
shapes wrapped in myth and mystery.
Today the Cyclades are an inviting playground for pleasure seekers
aboard Star Clipper. Where white-washed churches point tilted Greek crosses
heavenward in skies of brilliant blue, while sun worshippers bask on the
beaches under Helios’ golden gaze. Twisting cobblestone alleyways lead to
tavernas where octopus salad and ouzo are in order. Ancient Minoan palaces
and medieval fortresses whisper tales of pagan rites and knightly rituals.
In hidden coves, Star Clipper fnds harbors where pristine sands and
warm crystalline waters beckon you to explore underwater grottos while
beachgoers laze away under sun-blessed skies, yet another dream-like day in
the mythic, magical Cyclades.
After exploring the historic Cyclades, two Star Clipper sailings continue
up the Adriatic Sea to Venice. Before reaching Venice, you’ll explore four
alluring stops along the coast of Croatia and a call at Kotor, Montenegro.
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Istanbul
Ouranopolis
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Istanbul
Mount
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Skopelos
Skiathos
Canakkale
Canakkale
Myrina
Athens
Dikili
Athens
Athens
Poros
Mykonos
Syracuse
Camlimani
Kusadasi
Patmos
Kos
Sat
Istanbul, Turkey
Sun
Canakkale, Turkey (Optional Tour Troy)
Mon
Myrina (Limnos), Greece
Tue
Sail by monasteries on Mount Athos (am), Ouranopolis, Greece
Wed
Skiathos, Greece
Thu
Skopelos, Greece
Poros, Greece
Fri
Sat
Athens, Greece
2014 DEPARTURES: May 10 ~ June 21 ~ August 2 ~ September 6
nortHern CYClaDeS 7 niGHtS
Sat
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Athens, Greece
Mykonos, Greece
Kos, Greece
Patmos, Greece
Camlimani (morning beach stop),
Kusadasi, Turkey (afternoon) (Optional Tour Ephesus)
Thu
Dikili, Turkey (Optional Tour Pergamon)
Fri
Sat
Istanbul, Turkey
2014 DEPARTURES: May 3 ~ June 14 ~ July 26 ~ August 30
SoUtHern CYClaDeS 7 niGHtS
Hydra
Katakolon
Mykonos
Monemvasia
Malta
Sat
Valletta, Malta
Sun
Syracuse, Sicily
Mon
At Sea
Tue
Katakolon, Greece (Optional Tour Olympia)
Wed
Monemvasia, Greece
Thu
Mykonos, Greece
Hydra, Greece
Fri
Sat
Athens, Greece
2014 DEPARTURES: April 26
GreeCe & SiCilY 5 niGHtS
Athens
Athens
Camlimani
Mykonos
Hydra
Kusadasi
Dalyan
River
Patmos
Santorini
Monemvasia
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Bodrum
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Amorgos
Athens, Greece
At Sea
Camlimani (morning beach stop),
Kusadasi, Turkey (afternoon) (Optional Tour Ephesus)
Tue
Patmos, Greece
Wed
Amorgos, Greece
Thu
Mykonos, Greece
Fri
Monemvasia, Greece
Sat
Athens, Greece
2014 DEPARTURES: May 17, 31 ~ July 19 ~ August 16 ~ October 4
Sat
Athens, Greece
Sun
At Sea
Mon
Rhodes, Greece
Tue
Bodrum, Turkey
Wed
Dalyan River, Turkey
Thu
Santorini, Greece
Fri
Hydra, Greece
Sat
Athens, Greece
2014 DEPARTURES: May 24 ~ June 7 ~ August 9, 23 ~ October 11
Syracuse
Pilos
Malta
Sat
Athens, Greece
Sun
Monemvasia, Greece
Mon
Pilos, Greece
Tue
At Sea
Wed
Syracuse, Sicily
Thu
Valletta, Malta
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Date Nights
From/To
Itinerary
APD†
Sicily & Greece
26-Apr
7
Malta / Athens
50%
3-May
7 Athens / Istanbul Delightful Dervishes
45%
10-May 7 Istanbul / Athens Yachtsman’s Paradise 45%
17-May 7
Athens / Athens
Northern Cyclades
45%
24-May 7
Athens / Athens
Southern Cyclades
45%
31-May 7
Athens / Athens
Northern Cyclades
45%
7-Jun
7
Athens / Athens
Southern Cyclades
45%
14-Jun
40%
21-Jun
7 Istanbul / Athens Yachtsman’s Paradise 40%
28-Jun 11 Athens / Venice Greece, Montenegro & Croatia 40%
9-Jul
10 Venice / Athens Greece, Montenegro & Croatia 45%
19-Jul
7
Athens / Athens
Northern Cyclades
45%
26-Jul
45%
2-Aug
9-Aug
7
Athens / Athens
Southern Cyclades
45%
16-Aug
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Northern Cyclades
45%
23-Aug
7
Athens / Athens
Southern Cyclades
45%
30-Aug
45%
6-Sep
13-Sep 11 Athens / Venice Greece, Montenegro & Croatia 40%
24-Sep 10 Venice / Athens Greece, Montenegro & Croatia 45%
4-Oct
7
Athens / Athens
Northern Cyclades
50%
11-Oct
7
Athens / Athens
Southern Cyclades
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Greece & Sicily
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Venice
Mali Losinj
Korcula
Dubrovnik
Hvar
Kotor
Venice
Mali Losinj
Hvar
Dubrovnik
Kotor
Corfu
Athens
Corfu
Athens
Mykonos
Santorini
Katakolon
Mykonos
Santorini
Katakolon
Sat
Athens, Greece
Sun
Mykonos, Greece
Mon
Santorini, Greece
Tue
At Sea
Wed
Thu
Corfu, Greece
Kotor, Montenegro
Fri
Sat
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Sun
Korcula, Croatia
Mon
Hvar, Croatia
Tue
Mali Losinj, Croatia
Wed
Venice, Italy
2014 DEPARTURES: June 28 ~ September 13
Wed
Venice, Italy
Thu
Fri
Hvar, Croatia
Sat
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Sun
Kotor, Montenegro
Mon
Corfu, Greece
Tue
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Santorini, Greece
Fri
Mykonos, Greece
Sat
Athens, Greece
2014 DEPARTURES: July 9 ~ September 24
Summer/ Fall 2014
APD Savings
6
7-Night
10-Night
11-Night
5
4
3
2
Star Clipper - Eastern Med.
5-Night
†Advance Purchase Discounts (APD) & Rates are per person
double in U.S. Dollars and include a Cruise Discount and
Summer Transatlantic Air Credit to encourage air travel to
our ships in Europe and are valid only for residents of U.S.A.,
Canada & Latin America. APD vary by ship, sailing date and
are subject to change. Single supplement is 50% cat. 2 thru
6 (other categories 100%). APD lower on Owner’s Cabin/
Suite, Deluxe Suite and Cat. 1 due to limited availability.
Fuel Surcharge may apply. Other restrictions apply. Itinerary
subject to change.
GreeCe, MoNteNeGro & Croatia 10 NiGhtS
1
Owner’s
Cabin
APD Savings
up to 25%.
Brochure Rate
$2,118
$2,368
$2,528
$2,688
$2,848
$3,228
$4,248
45% Off Rate
$1,165
$1,302
$1,390
$1,478
$1,566
$2,421
$3,186
Brochure Rate
$2,818
$3,148
$3,368
$3,568
$3,808
$4,308
$5,668
40% Off Rate
$1,691
$1,889
$2,021
$2,141
$2,285
$3,446
$4,534
45% Off Rate
$1,550
$1,731
$1,852
$1,962
$2,094
$3,231
$4,251
50% Off Rate
$1,409
$1,574
$1,684
$1,784
$1,904
$3,231
$4,251
Brochure Rate
$3,838
$4,278
$4,578
$4,878
$5,178
$5,848
$7,698
45% Off Rate
$2,111
$2,353
$2,518
$2,683
$2,848
$4,386
$5,744
Brochure Rate
$4,208
$4,708
$5,038
$5,368
$5,688
$6,428
$8,468
40% Off Rate
$2,525
$2,825
$3,023
$3,221
$3,413
$5,142
$6,774
Third
Share
Port
Charges
No APD Savings.
$498
$180
$658
$255
$998
$365
$1,168
$400
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Mythic & Heroic Greece
This four-night journey will reveal the origins of
ancient and mythic Greece, bring alive its gods
and goddesses, heroes and heroines, and renew
your appreciation for the accomplishments of its
great leaders, immortal philosophers and inspired
artists. After disembarking your introduction
to Greece’s sprawling capital takes place as our
motorcoach drives through the famous and notso-famous sights of Athens. At the end of your
tour, check into your hotel for an evening at
leisure and overnight. Then explore the Athens
area for the next 3 days.
This two-night exploration takes you to one of
the most vibrant, mystifying and oldest cities
in the world: Istanbul. Discover Hippodrome
Square, St. Sophia, the Underground Cistern and
the famous Blue Mosque with its glorious minarets that dominate the city skyline. After lunch
at the historical Sultanahmet Meatball Eatery —
one of the oldest restaurants in Istanbul — visit
the Grand Bazaar for the shopping experience of
a lifetime. Weave your way through the labyrinth
of shops and enjoy bargaining for silver, jewelry,
leather goods, carpets, antiques, copper and more!
This wide-ranging six-night tour takes you to
the most important sites in ancient Greece.
Spend two days in Athens visiting the Acropolis
and the Agora. Travel to the ancient port city
of Navplion with its medieval fortress and
Epidaurus’ acoustically perfect amphitheater. Visit
the Temple of Zeus and the huge Stadium, where
40,000 spectators gathered to watch athletes
compete. Drive into the hills of Delphi, where
a natural amphitheater is situated at the foot of
Mount Parnassos. Then spend a day in Athens
before boarding.
Athens & Environs (post-cruise)
4-night Land Tour includes:
• 4 night stay at 4-star Amalia Hotel in Athens,
including breakfast
• Athens city tour including visit to Acropolis
• Full-day tour to Delphi, including lunch
• Full-day tour to Argolis including visits to
Mycenae and Epidaurus, including lunch
• One full day at leisure, optional tours available
• Transfers between ship, hotel and airport
Istanbul Explorations (pre- or post-cruise)
• 2-night stay at 4-star hotel in historic
Sultananhmet District, including breakfasts
• Full day walking tour visiting Hippodrome
Square, Blue Mosque, St. Sophia &
Underground Cistern
• Lunch at Historical Resturant in Sultanahmet
• Visit Grand Bazaar in afternoon
• Professional English speaking guide for full day
• Transfers between ship, hotel and airport
Mythic & Heroic Greece (pre-cruise)
• 3-night stay at the Metropolitan Hotel in Athens,
including breakfast.
