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Above northen light on different date round trip Tilbury

7 march and 21st March £599


http://www.cruiseandmaritime.com/choose-a-cruise/View-Cruise-Details.aspx?CruiseId=113
http://www.cruiseandmaritime.com/choose-a-cruise/View-Cruise-Details.aspx?CruiseId=117

angela_stone

hi can anyone beat or have discounts for 14 night celebrity summit caribbean cruise from lgw 2nd april £1199 or 16th april £1299 inside cabin thanks

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angela_stone wrote: »

hi can anyone beat or have discounts for 14 night celebrity summit caribbean cruise from lgw 2nd april £1199 or 16th april £1299 inside cabin thanks

There is an over 55 rate on that cruise so Virgin should be able to get that if you have 55+ in the cabin.

Cruise only is £716 or £633 with 55+ discount direct from Celebrity priced as a 2*7n so there may be some discount on that.

Virgin Flight 2nd return 16th £795 so £1500.

Other flight options are indirect.

I think virgin will be hard to better because they have the flights

angela_stone

can any one beat 8th april fly heathrow to miami ,1 night 3 star b&b transfers to fort lauderdale, then 14 night carribean cruise, transfer back to miami fly home. £1199. thanks

sams247

daft_ada wrote: »

Help!
My oh and I would like to try cruising. We are looking to go either in April or May to the Nowegian Fjords. We have about £2000 plus spending available. We have seen some cheap deals available with P and O or with Cruise and Maritime, but when we look at the reviews we are really put off. Please can someone give a balance and honest view?
We are mid fifties and for health reasons cannot fly. We hate queues and don't much like big crowds. We do like meeting new people and love to explore new places.
We would really like to do the coastal tours that Hurtigren do, but getting to Bergen without flying is difficult.
Any ideas?

P&O is ideal for you, dont be put off by the super big ships like Azura and Ventura, as they are so big a lot of passengers get swallowed up quickly and it never seems crowded. Hurtigren (Hertigruten?) are an excellent choice if you are mobile, prepared for more of an adventure, they are more basic ships and can travel in rough water. The big P&O ships tend to have balances so you feel the swell a lot lot less. If you want to ask questions you can PM me rather than take up more on the offers board here

cclarke12

Single offer on Queen Mary 2

Flying from London to New York on 17th May 2011

Join Queen Mary 2 for 7 night voyage back to Southampton

Fantastic single prices:

D8 inside £526
C4 outside £611
B5 balcony £629
A3 balcony £726

These prices INCLUDE flights!

This is from cruise.co.uk. For a single occupancy cabin these are sensational prices

getmore4less

Thomson red sea trips are dropping in price worth watching and shopping around if you can leave late, these have droped again £20 this morning.

10th March around £370(outside)

17th March around £330


I say a round because there are a bound to be extras like tickets on departure and meals on fight etc.

Still good value.

Thomson own cruisedeals so they tend to have the better prices on-line but I think thomas cook and the highstreet can be competiative with Thomson cruise packages.

getmore4less

Anotehr March deal this time P&O ventura

27 March 12n ex Southampton from £599

All agents should have this price or better.

Miss_Penny_Pincher_2

Spotted this deal:

Royal Caribbean Independence of the Seas - med / canaries
11 nights February 2012 £747.79pp including gratuities based on 2 sharing inside cabin.

http://www.cruise.co.uk/cruise/royal-caribbean-cruises/independence-of-the-seas/02-feb-12/40278fc/?offerid=40278&flycruise=1&stage=sailingdetails

We really want to go on RCI for some winter sun - is this a really good offer or could prices get cheaper closer to the time? What is the best way to keep an eye out for RCI deals for Jan / Feb 2012? Should I start checking cruise.co.uk / cruiseking / thomas cook around 12 weeks before or is there a magic amount pppn that is worth snapping up?

Miss_Penny_Pincher_2

getmore4less wrote: »

Thomson red sea trips are dropping in price worth watching and shopping around if you can leave late, these have droped again £20 this morning.

10th March around £370(outside)

17th March around £330


I say a round because there are a bound to be extras like tickets on departure and meals on fight etc.

Still good value.

Thomson own cruisedeals so they tend to have the better prices on-line but I think thomas cook and the highstreet can be competiative with Thomson cruise packages.

We went on Thomson Red Sea cruise 4 years ago and is excellent value! We had a great time although only got off the ship in Sharm el Sheikh, Hurghada and Aqaba Funny thing is our cruise also worked out exactly £330pp including all fees / flights / transfers etc! If anybody has any questions about the cruise I'll be happy to try to answer.