Explore the ancient port of Galle (a UNESCO heritage site) admire the Dutch architecture of the city or venture to Koggala, famous for its stilt fisherman. Sail to Sri Lanka’s capital – Colombo before travelling across the countryside to visit the Temple of Tooth and the Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage.
The 15-day To Sri Lankan Shores cruise is available from £2,125 per person (based on two people sharing an inside cabin). The itinerary departs from Singapore and calls at Port Klang (Malaysia), Penang (Malaysia), Langkawi (Malaysia), Port Blair (Andaman Islands), Chennai (India), Trincomalee (Sri Lanka), Galle (Sri Lanka) and Colombo (Sri Lanka). Price is based on a 13 February 2013 departure.
Prices includes return flights from a major London airport and relevant transfers, a tailor-made programme of shore excursions, talks by eminent Guest Speakers, meals and entertainment on-board, all gratuities and all relevant cruise taxes/fees.
Swan Hellenic passengers choosing an outside cabin grade or higher (Grades A-I) can enjoy a complimentary return chauffeur service from their home to the UK departure airport or port within a radius of 75 miles (excess mileage charges on journeys over 75 miles will apply) on all 2013 cruises departing from 13 February 2013. Passengers on this cruise booking an outside cabin (Grades F-I) will also receive £100 onboard credit per cabin, or passengers booking a balcony suite (Grades A-D) will receive £200 onboard credit per cabin.
For more information and to book visit www.swanhellenic.com or call 0844 822 0679. Follow Swan Hellenic on twitter -@Swanhellenic and like us on Facebook.
*Sri Lanka has been named the best value destination for the third year running by the Post Office’s Travel Money 2012 Long Haul Holiday Report.
Swan Hellenic – www.swanhellenic.com part of All Leisure Holidays has over 50 years of cruising experience and a dedicated team of long standing employees both aboard mv Minerva and ashore. In August 1954 Swan Hellenic operated their first cruise under the direction of Ken Swan; Swan’s carried 128 passengers by train to Venice, where they joined the ship and cruised between Venice, Piraeus and the Aegean islands. Four classical history experts travelled with the party and gave a programme of lectures – thus began the Swan Hellenic tradition of cultural cruising.
Most recently Swan Hellenic has completed a multi-million pound refurbishment of their cruise ship mv Minerva. The improvements mark the beginning of a long term investment to enhance the ship’s specification for the benefit of passengers for the years ahead.
Swan Hellenic’s sister cruise brands include Voyages of Discovery and Hebridean Island Cruises.
To see a video of the new lookmv Minerva please visit www.youtube.com/swanhellenic