• Half-day Athens city tour
• 3-night Greece tour: visits to Mycenae, Epidaurus,
Olympia, Delphi, Corinth Canal, most meals,
hotel stays in Amalia Hotels, transportation
• Transfers between airport, hotel and ship
Land Tour Rates per person:
4-Star Hotel: Double $895, Single $1,255
5-Star Hotel: Double $1,015, Single $1,545
Land Tour Rates per person: Double $1,435
Single $2,055
Land Tour Rate per person: Double: $695
Single: $865
Temple of Zeus
– Mythic & Heroic Greece, Tour
Package prices in effect at time of printing and are subject to change. Land Tour cancellations between 120 days - 31 days of departure are assessed a $100 per person fee;
within 30 days of departure no refund is provided. Comparable hotels may be substituted. Air schedules may require forced overnights at passenger expense.
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Seven countries in a single voyage. From exotic North Africa to the whitewashed shores of Greece. Only select itineraries are worthy of the title “Grand.”
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Thoughtfully planned, interestingly diverse, uniquely Star Clippers. A
Grand Voyage is a journey of splendid proportions. Set sail on an in-depth
exploration to some of the most intimate and exclusive destinations in the
Mediterranean.
With extended itineraries ranging from 12 to 18 glorious nights and calls at
an interesting collection of ports — including many new stops this season—
our guests are able to explore several countries in one sailing and become
deeply immersed in the culture, beauty and history of the region.
Imagine visiting seven countries during a single sailing. Star Clipper sets sail
from Lisbon on a 17-night itinerary that call at ports in Portugal, Morocco,
Spain, Tunisia, Italy, Malta and Greece. Or perhaps an island-hopping
journey on Star Flyer to the stunning Balearics and Corsica will whet your
appetite for adventure.
Star Clipper sails the longest Grand Voyage of the season. Our 18-night
journey spans from the shores of Turkey to 10 ports in Greece, with calls at
Montenegro, Croatia and Italy along the way. An equally enticing 12-night
itinerary on Royal Clipper explores Italy, Corsica, the Balearics, Spain and
three ports in northern Africa in the fall when the climate cools and the
crowds dwindle.
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Civitavecchia
CROATIA, MOnTEnEgRO, SICILY & ITALY 14 nTS.
Venice
Civitavecchia
Mahon
Palma de
Mallorca
Malaga
Ponza
Sorrento
Amalfi
Aeolian Islands
Taormina
Lisbon
Bonifacio
Ibiza
Mahon
Cadiz
Motril
Tangier
Casablanca
Safi
Rovinj
Hvar
Dubrovnik
Civitavecchia
Kotor
Ponza
Palmarola
Costa
Sorrento
Smeralda
Corfu
Porto Vecchio
Portoferraio
Taormina
Mon Malaga, Spain
Tue At Sea
Wed Palma, Mallorca – Balearic Islands, Spain
Thu Mahon, Menorca – Balearic Islands, Spain
Fri
At Sea
Sat Civitavecchia (Port of Rome), Italy
Sun Palmarola (am) & Ponza (pm) – Ponzian Island, Italy
Mon Sorrento,Italy (Optional Tour Capri or Pompeii)
Tue Amalf, Italy
Wed Taormina, Sicily – Italy
Thu Lipari & Stromboli (sail by), Aeolian Island – Italy
Fri
At Sea
Royal Clipper at sail off the Amalf Coast
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Sun
Bonifacio, Corsica
Mon
Tue
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Fri
At Sea
Saf, Morocco (Optional Tour Marrakech)
Sat
Sun
Casablanca, Morocco
Mon
Tangier, Morocco
Tue
Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville)
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Lisbon, Portugal
Sat Venice, Italy
Sun Rovinj, Croatia
Mon Hvar, Croatia
Tue Dubrovnik, Croatia
Wed Kotor, Montenegro
Thu Corfu, Greece
Fri At Sea
Sat Taormina, Sicily – Italy
Sun Sorrento,Italy (Optional Tour Capri or Pompeii)
Mon Ponza (am), Palmarola (pm), Ponzian Islands – Italy
Tue Civitavecchia (Port of Rome), Italy
Wed Porto Vecchio, Corsica – France
Thu Costa Smeralda, Sardinia – Italy
Fri Portoferraio, Elba – Italy
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TUrKey, GreeCe, CroaTIa & MonTeneGro 18 nTs.
GreeCe, sICILy, MaLTa, TUnIsIa & sPaIn 14 nTs.
Venice
Mykonos
Palma de Mahon
Mallorca
Katakolon Athens
Lisbon
Syracuse
Motril
Tunis
Pantelleria Malta Hydra
Tangier
Monemvasia
Wed
Lisbon, Portugal
Thu
At Sea
Fri
Tangier, Morocco
Sat
Sun
At Sea
Mon
Tue
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Fri
Pantelleria, Italy
Sat
Valletta, Malta
Sun
Syracuse, Sicily – Italy
Mon
At Sea
Tue
Wed
Monemvasia, Greece
Thu
Mykonos, Greece
Fri
Hydra, Greece
Sat
Athens, Greece
Mykonos, Greece
Mali Losinj
Korcula
Dubrovnik
Hvar
Kotor
Ouranopolis Istanbul
Skopelos
Skiathos
Canakkale
Corfu
Myrina
Athens
Mykonos
Katakolon
Santorini
Poros
Sat
Istanbul, Turkey
Sun
Mon
Myrina, Limnos – Greece
Tue
Sail by Monasteries on Mount Athos, Greece
Tue
Ouranopolis, Greece (afternoon-evening)
Wed
Skiathos, Greece
Thu
Skopelos, Greece
Fri
Poros, Greece
Sat
Athens, Greece
Sun
Mykonos, Greece
Mon
Santorini, Greece
Tue
At Sea
Wed
Thu
Corfu, Greece
Fri
Kotor, Montenegro
Sat
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Sun
Korcula, Croatia
Mon
Hvar, Croatia
Tue
Wed
Venice, Italy
2014 DEPARTURE: June 21 ~ September 6
Cartagena
Motril
Mahon
Athens
Syracuse
Pilos
Tunis
Malaga
Pantelleria
Malta
Monemvasia
Hammamet
Sat
Athens, Greece
Sun
Monemvasia, Greece
Mon
Pilos, Greece
Tue
At Sea
Wed
Syracuse, Sicily
Thu
Valletta, Malta
Fri
Pantelleria, Italy
Hammamet, Tunisia
Sat
Sun
Mon
At Sea
Tue
Wed
At Sea
Thu
Cartagena, Spain
Fri
Sat
Malaga, Spain
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Monte Carlo
St Tropez
Lisbon
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Malaga
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Monte Carlo
Cannes
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Palma de
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Bonifacio
Costa
Ibiza
Cartagena
Smeralda
Malaga
Gibraltar
Tangier
Mon Lisbon, Portugal
Tue Portimao, Portugal
Wed Cadiz, Spain (Optional Tour Seville)
Thu Tangier, Morocco
Fri
Gibraltar
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Sun At Sea
Mon Cartagena, Spain
Tue Ibiza, Balearic Islands – Spain
Wed Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Thu At Sea
Fri
St. Tropez, France
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Lisbon, Portugal
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SPAIN, MONACO, CORSICA, SARDINIA & FRANCE 14 NTS.
FRANCE, CORSICA, BALEARIC ISLANDS & SPAIN 14 NTS.
Monte Carlo
St Tropez
Calvi
Figari
Beach
Valencia Pollenca
Sant Carles
Bonifacio
de la Rapita
Mahon
Ibiza
Palma de Mallorca
La Sabina
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Sun At Sea
Mon Cartagena, Spain
Wed Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Thu At Sea
Fri
St. Tropez, France
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun L’lle Rousse/St. Florent, Corsica – France
Mon Figari Beach & Bonifacio (overnight), Corsica – France
Tue Sailing the Strait of Bonifacio (morning)
Tue Costa Smeralda, Sardinia – Italy
Wed Porto (am), Scandola Nature Reserve (pm),Corsica – France
Thu Porquerolles, Iles d’Hyeres & Sanary-sur-Mer – France
Fri
St. Tropez (Beach Stop & Town), France
Sat
Cannes, France
2014 DEPARTURE: May 3
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun St. Tropez, France
Mon Calvi, Corsica – France
Tue Figari Beach & Bonifacio, Corisica – France
Wed Bonifacio, Corisica – France (depart morning)
Fri
Sat
Tue Valencia, Spain
Wed Sant Charles de la Rapita, Spain
Fri
Sat
2014 DEPARTURE: June 28
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Monte Carlo
Calvi
St Tropez
Ajaccio
Figari Beach
Valencia Pollenca
Sant Carles
de la Rapita
Mahon
Ibiza
FRANCE, SPAIN & BALEARIC ISLANDS 14 NTS.
Bonafacio, Corsica
– France
Sanary-sur-Mer Monte Carlo
Sete
Port Vendres
St Tropez
Palamos
Calvi
Barcelona
Mahon
Bonifacio
Palma de Mallorca
La Sabina
Sat
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Wed Sant Carles de la Rapita, Spain
Fri
Sat
Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Sun Mahon, Menorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Mon At Sea
Tue Figari Beach & Bonifacio (overnight), Corsica – France
Wed Bonifacio (depart morning)
Wed Ajaccio, Corsica – France
Thu Calvi, Corsica – France
Fri
St. Tropez (Beach Stop & Town), France
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
2014 DEPARTURE: August 9
Palma de
Malaga Cartagena Ibiza Mallorca
Motril
Puerto Banus
Sat
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Sun Calvi, Corsica – France
Mon St. Tropez, France
Tue Sanary-sur-Mer, France
Wed Sete, France
Thu Port Vendres, France
Fri
Palamos, Spain
Sat
Barcelona, Spain
Sun Mahon, Menorca, Balearic Islands – Spain
Mon Palma, Balearic Islands – Spain
Wed Cartagena, Spain
Thu Motril, Spain (Optional Tour Granada)
Fri
Puerto Banus, Spain
Sat
Malaga, Spain
Ibiza, Balearic Islands
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Date
Nights
Ship
From / To
APD†
16-Apr
17
Star Clipper
Lisbon / Athens
50%
28-Apr
12
Royal Clipper
Malaga / Rome
50%
28-Apr
12
Star Flyer
Lisbon / Monaco
50%
3-May
14
Star Flyer
Malaga / Cannes
50%
21-Jun
18
Star Clipper
Istanbul / Venice
45%
28-Jun
14
Star Flyer
Monaco / Palma
45%
9-Aug
14
Star Flyer
Palma / Monaco
45%
6-Sep
18
Star Clipper
Istanbul / Venice
45%
4-Oct
14
Star Flyer
Monaco / Malaga
45%
11-Oct
14
Royal Clipper
Venice / Rome
50%
18-Oct
14
Star Clipper
Athens / Malaga
50%
25-Oct
12
Royal Clipper
Rome / Lisbon
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Summer
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Owner’s
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APD Savings up to 25%.
