Sea cloud Cruises 2022

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Sailing Cruises P R O G R A M

FOR CRUISES IN 2022

For bookings made by Dec 31, 2021 cancellation fee only applies 150 days prior departure

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Dear Windjammer Friends, The storm has passed at last. Having circumnavigated the shoals, our entire crew is looking forward to crossing the high seas with you again.

From the enforced stoppage in port, we have emerged relieved and empowered. On the one hand, we owe this to the support of our guests, many of whom have remained loyal to us for years. And on the other hand, the immediate experience has shown how up to date our concept of sustainable tourism, which we have cultivated for more than 40 years, is right now.

Tried and tested for centuries, sailing is the relaxed way to discover new horizons.

Traveling in a small circle of like-minded people leaves plenty of room for individuality while offering safety at the same time. Meeting the people in the visited regions with respect and thus enjoying their welcome is the basis for an extraordinary experience.

Quite rightly, this may be called the best time of the year.

Thanks to our new SEA CLOUD SPIRIT, the 2021/2022 season will give you even more opportunities for such unique moments. After all, an additional ship means that the world of SEA CLOUD CRUISES will expand already from next winter. Either you will find your perfect spot aboard the SEA CLOUD and SEA CLOUD II in their secret home territory, the Caribbean. Or you will get the chance to explore the warm European waters around the Canary Islands onboard the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. While our new ship will take over the summer season in Northern Europe, the SEA CLOUD II will finally set course for Istanbul again, on the dreamlike sailing route along idyllic ports of the Aegean Sea. In winter 2022/2023 we will not only sail the Panama Canal for the first time with the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT, but also the Bahamas around Eleuthera and Exuma off the beaten track from/to Miami.

There is so much new to discover. The following pages invite you to take a relaxed look at the many travel options. Whether you are a loyal sailing enthusiast or a newcomer to cruises on a tall ship – we welcome you on board to join us on an extraordinary journey of discovery.

Managing Directors:

Hermann Ebel

Klaus Gerken

Daniel Schäfer

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Enjoy the best days of the year with a clear conscience and positve feeling.

For more than 40 years, we have been pursuing the principle of sustainable tourism. Travelling with a small number of guests creates space for great things. Meeting people at eye-level in the countries you visit, experiencing cultures, appreciating regional values and creating added value for the region. This is pointing the way ahead because it is in keeping with the times.

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Our contribution to a mindful and contemporary way of traveling.

Sailing is what you and we focus on. So it goes without saying that we use every opportunity to hoist the sails and glide along just with the wind.

When we need to start the engines, we use low-sulphur Marine diesel on all three windjammers. This is standard for us – even the SEA CLOUD has been equipped with this propulsion technology right from the start.

Shaping a common future together with Futouris: Preserving the heritage of holiday destinations and developing a sustainable future for the travel industry – that is what Futouris stands for! Together the members are commited to the improvement of living conditions, the conservation of biological diversity and environment and to climate protection.

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Avoid plastics; reduce water consumption; protect the environment. With this in mind we operate our ships and continuously develop environmentally sound alternatives.

Small and fine – this also means calling at smaller ports off the busy cruise routes. With a maximum of 64 to 136 guests on board, we are always welcome there because we visit the people in the regions we travel to, rather than overtaxing them.

Buy regionally; work with local, medium-sized agencies; pay fair prices: We see ourselves as partners of our regional service providers, with whom we have built up a trusting cooperation over many years.

Because we also want our sea voyages to be a benefit for the people in the regions we visit.

