<strong>9</strong> out of <strong>10</strong>
Rated Excellent
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Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town is the 'Mother City' a cosmopolitan, vibrant city with stunning beaches and welcoming climate.
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Port Elizabeth
Port Elizabeth
Known alternatively as ‘The Friendly City’ or simply as ‘P.E.’, Port Elizabeth lines up some of the most gorgeous sandy beaches along South Africa’s Eastern Cape. For a lazy day tucking your toes into the sand, the pick of the beaches include King’s, Hobie, Humewood and Pollock. Around the city, you’ll discover lovely manicured expanses, be it in St George’s Park, home to the cricket ground, or in Settler’s Park with its profusion of exotic plants and birds.
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| 6 | East London | ||
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Durban
Durban
Three-wheeled Tuk Tuk open cabs ply the Golden Mile, Durban’s palm-lined promenade. Restaurants and oriental bazaars like the Victoria Street Market are fragrant with spice and incense, all reminders that these shores look out over the Indian Ocean and exotic Asian destinations beyond. Follow the arts and crafts trail, go golfing or fishing, visit a crocodile farm or head inland to the game reserves of KwaZulu Natal, veldts that lead the eye to the craggy peaks of the Drakensberg Mountains.
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| 8 | Richards Bay | ||
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Maputo
Maputo
Five hundred years of Portuguese rule have left their mark on Mozambique’s capital while the scars of civil war 30 years ago thankfully go on healing. Street signs around Maputo still celebrate names like Mao, Marx and Lenin but the free market economy is gathering pace. Hotels such as the elegant Polana are back to their colonial best, street cafés serve up spicy peri-peri platters, bustling markets trade spectacular batiks and hand-crafted drums while the languid surf goes on teasing the sands of the Baia’s pristine beaches.
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| 10-11 | Mozambique Channel - Cruising | ||
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Nosy Be, Madagascar
Nosy Be, Madagascar
Fringed by miles of white sand beaches, this 'perfumed isle' is a veritable treasure trove of tropical delights. Check out the little capital Hellville, with it's charming boutiques, or visit the nearby island of Nosy Komba, which plays host to a colony of black lemur.
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| 13 | Indian Ocean - Cruising | ||
| 14 | Dar Es Salaam | ||
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Zanzibar
Zanzibar
Zanzibar boasts stunning beaches, coral reefs and fragrant clove plantations. The capital, Stone Town is a UNESCO world heritage site, loaded with historical architecture and winding streets worth exploring
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Mombasa
Mombasa
Mombasa is your gateway to Kenya - land of the safari. With its white-sand beaches, rolling savannah, towering mountains and spectacular Great Rift Valley, Kenya offers some of the most diverse landscapes in sub-Saharan Africa.
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| 17-18 | Indian Ocean - Cruising | ||
| 19-20 | Port Victoria, Mahe | ||
| 21-22 | Indian Ocean - Cruising | ||
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Male
Male
Many of the islands are uninhabited, and one third of the nation's population lives on the largest island, Male. When it comes to size Male' would perhaps count as one of the smallest capitals in the world.
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| 25 | The Laccadive Sea - Cruising | ||
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Colombo
Colombo
Colombo is the largest city and former capital of Sri Lanka. It is located on the west coast of the island and adjacent to Sri Jayawardenapura Kotte, the capital. Colombo is a busy and vibrant city with a mixture of modern life and colonial buildings and ruins and a city population of 647,100.
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| 27 | Bay of Bengal - Cruising | ||
| 28 | The Anaman Sea - Cruising | ||
| 29 | Phuket | ||
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Langkawi
Langkawi
Langkawi,officially known as Langkawi, the Jewel of Kedah is an archipelago of 104 islands in the Andaman Sea, some 30 km off the mainland coast of northwestern Malaysia. Only four of the islands are inhabited - Pulau Langkawi (the main island), Pulau Tuba, Pulau Rebak and Pulau Dayang Bunting
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Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang)
Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang)
For Malaysian capital Kuala Lumpur cruise ships must dock at the deepwater cruise port Kelang, which is 90 minutes drive away.
This, though, is good news for cruise visitors because, along the way to the capital, you not only see the magnificent Salahuddin ‘Blue’ Mosque - the largest in southeast Asia with room for 16,000 worshippers - but also visit the Batu Caves where a stone staircase with 272 steps leads up to a Hindu Shrine. If you make the effort, you are rewarded with the company of scores of monkeys which live around the caves.
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Singapore
Singapore
Singapore is a melting pot of people and cultures. Malay, Chinese, English and Tamil are official languages; Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Hinduism and Christianity are the major faiths. Ever fascinating, Singapore boasts diverse cultures, luxurious hotels, and some of the finest duty-free shopping in the world.
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Southampton to Stockholm with two overnights in St Petersburg was an ideal cruise and the whole experience lived up to previous cruises with Oceania. Could find no faults at all and thoroughly enjoyed every moment apart from being reminded that many Americans do not understand queueing.
Wonderful crew and delicious food - top class pastry chef. Cabins are rather small (this is our third time on this type of vessel). Shore excursions are expensive and not particularly good value for money - on the Beijing to Tokyo cruise. Would suggest booking independent tours outside Oceania.
Could not fault Iglu for arrangements and transfers to ship. Problems started when we arrived in cabin 3003. Requested outside twin cabin with sofa bed for 3 ladies 75 plus. Double bed and ordinary sofa. After much complaining cabin was eventually changed to twin with sofa bed. Problem was when bed opened it touched vanity unit and two people could not gain bathroom or exit without climbing over sofa bed. This was totally unacceptable for 3 ladies. I pointed out the health and safety aspect should there be an emergency. Got no help whatsoever except offer of one single cabin at over £1,000. We endured this for rest of cruise. Would not recommend Oceania. Ok the food is ok, but that is about all. Entertainment was fair and that's being kind. I know it's a small ship. Exactly the same as Azamara Journey and that was excellent.
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