Third
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Share Charges
No APD Savings.
Royal Clipper
12-Night
14-Night
Brochure Rate
$4,868
$5,058
$5,498
$5,818
$6,208
$6,918
$9,098
$11,718
45% Off Rate
$2,677
$2,782
$3,024
$3,200
$3,414
$5,189
$6,824
$8,789
50% Off Rate
$2,434
$2,529
$2,748
$2,909
$3,104
$5,189
$6,824
$8,789
Brochure Rate
$5,558
$5,888
$6,318
$6,718
$7,138
$8,078
$10,538 $13,388
50% Off Rate
$2,779
$2,944
$3,159
$3,359
$3,569
$6,059
$7,904
$10,041
Brochure Rate
$4,538
$5,058
$5,498
$5,818
$6,208
$6,918
NA
$9,098
50% Off Rate
$2,269
$2,529
$2,749
$2,909
$3,104
$5,189
NA
$6,824
Brochure Rate
$5,288
$5,888
$6,318
$6,718
$7,138
$8,078
NA
$10,538
45% Off Rate
$2,908
$3,238
$3,475
$3,695
$3,926
$6,059
NA
$7,904
50% Off Rate
$2,644
$2,944
$3,159
$3,359
$3,569
$6,059
NA
$7,904
$1,198
$430
$1,248
$490
$1,198
$430
$1,298
$510
$1,398
$620
$1,448
$620
Star Flyer & Star Clipper
12-Night
14-Night
17-Night
18-Night
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Brochure Rate
$6,368
$7,158
$7,668
$8,158
$8,668
$9,808
NA
$12,868
50% Off Rate
$3,184
$3,579
$3,834
$4,079
$4,334
$7,356
NA
$9,651
Brochure Rate
$6,778
$7,578
$8,128
$8,638
$9,178
$10,378
NA
$13,628
45% Off Rate
$3,728
$4,168
$4,470
$4,751
$5,048
$7,784
NA
$10,221
Rome, Italy
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A transatlantic crossing on a Tall Ship is the fondest dream of
anyone who loves sailing. But unless you know how to chart a
course by celestial navigation or scramble up a tall mast, your
chances of realizing that dream were nil, until Star Clippers.
Aboard Royal Clipper, Star Clipper or Star Flyer, you can know
the thrill of traversing a great ocean under sail, without any
skills or effort on your part. Imagine long lazy days at sea. The
time-out-of-mind sensation of watching the water slip under
the bow, of gazing at a horizon that is 360 degrees wide, of
feeling the steadying power of sails as they capture the energy
of the wind and thrust your ship through the vast expanse of
ocean. In all the world, there is no experience as wonderfully
renewing and invigorating. Make this your year for the ultimate
in sailing. A transatlantic crossing aboard Star Clippers.
Date
12-Apr
12-Apr
9-Apr
9-Apr
Nights
21
16
24
19
eastBOUND
Barbados to Rome
Barbados to Malaga
St. Maarten to Malaga
St. Maarten to Lisbon
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RC
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SF
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Date
Nights
WestBOUND
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18-Oct
22
Malaga to Barbados
SF
25-Oct
15
Las Palmas to Barbados
SF
1-Nov
21
Malaga to St. Maarten
SC
6-Nov
16
Lisbon to Barbados
RC
8-Nov
14
Las Palmas to St. Maarten
SC
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21-NIGHT FULL T.A. BARBADOS TO ROME
16-NIGHT FULL T.A. BARBADOS TO MALAGA
12 Apr
Bridgetown, Barbados
13 Apr - Tue 22 Apr At Sea
23 Apr
Punta Delgada, Azores – Portugal
24 Apr - Sun 27 Apr At Sea
28 Apr
Malaga, Spain
29 Apr
At Sea
30 Apr
1 May
2 May
At Sea
3 May
DATE 2014
16-NIGHT FULL T.A. LISBON TO BARBADOS
Thu 6 Nov
Lisbon, Portugal
Fri 7 Nov
At Sea
Sat 8 Nov
Casablanca, Morocco
Sun 9 Nov
Safi, Morocco
Mon 10 Nov
At Sea
Tue 11 Nov
Tenerife, Canary Islands – Spain
Wed 12 Nov - Fri 21 Nov At Sea
Sat 22 Nov
2014
Date
Barbados
Royal Clippper - Transatlantic
APD Savings
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Third
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Eastbound Transatlantic (T.A.)
21-Night
Barbados to Rome
12-Apr
16-Night
Barbados to Malaga
12-Apr
Brochure Rate $5,878 $6,198 $6,618 $7,038 $7,448 $8,188 $9,348 $12,488
50% Off Rate $2,939 $3,099 $3,309 $3,519 $3,724 $5,732 $6,544 $8,742
Brochure Rate $4,478 $4,698 $5,038 $5,358 $5,678 $6,238 $7,128 $9,498
50% Off Rate $2,239 $2,349 $2,519 $2,679 $2,839 $4,367 $4,990 $6,649
$855
$375
$625
$105
$625
$165
Westbound Transatlantic (T.A.)
16-Night
Lisbon to Barbados
6-Nov
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Tangier, Morocco
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Casablanca, Morocco
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Safi, Morocco (optional tour Marrakech)
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ajaccio, corsica
It won’t take much time before you learn from
the statues in this town that it is the birthplace
of Napolean Bonaparte. See the art collection
at Palais de Fesch and the elaborate chandeliers
in the Ajaccio Cathedral. Enjoy the view of the
beautiful harbor or relax on the honey sand at
St. Francois beach. For a souvenir, pick up some
handmade myrtle, rosemary or lavender soap in
the local shops.
amalf, Italy
During the Middle Ages, Amalf was a powerful
republic of 70,000 people, rivaling nearby
Ravello. For a sense of Amalf’s medieval glory,
wander through the grand Duomo, containing
the remains of St. Andrew. Or visit nearby
Positano, said to be the most beautiful town in
the Mediterranean.
amorgós, Greece
Amorgós’ cliff-clinging monastery of Hozoviotissas
has one of the most spectacular locations of any in
Greece. Only a few monks live in the cavernous
50-room monastery, but the view from their terrace
aerie might make you think they had all fown to
heaven from this very spot.
arrecife, lanzarote, canary Islands, spain
The volcano-pocked landscape of Lanzarote,
the northernmost of the Canary Islands, might
remind you of the moon. The center of Arrecife,
Lanzarote’s picturesque seaside capital, is called the
puddle, an odd reference on this desert-like island
where camels are a form of local transport. In the
16th century Castillo San Gabriel, discover the
story of the Guanche, the original inhabitants of
the islands. Or explore the underground volcanic
grottoes in La Cueva de los Verdes.
athens, Greece
Walking in the shadow of the Acropolis in the
Agora, you can almost hear the voices of Plato,
Socrates and Aristotle arguing about who was
the greatest philosopher. Ancient Athens, the
birthplace of democracy and epicenter of western
civilization, is a city for all eternity.
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Barcelona, spain
The capital and cultural hub of the Catalonia
region, Barcelona is Spain’s second largest city
and one of the Mediterranean’s busiest ports.
The medieval atmosphere of the Gothic Quarter
combined with mosaic-paved Las Ramblas make
the city one of Europe’s most beautiful. No
visit to Barcelona would be complete without
a tour of architect Antonio Gaudi’s unfnished
masterpiece, Church of La Sagrada Familia,
and Montserrat, the 1,000-year-old Benedictine
Abbey surrounded by mountains and home to the
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Bonifacio, corsica
Bonifacio’s almost landlocked harbor is one of
the most dramatic totally protected harbors, a
bustling port with excellent seafood restaurants
and a modern marina. The ancient citadel town
is perched high atop a seemingly impenetrable
granite cliff.
On the wild and rugged east coast of Barbados, the
isolated beaches are the color of sunrise, the red
sands having blown all the way across the Atlantic
from the Sahara. The easternmost island of the
Windwards, and indeed, of the entire Caribbean,
reaches out to Africa and the Old World, as if
not quite part of the New. Bridgetown, Barbados,
is an interesting town full of contrasts. George
Washington actually slept here! Trafalgar Square
reminds you that the laidback, rum- and fun-loving
island’s British-infuenced heritage includes revered
traditions like cricket and high tea.
cadiz, spain
Cadiz, called ‘‘the cup of silver,’’ is almost African
in appearance – its streets are lined with palm trees,
its churches topped with dome-like cupolas. Take
advantage of our optional tours to Seville, the
irresistible capital and cultural center of Andalusia.
calvi, corsica
Napoleon once said that he could recognize
his native island blindfolded because of the
wonderful perfume of the maquis. Approaching
by sea, it is the frst thing you experience about
Corsica. The second is its wild and mountainous landscape. Nearby are secluded beaches and
the eerie Grottes des Veaux Marins, offering
fantastic diving opportunities.
famed “Black Madonna.” Art lovers will delight
in the Picasso Museum that features more than
3,800 works by the artist.
Bodrum, turkey
Known in ancient times as Halicarnassus, this was
the birthplace of Herodotus and the site of King
Mausolu’s Tomb (4th century BC), one of the
Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
camlimani, turkey
Near Kusadasi, on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast, a small
bay shelters a private resort where guests can enjoy
a myriad of watersports and other amenities. Swim
at the beach or in the enormous pool. Snorkel or
enjoy a drink at the pool bar, stroll the pine-scented
grounds, or have a run at the rides in the aquapark.
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canakkale, turkey
Facing squarely across the Dardanelles to
confront the imposing mass of Kilitbahir
Fortress, Canakkale reminds you that this area
has been a place of confict since the time of
the Trojan War. In Gallipoli (Gelibolu), the
bodies of 22,000 Allied forces lie buried, the
result of Ataturk’s ferce attack on Anzac troops
in one of the bloodiest battles of World War I.
Nearby Troy (Truva), uncovered by archeologist
Heinrich Schliemann in 1871, was of course the
site of the most famous siege in history. Time has
eroded most of the 3,500-year-old ruins, but you
can imagine what Priam felt as he faced Achilles’
invading Greek army.
capri, Italy
Capri, where Emperor Tiberius held notorious
bacchanals at his imperial villa, has gradually
become one of the most popular resorts in
southern Italy. Famous for its scenery and
climate, Capri is a garden of Eden teeming with
vegetation despite the rocky landscape.
