Tulip Time Cruise
Thursday, March 20th, 2008
? Need some? thoughts and flowers of spring to brighten up those long days of winter?? Check out this? idea!
? During this nine-day vacation, discover picturesque Holland and Belgium in the spring. Sightsee in Arnhem, Middelburg, and Rotterdam, as well as Antwerp and Ghent in Belgium. Take pictures of the charming windmills at Zieriksee and learn about the complex flood controls in Holland when you visit the Delta Works. Visit Keukenhof Gardens, famous for spectacular displays of bulb flowers in bloom,? and enjoy an excursion to the quaint fishing village of Volendam and to Edam, famous for its cheeses. Return to Amsterdam to enjoy a canal cruise and a final night on board ship.
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and an afternoon to explore Athens on your own before boarding your cruise ship to set sail in the deep blue Aegean Sea. Although there are plenty of activities on board to keep you entertained on your four-day cruise, you’ll also enjoy stops along the way to explore the Turkish port of Kusadasi as well as several Greek islands. Visit the windmill-dotted island of Mykonos,
? the tiny island of Patmos, the historic island of Rhodes, Heraklion on Crete, and, to top off your journey, visit Santorini, the “Black Pearl of the Aegean”.
Early in September 1999 I travelled to this fascinating part of North America on a Holland America Cruise/Tour educational trip for travel agents. This gave us an opportunity to experience the region and the travel products so that we could better advise our clients.
for a breathtaking journey to Skagway. This narrow guage railway uses antique passenger cars (with a modern diesel engine) to transit a torturous route through the mountains to the sea. Crossing several elevated trestles with nothing on either side but a thousand feet of air, the passengers gaze down at the thread-like trail of the Yukon Gold Rush Trail used a century ago by prospectors seeking their fortunes.