Mediterranean Coastlines and Artistic Islands

SEA CLOUD & SEA CLOUD II
EUROPE, NORTH AFRICA
AND THE TRANSATLANTIC CROSSING
MAY 2009 - DECEMBER 2009
SailingDreams
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Elegant coastlines and artistic magnificence:
Nice – Nice
Nice/France Sat., 2nd May
Individual arrival in Nice. Embarkation on the SEA
CLOUD. Departure: 18.00 hours
St. Florent/Corsica Sun., 3rd May
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. The focus of our excur-
sion* will be the picturesque villages of Balagne,
including wine tastings. Wine has dominated the
region’s agriculture since the Middle Ages.
Lift anchor: 18.00 hours
At Sea Mon., 4th May.
Today the SEA CLOUD will negotiate the narrow
straits of La Maddalena on her way to the coast of
Corsica.
Bonifacio/Corsica
Drop anchor: 14.00 hours. Bonifacio, Corsica’s
southernmost town, perches on top of a 70 metre
high, snow white chalk cliff. The climb up the steps
to the upper town is well worth the effort because
the visit will take you to the winding alleys of the
old town, which nestles behind fortress walls and
has preserved its centuries old appearance.
Numerous small shops, idyllic cafés and small piaz-
zas invite you to stop and rest a while.
Olbia/Sardinia Tue., 5th May
Arrival: 13.30 hours. Our half day tour* will be tak-
ing us to the Costa Smeralda and its elegant main
town of Porto Cervo. The narrow streets are filled
with colourful houses and many exclusive shops.
Following this we will be travelling further back in
time to Nuraghe Albucciu. It was skillfully construct-
ed from an enormous block of granite in 1600 BC.
Departure: 24.00 hours
At Sea Wed., 6th May
The wind will greet our white sails. The SEA CLOUD
will glide towards the Italian mainland.
Livorno/Italy Thu., 7th May
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Tuscany, the famed land of
cypress avenues, is a popular travel destination with
gourmands and romantics. Those who are also inter-
ested in art and architecture can join our half day
excursion to Lucca*. A day trip* will take us through
gently rolling hills to Siena and to the fortified village
of San Gimignano – both locations are UNESCO
World Heritage sites. Departure: 24.00 hours
Portofino/Italy Fri., 8th May
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. The restored facades are
a reminder of the time when Portofino was still a
small fishing village. But a walk through the town
will reveal only the finest products required for the
dolce vita of the international yachting community,
who enjoy anchoring here. Lift anchor: 13.00 hours
Nice/France Sat., 9th May
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Individual departure.
Itinerary subject to change!
* This shore excursion is not included in the cruise rate.
SEA CLOUD 8 days / 7 nights
02nd May to 09th May, 2009 SC-0914
Cruise only rate per person
Category SC-0914
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 8,045
Single surcharge:
Category 1-5: 50%, Category A+B: 100%
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09th to 16th May, 2009 SC-0915
Splendid Sea and Savoir-vivre:
Nice – Civitavecchia (Rome)
Nice/France Sat., 9th May
Individual arrival in Nice. Embarkation on the SEA
At Sea Sun., 10th May
Enjoy a relaxing day of sailing in the Mediterranean
aboard your private yacht.
Marseille/France Mon., 11th May
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Provence’s historic capital, Aix-
en-Provence*, is a romantic, impressive city. It has
for centuries been a master of perhaps the finest art
of all: the art of living. Departure: 17.00 hours
St. Tropez/France Tue., 12th May
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. St. Tropez was once a small,
simple fishing village, before prominent celebrities made
it their location of choice in the 1950’s. Seeing and being
seen; strolling the promenades have been entertaining
activities ever since. Lift anchor: 18.00 hours
Ajaccio/Corsica Wed., 13th May
Arrival: 13.30 hours. Napoleon Bonaparte made his
home town of Ajaccio into Corsica’s capital. Our excur-
sion* will take us around this classic beauty and to the
impressive Prunelli Gorge*. Departure: 19.00 hours
Bonifacio/Corsica Thu., 14th May
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Independent shore excur-
sion in this charming harbour town.
Portoferraio/Elba Fri., 15th May
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Elba is the largest and most
famous island in the Tuscan island archipelago. Our
excursion will take us to the romantically wild west
of the island* with its secluded bays and impressive
rugged coast. Departure: 13.30 hours
Civitavecchia/Italy Sat., 16th May
* This shore excursion is not included in the cruise rate.
Category SC-0915
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
3
Early booking discount: 5%
Book by March 15 and receive 5% off on the
cruise only rate.
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Cruising island worlds in the fresh
light of spring: Civitavecchia – Malta
Civitavecchia/Italy Sat., 16th May
Individual arrival in Rome. Embarkation on the SEA
Bonifacio/Corsica Sun., 17th May
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. Even from a distance
Bonifacio appears to be an unconquerable fortress on
a white chalk cliff. But an independent stroll will soon
reveal its winning character. The forbidding walls hide
picturesque narrow streets and lively squares with
attractive cafés. Lift anchor: 18.00 hours
Olbia/Sardinia Mon., 18th May
Arrival: 08.00 hours. The half day excursion* will
take us to Porto Cervo, the elegant main town of the
famous Costa Smeralda. After a stroll we will be
travelling to the emerald coast’s hinterland, Gallura.
