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Price breakthrough on Rhapsody of the Seas
In an incredible price breakthrough, CruiseAgents are now offering this a Polynesian package on the 78,000 tonne Royal Caribbean superliner, Rhapsody of the Seas, for under $3,000.
One way economy airfare on Qantas and one night post-cruise accommodation in Honolulu is included.
The 16-night itinerary includes the Pacific Ocean holiday hotspots of the Cook Islands, Tahiti, French Polynesia and Hawaii.
In between port visits, guests will enjoy one of the most user-friendly in service featuring a spa and fitness centre, rock climbing wall, enormous theatre, art gallery and children’s and youth activities as well as numerous restaurants, cafes, bars, lounges and public rooms.
Prices begin from just $2999.00 (inside). Outside cabins start at $3249.00 (AU dollars, per person, twin share). Air taxes and surcharges are extra.
Agents can book this unique product by phone on 1300 55 88 64 or online at www.cruiseagents.travel
CruiseAgents’s direct access to Royal Caribbean’s reservation system ensures travel agents’ immediate confirmation.
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