Re-discover the British Isles this summer on Swan Hellenic’s Realms of the British Isles cruise (www.swanhellenic.com/0844 822 0679) from £1,495 per person
Visit a wealth of distinguished National Trust properties including Mount Stewart House and Georgian Kingston Lacy, and also visit the remote Castle of Mey - former home of the Queen Mother. Other highlights include scenic cruising amongst the picturesque Scottish Inner Hebrides, as well as a visit to Cornwall’s Lost Gardens of Heligan.
The 15-day Realms of the British Isles cruise starts from £1,495 per person (Saver Fare price, based on two people sharing an inside cabin). Cruise departs from Portsmouth (England) and calls at Port of Tyne (England), Scrabster (Scotland), Ullapool (Scotland), Tobermory (Scotland) – overnight, Bangor (Northern Island), Holyhead, Anglesey (Wales), Isles of Scilly (England), Fowey, Cornwall (England), St Peter Port, Guernsey (Channel Islands) and Portland, Dorset (England) before returning to Portsmouth. Price is based on 20 June 2013 UK departure
No single supplements are also available on selected cabin grades for solo passengers on this cruise. Other cruises that offer no single supplements include: Baltic Splendour, Oslo and the Fjords, Above the Arctic Circle cruise
Price includes relevant transfers, a tailor-made programme of shore excursions worth up to £650 per person, talks by eminent Guest Speakers, meals and entertainment on board, all gratuities on board and ashore and all relevant cruise taxes/fees. A supplement for some shore excursions may apply. Cabins may not be allocated at time of booking.
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
Swan Hellenic – www.swanhellenic.com part of All Leisure Holidays has almost 60 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 look mv Minerva please visit www.youtube.com/swanhellenic