Our destination is Nuraghe Albucciu, some 3500
years old and built from granite blocks.
At Sea Tue., 19th May
The SEA CLOUD will be setting her sails and head-
ing across the blue Mediterranean on a southerly
course. A wonderful day at sea invites you to relax
and enjoy doing nothing.
Palermo/Sicily Wed., 20th May
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Palermo, Sicily’s capital, was
founded in the 8th century BC by the Phoenicians.
Its first golden age was in Arabic and Norman times.
Our city tour* will also take us to the “La Martorana”
church, also known as Santa Maria dell’Ammiraglio.
It was built in the 12th century and combines
Norman and Islamic architectural elements. The
church’s interior contains one of Sicily’s oldest
mosaics. Departure: 17.00 hours
Naxos (Taormina)/Sicily Thu., 21st May
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. No visit to Sicily is com-
plete without seeing its natural highlight: Mount
Etna. Our half day excursion* will take us up to the
infamous volcano, Europe’s largest and most active.
At Sea Fri., 22nd May
After fire and earth the elements water and air will
be in control today. The wind will fill the white can-
vas; the eagle on the prow will fly across the sea and
through the night.
La Valletta/Malta Sat., 23rd May
* These shore excursions are not included in the cruise rate.
16th May to 23rd May, 2009 SC-0916
Our travel tip: Rome
Pre-cruise programme in Rome from 14th to
16th May, 2009.
Two nights with breakfast at the first class Hotel
Majestic including transfers.
Surcharge: $ 922 per person in a double room
$1,390 per person in a single room
Minimum number of participants: 10 people
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Category SC-0916
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
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White sails and Cycladian light:
Malta – Piraeus
reveals seamanship and new vantage points. Drop
anchor: 16.00 hours. Cliffs in every possible colour and
white houses wherever you look: this small island is
famous for its beauty. Those who wish can explore the
small harbour and enjoy the many coloured splendour
of a sunset on board or ashore. Lift anchor: 24.00 hours
Agia Anna/Naxos/Cyclades Thu., 28th May
Poseidon, the Greek god of the seas, would surely
have enjoyed watching our proud four mast barque
as she cruises around the Cyclades.
Drop anchor: 15.00 hours. Gorgeous bays and a
beautiful bathing beach await you in the immediate
vicinity of the fishing village of Agia Anna.
Mykonos/Cyclades Fri., 29th May
How many knots will the SEA CLOUD do today? Her
sails are filled with wind and resemble small clouds
drifting across the sky.
Drop anchor: 16.00 hours. Visitors should simply
wander around the labyrinth of whitewashed nar-
row streets in Mykonos Town. And when the sun
goes down behind the sea, bars in attractive squares
and elegant tavernas await night owls, aesthetes
and bohemians. Lift anchor: 24.00 hours
Naussa/Paros/Cyclades Sat., 30th May
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. The traditional life of the
Cyclades is still all around us in Naussa. It is consid-
ered to be one of Greece’s most picturesque island
villages. Lift anchor: 12.30 hours
The SEA CLOUD will glide across the Aegean, cruis-
ing into the night, towards the mainland.
Piraeus/Greece Mon., 31st May
On this cruise the sailing experience is the exclusive
focus of attention. For this reason and depending on
the wind and weather conditions the ports men-
tioned above could be called at in a different order
and/or also be replaced with other, alternative ports.
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La Valletta/Malta Sat., 23rd May
Individual arrival in Malta. Embarkation on the SEA
At Sea Sun., 24th May
Setting the sails is always like a drama in several
acts. The first setting is explained by experts and
watched by all on board – until the last sail falls.
At Sea Mon., 25th May
The legendary windjammer will cruise further east-
wards, reviving an era when tall ships ruled the seas.
Perspectives can change and thoughts can be rear-
ranged under white sails and the bright blue heavens.
Rethymno/Crete Tue., 26th May
The crew will climb into the clouds. The morning will
be completely devoted to white sails.
Arrival: 16.00 hours. An old Venetian fortress; pictur-
esque narrow streets of the old town and good
restaurants – during an independent shore excursion
you will be able to discover the town’s many facets
until late in the evening. Departure: 24.00 hours
Milos/Cyclades Wed., 27th May
The canvas is being mended at the bows; the deck is
being scrubbed portside and the captain is chatting
to his officers on the bridge – every corner on board
23rd May to 31st May, 2009 SC-0917
Category SC-0917
5 $ 4,995
4 $ 5,595
3 $ 6,395
2 $ 6,885
1 $ 6,985
B $ 6,985
A $ 9,195
Single surcharge:
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Greek Gods, Turkish Delights:
Piraeus (Athens) – Kusadasi
Piraeus/Greece Sun., 31st May
Individual arrival in Athens. Embarkation on the
SEA CLOUD. Departure: 17.00 hours
At Sea Mon., 1st June
Thera/Santorini/Cyclades Tue., 2nd June
Drop anchor: 06.00 hours. The SEA CLOUD will
anchor on the edge of the caldera, directly off the
impressive volcanic cliffs of Thera. The tour of the
island will take us to the village of Oia*.