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Index and cruise calendar

Our principle of sustainable tourism The SEA CLOUD’s unique history

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SEA CLOUD

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Travel pages

Captivating windjammers – the sailing cruise experience 16 – 39

Destinations 2022: Lesser Antilles, Grenadines,

The special occasion – jubilees, wedding, private charter 40 – 41

British Virgin Islands, Western Mediterranean, Eastern Mediterranean, Adriatic Sea, Southern Spain,

Overview map of the cruising areas

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Introducing our destinations

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Fascination Transatlantic crossing

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Included services

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Appealing added features

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Collaborative Partners: FEINE PRIVATHOTELS

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Cooperation Partner: GlobeAir Private Aircraft Charter

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Useful information and HanseMerkur

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Travel and cancellation terms and conditions

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Morocco, Canary Islands Cabins overview

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Deck plan, technical data and sail diagram

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SEA CLOUD II

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Travel pages

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Destinations 2022: Lesser Antilles, Grenadines, British Virgin Islands, Jamaica, Cuba, Western Mediterranean, Southern Spain, Eastern Mediterranean, Adriatic Sea, Sicily, Morocco, Canary Islands, Cape Verde Cabins overview

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Deck plan, technical data and sail diagram

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SEA CLOUD SPIRIT

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Travel pages

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Destinations 2022/23: Canary Islands, Madeira, Western Mediterranean, Atlantic Coast, Baltic Sea, North Sea, Iberian Peninsula, Morocco, Lesser Antilles, Grenadines, US & British Virgin Islands,

ALWAYS UP TO DATE

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ABC Islands, Central America, Costa Rica, Panama, USA & Bahamas Cabins overview

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Deck plan, technical data and sail diagram

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October 2021 Oct 24 to Nov 03, 2021 SCS-21040 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 167 Route E: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, Madeira, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria November 2021 Nov 09 to Nov 19, 2021 SCII-2140 SEA CLOUD II 110 Gran Canaria, Tenerife, El Hierro, Santo Antão, São Vicente, Boavista, Fogo, Santiago

Jan 15 to Jan 24, 2022 SCII-C2202 SEA CLOUD II 117 Sailing Together: Barbados, Bequia, St Lucia, Îles des Saintes, St Barths, Virgin Gorda, La Romana, Santo Domingo Jan 05 to Jan 13, 2022 SCS-22001 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 165 Route D: Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, Gran Canaria

SEA CLOUD II 111

Jan 13 to Jan 23, 2022 SCS-22002 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 161 Route C: Gran Canaria, La Gomera, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria

Nov 03 to Nov 11, 2021 SCS-21041 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 165 Route D: Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, Gran Canaria

Jan 23 to Feb 02, 2022 SCS-22003 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 161 Route C: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria

Nov 11 to Nov 18, 2021 SCS-21042 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 158 Route A: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria

February 2022

Nov 18 to Nov 28, 2021 SCS-21043 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 167 Route E: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, Madeira, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria

Feb 27 to Mar 06, 2022 SC-2208 SEA CLOUD 82 Barbados, Bequia, Union Island, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, St Lucia, Barbados

Nov 19 to Dec 04, 2021 SCII-2141 Pure sailing: Santiago, Atlantic crossing, Barbados

Nov 28 to Nov 08, 2021 SCS-21044 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 161 Route C: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria December 2021 Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2021 SC-2143 SEA CLOUD 77 Sailing Together: St Maarten, Îles des Saintes, St Lucia, Dominica, Nevis, St Barths, St Maarten Dec 21, 21 to Jan 04, 22 SC-2144 SEA CLOUD 79 Christmas & New Year’s Eve and Sailing Together: St Maarten, Brit. Virgin Islands, Îles des Saintes, St Lucia, Grenada, Union Island, Bequia, Dominica, Nevis, St Barths, St Maarten

Feb 02 to Feb 16, 2022 SCS-2200405 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 157 Route A+B: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria Feb 02 to Feb 09, 2022 SCS-22004 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 158 Route A: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Feb 09 to Feb 16, 2022 SCS-22005 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 159 Route B: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria Feb 16 to Feb 23, 2022 SCS-22006 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 158 Route A: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Feb 23 to Mar 05, 2022 SCS-22007 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 161 Route C: Gran Canaria, La Gomera, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria