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cartagena, spain
Located on the Murcia coast, this walled
Mediterranean port city is one of Spain’s bestkept secrets. Under King Philip II, Cartagena’s
naturally deep, sheltered harbor was developed
into the nation’s premier naval base, a position
it still enjoys today. Explore the remains of the
mythical Roman theater of Carthago Nova that
was “lost” for 6,000 years and discovered by chance
in 1987. History buffs will want to explore the lost
treasures of centuries-old artifacts recovered along
the Spanish coast and go on a journey through the
sea trade and maritime history of the region at the
National Museum of Underwater Archaeology.
casablanca, Morocco
Veiled by overlapping mantles of French,
Arabian and African culture, Casablanca reveals
new faces at every turn. The enormous Hassan
II Mosque (holding 70,000 worshippers) is the
new Morocco, while the fanciful Mauresque
buildings in the Medina impart visions of prewar Casablanca.
civitavecchia (rome), Italy
St. Peter’s, with its breathtaking Sistine Chapel,
newly restored to its former glory; the Spanish
Steps, where all Rome passes by; the Colosseum,
where gladiators fought to the death, and the
Pantheon, considered to be the most perfect
architectural statement of the ages.
corfu, Greece
The lushest (and some say the loveliest) of
all the Greek Islands, Corfu lies just a stone’s
throw from the Albanian coast. Nowhere is the
stunning natural beauty of Corfu more evident
than in the small village of Paleocastritsa, where
legend says Odysseus was washed ashore to be
rescued by Nausicaa.
costa smeralda, sardinia
Sardinia is a rugged, earth-toned land inhabited
by an ancient people who have changed little
since the Dark Ages. The Costa Smeralda
(Emerald Coast) is a beautiful resort area
developed by the Aga Khan, and in direct
contrast to the surrounding countryside.
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Dalyan river, turkey
At frst glance, this is a picture one hardly expects
to see in Turkey – a lovely, unspoiled lake teeming
with fsh, a lush marshy delta, verdant farmlands,
a lazy, reed-fringed river meandering into the sea.
On shore you can see ruins of the Lycian city of
Caunos, with its basilica and fortifcations looming
over the green marsh where endangered Caretta
loggerhead turtles hatch in the spring.
Dikili, Greece (tour pergamum)
Dikili is a sleepy little beach town,
authentically Turkish. The harbor is lined with
open-air restaurants and shops with local food
specialties. Nearby, Pergamum is worth a visit,
especially for its two main monuments: the
Acropolis perched at a height of 919 feet and
the Asklepion.
Dubrovnik, croatia
It was George Bernard Shaw who said, “Those
who seek paradise on earth should come to
Dubrovnik.” Indeed, Dubrovnik is a treasure
by any measure made more precious by its
miraculous restoration. Crowned by the Minceta
Tower, the 10th-century city walls are the proud
symbol of Dubrovnik’s colorful history.
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funchal, Madeira, portugal
The British have a soft spot in their hearts
for Madeira. Since before the Napoleonic
Wars, Funchal has been a favorite R&R stop
for British holidaymakers. Madeira’s terrain
is impossibly steep, interrupted frequently
by cascading waterfalls and covered in lush
greenery and fowers. Everyone who visits
Madeira has to take the careening sled ride
from Monte to Funchal.
Gibraltar
Known for its famous rock, the British territory of
Gibraltar lies at the tip of the Iberian Peninsula,
offering stunning views of Algeciras Bay and the
Moroccan mountains. Take a cable car to the
top of the rock and stop along the way to see the
Barbary apes, or enjoy a day at the beach.
Hammamet, tunisia
From behind high walled gardens, the sweet scent
of jasmine wafts into the air of Hammamet, to
mix with the tantalizing aroma of spices and
leather in the souks of the old medina. Situated
just south of the Cap Bon Peninsular, this “St.
Tropez of Tunisia” has been a favoured haunt of
celebrated visitors from the 1920’s. Today, in
addition to bargains in the bazaars, it’s the fabulous
beaches that attract visitors, plus the chance to
tour Carthage.
Hvar, croatia
The heavenly scent of lavender perfumes the
air in the felds and valleys around the island of
Hvar. Idyllically located just off the Dalmatian
coast, the island and the little port named after it
have been a favorite getaway ever since the time
of the Romans, the Byzantines, the Venetians
and even Austro-Hungarian royalty.
Hydra, Greece
Hydra is a town of stately mansions all built
around 1800 by blockade runners who had
made fortunes outwitting the British during the
Napoleonic Wars. As there are no cars, to see
the spectacular view from the Monastery of Ilias
you’ll have to ride a donkey to the top.
Ibiza, Balearic Islands, spain
Ibiza is a place where people hang out because
they can let it all hang out. Except for the
medieval walls, you could almost think it was the
Med’s version of Key West. But away from the
bustle of town, some lovely beaches await.
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Istanbul, turkey
Throughout thousands of years Istanbul’s
geographic position has maintained its importance.
Today it is a huge metropolis connecting
continents, cultures and religions, and is home to
11 million people and one of the greatest business
and cultural centers of the region.
Katakolon, Greece
The beach at little Katakolon is an inviting
diversion, but you will surely want to go inland
to Olympia for bigger game. Set in a stunningly
lovely valley overlooked by Kronos Hill, Olympia
began hosting athletic games in the 11th century
BC. Walk through the sacred Temples of Zeus
and Hera, stand on the still-visible starting line
in the stadium and imagine the chariots about to
hurtle around the Hippodrome.
Korcula, croatia
Framed by dense green forests of allepo pine and
twisted cypress, the red tile roofs of Korcula, whose
most famous native son was Marco Polo, form an
inviting picture. The pale wheat-colored stone
Cathedral of St. Mark houses a treasure trove
of Dalmatian and Italian art. Walk through the
towering Land Gate for a great view of the town.
Kos, Greece
Kos was the home of Hippocrates, and near the old
Kastro (castle) of the Knights of St. John there stands
an ancient plane tree which is purported to be from
the time of the famous physician. Kos abounds with
famous ruins, but perhaps the best known is the
Asklepian, where Hippocrates taught the healing
arts. Known for its curative powers and featuring
therapeutic treatments and a soothing environment,
it was the original model for today’s spas.
Kotor, Boka fjord, Montenegro
This stunning rock-walled chasm splitting the
coastal mountains of Montenegro is the longest
arm of the sea in Southern Europe. Boka harbors
one of the prettiest unspoiled towns you’ll ever
see, the medieval city of Kotor. Founded by the
Romans, fortifed during the Byzantine era, then
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ruled by Venice for much of its history, Kotor has
been naturally preserved by its isolation.
Kusadasi, turkey (tour Ephesus)
Kusadasi is a popular Turkish port of call, as
not only is it a bustling resort town full of
shops, bars and restaurants, but it is also the
main access point for the famous archeological
site at Ephesus. Extensive excavations have
revealed an ancient city through which visitors
can now wander and observe the wonders of a
bygone civilization.
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la sabina, formentera, spain
La Sabina is ideal for travelers looking for some
peace and quiet. This port village is located on
the Balearic Island of Formentera, known for
its pristine white beaches. Visitors can explore
the beautiful coastline and enjoy fresh fsh at a
local restaurant.
las palmas, canary Islands, spain
This 15th-century city with a semitropical
colonial ambience is a favorite stopping place
for yachts crossing the Atlantic. Visit the Casa
Colon, named for the great explorer, and do some
exploring of your own by adventuring to the
volcanic crater of Caldera de Taburiente National
Park. Its lunar landscape and exotic vegetation
take you to a new world.
lerici, Italy
Lord Byron, a Lerici literary resident, once swam
across what is now called the “Golfo dei Poeti.” The
small fshing villages of San Terenzo, Tellaro and
Fiascherino and Montemarcello are similar to the
more famous Cinque Terre. Optional tours to Pisa
or Cinque Terre are available.
lipari, aeolian Islands, Italy
Italy’s seven volcanic Aeolian Islands, just off
the north coast of Sicily, are obviously a place
favored by the gods. In Lipari, climb narrow
streets to the medieval castello and enjoy
a secluded beach. As Royal Clipper & Star
Clipper sail past Isola Strómboli, watch the sky
for frequent volcanic freworks.
lisbon, portugal
The capital of Portugal since its conquest from
the Moors in 1147, Lisbon is a legendary city
with over 20 centuries of history. Spreading out
along the right bank of the Tagus, its downtown,
the Baixa, is located in the 18th-century area
around Rossio. The Alfama, one of the oldest
quarters in Lisboa, still retains much of its
original layout since it largely survived the
earthquake of 1755.
l’Ile rousse, corsica
Crowded with yachts fying burgees hailing from
the world’s most prestigious yacht clubs, the harbor
of St. Florent is a regatta of colours. Take an excursion to the peninsula of Cap Corse, where medieval
watchtowers dot the cliff tops every few miles.
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Mahon, Menorca, spain
You can see why Lord Nelson choose this spot
as the base for the British Mediterranean feet
during the Napoleonic Wars. Imagine dozens of
ships of the line being ftted out for battle in this
historic harbor. Mahon’s heritage also includes
the invention of mayonnaise and the frst
distillation of gin from juniper berries.
Malaga, spain
Malaga’s fortress palace of the Alcazaba and the
Castillo de Gibralfaro are splendid examples of
Moorish architecture. But it is in Granada that
you can see the most romantic and magnifcent
expression of the Arabesque style in the glorious
Alhambra Palace.
Mali losinj, croatia
The warm sands of Cikat Bay are an irresistible
magnet for beachgoers. And no wonder, the
beach is 30 kilometers long and offers every
watersport imaginable. In the fortifed town of
Veli Losinj, climb the 16th-century tower and
hear the history of the Uskoks, warrior refugees
from the Turkish invasion who fed in 1526
to the coastal islands to start new lives under
Hapsburg protection.
Monemvasia, Greece
From the shore, it’s a big rock sticking out into
the sea. Then you pass over the causeway, and
through an iron fortress gate, and suddenly, the
town of Monemvasia is before you, a perfectly
preserved Byzantine fortifed port, once 60,000
strong, now home to just a few hundred. You can
readily see why the name Monemvasia means
single entrance! In the rocky hills above, ancient
Byzantine ruins loom over the town, while below
a maze of red tiled roofs and twisting alleys hide
tavernas and cafes and the home of revered Greek
poet Yannis Ritsos.
Monte carlo, Monaco
Monaco is the fabled domain of princes and movie
stars. The magnifcent Palais du Prince and opulent casinos remind you of an elegant, pre-war era.
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With more wealth concentrated in one small area
than almost any place on earth, this principality retains its gilt-edged allure. Smaller than New
York’s Central Park, Monaco might be demure
in size but makes up for it in opulence. The very
essence of the Riviera with its couture fashion,
overfowing wealth and fashy nightlife.
Motril, spain
The town of Motril is located in the Spanish
region of Andalucia on the Costa Tropical.
Nestling at the foothills of the Sierra Lujar
Mykonos, Greece
mountains, the town’s coastal strip includes two
main beaches – the busy Playa Poniente and the
quieter Playa Granada.
Mykonos, Greece
One of the most cosmopolitan of all the Greek
Islands, Mykonos is a contrast of rocky hills
and beautiful beaches. Hora, the capital,
spreads around a colorful harbor, a popular
meeting place overlooked by a variety of
tavernas, where fshing boats nestle side by side
with luxury yachts.
