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Crystal adds new ports to Med Cruises
Crystal Cruises is including new ports in Turkey, Italy and Spain for its 2013 Med Cruise season.
Çanakkale in Turkey will be included on its Crystal Serenity, May 9 cruise and its Crystal Symphony, 25 July cruise, offering easy access to UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site of Troy and Gallipoli’s battlefield.
La Spezia in Italy will feature on Crystal Serenity’s September 28 cruise and Castellon De La Plana in Spain will be included in Crystal Serenity’s November 2 cruise.
"New adventures are part of Crystal’s signature travel experience, even in such a popular cruising area as the Mediterranean," said Philip Ordever, vice president international sales and marketing.
"After sailing for more than two decades, we’re thrilled to still be finding new destinations for our guests to discover, and combining them with popular ports of call which they also love returning time and time again."
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