Take holiday inspiration from Sir David Attenborough’s latest BBC documentary,Africa, and embark on a cruise to the equator with Voyages of Discovery (www.voyagesofdiscovery.com / 0844 822 0820).
Join the 17-day African and Arabian Adventure cruise, from £1,219 per person (based on two people sharing an inside cabin) and discoverDjibouti, known as the ‘Horn of Africa’. Passengers will be able to visit Lake Assal (Djibouti) – Africa’s lowest geographical point – with its pure salt beaches and ‘salt caravans’ which members of the Afar tribe carry across the desert on camels.
Price is based on a 18 November 2013 UK departure and includes return flights from a major UK airport, transfers, all on board gratuities, service charges and port/airport taxes, a comprehensive Guest Speaker programme and all meals and entertainment on board.
All Voyages of Discovery shore excursions are now also bookable online – visit
www.voyagesofdiscovery.com for further information.
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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.