Marmaris/Turkey Wed., 3rd June
Arrival: 13.30 hours. This charming harbour is situ-
ated in a picturesque location in the bay of the same
name. Our excursion will take us to ancient Kaunos,
where we will be admiring the Lycian cliff tombs*.
Rhodes/Greece Thu., 4th June
Arrival: 08.00 hours. The old town of the island cap-
ital, which will be discovered on a walking tour* is
under UNESCO world heritage.
Patmos/Dodecanese Fri., 5th June
Arrival: 08.00 hours. John the Apostle is said to have
received his revelations of the Apocalypse in a cave
on Patmos. Our visit will be going to the Monastery
of St. John*, which was built in his honour.
Kusadasi/Turkey Sat., 6th June
Itinerary subject to change.
* Shore excursions are not included in the cruise rate.
31st May to 06th June, 2009 SC-0918
Category SC-0918
5 $ 3,755
4 $ 4,195
3 $ 4,795
2 $ 5,165
1 $ 5,245
B $ 6,895
A $ 7,735
Single surcharge:
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cruise only rate.
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Holy Sights and the Aegean:
Piraeus (Athens) – Istanbul
Piraeus/Greece Wed., 15th July
Individual arrival in Athens. Embarkation on the
Mykonos/Cyclades Thu., 16th July
Drop anchor: 07.30 hours. We will be taking a boat
to the small neighbouring island of Delos*, where we
will be visiting the archaeological sites.
Bodrum/Turkey Fri., 17th July
Arrival: 08.00 hours. A town tour will take us to the
city walls, the theatre and the temple ruins.
Patmos/Dodecanese Sat., 18th July
Arrival: 08.00 hours. In Roman times this small
island was a place of exile. Its most famous prisoner
was John the Apostle. Our visit will be devoted to
the magnificent Monastery of St. John*, one of the
most famous sites of pilgrimage in the Christian
Orthodox world. Departure: 22.00 hours
Kusadasi/Turkey Sun., 19th July
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Our excursion* will take us to a
once great city: to Ephesus. It is the city in which the
philosopher Heraclitus lived and in which the
Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders, called
worshippers to prayer. Departure: 13.30 hours
Dikili/Turkey Mon., 20th July
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Visit to the archaelogical site of
ancient Pergamon*. Departure: 12.30 hours
Canakkale/Turkey Tue., 21st July
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Our excursion* will take
us to the place where Schliemann’s belief in the
great greek saga led him to begin excavations: Troy.
Istanbul/Turkey Wed., 22nd July
15th – 22nd July 2009 SC-0925
Category SC-0925
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
7
cruise only rate.
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Small Islands of Aegean Antiquity:
Istanbul – Piraeus
Istanbul/Turkey Wed., 22nd Jul.
Individual arrival in Istanbul. Embarkation on the
At Sea Thu., 23rd Jul.
The SEA CLOUD will glide under blue skies through
the Dardanelles, a strait connecting the Sea of
Marmara to the Aegean.
Kavala/Greece Fri., 24th Jul.
Arrival: 07.00 hours. Kavala, built in the form of an
amphitheatre, looks out across the sea into the far
distance. Our excursion to Philippi* will take us way
back into history. Archaeological excavations have
revealed an ancient city which was a political and
economic centre. Today’s village has a religious sig-
nificance thanks to the visit of the Apostle Paul. We
will also be visiting the site of the baptism of the holy
Lydia, located nearby. It was on this spot that Europe’s
first baptism took place. Departure: 13.00 hours
In the evening we will be cruising to the Greek ortho-
dox Monastic Republic of Agion Oros (the Holy
Mountain), which is perched on the holy mountain
of Athos and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
22nd Jul. to 29th Jul., 2009 SC-0926
Our travel tip: Istanbul
Pre-cruise programme in Istanbul from 20th to
22nd July, 2009.
Two nights including breakfast at a deluxe hotel
including transfers and a city tour.
$ 1,435 per person in a single room
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Category SC-0926
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
Skiathos/Sporades Sat., 25th Jul.
Drop anchor: 14.00 hours. The main village of the
small island of Skiathos seems to have been made
for strolling and discovering. Attractive shops in
twisting narrow streets; tavernas with a view and
good fish restaurants invite you to linger on an
independent walk. Lift anchor: 24.00 hours
Linaria/Skyros/Sporades Sun., 26th Jul.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Skyros was an infamous
pirates’ hiding place in ancient times. During our
tour of the island* we will be visiting the Nifi Spring
and stopping to swim. Lift anchor: 13.00 hours
Tinos/Cyclades Mon., 27th Jul.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Tinos is a well known place
of pilgrimage for orthodox Christians. On an independ-
ent excursion you will be able to visit the numerous
churches; devote yourself to the fine arts or simply
enjoy the island’s beaches. Lift anchor: 13.00 hours
Naussa/Paros/Cyclades Tue., 28th Jul.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Naussa is still almost an
insider’s tip and the island’s second largest settlement.
It still retains much of its original character and has one
of Greece’s most beautiful fishing harbours. During an
independent walk you will be able to immerse yourself
in Greek island life. Lift anchor: 13.00
Piraeus/Greece Wed., 29th Jul.
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Our travel tip: Venice
Pre-cruise programme in Venice from 3rd to 5th
Aug., 2009.
