History and wildlife presenter, Miranda Krestovnikoff, today named Voyages of Discovery’s new ship Mv Voyager in an official ceremony in Portsmouth. After taking on the role as the ship’s new Godmother, Miranda joined the Lord Mayor, dignitaries, media and over 150 guests, in a ceremony held on board the ship. The blessing was carried out by Reverend Phillip Hiscock, Chaplain to the Port of Portsmouth.
Miranda Krestovnikoff, is a high profile British television presenter specialising in natural history, marine conservation, archaeology and wildlife. Voyages of Discovery selected Krestovnikoff to serve in the revered role of Godmother in recognition of her passion for discovery and her noticeable fit with the destination-led cruise offering that the brand is famous for.
Miranda commented on her new role:
“Being the Godmother tomv Voyager is a great honour, and as I take on this new role I hope to bring elements of my own personality and passions to the ship, including my love of travelling and discovery.”
Formerly theAlexander von Humboldt, mv Voyager will offer a choice of 270 cabins, 87% of which are outside cabins and 30 of which have balconies, open seating dining in two restaurants, plus an intimate pre-bookable specialty restaurant, The Explorer Club. Following Mv Voyager’s first two cruises sailing in the Caribbean, it will embark on a series of itineraries in Central and South America, heading to the Amazon in early 2013. From April 2013 the ship will be based in its homeport of Portsmouth. Prices for a nine-day Celtic Treasures cruise start from £1,099 per person. Price includes all relevant transfers, on board gratuities and service charges, meals and entertainment on board and a comprehensive programme of Guest Speakers.
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To keep up to date with all the latest developments onboard Mv Voyager visit the dedicated blog at www.voyagesofdiscovery.com/voyager
Since its inception in 1983, the ethos of Voyages of Discovery – www.voyagesofdiscovery.com part of All Leisure Holidays has always been to provide historical and cultural voyages of interest and discovery. From 1994, Voyages of Discovery supplied educational cruises to school children. In 1997 the business was acquired by All Leisure Group PLC and adult cruises were introduced. Initially specialising in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Red & Black Seas, the company has since expanded its operations to add a greater variety of exciting worldwide destinations to its cruise programmes. Voyages of Discovery’s sister cruise brands include Swan Hellenic, Hebridean Island Cruises, Travelsphere and Just You.
