Cruising with Simonds

Discover our rich history and heritage

Experience the beauty and heritage of our islands by visiting some of the more interesting, but remoter, parts of the British Isles together with contrasting calls in Amsterdam, Dublin and Honfleur. Walk among peaceful hills, view ancient monuments and wander through historic streets. At each port of call you can be as busy or relaxed as you wish, with a full programme of optional excursions. History, heritage and beauty - plus wonderful memories to bring home.

Cruise Highlights

Skara Brae, a beautifully preserved Neolithic village, is Orkney’s oldest monument
From Tobermory, visit the tiny traffic-free isle of Iona - the cradle of Scottish Christianity
A visit to Dublin would not be complete without a pint of the ‘Black Stuff’ at the Guinness Storehouse
Although only 28 miles from Land’s End, sub-tropical Scilly has a tranquillity and quality of life very different from the mainland
From Honfleur, visit Monet’s House and Garden at Giverny where the famous Impressionist painter was able to paint controlled nature

Gallery

Waterfront Restaurant - Promenade Deck 7

Palladium Show Lounge - Promenade Deck 7

Dome Observatory & Nightclub - Sun Deck 14

Date	Port	Arrive	Depart	More Info
05/05/2019	London Tilbury (United Kingdom)	-	20:00
06/05/2019	Amsterdam (Netherlands)	13:00	20:00	Click Here
With more bicycles than permanent residents, the Dutch capital is both charming and quirky. Aesthetically little has changed in the centre since its 17th century Golden Age. Beautiful gabled houses and merchants’ mansions line serene, tree-lined canals, which are laid out in five concentric circles and crossed by numerous bridges. The Royal Palace, originally built as a Town Hall in the 17th century, stands on a large square in the centre of the city. Considered one of Europe’s major art capitals, Amsterdam is home to a number of superb galleries and museums including the famous Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum.
07/05/2019	At Sea
08/05/2019	Kirkwall, Orkney Islands (United Kingdom)	08:00	18:00	Click Here
The capital of the amazing Orkney archipelago, the Royal Burgh of Kirkwall sits almost exactly in the centre of Mainland, dividing the island into East and West. The magnificent St. Magnus Cathedral, a legacy of the town’s rich Viking heritage, dominates Kirkwall’s skyline. In its shadow, the town is a cluster of grey stone buildings lining narrow, flagstone streets. Excursions explore these beautiful islands whose history can be traced back some 6,000 years through Neolithic standing stones and the magnificent archaeological site of Skara Brae. Modern day Orkney is a hive of creative activity and its craft workshops are perfect for a special souvenir.
09/05/2019	Portree, Isle of Skye (United Kingdom)	07:00	19:00	Click Here
Set around its picturesque natural harbour and fringed by high ground and cliffs, charming Portree is the main town on the beautiful Isle of Skye. The impact of Skye’s stunning scenery is spectacular. The soaring peaks of the Cuilins, undulating heather moorland, small lochs and gently flowing streams form a wonderful backdrop to optional excursions featuring crofting villages, and iconic castles with both colourful and poignant history. On the outskirts of Portree, the Skye Heritage Centre and Aros Experience bring to life the history of the island and give an insight into the life these Highland communities lived.
10/05/2019	Tobermory, Isle of Mull (United Kingdom)	07:00	16:00	Click Here
Established in the late 18th century as a fishing port, Tobermory is one of the prettiest ports in Scotland. The picture-postcard village has a large natural harbour where colourful boats bob on the waves watched over by a rainbow of brightly, painted buildings backed by woodland-fringed hills. Tobermory is the capital of the Isle of Mull. Mull is the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides and its diverse landscape ranges from high mountain and wild moorland, to wave-lashed sea cliffs and sandy beaches. Neighbouring Iona is the tiny island where St Columba first brought Christianity to Scotland in 563 AD.
11/05/2019	Dublin (Ireland)	08:00	17:30	Click Here
The capital of the Emerald Isle is, with its friendly locals, fascinating history, legendary literary tradition and charming mix of medieval, Georgian and modern architecture, a city of unforgettable character. It lies on the east coast of Ireland along the banks of the River Liffey. Dublin Castle, Christchurch Cathedral, Trinity College and the beautiful square St Stephen’s Green lie south of the Liffey, whilst the glorious Custom House, majestic Four Courts and famous General Post Office add grace to Dublin’s Northside. Crossing the river the high-arched Ha’penny Bridge is one of Dublin’s most famous landmarks
12/05/2019	St. Mary's, Isles of Scilly (United Kingdom)	08:30	20:00	Click Here
Britain’s only island archipelago, the magical Isles of Scilly lie just 28 miles off the coast of Cornwall. St Mary’s, the largest of the five inhabited islands, is a delight with white sand beaches, tranquil waters and stunning seascapes. The attractive village of Hugh Town, considered the ‘capital’, is the hub of the islands’ activity. The second largest and the only privately-owned island is Tresco, where, in the glorious Abbey Gardens, some 20,000 exotic species thrive in the sub-tropical climate. Optional excursions explore both St. Mary’s and Tresco, two of the beautiful cluster of islands that are worlds apart from everyday life.
13/05/2019	St. Peter Port, Guernsey (Channel Islands)	07:00	19:00	Click Here
For over 800 years Castle Cornet has stood guard over St. Peter Port. The attractive town is a delight with cobbled streets, steep stairways and alleyways winding their way down between the houses to a picturesque waterfront of grey and white stone buildings. Guernsey is geographically closer to France, yet loyal to the British crown, and this is reflected in the wonderful Anglo-French ambience around the town. The second largest of the Channel Islands has a wonderful coastline with beautiful bays, and pastoral scenery that includes the handsome, much-prized Guernsey dairy cows. The tax-free haven is perfect for duty-free shopping.
14/05/2019	Honfleur (France)	08:00	16:00	Click Here
Over the years many renowned painters and writers have been attracted to pretty Honfleur, which with its narrow, half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets and charming old harbour set in a sheltered cove off the Seine’s tidal estuary, is simply enchanting. Unlike many of its Normandy neighbours, Honfleur was spared during the bombing of World War Two and nestled in its tidy, picturesque streets historic buildings house art galleries, artists’ studios, boutiques, restaurants, cafes and fine souvenir shops.
15/05/2019	London Tilbury (United Kingdom)	08:00

