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Variety Cruises’ new Adriatic trips offer free land programs
Variety Cruises is debuting its new Tales of the Adriatic cruises in summer 2010 with an extra flourish – a free pre- or post-cruise land program in Venice or Split.
This includes two complimentary nights in a four-star hotel and a half-day sightseeing tour, valid for select sailings June-August 2010. Transitioning to the sea, travelers spend seven nights exploring the hidden gems of Venice and Croatia along the Adriatic Coast.
Variety Cruises’ Tales of the Adriatic departs from Venice, Italy and Split, Croatia on the refurbished Pegasus mega yacht.
The Tales of the Adriatic special takes place in Venice or Split with a free two-night stay in a four-star hotel (post-cruise stay in Venice) and half-day sightseeing tour f the local landscape.
The offer is available for sailings in June, July and August.
Certain stipulations apply.
By David Wilkening
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