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Experience the Western Mediterranean
From May 4 until November 9, 2008, NCL’s newly launched Norwegian Gem departs beautiful Barcelona weekly for an unforgettable seven-night cruise.
From Barcelona in Spain, 2,400-passenger Gem heads to La Valletta Malta, Naples, Rome and Florence in Italy and finally, Nice in France before returning to Barcelona.
On board passengers can amuse themselves in 12 restaurants, 11 bars and lounges, a spa and beauty salon treatment, swimming pools and a fitness centre with jogging tracks.
Prices start from $2,549 per person – including return flights with Qantas from many Australian cities and one night pre- or post-cruise accommodation at the Rivoli Ramblas in Barcelona.
Bookings can be made through CruiseAgents on 1300 55 88 64 or online at www.cruiseagents.travel
For more information visit http://cruiseagents.travel/Details.aspx?id=4281
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