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How about some Mediterranean Magic
This cruise is a must for anyone who loves exploring the Mediterranean.
Not only do passengers get to spend seven nights on board the 112,000-ton Costa Concordia, but they enjoy a pre-cruise night in The Crowne Plaza St. Peters, Rome.
Costa Concordia is a relatively new ship, only launched in July 2006, and her 3800 passengers will enjoy her five restaurants, 13 bars, four swimming pools and a huge spa.
Not that they will want to spend much time on board when the vessel will take them to such fascinating destinations as Savona Italy, Barcelona and Palma De Mallorca in Spain, Tunis in Tunisia and La Valletta in Malta before returning to Palermo and Civitavecchia Italy.
There are many travel dates to choose from and prices for the eight-night package begin from $2,749 which includes return flights with Qantas from many Australian cities. Book through CruiseAgents on 1300 55 88 64 or online at www.cruiseagents.travel
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