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WELCOME ABOARD! Thanks for visiting our NEW LUXURY CRUISE SITE!
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Featured Cruise Line: Paul Gauguin Cruises
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At the turn of the century, impressionist Paul Gauguin traveled to the tropical shores of French Polynesia to create some of his most renowned masterpieces. Today his namesake, the m/s Paul Gauguin, transports you to the same romantic Tahitian vacation paradise to explore, experience and escape. With the freedom to discover the exotic ports of the South Pacific without limitation, your cruise aboard m/s Paul Gauguin will fulfill your every dream and expectation. Previously sailing as a member of the Regent Seven Seas brand, the Paul Gauguin started sailing as part of it's own brand Paul Gauguin Cruises in 2009. The Paul Gauguin has retained it's outstanding reputation for quality service and it continues to deliver dream vacations in a dreamy destination. more
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Featured Ship: Queen Mary 2
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RMS Queen Mary 2 is a transatlantic ocean liner and flagship of the Cunard Line. At the time of her construction in 2003 by Chantiers de l'Atlantique, Queen Mary 2 was the largest ship built. At 148,528 tons, she hosts 3056 guests and 1253 crew. was also the largest. While she no longer holds this distinction Queen Mary 2 remains the largest ocean liner (as opposed to cruise ship) ever built. The ship was intended primarily to cross the Atlantic ocean, and was therefore designed differently to many other passenger ships. She has a maximum speed of 29.62 knots (54.86 km/h; 34.09 mph) and a cruising speed of 26 knots (48 km/h; 30 mph), much faster than most other passenger ships. Queen Mary 2 has more than 5000 commissioned works of art by 128 artists. The ship has a planetarium, a library, a Canyon Ranch Spa amd the à la carte Todd English Restaurant onboard. more
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Featured Destination: Antarctica
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Antarctica is the world's southernmost continent, underlying the South Pole and is a continent of contradictions: volcanoes erupting from a frozen landscape; miles of snow and ice, yet hardly any snow falls each year; an arid land surrounded by three oceans. A cruise to Antarctica -- the "White Continent" -- is a thrilling and unique experience! You will see penguin rookeries as well as have the opportunity to whale- and bird-watch. Guides will take you to areas that will delight naturalists! Experience the thrill of crossing the Antarctic Circle and sailing through the Drake Passage! The towering cliffs at Paradise Harbor will leave you awe-struck! When you visit Antarctica, you will see glorious views, unlike anywhere else on earth! Cruises to Antarctica are usually a minimum of 9 or 10 nights. They are offered between December and March during their Summer Season. Since they typically set sail from Argentina, South America, international travel is required. more
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