Two nights including breakfast at the Bauer
Hotel including transfers.
With the wind through history and across the
Adriatic: Venice – Venice
Venice/Italy Wed., 5th Aug.
Individual arrival in Venice. Embarkation on the SEA
At Sea Thu., 6th Aug.
The SEA CLOUD will cruise through the Croatian
island world of the Kornati archipelago. It includes
some 150 islands, islets and cliffs, some of them
nature reserves.
Trogir/Croatia Fri., 7th Aug.
This UNESCO World Heritage site is located on a
peninsula which was separated from the mainland
by a channel as early as Greek times. On a walk
through the old town* the Middle Ages will appear
to have come to life again. Lift anchor: 13.00 hours
Cruising in the Gulf of Kotor Sat., 8th Aug.
Kotor/Montenegro
Arrival: 12.30 hours. The Illyrians discovered the
strategically placed location and the natural harbour
at the end of the sheltered bay of Kotor some 2300
years ago. It has had a chequered history since then.
Our walk around Kotor, including a visit to the old
town*, will follow the numerous traces left by histor-
ical events. The town and bay are also both UNESCO
World Heritage sites. Departure: 18.00 hours
Korcula/Croatia Sun., 9th Aug.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Korcula, the principal
town of the island of the same name, has a rich
artistic and cultural history. Our walking tour of the
town* will criss-cross the narrow winding streets
and take us through the centuries.
Hvar/Croatia
Drop anchor: 18.00 hours. On an independent
evening stroll you will be able to wander through
the old town or make your way up to the medieval
fortress of Spanjola which offers a magnificent
panoramic view of the town, countryside, islands
and sea. Lift anchor: 24.00 hours
At Sea Mon., 10th Aug.
Our majestic windjammer will cruise across the
Adriatic in the wake of the naval powers of bygone
times.
Piran/Slovenia Tue., 11th Aug.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Piran is, for many, one of
Slovenia’s most beautiful coastal towns. It has a dis-
tinctive Venetian feel which we will explore further
during our walking tour of the town*.
05th Aug. to 12th Aug., 2009 SC-0928
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Category SC-0928
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
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Cruising in the Middle Ages:
Venice – Malta
Individual arrival in Venice. Embarkation on the SEA
Krk/Croatia Thu., 20th Aug.
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. Our excursion will take us
to the idyllically located coastal town of Baska and to
the wine village of Vrbnik, well known for its excellent
white wine*. Lift anchor: 18.00 hours
Sibenik/Croatia Fri., 21st Aug.
Drop anchor: 13.00 hours. Sibenik’s famous cathe-
dral is one of the most innovative buildings of the
late Middle Ages and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The cathedral is one of the attractive locations
included on our foray into the old town*.
Dubrovnik/Croatia Sat., 22nd Aug.
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. Dubrovnik, a rich
medieval trading power, was once Venice’s greatest
rival. On a walking tour around the old town includ-
ing a visit to the fortifications* we will see magnifi-
cent Renaissance buildings; late Gothic porches and
facades in the Venetian style. Romantics should take
advantage of the evening for an independent shore
excursion to the town. Lift anchor: 24.00 hours
Golf of Kotor Sun., 23rd Aug.
The SEA CLOUD will cruise in the fabulous Bay of
Kotor with its impressive rugged shoreline, which
reminds some people of a fjord landscape.
Kotor/Montenegro
Arrival: 12.00 hours. The city and natural environ-
ment of Kotor have resulted in its being designated a
UNESCO World Heritage site. Our walk around Kotor
including a visit to the old town* will thus be a fas-
cinating tour through the ages.
At Sea Mon., 24th Aug.
Our windjammer will glide on a southerly course
towards the world of the Greek islands.
Gaios/Paxos/Greece Tue., 25th Aug.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. On an independent walk
around the village the remoteness of the Ionic island of
Paxos will provide you with many insights into the tra-
ditional island way of life. Lift anchor: 13.00 hours
At Sea Wed., 26th Aug.
We will sail under full sail across the open
Mediterranean, heading westwards: towards Malta
and the sunset.
La Valletta/Malta Thu., 27th Aug.
19th Aug.to 27th Aug., 2009 SC-0930
Our travel tip: Venice
Pre-cruise programme in Venice from 17th to
19th Aug., 2009.
Two nights including breakfast at the Bauer
Hotel including transfers.
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Category SC-0930
5 $ 4,995
4 $ 5,595
3 $ 6,395
2 $ 6,885
1 $ 6,155
B $ 9,195
A $10,315
Single surcharge:
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Volcanic temperament around the Gulf of
Naples: Malta – Civitavecchia
La Valletta/Malta Thu., 27th Aug.
CLOUD. Departure: 18.00 hoursAt Sea
At Sea Fri., 28th Aug.
The crew will lash the ropes; climb into the shrouds
and set the sails. The romantic windjammer feeling
will take control now.
Lipari/Aeolian Islands Sat., 29th Aug.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. The god of wind might
have given his name to the Aeolian Islands, howev-
er they were born from fire. On our tour* around the
archipelago’s largest island we will constantly be
seeing impressive volcanic landscapes.