Note: In the event of adverse weather/sea conditions that prevent the ship from calling at one of the scheduled ports, alternative arrangements will be made where possible.

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CAT.	Description	1st Person	2nd Person	View
5	Superior Single Inner	£1413	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Upper Deck 10, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. Most of these cabins can be converted to a double bed.
7S	Standard Single Ocean View	£1669	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins on Main Deck 6 are with a picture window. All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
8S	Standard Plus Single Ocean View	£1745	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Columbus Deck 8 and Boat Deck 9, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer, fridge and personal safe. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
10	Superior Single Ocean View	£1926	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space and are located on Upper Deck 10. The majority can be converted to a double bed. Cabins 10101 & 10107, and 10102 & 10106 are interconnecting.

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CAT.	Description	1st Person	2nd Person	View
1	Standard Twin Inner	£1439	£869	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Reception Deck 5, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.
2	Standard Plus Twin Inner	£1563	£936	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority located on Main Deck 6 can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth. Cabins 8103, 8104, 8107, 8108, 8111 and 8112 on Columbus Deck 8 have twin beds that may be converted to a double. All other category 2 cabins on Columbus Deck 8 have twin beds that cannot be pushed together and an additional upper berth.
3	Superior Twin Inner	£1639	£974	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Upper Deck 10, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth. Cabins 10280 & 10276, and 10281 & 10277 are interconnecting.
4	Premium Twin Inner	£1724	£1012	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and are located on Navigator’s Deck 11.
6C	Standard Twin Obstructed Ocean View	£1753	£1031	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These cabins are located midships on Columbus Deck 8 with convenient access to the restaurant and lounges. All these air conditioned cabins have partially or fully obstructed views and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
6	Standard Twin Ocean View	£1876	£1088	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins on Reception Deck 5 are with a picture window. All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.
7	Standard Twin Ocean View	£1924	£1116	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins on Main Deck 6 are with a picture window. All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.
8	Standard Plus Twin Ocean View	£2000	£1154	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Columbus Deck 8 and Boat Deck 9, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or upper fourth berth. Twelve of these cabins interconnect and cabins 8101, 8102, 8118, 8119, 9136 and 9137 are equipped for passengers with specific mobility limitations and their companions.
9	Superior Twin Ocean View	£2190	£1249	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space and are located on Upper Deck 10. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth. Cabins 10302 and 10307 have obstructed views.
11	Superior Plus Twin Ocean View	£2351	£1325	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space and are located midships on Upper Deck 10. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
12	Premium Twin Ocean View	£2503	£1401	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Navigator’s Deck 11, the highest accommodation deck, these cabins have convenient access to the Plantation Bistro, pools and deck areas. Air conditioned and with a picture window, these cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower, ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.

