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Hot savings on Fire and Ice cruises
SYDNEY – G.A.P Adventures has released a 2009 Early Booking Bonus on all their expedition cruises, where travellers can save up to A$450 per person.
A 14-day Arctic Highlights journey through deep fjords while skirting icebergs from Spitsbergen to Greenland, travelling south to the “land of fire and ice†Iceland, is now priced frm A$4200 per person.
Other itineraries are available through out Antarctica, such as the 11-day voyage out of Ushuaia, the most southern point in South America, now from $3860. There are also more extensive expeditions for travel up to 24 days.
All journeys give travellers an up-close look at some of the world’s most dramatic and impressive wilderness that can be explore by foot and by ship.
This offer is for sale until February 28 and is for travel on any departure before March 31, 2010.
For further information on dates and itineraries contact Adventure World on 1300 363 055 (in Australia) or visit www.adventureworld.com.au
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