Myrina, limnos, Greece
It was Zeus who hurled Hephaestus from Mt.
Olympus to land on Limnos, leaving the god of
metalworking with a permanent limp. Perhaps
he was nursed to health by excellent red and
white wines (fortifed or not) grown on Limnos’
volcanic soils. The town of Myrina sits under
the winding white ramparts of the Kastro, built
in 1186.
ouranoupolis, Greece
The picturesque village of Ouranoupolis, “City
of the Heavens,” lies at the threshold of the
unique community of Mount Athos. Its imposing
landmark, the fortifed Byzantine tower that
nests on the rocks at the seafront, is the largest
monumental structure in Halkidiki. The beauty
of Ouranoupolis is in its long sandy beaches, the
lonesome coves and the deserted islets waiting to
be discovered.
palma, Mallorca, spain
Towering over the harbor, Palma’s enormous
Gothic cathedral is a powerful symbol of the
religious fervor that gripped all of Spain shortly
after the defeat of the Moors. Built by Jaumé I,
its vast open nave and soaring Gothic columns
have been added over the centuries. Behind
the cathedral, a maze of twisting streets leads to
designer boutiques and open-air markets.
palamos, spain
Nestled on the Costa Brava, guests can soak
up the sun and relax on one of the area’s many
beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters
and a rich variety of sea life. Get to know the
Catalan culture better by sampling some fresh
seafood, go for a stroll along the medieval
streets of the old town or stop by the church of
Santa Eugenia de Villarromá.
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palmarola, Italy
The second largest of the Pontine Islands,
Palmarola is located west of Italy. Its rocky coast
is highlighted by the stack of Mezzogiorno and
Punta Vardella, located at the southeastern tip
of the island. Visit the San Silverio Shrine with
a view that overlooks the ocean or dive in the
crystal-clear sea teaming with fsh.
pantelleria, Italy
Only 35 miles from the shoulder of Africa,
Pantelleria hasn’t been discovered by tourists.
However, celebrities such as Madonna and
Georgio Armani have made it their destination. The island’s volcanic landscape has
no beaches, but there are fascinating marine
grottoes, hot springs and even a natural sauna.
The fishing village of Gadir contains several
of the distinctive dome-topped houses called
dammuso and the hills are dotted with strange
Neolithic funeral mounds called sesi.
patmos, Greece
This serene island is known as the site of the
apocalyptic revelations of St. John the Divine.
The cave where he is said to have lived is now the
site of the Monastery of the Apocalypse. It houses
priceless icons and manuscripts in its treasury.
pilos, Greece
Homer’s “Wise King Nestor” was very wise indeed
to build his magnifcent palace near Pilos. For
the city’s harbor of Navarino Bay and the landlocked lake that was the original harbor were a
perfect refuge from storms – and invaders. And
it was at this site on October 20, 1827, with the
help of Britain, Russia and France, that modern
Greece attained independence, defeating the
Turkish navy in the Battle of Navarino Bay.
piran, slovenia
At the tip of the Piran Peninsula sits Slovenia’s
hidden gem. Despite its modest size, Piran boasts
some the country’s fnest architecture, history
and cuisine. Resembling an open-air museum, the
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town’s Venetian infuence is evident throughout
its narrow streets. Visit the 19th century Tartini
Square, named after famous violinist and
composer Giuseppe Tartini, and St. George’s
Church, dramatically situated hilltop.
pollenca, Mallorca
With a varied countryside, beautiful beaches,
ancient streets and a rich culture, Pollenca is
set against the stunning Tramuntana mountain
range. Visitors are often seen strolling around
the marina where the yachts are moored, past
Piran, Slovenia
cafés and restaurants, along the celebrated Pine
Walk.
ponta Delgada, azores, portugal
On the island of Sao Miguel, Ponta Delgada is rich
in culture and history. Enjoy some fresh pineapple
at a local market and then visit Pico da Barrosa
mountain for a breath-taking view. Lagoa do Fogo, a
lake with beautiful volcanic landscapes and scenery,
is a must see for nature lovers. Or take a dip at the
hot springs made up of 23 mineral springs spewing
hot water in a sulfur-laden atmosphere.
ponza, pontine Islands, Italy
The pastel houses of Ponza Town rise in neat
terraced rows from the busy harbor where sleekly
groomed yachts and ramshackle fshing boats moor
side by side. Happily, there are few tourists here, so
it’s a delight to wander through the unspoiled town.
poros, saronic Islands, Greece
It’s barely a hop, skip and a jump from the Argolid
Peninsula to the island of Poros, sometimes called
Kaválria. Greece’s naval academy is here, and
visitors can hear the cadets’ marching band every
morning. The views from the Temple of Poseidon
are eternal, which may be why the doomed orator
Demosthenes chose to end his life here. Take a
water taxi to Galatas for excursions to the fragrant
lemon groves of Lemonodhássos or venture inland
to ancient Troezen or Epidauros.
porquerolles, Hyéres Islands, france
The island’s little town was created as a retirement
community for Napoleon’s troops - making it the
world’s frst “Sun City.” Today, Porquerolles is a
destination for nature lovers, who hike the hills
covered in sage, myrtle, and oddly exotic plants to
a magnifcent white sand beach.
portimao, algarve coast, portugal
The city of Portimao, the beach resort Praia da
Rocha, and the nature reserve Ria de Alvor are
the most well- known places of an Algarve region
quite unique in its diversity. Explore the countless
shopping opportunities, visit historical sites, stroll
along the river boulevard or just sip a drink in a
garden bar.
portoferraio, Elba, Italy
From his villa in Portoferraio, Napoleon, the
exiled emperor of France, looked out over the
waiting ships in the harbor and dreamed of
returning to glory. Enjoy a local vineyard tour,
and near Portoferraio discover the remains of an
ancient Etruscan civilization.
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porto Vecchio, corsica, Italy
Visit Place de la Republique, the city’s town
square, known for lively restaurants and a sophisticated nightlife. Or relax at Palombaggia, the city’s
most famous beach lined with powdery sand. Porto
Vecchio has a stunning coastline, considered one
of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean.
port Vendres, france
Located on the coast of France near the Spanish
boarder, Port Vendres is known for its pebbly
beaches, rich history and fresh seafood. Guests
can visit a vast number of forts, including the
Madeloc Tower, for unique panoramic views. The
famous Banyuls and Collioure vineyards produce
the famous Banyuls natural aperitif wine, a perfect souvenir from this enchanting town.
praia de Vitoria, azores, portugal
One of the most modern towns in the Azores,
Praia do Vitorria is one of two cities that makes
up the island of Teceira. The town’s highest point
is the peak of Santa Barbara, a massive shield
volcano. South is Angra do Heroismo, the historic capital of the Azores and a UNESCO World
Heritage Site.
puerto Banus, spain
Located on the Costa del Sol of southeast Spain,
Puerto Banus is a beautiful Mediterranean
playground of white-washed buildings and
a marina flled with yachts. The marina was
developed in 1970 and over the past four decades
has become adored by jet-setters around the
globe for its beauty and simplicity. Famous for its
prominent visitors, nightlife and luxury boutiques,
this ‘Jewel of the Costa del Sol’ is very much the
place to see and be seen.
punta Delgada, azores, portugal
The Azores have long played host to transatlantic
yachtsmen, traders and explorers. It stands on
the pretty green and fertile island of Sao Miguel.
16th and 17th century economic growth saw the
construction of lavish palaces and churches of the
period, many still surviving.
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The largest Italian Riviera seaside resort town,
Rapallo boasts a picturesque castle that was
built in 1551 to protect against attacks. The
small harbor, seaside promenade and shopping streets leave a memorable impression. A
highlight of a visit to Rapallo is a funicular ride
up the hill to Montallegro. Optional ferry to
Portofno.
rhodes, Greece
The beautiful island of Rhodes (Island of Roses)
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has a rich and varied history. The beach at
Lindos is among the best on the island, whose
capital, Rhodes Town is a bustling mecca for both
sightseers and shoppers alike.
rovinj, croatia
Rovinj is a typical example of a Mediterranean
town. The town is dominated by the Baroque
three-nave church of St. Euphemia (Fuma)
– close to the harbor are the clock tower, the
baroque Balbi’s Arch and the former 17th century
Town Hall. To the east lies the complex of the
Franciscan monastery and to the south, Rovinj’s
oldest monument, the Romanesque heptagonal
chapel of the Holy Trinity.
saf, Morocco
Today, Saf is mainly modern, home to a fshing
port and diversifed industries. The old town that
lies within the city is still very much alive. Here
you may be tempted to buy pottery typical of this
part of the region.
st. Maarten
The smallest island in the world shared by
two countries, St. Martin/St. Maarten is
big on shopping. Whether you go Dutch in
Philipsburg or prefer Marigot’s French touch,
you’re always welcome.
st. tropez, france
One of the liveliest towns along the French
Riviera, this chic port is known for shopping,
sun-worshipping and Hollywood star-gazing.
Vacationers delight in the sandy beaches,
culture, gourmet food and vibrant social scene.
Prowl through the open-air markets for hidden
treasures, or settle into a café and take in the
people and the ritzy yachts in the harbor.
sanary-sur-Mer, france
Located in the heart of Provence, the quaint
town is probably the sunniest place in France. It
was in the waters off Sanary-sur-Mer that Jacques
Cousteau developed the diving equipment that is
still crucial to deep-sea diving today, hence the
diving museum in the 13th-century tower found
among the houses that line the port.
santa cruz de tenerife, canary Islands, spain
The capital of the Canary Islands, Santa Cruz
de Tenerife is located on the eastern tip of the
island. Visit the Auditorio de Tenerife, known
as an architectural symbol of the city. Learn
about the evolution of the Canary Islands in the
Museum of Man and Nature and enjoy the art in
the Tenerife Espacio de las Artes.
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Situated on the coast near the mouth of the Port
dels Alfacs saltwater lagoon, Sant Carles has
vast beaches that are ideal for water sports. An
important spiritual center during the Moorish
period, today Sant Carles is an well-known fshing
village with a lot to see and do. The town’s main
hub of activity is the Los Porches Colonnade.
santorini, Greece
The island of Santorini is perhaps the most
breathtaking of all the Greek islands. Around
1500 BC, a volcanic eruption destroyed the
center of the island, leaving a crescent-shaped
rim of cliffs around a harbor formed in the
volcano’s caldera.
scandola Nature reserve, corsica, france
Located on the island of Corsica, the only way to
access this stunning UNESCO World Heritage
Site is by boat. The area is surrounded by jagged
inlets and caves with rock formations emerging
from the sea. From sea birds to seal and dolphin
colonies, it’s a natural paradise.
sete, france
With rich and distinctive culture, cuisine
and dialect, its no surprise this French
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Mediterranean village has been the hometown
of many renowned artists throughout centuries.