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Excursions

To enhance the enjoyment of your cruise a programme of optional shore excursions designed to show you the highlights of each of the ports of call will be available to view approximately 8 weeks prior to the cruise departure.

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Select your package

Take your pick from a selection of four superb onboard packages and enjoy some great pre-sail savings too!
To enable you to budget for any extra costs, we are offering a selection of four superb value onboard package options that include service charges, gratuities and other additions. Savings are available on these packages when booked and paid for before your cruise, so we highly recommend that you take full advantage of these packages.
For example, the CMV Value option for cruises between 5 and 29 nights includes gratuities and service charges for the duration of your cruise, a welcome bottle of wine per cabin, priority cabin upgrade (if available) and confirmed seating in the restaurant (first come, first served basis). Pre-book for just £6pp per night (£7pp per night onboard).

Package	Value	Plus	Premium	VIP
Services charges and gratuities for the duration of your cruise	✔	✔	✔	✔
Confirmed Seating in the restaurant*	✔	✔	✔	✔
Priority cabin upgrade option (if available)	✔	✔	✔	✔
Welcome Bottle Bon Voyage Wine (per cabin)	✔	✔	✔	✔
Non Alcoholic Beverage Package, including soft drinks all day long		✔	✔	✔
All inclusive bar drinks (except Premium Beverages)			✔	✔
CMV selected house wines (white, rosé & red by the glass at bars and restaurants during meals)			✔	✔
CMV Signature Wines (white, rosé & red by the glass at bars and restaurants during meals)				✔
50% discount on Premium Beverages from the bar			✔
30% discount on all the Premium Wine list			✔	✔
Premium drinks from the bar list				✔
Whittard premium teas & Piazza d'oro coffee specialities				✔
1 bottle of water daily per person in your cabin				✔
25% discount on any Speciality Restaurant			✔
50% discount on any Speciality Restaurant				✔
Priority on Shore Excursion waiting list				✔
1 small bottle of water for your excursion				✔
Invitation to our exclusive VIP Party				✔
PLUS - Additional Great Savings	N/A	N/A	Every 7th day free	Every 7th day free

*Subject to availability. First come, best served basis.

Package	Value	Plus	Premium	VIP
Per Day Price to book Pre-Cruise	£6	£15	£23	£29
Per Day Price to book Onboard	£7	£17	£26	£32

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Escape to islands in the sun

Four contrasting Atlantic islands beckon on this wonderful autumn escape south to warmer climes. This delightful voyage has time at sea to relax and unwind, yet promises a host of exciting experiences every time you step ashore. Beautiful Madeira and the ever-popular Canary Islands of Lanzarote, Gran Canaria and Tenerife will, together with Ceuta, Gibraltar and Lisbon, make this a voyage to remember.