In the evening the SEA CLOUD will cruise off
Stromboli. This is the best time of day to observe its
volcanic activity.
Agropoli/Italy Sun., 30th Aug.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Agropoli was already a pop-
ular anchorage as far back as ancient times. Our excur-
sion* will take us to a Doric gem and to a fresh delica-
cy: we will be visiting the excavation site of Paestum,
the Greek Poseidonia, and a buffalo farm to see where
genuine mozzarella is made; a true delicacy.
In the afternoon the SEA CLOUD will sail just off the
famous Amalfi coast.
Capri/Italy Mon., 31st Aug.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Capri was considered to
be a special natural gem as early as Roman times
and became the summer residence of Emperor
Tiberius. On an independent tour of exploration you
will be able to discover the island’s many charms
from many different perspectives.
Sorrento/Italy
Drop anchor: 17.00 hours. Sorrento was already
charming Roman aristocrats in ancient times, not to
mention Goethe and other artistic souls. An evening
stroll through the narrow streets and along the har-
bour, when the sun picturesquely celebrates its set-
ting, is the best time to experience the town’s charm
and magic.
Sorrento/Italy Tue., 1st Sept.
Pompeii, once a bustling trading city, lay at the foot
of Vesuvius, the landmark of the Gulf of Naples. In
79 AD the volcano put a sudden end to Pompeii. The
destination of our excursion* today will be the ruins
of the city, one of Europe’s most impressive archae-
ological sites. Lift anchor: 13.30 hours
Ponza/Italy Wed., 2nd Sept.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. The small island of Ponza
is actually nothing more than the narrow ridge of an
old volcanic crater. Those who wish can stroll
through the attractive main village or discover part
of the island independently. Lift anchor: 13.00
hours
Civitavecchia/Italy Thu., 3rd Sept.
27th Aug. to 03rd Sept., 2009 SC-0931
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Category SC-0931
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
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Sicilian impressions:
Malta – Malta
La Valletta/Malta Mon., 12th Oct.
At Sea Tue., 13th Oct.
The southern October sun bathes the world in a mild
light. All hands are on deck. We hear the sound of
orders being made. Everyone works hand in hand.
Your deck chair will become an observation post for
the most enjoyable job of all on a nostalgic tall ship:
setting the sails.
Trapani/Sicily Wed., 14th Oct.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. The destination of our excur-
sion, Erice*, a medieval hill town located on a hilltop
not far from Trapani, looks out over the countryside
and the sea. Its first heyday was in ancient times; it
became rich in the Middle Ages; today it seems to
have cut adrift of time. Departure: 13.30 hours
Palermo/Sicily Thu., 15th Oct.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. On a tour* around the Sicilian cap-
ital you will see many fortified noblemen’s palaces;
beautifully adorned art nouveau houses and churches
in the Arabesque-Norman style. Great history intermin-
gles with everyday stories in baroque squares, the mar-
kets and the streets and alleys. Departure: 13.30 hours
Lipari/Aeolian Islands Fri., 16th Oct.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. On a tour of the island*
you will see proof of Nature’s formative powers
everywhere: water and fire. The volcano is long
extinct; only the sea still eats away at the island, cre-
ating impressive rugged coastlines.
Naxos (Taormina)/Sicily Sat., 17th Oct.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Our visit to Mount Etna*
today will take the form of a jeep safari to Europe’s
largest active volcano. It has four summit craters and
some 400 auxiliary craters. The ascent is particularly
exciting, taking us first through fertile orchards and
vineyards and then into deciduous woodland. The
landscape then becomes increasingly sparse and
bizarre, resembling a surreal painting of genesis.
Syracuse/Sicily Sun., 18th Oct.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Syracuse’s oldest quarter, Ortigia,
is also a famous archaeological park* where the Greek
and Roman areas come to life again.
12th Oct. to 19th Oct., 2009 SC-0937
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Category SC-0937
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
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The southern Mediterranean aboard a sailing
legend: Malta – Palma de Mallorca
Giovanni even mixes three styles and some facades
are pure art nouveau. Departure: 18.00 hours
At Sea Fri., 30th Oct.
A day at the beck and call of the wind; blue skies
and a blue sea – relaxation ahead!
Cagliari/Sardinia Sat., 31st Oct.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. During an independent shore
excursion to Sardinia’s capital town you will be able
to explore the old town of Castello or stroll along
the harbour. Departure: 13.00 hours
At Sea Sun., 1st Nov.
The sea route from Italy to Spain charts an island
course under white sails.
Palma de Mallorca/Spain Mon., 2nd Nov.
cruise only rate.
Syracuse/Sicily Tue., 27th Oct.
Arrival: 13.30 hours. Our excursion will take us to
Syracuse’s oldest quarter and the Archaeological
Park*, both located on the peninsula of Ortigia. In
ancient times an important Greek metropolis was
located here and its temple and theatre complexes
are still visible. Departure: 18.00 hours
Lipari/Aeolian Islands Wed., 28th Oct.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. Lipari may been created by
volcanoes, but they are long since extinct. Our island
tour* will take us through small villages and along
imposing rugged coastlines. Lift anchor: 13.00 hours
Palermo/Sicily Thu., 29th Oct.