Built on Mont St. Clair in 1666 on the orders
of Louis XIV, Sète serves as a busy port, with
constant movement on land and water. Museums,
art studios and theaters line the streets and
lively jousting tournaments take over the water.
siracusa, sicily, Italy
The Greek Tyrants Gelon and Dionysius the
Elder made Siracusa the most feared power
in the Mediterranean until its downfall by
Rome, resulting in the death of the city’s
most famous citizen, Archimedes. Siracusa’s
best known monument, the grand Tempio di
Atena, survived the ages because it became a
Christian church. At the Neapolis, explore
the ancient Greek quarry and caverns,
including “Ear of Dionysius,” so named by the
painter Caravaggio when he visited the cave
in 1586.
skiathos, Greece
The most sophisticated of the Sporades, abounds
with trendy shops where barely-clad visitors taking
time off from the nearby beaches shop for expensive
wisps of clothing and jewelry. Go a few blocks
inland and you’ll fnd charming fower-decked
houses and gardens overfowing with fruit trees.
skopelos, Greece
A verdant island blessed with olive, almond and
fruit trees. As you sail into the bay surrounding
Skopelos town, it reminds you of a giant Greek
amphitheatre. 120 churches nestle beneath the
ruins of the Venetian castle, and two convents
and a monastery cling to hills above the bay.
sorrento, Italy
Sorrento, whose city walls rise straight out of the
sea, is located on the lovely Amalf Coast and
overlooks the Bay of Naples. Optional excursions
to chic Capri or historic Pompei where the ashen
remains of ancient Romans lie frozen in time.
stromboli, Italy
Only 40,000 years old and continuously
exploding with Fourth of July pyrotechnics,
it’s hard to believe that people manage to live
on Stromboli, but residing in the shadow of an
erupting volcano doesn’t seem to disturb the
residents of this island in the least.
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tangier, Morocco
Tangier was the real model for the famous
American flm “Casablanca” with Humphrey
Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. It still retains its
faded mongrel charm – not entirely Moroccan,
European or African but a heady mix of
all three.
taormina, sicily, Italy
Barreling under full sail through the narrow Strait
of Messina past Scylla and Charybdis, where rock
and whirlpool almost claimed Ulysses, you arrive
in lovely Taormina. Perched on the shoulder of
Mt. Etna, Taormina inspired Goethe to say, “It is
the greatest work of art and nature.”
tenerife, canary Islands, spain
The island of Tenerife is bisected by steep
volcanic mountains cut by garden-like valleys
lush with fowers and vegetation. In the capital
of Santa Cruz’ anthropological museum, learn
about the original inhabitants of Tenerife, the
stone age Guanche people, who eked out an
existence as shepherds.
tunis (carthage), tunisia
No visit to Tunis is complete without
Carthage. Founded by Queen Dido and the
ever-roving Phoenicians around 900 BC,
Carthage fourished and extended its rule to
Spain, the Balearic Islands, Sardinia, Malta and
the entire coast of North Africa to Egypt. They
were in constant confict with the Greeks,
who defeated their conquest of Sicily, and
then Rome, culminating in the Punic Wars.
Hannibal’s crossing of the Alps and attempted
invasion of Rome ended in Carthage’s fnal
defeat in 146 BC. But confict came to
Carthage again in the 20th century. Nearby lies
a Cemetery holding 2841 North American war
dead from WWII.
Valletta, Malta
The Knights of St. John put Malta on the map
in 1565 when they withstood an invasion of
30,000 Turks with only 700 Knights. For that
a grateful Europe gave them the means to
build the city of Valleta. And a beautiful city
it is. See the graves of the Knights guarded by
masterpieces by Caravaggio in the imposing
St. John’s Co-Cathedral. Marvel at frescos in
the Palace of the Grand Knights. Or drive to the
ancient ruins of Hagar Qim, where Neolithic
temples more than 5,500 years old are believed
to be the oldest human structures on earth.
Valencia, spain
Best known as the birthplace of paella,
Valencia harmoniously combines remnants of
its past with a look to the future. While Spain’s
third-largest city contains many monuments,
Valencia’s jewel is the futuristic City of Arts
and Sciences, a complex of museums, cinemas,
theaters and more.
Venice, Italy
Venice is the heart and soul of romance. Cast
your eye on the rounded domes of San Marco,
take a deep breath at the Bridge of Sighs, gaze on
the golden lions and the Renaissance glories of
the Doge’s Palace, listen for the ghosts of Verdi,
Puccini and Caruso at La Fenice Opera House,
gape at the classic Palladian proportions of the
Church of San Giorgio Maggiore, glide in a
gondola down the Grand Canal. And know that
love is always in the air in Venice.
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Royal ClippeR
Technical Data
Tonnage: 5,000 • length: 439 ft. • beam: 54 ft. • Draft: 18.5 ft.
Sail area: 56,000 sq. ft. • mast height: 197 ft. • Number of crew: 106
passenger capacity: 227 • 5 masts • 42 sails
built to highest safety standards lloyds 100a1 • Ship’s Registry: malta
* In the event of unsatisfactory weather or wind conditions, Star Clippers reserves the
right to proceed under motorpower in order to meet itinerary requirements.
S = Single occupancy only
Sun Deck
= Third berth D = Fixed double bed
Owner’s Suite
Clipper Deck
Super Deluxe Outside Suite, two Double beds, Separate Sitting area,
minibar, marble bathroom with whirlpool, Room Service.
Deluxe Suite
main Deck
Deluxe Outside Suite, private verandah, two lower beds convert
to Double bed, Sitting area, minibar, marble bathroom with
whirlpool, Room Service.
Category 1
main Deck
Deluxe Outside Deck Cabin, Double bed, minibar, marble
bathroom with whirlpool, Cabin Doors open onto Deck.
Main Deck
Category 2
Clipper Deck
Superior Outside Cabin, two lower beds convert to Double bed,
marble bathroom with Shower.
Category 3
Clipper Deck & Commodore Deck
Outside Cabin, two lower beds convert to Double bed, marble
bathroom with Shower.
Clipper Deck
Owner’s
Suite
Owner’s
Suite
Commodore Deck
Category 4
Outside Cabin, two lower beds convert to Double bed, marble
bathroom with Shower.
Category 5
Commodore Deck
Outside Cabin, Fixed Double bed, marble bathroom with Shower.
Category 6
Clipper Deck
Inside Cabin, Fixed Double bed, bathroom with Shower.
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Your ship’s accommodations are thoughtfully designed, featuring:
private bathrooms, air conditioning, hair dryers, private safe, television,
DvD player, telephone and other amenities an experienced traveler has
come to expect. Royal Clipper’s electrical output is 220 volts.
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star clipper & star flyer
Technical Data
Owner’s Cabin
Clipper Deck
Tonnage: 2,298 • Length: 360 ft.• Beam: 50 ft. • Draft: 18.5 ft.
Sail area: 36,000 sq. ft. • Mast height: 226 ft. • Total Staff: 72
Passenger capacity: 170 • 4 masts • 16 sails
Built to highest safety standards Lloyds 100A1 • Ship’s Registry: Malta
Luxurious Large Outside Cabin. Double Bed, Sitting Area,
Minibar, Private Marble Bath with Whirlpool Bath.
* In the event of unsatisfactory weather or wind conditions, Star Clippers reserves the
right to proceed under motor power in order to meet itinerary requirements.
D = Fixed double bed O = Open directly into dining room
= Third berth R = Raised 4’ off ground (small ladder to bed)
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Category 1
Main Deck & Sun Deck
Deluxe Outside Deck Cabin, two Lower Beds convert to Double
Bed, Minibar, Private Marble Bathroom with Whirlpool Bath,
Cabin Doors open onto Deck.
Sun Deck
Category 2
Clipper Deck
Larger Outside Cabin, two Lower Beds, Double Bed, or
Triple Berths, Private Marble Bathroom.
Category 3
Main Deck
Outside Cabin, two Lower Beds, Double Bed, or Triple Berths,
Private Marble Bathroom.
Category 4
Commodore Deck
Outside Cabin, two Lower Beds Double Bed, or Triple Berths,
Private Marble Bathroom.
Owner’s Cabin
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Clipper Deck
Commodore Deck
Category 5
Inside/outside Cabin, two Lower Beds, Double Bed or
Triple Berths, Private Marble Bathroom.
Category 6
Commodore Deck
Inside Cabin, upper/lower Berths, Private Bathroom.
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Your ship’s accommodations are thoughtfully designed, featuring:
private bathrooms, air conditioning, hair dryers, private safe, television/
DVD player (except Cat. 6), telephone and other amenities an experienced
traveler has come to expect. Electrical output is 110 volts.
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STATEROOMS
Virtual Tours of select
staterooms are available at:
www.starclippers.com
Category 2-4
STaR ClippeR
& STaR FlyeR
Deluxe Suite
Category 1
Star Clipper & Star Flyer (Cat 2-4). Twin beds converted to double.
(Stateroom configurations vary)
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Category 2-4
Category 6 (upper/lower berths)
Royal Clipper (Cat 2-4). Twin beds can be converted to double.
(Stateroom configurations vary)
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Air ProgrAm
Star Clippers offers convenient air transportation to your sailing. You can
book economy class fights between the following gateways in the U.S. and
the departure city for your sailing adventure. Should you wish to upgrade your
fight ticket, ask for a quote for business class air.
For convenience, you can purchase optional transfers between the
airport and your ship on embarkation and disembarkation days. Please have
your travel agent call Star Clippers to request a price quote for your fights
and transfers.
Air Cities
Book Your Own Air.
Albuquerque, NM
Atlanta, GA
Austin, TX
Baltimore, MD
Boston, MA
Charleston, SC
Chicago, IL
Cincinnati, OH
Cleveland, OH
Columbus, OH
Dallas, TX
Denver, CO
Des Moines, IA
Detroit, MI
Hartford, CT
Houston, TX
Indianapolis, IN
Jacksonville, FL
Kansas City, MO
Las Vegas, NV
Los Angeles, CA
Louisville, KY
Memphis, TN
Miami, FL
Milwaukee, WI
Minneapolis, MN
Nashville, TN
New York, NY
Newark, NJ
Norfolk, VA
Oklahoma City, OK
Omaha, NE
Orlando, FL
Philadelphia, PA
Phoenix, AZ
Pittsburgh, PA
Portland, OR
Raleigh Durham, NC
Richmond, VA
Sacramento, CA
Salt Lake City, UT
San Antonio, TX
San Diego, CA
San Francisco, CA
Seattle, WA
St. Louis, MO
Tampa, FL
Tucson, AZ
Washington, DC
See more details about the Air Program on page 70 or call Star Clippers
at 800-442-0551 for more information.