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Date	Port	Arrive	Depart	More Info
16/10/2019	London Tilbury (United Kingdom)	-	15:00
17/10/2019	Amsterdam (Netherlands)	08:00	16:30	Click Here
With more bicycles than permanent residents, the Dutch capital is both charming and quirky. Aesthetically little has changed in the centre since its 17th century Golden Age. Beautiful gabled houses and merchants’ mansions line serene, tree-lined canals, which are laid out in five concentric circles and crossed by numerous bridges. The Royal Palace, originally built as a Town Hall in the 17th century, stands on a large square in the centre of the city. Considered one of Europe’s major art capitals, Amsterdam is home to a number of superb galleries and museums including the famous Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum.
18/10/2019	At Sea
19/10/2019	At Sea
20/10/2019	At Sea
21/10/2019	Gibraltar (BCC)	12:00	21:00	Click Here
Famously contested, Gibraltar is a renowned headland in the Mediterranean Sea. In ancient times known as the Pillars of Hercules with it’s African counterpart, Mt Abyla, the Rock has remained under British rule for the last 300 years, despite being connected to Spain. A towering 1400 ft outcrop that separates the Mediterranean from the Atlantic, Gibraltar was named Jebel al-Tarik by the Moorish General Tarik who landed there in 711 AD. See the famous Barbary apes that occupy the island as well as St Michael’s Cave and the Siege Tunnels or admire the view to Africa from a cable car.
22/10/2019	At Sea
23/10/2019	Arrecife, Lanzarote (Spain)	12:00	20:00	Click Here
A city with maritime roots, Arrecife first appeared on maps in the 15th century as a small fishing harbour. It has since 1852 been the capital of Lanzarote, the northernmost and fourth largest of Spain’s Canary Islands. Lanzarote, which lies just four degrees north of the Tropic of Cancer and enjoys a sub-tropical climate, is volcanic in origin. Arrecife’s Calle Leon y Castila has a wealth of shops and is an opportunity for duty free shopping.
24/10/2019	Las Palmas, Gran Canaria (Spain)	08:00	23:00	Click Here
With its sub-tropical climate, coastal valleys, beautiful sandy beaches and mountainous peaks, Gran Canaria is a firm favourite with visitors from all over Europe. Head to the historic centre of Vegueta, steeped in traditional architecture and historical buildings which have been standing for over 500 years.
25/10/2019	Santa Cruz deTenerife, Tenerife (Spain)	07:00	14:00	Click Here
The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is dominated by Mount Teide in the central mountain range and several spectacular valleys covered with lush landscape, banana plantations and pinewoods. Santa Cruz, the island's capital, offers a number of museums, and churches to explore together with tempting shops and restaurants. The exotic gardens of Garcia Sanabria Park are worth a visit as is Loro Parque, with its tropical gardens, collection of parrots, and an aquarium with sharks, sealions and penguins.
26/10/2019	Funchal, Madeira (Portugal)	09:00	18:00	Click Here
Set in a magnificent natural amphitheatre overlooking a wide bay, Funchal is the delightful capital of the beautiful and dramatic island of Madeira. The harbour is right in the centre of town and as you approach the sight of whitewashed buildings with red tiled roofs tumbling down the verdant mountain is spectacular. A modern cable car soars above the bustling city to Monte, which is the start of Madeira’s famous wicker toboggan ride. Wicker baskets, embroidery and the famous Madeira wine are popular souvenirs from the striking island often described as the ‘floating garden of the Atlantic’.
27/10/2019	At Sea
28/10/2019	Lisbon (Portugal)	08:00	13:00	Click Here
Lisbon, Portugal’s capital city, is home to the magnificent Jeronimos Monastery, Belem Tower, 25th April Bridge and Monument of the Discoveries. Wander through the maze of narrow streets in the delightful Alfama district and ride one of the famous old trams.
29/10/2019	At Sea
30/10/2019	At Sea
31/10/2019	London Tilbury (United Kingdom)	09:00

Note: In the event of adverse weather/sea conditions that prevent the ship from calling at one of the scheduled ports, alternative arrangements will be made where possible.

Select how many people are in your first cabin

To view the deck plans Click Here

CAT.	Description	1st Person	2nd Person	View
5	Superior Single Inner	£1793	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Upper Deck 10, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. Most of these cabins can be converted to a double bed.
7S	Standard Single Ocean View	£2125	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins on Main Deck 6 are with a picture window. All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
8S	Standard Plus Single Ocean View	£2230	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Columbus Deck 8 and Boat Deck 9, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. All these cabins are equipped with a flat-screen television, hairdryer, fridge and personal safe. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
10	Superior Single Ocean View	£2467	N/A	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space and are located on Upper Deck 10. The majority can be converted to a double bed. Cabins 10101 & 10107, and 10102 & 10106 are interconnecting.