Dec 04 to Dec 13, 2021 SCII-C2142 SEA CLOUD II 112 Barbados, Carriacou, Grenada, Bequia, Union Island, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, St Lucia, Barbados

March 2022

Dec 13 to Dec 22, 2021 SCII-C2143 SEA CLOUD II 113 Sailing Together: Barbados, Carriacou, Grenada, Bequia, Union Island, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, St Lucia, Barbados

Mar 14 to Mar 22, 2022 SC-2210 SEA CLOUD 83 Bucket Regatta: St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Jost van Dyke, St Barths, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, Nevis, St Maarten

Dec 22, 21 to Jan 05, 22 SCII-C2144 SEA CLOUD II 115 Christmas & New Year’s Eve and Sailing Together: Barbados, Carriacou, Grenada, Bequia, Union Island, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, St Lucia, Barbados

Mar 22 to Mar 30, 2022 SC-2211 SEA CLOUD 81 St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Jost van Dyke, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, Nevis, St Barths, St Maarten

Dec 08 to Dec 22, 2021 SCS-2104546 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 157 Route A+B: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria

Mar 30 to Apr 07, 2022 SC-2212 SEA CLOUD 81 St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Jost van Dyke, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, Nevis, St Barths, St Maarten

Dec 08 to Dec 15, 2021 SCS-21045 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 158 Route A: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria

Mar 02 to Mar 10, 2022 SCII-2208 SEA CLOUD II 119 Barbados, Bequia, St Lucia, Dominica, Îles des Saintes, Nevis, St Barths, St Maarten

Dec 15 to Dec 22, 2021 SCS-21046 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 159 Route B: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria

Mar 10 to Mar 21, 2022 SCII-2209 SEA CLOUD II 120 Bucket Regatta: St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Jost van Dyke, Dominica, Bequia, St Lucia, Îles des Saintes, St Barths, St Maarten

Dec 22, 21 to Dec 05, 22 SCS-21047 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 163 Christmas & New Year’s Eve: Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Palma, Madeira, La Gomera, Gran Canaria January 2022 Jan 04 to Jan 13, 2022 SC-2201 SEA CLOUD 80 Sailing Together: St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Norman Island, Dominica, Bequia, St Lucia, Îles des Saintes, St Barths, St Maarten Jan 13 to Jan 21, 2022 SC-2202 SEA CLOUD 81 Sailing Together: St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Jost van Dyke, Îles des Saintes, Dominica, Nevis, St Barths, St Maarten Jan 05 to Jan 15, 2022 SCII-C2201 SEA CLOUD II 116 Sailing Together: Barbados, Dominica, Îles des Saintes, St Barths, St Maarten, Bequia, Union Island, St Lucia, Barbados

Mar 21 to Mar 30, 2022 SCII-2210 SEA CLOUD II 121 St Maarten, Virgin Gorda, Norman Island, Dominica, Bequia, St Lucia, Îles des Saintes, St Barths, St Maarten Mar 05 to Mar 19, 2022 SCS-2200809 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 157 Route A+B: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria Mar 05 to Mar 12, 2022 SCS-22008 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 158 Route A: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Mar 12 to Mar 19, 2022 SCS-22009 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 159 Route B: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria Mar 19 to Apr 02, 2022 SCS-2201011 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 157 Route A+B: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria

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June 2022 Mar 19 to Mar 26, 2022 SCS-22010 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 158 Route A: Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Mar 26 to Apr 02, 2022 SCS-22011 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 159 Route B: Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria April 2022 Apr 29 to Apr 04, 2022 Valencia, Ibiza, Menorca, Barcelona

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Apr 23 to Apr 27, 2022 Málaga, Cartagena, Valencia

