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French yacht line releases 2010 brochure
Wednesday, 23 Oct, 2009
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French yacht cruise line Compagnie Du Ponant has published a 130-page brochure covering next summer’s departures.
The programme includes new 132-cabin vessel Le Boreal which enters service in May.
More than 90,000 copies of the brochure in English and French are being distributed across international markets the company sells to.
Besides the new ship, the company runs three-mast yacht Le Ponant carrying 64 passengers, the 90-passenger Le Levant and the 226-passenger expedition ship Le Diamant.
Sailings are mainly in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, with Le Diamant running voyages to destinations such as Spitzbergen and Greenland.
Cruise-only fares for the Le Boreal’s inaugural seven-night voyage on May 6 from Marseilles to Nice start at £2,130 per person cruise only plus £210 in port taxes.
The company has introduced a toll free booking line at 0808 234 3802 as its seeks to heighten its presence to the UK trade.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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