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CAT.	Description	1st Person	2nd Person	View
1	Standard Twin Inner	£1800	£1050	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Reception Deck 5, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.
2	Standard Plus Twin Inner	£1952	£1126	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority located on Main Deck 6 can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth. Cabins 8103, 8104, 8107, 8108, 8111 and 8112 on Columbus Deck 8 have twin beds that may be converted to a double. All other category 2 cabins on Columbus Deck 8 have twin beds that cannot be pushed together and an additional upper berth.
3	Superior Twin Inner	£2057	£1183	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Upper Deck 10, these air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth. Cabins 10280 & 10276, and 10281 & 10277 are interconnecting.
4	Premium Twin Inner	£2161	£1230	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These air conditioned cabins all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and are located on Navigator’s Deck 11.
6C	Standard Twin Obstructed Ocean View	£2199	£1249	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These cabins are located midships on Columbus Deck 8 with convenient access to the restaurant and lounges. All these air conditioned cabins have partially or fully obstructed views and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
6	Standard Twin Ocean View	£2361	£1335	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins on Reception Deck 5 are with a picture window. All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.
7	Standard Twin Ocean View	£2408	£1354	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins on Main Deck 6 are with a picture window. All these air conditioned cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.
8	Standard Plus Twin Ocean View	£2522	£1411	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Columbus Deck 8 and Boat Deck 9, these air conditioned cabins are with a picture window and offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or upper fourth berth. Twelve of these cabins interconnect and cabins 8101, 8102, 8118, 8119, 9136 and 9137 are equipped for passengers with specific mobility limitations and their companions.
9	Superior Twin Ocean View	£2769	£1534	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space and are located on Upper Deck 10. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth. Cabins 10302 and 10307 have obstructed views.
11	Superior Plus Twin Ocean View	£2978	£1639	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m These ocean view cabins are with a picture window, are air conditioned and all offer private en-suite facilities with shower plus ample hanging and storage space and are located midships on Upper Deck 10. The majority can be converted to a double bed.
12	Premium Twin Ocean View	£3187	£1743	View Cabin
Average Cabin Size 188sq ft/17.50sq m Located on Navigator’s Deck 11, the highest accommodation deck, these cabins have convenient access to the Plantation Bistro, pools and deck areas. Air conditioned and with a picture window, these cabins offer private en-suite facilities with shower, ample hanging and storage space. The majority can be converted to a double bed and some have a third and/or fourth upper berth.

To view the deck plans Click Here

Excursions

For a complete list of excursions Click Here

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Select your package

Package	Value	Plus	Premium	VIP
Services charges and gratuities for the duration of your cruise	✔	✔	✔	✔
Confirmed Seating in the restaurant*	✔	✔	✔	✔
Priority cabin upgrade option (if available)	✔	✔	✔	✔
Welcome Bottle Bon Voyage Wine (per cabin)	✔	✔	✔	✔
Non Alcoholic Beverage Package, including soft drinks all day long		✔	✔	✔
All inclusive bar drinks (except Premium Beverages)			✔	✔
CMV selected house wines (white, rosé & red by the glass at bars and restaurants during meals)			✔	✔
CMV Signature Wines (white, rosé & red by the glass at bars and restaurants during meals)				✔
50% discount on Premium Beverages from the bar			✔
30% discount on all the Premium Wine list			✔	✔
Premium drinks from the bar list				✔
Whittard premium teas & Piazza d'oro coffee specialities				✔
1 bottle of water daily per person in your cabin				✔
25% discount on any Speciality Restaurant			✔
50% discount on any Speciality Restaurant				✔
Priority on Shore Excursion waiting list				✔
1 small bottle of water for your excursion				✔
Invitation to our exclusive VIP Party				✔
PLUS - Additional Great Savings	N/A	N/A	Every 7th day free	Every 7th day free