Arrival: 09.00 hours. Sicily’s capital, Palermo, is
located in a picturesque bay on the north side of the
island. A tour around the pulsating city* is also a
journey through a chequered history with many
architectural styles from diverse eras. The parlia-
ment buildings date from Norman times; some of
the houses are Spanish baroque; the church of San
26th Oct. to 02nd Nov., 2009 SC-0939
Category SC-0939
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
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Spanish life and Moorish heritage:
Palma de Mallorca – Casablanca
Palma de Mallorca/Spain Mon., 2nd Nov.
Individual arrival in Palma de Mallorca. Embarka-
tion on the SEA CLOUD. Departure: 17.00 hours
Valencia/Spain Tue., 3rd Nov.
Arrival: 13.00 hours. Valencia, on the Costa del Sol,
is Spain’s third largest city. Our city tour* will take in
both the historic sights and its modern side. A futur-
istic “city in the city” has developed in the former
riverbed and is devoted to the arts and sciences.
At Sea Wed., 4th Nov.
Dream into the horizon on the sun deck; visit the cap-
tain on the bridge and watch the crew going about
their work all over the ship: a day on the SEA CLOUD
is always interesting and very relaxing.
Motril/Spain Thu., 5th Nov.
Arrival: 08.30 hours. At the foot of the Spanish Sierra
Nevada lies Granada, the destination of our excur-
sion*. Granada was the last city on Iberian territory to
be reconquered by the Christians. Under the Moors
Granada was a blooming multicultural city well into
the Middle Ages. Its magnificent buildings from this
era are still famous today. Departure: 14.30 hours
Cádiz/Spain Fri., 6th Nov.
Arrival: 12.00 hours. Our excursion will take us to
the cultural metropolis of Seville*, which can look
back on a fantastic history. The modern Andalusian
capital was also under Arab control for almost 500
years and is said to be the cradle of flamenco.
Departure: 20.00 hour
At Sea Sat., 7th Nov.
Our windjammer will take a southerly course and
sail towards the African coast.
Casablanca/Morocco Sun., 8th Nov.
* These shore excursions are not included in the cruise rate.SEA CLOUD 7 days / 6 nights
02nd Nov. to 08th Nov., 2009 SC-0940
Combination
Combine this cruise with cruise SC-0941 (see Page
15 for the itinerary) and save $145 per person on
the cruise only rate.
Category SC-0940
5 $ 3,755
4 $ 4,195
3 $ 4,795
2 $ 5,165
1 $ 5,245
C $ 9,125
B $ 6,895
A $ 7,735
Single surcharge:
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Canary Islands and a breath of Africa:
Casablanca – Las Palmas
Casablanca/Morocco Sun., 8th Nov.
Individual arrival in Casablanca. Embarkation on
the SEA CLOUD. Departure: 18.00 hours
At Sea Mon., 9th Nov.
The SEA CLOUD will cruise across a sea where the
summer sun still shines in November. The railing will
become an anchorage for time.
At Sea Tue., 10th Nov.
Let your thoughts drift away to the horizon or im-
merse yourself in a book. Lively groups seem to find
each other instinctively. And those who turn their
attention to our windjammer will discover many
new details of a legendary life on board.
Arrecife/Lanzarote Wed., 11th Nov.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Lanzarote has rightly earned
the sobriquet ‘Island of Fire’. It has been continually
remodelled by volcanic eruptions. On our excursion*
through the bizarre landscape we will be experienc-
ing rural life at the El Patio museum village. There
will also be the option of attending a private
evening concert in the lava bubble caves of Jameos
del Agua*. Departure: 24.00 hours
Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura Thu., 12th Nov.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Fuerteventura’s landscape is
slightly reminiscent of North Africa’s fascinating
deserts, so our Jeep safari* is exactly the right mode
of transport for a tour of discovery.
Santa Cruz/Tenerife Fri., 13th Nov.
Arrival: 09.00 hours. Tenerife’s natural landmark is
already visible from the far distance: the Teide. Its
peak, Spain’s highest, is often shrouded in mist. Our
excursion will take us to Las Cañadas National Park
at the foot of the Teide volcano*. The park is a high
plain surrounded by a ring of steep cliffs – the
remainder of a gigantic volcanic crater.
Santa Cruz/La Palma Sat., 14th Nov.
Drop anchor: 13.30 hours. One of the world’s lar-
gest calderas is surrounded by over 2000 metre high
crater walls: the Caldera de Taburiente*. It will be the
highlight of our island tour around the green Canary
island with its impressive scenery.
San Sebastián/La Gomera Sun., 15th Nov.
Drop anchor: 08.00 hours. La Gomera appears to be
a cliff top fortress in the middle of the Atlantic. The
highlight of our island tour through sparse moun-
tains and green and fertile valleys will be our visit to
Garajonay National Park*, a cloud forest area. Im-
pressive laurel and fern trees, overgrown with moss-
es and lichens, have been growing here for millions
of years and are under UNESCO protection.
Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Mon., 16th Nov.
08th Nov. to 16th Nov., 2009 SC-0941
Category SC-0941
5 $ 4,995
4 $ 5,595
3 $ 6,395
2 $ 6,885
1 $ 6,985
B $ 9,195
A $10,315
Single surcharge:
Our travel tip: Casablanca
Pre-cruise programme in Casablanca from 6th to
8th Nov., 2009.
