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Orient Lines adds 25 European ports
Orient Lines has expanded its itineraries with 25 new ports of call in Europe in a 2006-07 Mediterranean and Scandinavian preview brochure.
The destination cruise specialist’s new destinations include Zadar in Croatia, Thorshaven in the Faroe Islands, three ports in Iceland and Marseille in France.
Prices for a seven-night Mediterranean fly-cruise from Barcelona lead-in at £599 per person on the ship Marco Polo.
UK general manager Francis Riley said: “Cruises aboard Marco Polo are about destinations, whether Mediterranean, Iceland or further afield. We welcome guests to experience the exploration and adventure of an Oreint Lines cruise as well as enjoying a life-enriching holiday and will continue to offer varied and exciting cruises for years to come.”
Report by Phil Davies
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