Star Clippers understands that many
passengers prefer to book their own air
using online travel sites in order to get
the best deals on flights. Many passengers
also take advantage of their frequent
flyer miles in order to fly to their cruise
destination. We suggest that passengers
who make their own flight arrangements
use reputable travel suppliers and always buy travel insurance. Star
Clippers is not responsible for missed flights and connections for
passengers who book their own air.
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Star Clippers GSA, Inc. dba Star Clippers Americas acts
only as a sales and marketing agent for Star Clippers, Ltd.
for the purpose of booking travel arrangements on Star
Clippers vessels. Star Clippers, Ltd. operates the vessels
on which you will be sailing.
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AIr ProGrAm
As a convenience to our passengers, Star Clippers
Americas is pleased to offer our air/sea package featuring
roundtrip coach class air transportation from many US
gateways to and from your port of embarkation & disembarkation. Final confirmation of flights will normally
occur within 30 days of departure. Airline schedules may
require an overnight stay in order to reach your embarkation and/or disembarkation destination. The hotel and
other expenses associated with required overnight stays are
the responsibility of the passenger. Star Clippers Americas
airfares are based on capacity-controlled contracts, promotional or group fares, so make your requests as early as possible to ensure availability. If contract fares are not available, passengers will be charged the difference between
the contract rate and the actual airfare available. Some
airlines will allow you to accumulate air miles with the
air tickets that Star Clippers Americas provides. Please
check with the airline. No upgrades to first or business
class, using frequent flyer miles, are allowed when combined with our contract airfares. Star Clippers Americas
reserves the right to choose the airline carrier, routing and
schedule from each city, and the right to substitute charter
or commuter flights for scheduled service or vice versa.
All fares, routes and schedules are subject to availability
and to change without notice. Star Clippers Americas
makes arrangements for air transportation in connection
with these special fare programs solely as a convenience
to our passengers. Star Clippers Americas is not and will
not be responsible for any cancellations, reroutings or
other disruption of schedules services, for any expenses
or other consequences resulting from inclement weather,
strikes, changes/delays in the ship’s schedule or a change/
delay in the schedule or rerouting made by a passenger,
travel agent, or airline. In such events, every effort will
be made to assist passengers in securing alternate flight
arrangements. The services and responsibilities of the air
carriers are subject to the terms of the tariffs published
or filed by such carriers and to the conditions printed on
the ticket issued to passengers. All passengers are advised
to reconfirm their flights with the appropriate airline at
least 72 hours prior to departure as flight schedules may
change after the air tickets are issued. Passengers should
contact the airline for seat assignments. Lost, stolen or
misplaced tickets are the sole responsibility of the passengers. All airline tickets provided by this program are
nonendorsable, cannot be rerouted, reissued or exchanged
for those of another carrier and can only be refunded by
Star Clippers Americas. Any airline penalties resulting
from the cancellation or changes to the air arrangements
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are the responsibility of the passenger. once air tickets
have been issued, a $100 per person administrative fee, in
addition to applicable airline penalties, will be assessed by
Star Clippers Americas for any cancellations or changes
requested by the passenger. For passengers with independent air arrangements in conjunction with our air program, we recommend an adequate allowance of time for
travel delays and/or misconnections in their travel plans.
Name Changes: Changes to airline tickets are subject to
approval by the airline. In some cases, name corrections
may result in the loss of original airline reservations and a
minimum change fee of $100 per person; alternate carriers
and schedules may then be substituted at our discretion.
CUSTom AIr ArrANGEmENTS & CHANGES
Star Clippers Americas offers added flexibility in making air arrangements to and from our cruises. We seek to
accommodate custom air arrangements to or from your
port of embarkation or disembarkation on dates other than
those usually booked. requests for Business or First Class
fares or custom air schedules/deviations are required in
writing. The minimum non-refundable custom-air/deviation charge is $100 per person plus any additional airfare
incurred. Additional change requests will be subject to a
new non-refundable custom-air/deviation charge of $100
per person. The passenger will be responsible for any additional airfare related to the requested change. our ability
to confirm requests will depend on airline availability and
advance notice of the request.
PLANNING YoUr VACATIoN
Star Clippers cruises, packages and air/sea program are
best handled by your travel professional who can provide
the services necessary to complete your trip. As cabins are
limited, we suggest that reservations be made as early as
possible to ensure preferred cabin category. Star Clippers
Americas reserves the right to deny the sale of a cabin for
less than the stated capacity.
TrAVEL rEqUIrEmENTS
All passengers are required to have valid passports. Visas
may be required for certain ports visited. Without the
proper entry requirements, passengers may not be able
to disembark in certain ports of call. All travel documents such as passports, visas, proof of citizenship, etc.,
required for disembarkation at various ports of call are the
responsibility of the passenger. Consult your consulate to
determine documentary requirements or entry permits.
Passengers will not be permitted to sail without proper
documentation and no refund of cruise fare will be given
to any passenger failing to bring such documentation.
Please note that passengers’ names must be exactly as they
appear on their passport.
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SUGGESTEd ATTIrE
The atmosphere on the ship is very relaxed and casual. For
daytime wear, walking shorts, bathing attire with coverups, skirts, light pants and hats are recommended. In the
evening, sun dresses, skirts, or slacks for women and slacks
with polo or dress shirts for men are recommended. Jackets
are not required. Shorts or t-shirts are not to be worn in
the dining room in the evening.
LUGGAGE
All luggage must be securely packed and clearly labeled
with passenger’s full name, ship’s name, cabin number and
date of sailing. We recommend travel documents (cruise
tickets, passport and visa), valuables, medication and hand
luggage are hand carried. Neither Star Clippers, Ltd. nor
Star Clippers Americas is responsible for any loss, theft or
damage to passenger’s luggage or personal property. Any
liability for loss or damage to luggage or personal property
is limited to the terms and conditions specified on the
cruise ticket.
EmBArkATIoN
during embarkation, all passengers must have in his/her
possession a cruise ticket, valid passport, and visas (where
necessary). Embarkation times are included in cruise
documents (generally four hours prior to departure time).
Passengers must be on board the ship no later than one
hour prior to sailing. If all passengers are on board prior to
the scheduled departure time, the ship may sail early.
GrATUITIES
Gratuities on board the ship are not included in Cruise
rates and are at the sole discretion of each guest based
on the level of services performed. However, we are often
asked by our guests for guidance regarding gratuities, and
we suggest gratuities of 8 euros per guest per day.
VISITorS
We regret, for security considerations, no visitors will be
allowed on board.
CHILdrEN
Children are welcome on Star Clippers. While there is
no structured program providing supervision and care for
young children, they are invited to participate in shipboard activities suited to their ability. Children under the
age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
ALCoHoLIC BEVErAGES
Guests are prohibited from bringing alcoholic beverages
for consumption on board the ship. Alcoholic beverages
purchased in ports of call will be retained and returned at
the end of the voyage.
PETS
Pets are not permitted on board Star Clippers, Ltd.’s vessels.
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CanCellations and Refunds
for full refund of cruise fare, notice of cancellation must
be in writing and received by star Clippers americas no
later than one-hundred twenty (120) days prior to sailing. if a cancellation occurs, the following charges will be
assessed:
119-75 days prior to departure = $400 per person
74-60 days prior to departure = 50% of cruise fare
59-30 days prior to departure = 75% of cruise fare
29 days or less prior to departure = no refund
ing are at the passenger’s own risk. neither star Clippers
americas nor star Clippers, ltd. owns or controls any
airlines, ground transportation or hotels. as a convenience
to our passengers, star Clippers americas may sell tickets
for shore excursions or arrange other services which are
operated by independent contractors, but neither star
Clippers, ltd. nor star Clippers americas shall be responsible in any way whatsoever for any damage, loss, injury or
death arising in conjunction with the services provided by
these independent contractors.
Refunds will normally be made to the booking party.
Cruise and air tickets must be returned prior to any
refunds being processed. star Clippers americas can only
be responsible for refunding amounts actually received. if
cancellation fees are charged by air carriers, pre/post hotels
or suppliers, they will be deducted from any refund made.
no refunds will be made to passengers who do not board
the ship or passengers who cancel after the start of the
cruise.
fuel suRChaRge
no fuel surcharge is in effect at the time of printing this
brochure. star Clippers reserves the right to impose a fuel
surcharge, without prior notice, on all guests if the price
of light sweet Crude oil according to the nymeX (new
york mercantile exchange index) exceeds usd $80 per
barrel of oil. the fuel surcharge for guests should not be
more than $10 per guest per day. no right of cancellation
exists under any circumstance due to the charging of fuel
surcharges.
Rights ReseRved & limits of Responsibility
the transportation of passengers and baggage is governed
by the terms and conditions of the Contract of Carriage
contained in the cruise ticket. the passenger’s acceptance
of the ticket contract and acceptance of passage on the
vessel constitutes acceptance of the terms, conditions and
information contained in this document and the cruise
ticket. it is recommended that you read the terms carefully.
speCial oCCasions
passengers celebrating a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon
or other special occasion during their cruise should advise
their travel professional or star Clippers americas at the
time of booking.
star Clippers, ltd. reserves the right at its sole option
and discretion and that of the Captain of the ship without liability for damages or refund of any kind to deviate
from the ship’s advertised or ordinary itinerary or route,
to delay, advance or cancel any sailing, to omit or change
ports of call and may, but is not obliged to, arrange for substantially equivalent transportation by another vessel and/
or by other means of transportation, to cause the passenger
to disembark from the ship temporarily or permanently,
to tow or to be towed or assist other vessels, or to perform
any similar act which, in its sole judgement and discretion,
is justified for any reason.
star Clippers, ltd. or star Clippers americas may for any
reason whatsoever cancel any sailing at any time before
departure of the ship including the event of a full-ship
charter. in such events, star Clippers’ only liability will be
to refund to the passenger the amount it has received for
the cruise ticket.
independent ContRaCtoR /
limit of liability
star Clippers, ltd.’s liability and responsibility does not
extend beyond the vessel; any arrangements made by or
for passengers either before boarding or when disembark-
mediCal Condition/physiCal disabilities
in order to ensure that the Carrier is able to carry
passengers safely and in accordance with applicable safety
requirements established by international, eu or national
law, or in order to meet safety requirements established
by competent authorities including the ship’s flag state,
the passenger making the booking represents that all
passengers in the booking are fit to travel. star Clippers
americas recommends that physically disabled passengers
travel with someone who is able to assist them both on
board and ashore. our vessels do not have elevators or
ramps, and access to land is often via ship’s launches. star
Clippers, ltd. reserves the right to refuse or revoke passage
to anyone who, in its judgement, is unfit to travel due to
a physical or mental condition or who may require care
beyond that which can be provided by star Clippers, ltd.
star Clippers, ltd. regards third trimester pregnancy as a
travel risk and reserves the right to refuse passage to pregnant women. star Clippers, ltd. will not be responsible
or liable for any complications relative to such pregnancy
arising or occurring during the entire cruise vacation.
mediCal seRviCes
a qualified physician or registered nurse is either on staff
or is available from shore. in addition, the ship’s officers
are qualified in administering first aid. should a passenger
require hospital treatment, the ship is almost always near
a medical facility on shore. passengers requiring prescription medications are advised to bring them on board. only
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a few over-the-counter medications are available at the
sloop shop.
peRsonal funds and CRedit CaRds
each passenger will receive a personalized identification
card that will be used to charge services and products
provided on board the ship. the identification cards
must be presented each time a passenger boards the ship.
passengers are advised to carry their identification card
with them at all times. each account can be settled in
cash, travelers checks or credit card the final day of the
cruise. the following credit cards are accepted: visa,
masterCard and american express. personal checks and
discover are not accepted onboard. all onboard charges
are in euros.
telephone CommuniCations
Cabins are equipped with a direct-dial telephone that passengers can use while at sea. all calls will be billed to their
onboard account. should someone wish to contact a passenger at sea, they may do so by calling the star Clippers
americas office and the information will be forwarded to
the ship. passengers contacted from shore via fax will be
charged onboard.
smoking / non-smoking
please note that no smoking is allowed inside the ship or
on the aft deck. however, there are designated smoking
areas in the tropical bar and on the sun deck.