Two nights including breakfast at deluxe hotel
including transfer and excursion to Rabat.
$ 922 per person in a single room
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The Canary Islands under white sails:
Las Palmas – Las Palmas
Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Sat., 21st Nov.
Individual arrival in Las Palmas. Embarkation on the
Santa Cruz/La Palma Sun., 22nd Nov.
Arrival: 13.30 hours. Caldera de Taburiente* is one of
the world’s largest volcanic craters and the destina-
tion of our panoramic tour around the small Canary
island of La Palma. Its unique landscape has been
awarded protected biosphere reservation status.
San Sebastián/La Gomera Mon., 23rd Nov.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. On our tour of the island we will
be visiting Garajonay National Park*, which covers
approximately one-tenth of the island’s surface. It is
under UNESCO protection and is considered to be
the archipelago’s most attractive laurel forest. The
atmosphere is fairy-tale like, with the trees over-
grown with mosses and lichens, and will take us back
to a landscape which existed long before our time. To
be more exact: to the Miocene era which ended some
5 million years ago. Departure: 14.00 hours
At Sea Tue., 24th Nov.
The white trade wind clouds which seem to gather
around the mountainous peaks of the islands are
breaking up – only the white cloud of the sea – the
SEA CLOUD – glides at full sail towards Lanzarote,
seemingly given wings by the trade winds.
Arrecife/Lanzarote Wed., 25th Nov.
Arrival: 13.30 hours. Our excursion will take us to the
museum village of El Patio, which focuses on rural
traditions, and to the César Manrique Museum*,
devoted to the island’s artist and protector. In the
evening there will be the option of attending a pri-
vate concert in the lava bubble volcanic caves at
Jameos del Agua*. Departure: 24.00 hours
Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura Thu., 26th Nov.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. Many white sandy beaches; ex-
tensive dunescapes and a touch of African desert:
Fuerteventura’s wild adventurous beauty is best dis-
covered on a Jeep safari*. Departure: 13.00 hours
Santa Cruz/Tenerife Fri., 27th Nov.
Arrival: 08.00 hours. The Las Cañadas National Park,
the destination of our excursion*, is located at the foot
of the Teide. The approach to this volcanic high plain,
ringed by a steep mountain range, will take us through
impressive scenery and a number of vegetation and
climatic zones. Departure: 24.00 hours
Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Sat., 28th Nov.
21st Nov. to 28th Nov., 2009 SC-0943
Category SC-0943
5 $ 4,375
4 $ 4,895
3 $ 5,595
2 $ 6,025
1 $ 6,155
B $ 8,045
A $ 9,025
Single surcharge:
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Transatlantic cruises: Las Palmas -
Barbados and Las Palmas – Antigua
Las Palmas/Gran Canaria
Individual arrival in Las Palmas. Embarkation on the
At Sea
The sunset lies astern; our course will take us to the
west. Our windjammer will thus glide into a many
splendoured sunset every evening. These marvelous
yachts will be your home away from home on the
high seas for 16 relaxing days. Those who are tired of
the daily grind will find peace as time drifts along.
Sailing enthusiasts will find ever changing vantage
points from which to follow the sailing manoeuvres
at close quarters. Between private space and relaxed
conviviality will become the focus of your discoveries.
The officers will be happy to explain the nautical
equipment and their work on board these unique ves-
sels, as the deckhands climb up the masts; unfurl the
sails in the morning and strike them in the evening,
when dusk makes for a romantic atmosphere.
Bridgetown/Barbados Fri., 4th Dec.
St. John‘s/Antigua* Mon., 14th Dec.
SEA CLOUD* 17 days / 16 nights
28th Nov. to 14th Dec., 2009 SC-0944
SEA CLOUD II 17 days / 16 nights
18th Nov. to 4th Dec., 2009 SCII-0946
Sea Cloud travel tip: Canaries or
Caribbean
Extend your cruise and come aboard early from
21st to 28th Nov., 2009 from/to Las Palmas or
following arrival enjoy 7 days in the Caribbean
from/to Antigua from 14th to 21st Dec., 2009 at
our attractive extension rate:
$2,895 per person, same cabin (Category 1-5)
$4,395 per person, same cabin (Category A-C)
Sea Cloud II travel tip: Caribbean
Extend your cruise from 4th to 11th Dec., 2009
and enjoy 7 days of unadulterated Caribbean
pleasure from Barbados to Curaçao at our attrac-
tive extension rate:
$2,895 per person, same cabin (Category F-D)
$4,395 per person, same cabin (Category A-C)
Our travel tip: Gran Canaria
In order to ensure that your luggage definitely
accompanies you on the transatlantic cruise we
recommend arriving in Las Palmas one day in
advance.
