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CP Holidays goes cruising for Christmas
CP Holidays has released a seven-day Christmas cruise package from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Phuket aboard the Rhapsody of the Seas, with the trip departing Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth on December 21 and finishes with return flight on December 27.
On Christmas Day, cruising from Phuket to Singapore, expect to find Santa, midnight mass and carols, Christmas gingerbread display and Christmas dinner.
This Spice of South East Asia package is priced from $2255 per person twin share which includes return economy airfares with Singapore Airlines to Singapore, transfers, cruise in standard inside cabin, NCCF taxes and gratuities, Singapore Sojourn Day tour, one night twin double/share Le Meridien Singapore and on the cruise, most meals, some beverages and entertainment.
CP Holidays is a wholesale brand of Orient Express Travel Group.
Agents contact: 1300 137 808 or (02) 9281 1399.
Report by The Mole
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