WateRspoRts
all passengers have access to our watersports program
which includes: snorkeling, ssunfish sailing, waterskiing,
and windsurfing. please note: all watersports are complimentary except for sCuba diving. a certification card is
required for sCuba diving.
laundRy seRviCes
laundry services are available at an additional cost and
may be arranged through your room steward. dry cleaning
is not available on star Clipper and star flyer.
CRuise Rates
all fares are quoted in us dollars and are per person based
on double occupancy. fares include: shipboard accommodations, ocean transportation, ship’s watersports program
(except sCuba diving), all meals and onboard entertainment. fares do not include: port charges, fuel surcharge,
baggage handling, transfers, optional air/sea or land
programs (unless noted), shore excursions, airport facility
charges, taxes/fees, nor do they include items of a personal
nature such as alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, gratuities,
gift shop purchases, medical services, phone calls, etc. all
onboard charges are in euros. Cruise rates in this brochure
apply to residents of the united states, Canada and latin
america only.
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Port Charges and airPort taxes
Port charges are in addition to the cruise fares and payment
must be made at the time the final payment is due. airport
taxes, including any fuel or facility surcharges, and airport
departure taxes are the responsibility of the passenger.
guarantee of fares
Passengers with confirmed bookings under deposit or who
have made final payment, shall be protected in the event
of a price increase. however, excluding the above, star
Clippers americas reserves the right to increase all prices
appearing in this brochure without prior notice, including port charges, fuel surcharge, airport facility charges,
insurance and taxes/fees. these charges are implemented
by various governments and as such are subject to change
without notice and any increase must be paid by the passenger. information contained in this brochure supersedes
all prior brochures.
single suPPlement rates
a single supplement fare is available at 150% of the
published cruise fare for categories 2-6 selected in the
season in which the passengers are travelling. it is available at 200% for Category 1 cabins, deluxe suites and the
owner’s Cabin or owner’s suites. as a single supplement,
the passenger may choose the cabin and category at the
time of booking. holiday surcharges apply. single space is
capacity controlled.
dePosit and Payment
to secure your reservation, a deposit of $400 per person
is required within 7 days of booking. this option period is
less within 90 days of departure. final payment is required
75 days prior to departure. all payments may be made
by either check, Visa, masterCard, or american express.
only cashier’s check or credit card is accepted on bookings made within two weeks of sailing. Please make checks
payable to star Clippers americas. all reservations are
subject to cancellation if payments are not received by the
due date. group policies may differ.
administratiVe fee
Certain changes made to a reservation within 60 days of
departure will result in a fee of $50 per person. in addition, any costs incurred for changes in land and/or air
arrangements will be the responsibility of the passenger.
upgrade requests made prior to boarding the ship will not
be assessed the change fees, only the balance of the full
cruise tariff for the category selected for the upgrade. this
does not apply to changes in sailing date if penalties have
already been incurred. sailing dates cannot be changed
within the penalty period.
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2014 EUROPE & TRansaTlanTic cRUisE schEdUlE
R oy al C l i p per
Date Nights
From/To
Itinerary
12-Apr 21
Transatlantic
Barbados/Rome
12-Apr 16
Transatlantic
Barbados/Malaga
28-Apr 12
Grand Voyage
Malaga/Rome
28-Apr
5
Balearic Islands
Malaga/Rome
3-May
7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
10-May 7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
17-May 7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
24-May 7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
31-May 7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
7-Jun
7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
14-Jun
7
Amalf & Sicily
Rome/Rome
21-Jun 11 Italy, Montenegro & Croatia
Rome/Venice
2-Jul
10 Italy, Montenegro & Croatia
Venice/Rome
12-Jul
Rome/Venice
23-Jul
Venice/Rome
2-Aug
Rome/Venice
13-Aug 10 Italy, Montenegro & Croatia
Venice/Rome
23-Aug 11 Italy, Montenegro & Croatia
Rome/Venice
3-Sep
3
Croatia & Slovenia
Venice/Venice
6-Sep
7
Venice/Venice
13-Sep
7
Venice/Venice
20-Sep
7
Venice/Venice
27-Sep
7
Venice/Venice
4-Oct
7
Venice/Venice
11-Oct 14
Grand Voyage
Venice/Rome
11-Oct 10 Italy, Montenegro & Croatia
Venice/Rome
21-Oct
4
Corsica & Sardinia
Rome/Rome
25-Oct 12
Spain, Morocco & Portugal
Rome/Lisbon
6-Nov
16
Transatlantic
Lisbon/Barbados
op
S ta r Flyer
Page
51
51
44
22
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
22
20
20
20
20
20
44
20
22
44
51
Date Nights
From/To
Itinerary
Page
9-Apr
24
Transatlantic
St. Maarten/Malaga 55
9-Apr
19
Transatlantic
St. Maarten/Lisbon 55
28-Apr
12
Grand Voyage
Lisbon/Monaco
46
28-Apr
5
Spain & Morocco
Lisbon/Malaga
35
3-May
14
Grand Voyage
Malaga/Cannes
46
3-May
7
France & Balearic Islands
Malaga/Monaco
30
10-May
7
Ligurian
Monaco/Cannes
28
17-May
7
Tyrrhenian & Grand Prix Trials
Cannes/Cannes
26
24-May
7
Ligurian & Grand Prix Finals
Cannes/Monaco
26
31-May
7
Tyrrhenian
Monaco/Monaco
28
7-Jun
7
Ligurian
Monaco/Monaco
28
14-Jun
7
Tyrrhenian
Monaco/Monaco
28
21-Jun
7
Ligurian
Monaco/Monaco
30
28-Jun
14
Grand Voyage
Monaco/Palma
46
France, Corsica &
Monaco/Palma
28
28-Jun
7
Balearic Islands
5-Jul
7
Spain & Balearic Islands
Palma/Palma
30
12-Jul
7
Palma/Palma
30
19-Jul
7
Palma/Palma
30
26-Jul
7
Palma/Palma
30
2-Aug
7
Palma/Palma
30
9-Aug
14
Grand Voyage
Palma/Monaco
47
9-Aug
7
Palma/Palma
30
France, Corsica &
16-Aug
7
Palma/Monaco
30
Balearic Islands
23-Aug
7
Tyrrhenian
Monaco/Monaco
28
30-Aug
7
Ligurian
Monaco/Monaco
28
6-Sep
7
Tyrrhenian
Monaco/Cannes
28
13-Sep
7
Corsica, Monaco & France
Cannes/Cannes
28
20-Sep
4
Monaco, Corsica & Italy
Cannes/Cannes
26
24-Sep
3
France & Corsica
Cannes/Monaco
26
Corsica, Italy &
27-Sep
7
Monaco/Monaco
28
Les Voiles de St. Tropez
4-Oct
14
Grand Voyage
Monaco/Malaga
47
4-Oct
7
France, Corsica & Spain
Monaco/Barcelona 28
11-Oct
7
Barcelona/Malaga
30
18-Oct
22
Transatlantic
Malaga/Barbados
55
Spain, Morocco &
18-Oct
7
Malaga/Las Palmas 35
Madeira
25-Oct
15
Transatlantic
Las Palmas/Barbados 55
Star C lipper
Date Nights
16-Apr 17
16-Apr
10
26-Apr
3-May
10-May
17-May
24-May
31-May
7-Jun
14-Jun
21-Jun
21-Jun
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
18
7
28-Jun
11
9-Jul
10
19-Jul
26-Jul
2-Aug
9-Aug
16-Aug
23-Aug
30-Aug
6-Sep
6-Sep
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
18
7
13-Sep
11
24-Sep
10
4-Oct
11-Oct
18-Oct
18-Oct
7
7
14
5
23-Oct
9
1-Nov
21
From/To
Grand Voyage
Morocco, Spain &
Tunisia
Sicily & Greece
Delightful Dervishes
Yachtman's Paradise
Northern Cyclades
Southern Cyclades
Northern Cyclades
Southern Cyclades
Grand Voyage
Yachtman's Paradise
Greece, Montenegro
& Croatia
Greece, Montenegro
& Croatia
Northern Cyclades
Yachtman's Paradise
Southern Cyclades
Northern Cyclades
Southern Cyclades
Grand Voyage
Yachtman's Paradise
Greece, Montenegro
& Croatia
Greece, Montenegro
& Croatia
Northern Cyclades
Southern Cyclades
Grand Voyage
Greece & Sicily
Tunisia, Balearic
Islands & Spain
Transatlantic
1-Nov
7
Morocco & Canary
Islands
8-Nov
14
Transatlantic
Itinerary
Lisbon/Athens
Page
Lisbon/Malta
34
Malta/Athens
Athens/Istanbul
Istanbul/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Istanbul
Istanbul/Venice
Istanbul/Athens
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
45
38
Athens/Venice
39
Venice/Athens
39
Athens/Athens
Athens/Istanbul
Istanbul/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Istanbul
Istanbul/Venice
Istanbul/Athens
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
45
38
Athens/Venice
39
Venice/Athens
39
Athens/Athens
Athens/Athens
Athens/Malaga
Athens/Malta
38
38
45
38
Malta/Malaga
34
45
Malaga/St. Maarten
52
Malaga/Las Palmas
34
Las Palmas/St. Maarten
52
73
Worldwide Sailing Adventures
Caribbean ~ Costa Rica ~ Mediterranean ~ Transatlantic
STAR CLIPPERS
www.starclippers.com
See Your Travel Professional
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Free brochures: 800-442-0556 or e-mail: brochures@starclippers.com
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