Pre-cruise programme in Las Palmas from 17th
to 18th Nov., 2009 in a first class hotel including
breakfast, transfer and tour of the island:
$ 385 per person in a single room
Minimum number of participants: 10 persons
SCII-0946 SC-0944
Cat. F $ 6,595 Cat. 5 $ 7,995
Cat. E $ 8,215 Cat. 4 $ 8,335
Cat. D $ 8,935 Cat. 3 $10,285
Cat. C $ 9,645 Cat. 2 $10,995
Cat. B $11,995 Cat. 1 $11,475
Cat. A $12,645 Cat. B $14,335
Cat. A $15,075
Single surcharge:
Sea Cloud: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A+B: 100%
Sea Cloud II: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100%
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he words of Robert Rose
describe perfectly the sentiment
behind the design of the hand-sailed
SEA CLOUD II, the modern sister ship
of the legendary SEA CLOUD. Surely
one must believe dreams have been
made real when the golden eagle that
adorns the bow glides into view by the
grace of billowing wind filled sails.
The public rooms and cabins, appointed
with style, are comfortable and cozy.
The excellent cuisine and perfect
service leave nothing to be desired.
SEA CLOUD II combines the elegance
of a classical square rigged cruiser
with every conceivable modern safety
standard and convenience, including a
sauna and fitness area. Breathtaking
cruises through the Caribbean,
Mediterranean, Southern Norway or
Baltic Sea are an experience not to be
missed. For more information on the
SEA CLOUD II and her itineraries con-
tact your travel professional.
“Ships are the nearest things to
that hands have ever made.”
dreams
18
2009 Departures:
Bridgetown - St. John's
SCII-0911 20. Mar 2009 - 30. Mar 2009
St. John's - St. John's
SCII-0912 30. Mar 2009 - 06. Apr 2009
Civitavecchia - Palma de Mallorca
SCII-0919 08. May 2009 - 15. May 2009
Bilbao - Caen
SCII-0923 27. May 2009 - 06. Jun 2009
Caen - Portsmouth
SCII-0924 06. Jun 2009 - 12. Jun 2009
Portsmouth - Hamburg
SCII-0925 12. Jun 2009 - 16. Jun 2009
Hamburg - St. Petersburg
SCII-0926 16. Jun 2009 - 28. Jun 2009
St. Petersburg - Copenhagen
SCII-0927 28. Jun 2009 - 08. Jul 2009
St. Petersburg - Warnemuende
SCII-0931 05. Aug 2009 - 13. Aug 2009
Civitavecchia - Nice
SCII-0938 17. Sep 2009 - 24. Sep 2009
Cadiz - Las Palmas
SCII-0945 09. Nov 2009 - 18. Nov 2009
T
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Currency on board:
Our currency on board is the EURO (€ ). All prevailing credit cards
in common use are also accepted (MasterCard, American Express
and VISA Card) as well as EC card and travellers‘ cheques will be
accepted.
Dietary requests:
We will gladly take into consideration your special requests
regarding dietary food and compatibility. Please inform us in due
time, about your personal requests.
Dress code:
Sporty, casual clothing is appropriate onboard. For the Captain's
Welcome and Farewell receptions and dinners, we recommend more
formal attire for women and a jacket and tie for men.
Spanker Deck Captain’s and Lido Deck
Promenade Deck
Main Deck
Hospital
Lounge
Restaurant
Purser
Lido Deck
Lido Bar Bridge
• Length overall: 360 ft
• Beam: 50 ft
• Draft: 17 ft
• Main mast height above deck: 178 ft
• Total sail area: 32,00 ft2
• Number of sails: 30
• Passengers max.: 64
• Crew approx.: 60
• 32 outside cabins; of those, 10 cabins are origi-
nal with marble bath, shower/WC, bath-robes,
hairdryer, telephone, individually adjustable A/C,
and an in-room safe
• Lido Deck with bar
• Dining room with open seating
• Lounge with desk area and laptop
• Infirmary
• Flag: Malta
• Year of construction: 1931
H These cabins have a shower and WC
These cabins have a bath, shower and WC
• Masts
Cat. A: Luxury Owner’s Cabin
Cat. B: Deluxe Original Cabin
Cat. 1: Outside Cabin No
30, 31
Double Bed
32-37
Twin Bed
18-25
Twin Bed
28, 29
Twin Bed
14-17
Upper and Lower Bed
These cruises apply to the terms and conditions of travel of the company SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH and
can be obtained upon request. www.seacloud.com
• Your cruise in the booked cabin category
• A welcoming bottle of champagne in your cabin
• A daily, freshly filled fruit basket in your cabin
• Bathrobe, slippers and hair-dryer are provided in your cabin
• Welcome and Farewell Cocktail Receptions and Captain’s Dinner
• Six meals daily
Deck Plan and Technical Data / Sea Cloud
• Wine and beer served with lunch and dinner
• Soft drinks throughout the entire cruise, bottled water, juices,
coffees and teas
• Travel documents
• All port fees and taxes
• English-speaking trip director on board
Included Services
General information
Electric voltage:
The voltage on board is 220 V. Every bathroom is equipped with a
razor plug.
Gratuities:
Gratuities are not included in the price of your cruise. We suggest
€ 14 per person per day as a guideline.
Infirmary:
The infirmary is run by a ship‘s doctor, who can be contacted day and
night. Any special treatment required must be agreed to in advance.
Restaurant:
Meals are served during one sitting and have free choice of table
seating. Meal times are posted in the daily programme delivered to
your cabin, as well as on the daily programme board in the reception
area.
Deck Plan and Technical Data / Sea Cloud II
•
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Contact your travel professional for more information
or to book your Sea Cloud Cruises trip.
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