SCII-2213

SEA CLOUD 84

SEA CLOUD II 123

SEA CLOUD II 131

Jun 10 to Jun 17, 2022 SCS-2219 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 175 London (Portsmouth), Isle of Wight, Ostend, Antwerp, Hamburg Jun 17 to Jul 01, 2022 SCS-2220 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 177 Hamburg, Arendal, Oslo, Aarhus, Copenhagen, Gdansk, Visby, Stockholm, Mariehamn, Helsinki July 2022

Apr 23 to May 03, 2022 SCII-221314 SEA CLOUD II 125 Málaga, Cartagena, Valencia, Tarragona, Barcelona, Collioure, Cassis, Nice

Jul 13 to Jul 20, 2022 SC-2223 SEA CLOUD 88 Athens (Piraeus), Monemvasia, Milos, Astypalea, Amorgos, Naxos, Syros, Athens (Piraeus)

Apr 27 to May 03, 2022 SCII-2214 Valencia, Tarragona, Barcelona, Collioure, Cassis, Nice

Jul 20 to Jul 30, 2022 SC-2224 SEA CLOUD 89 Athens (Piraeus), Spetses, Zakynthos, Saranda, Otranto, Dubrovnik, Rovinj, Venice

SEA CLOUD II 126

Apr 02 to Apr 10, 2022 SCS-22012 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 165 Route D: Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Palma, El Hierro, La Gomera, Gran Canaria SCS-22013 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 167 Apr 10 to Apr 20, 2022 Route E: Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Gomera, La Palma, Madeira, Lanzarote, Gran Canaria Apr 20 to Apr 28, 2022 SCS-2212 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 168 Gran Canaria, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Agadir, Casablanca, Cádiz Apr 28 to May 06, 2022 SCS-2213 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 169 Culinary Cruise: Cádiz, Cartagena, Valencia, Sète, Marseille, Nice

May 04 to May 11, 2022 SC-2215 Barcelona, Collioure, Sète, La Ciotat, Portofino, Menton, Nice

SEA CLOUD 85

May 11 to May 18, 2022 SC-2216A SEA CLOUD 86 Monte Carlo Classic Car & Sailing Together: Nice, La Ciotat, Monte Carlo, Elba, Rome (Civitavecchia) May 18 to May 24, 2022 SC-2217 SEA CLOUD 87 Rome (Civitavecchia), Bonifacio, Propriano, Porto Cervo, Sorrento, Naples May 07 to May 11, 2022 SCII-2216 Rome (Civitavecchia), Bonifacio, Elba, Portofino, Genoa

Jul 30 to Aug 06, 2022 SC-2225 Venice, Korcula, Sibenik, Zadar, Ravenna, Rovinj, Venice

SEA CLOUD 90

Jul 20 to Jul 27, 2022 SCII-2227 SEA CLOUD II 132 Athens (Piraeus), Spetses, Nauplio, Syros, Skiathos, Kavala, Istanbul Jul 27 to Aug 03, 2022 SCII-2228 SEA CLOUD II 133 Istanbul, Patmos, Amorgos, Milos, Monemvasia, Hydra, Athens (Piraeus) Jul 01 to Jul 13, 2022 SCS-2221 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 179 Helsinki, Mariehamn, Stockholm, Visby, Karlskrona, Gdansk, Copenhagen, Malmö, Kiel Jul 13 to Jul 25, 2022 SCS-2222 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 179 Kiel, Karlskrona, Kalmar, Visby, Stockholm, Gdansk, Copenhagen, Malmö, Kiel

May 2022

SEA CLOUD II 127

May 11 to May 18, 2022 SCII-2217A SEA CLOUD II 128 Monte Carlo Classic Car & Sailing Together: Genoa, La Ciotat, Monte Carlo, Elba, Rome (Civitavecchia) May 18 to May 22, 2022 SCII-2218 SEA CLOUD II 129 Rome (Civitavecchia), Elba, Bastia, Bonifacio, Rome (Civitavecchia) Click here!

Jun 06 to Jun 13, 2022 SCII-2221 Malta, Trapani, Palermo, Lipari, Taormina, Syracuse, Malta

May 22 to May 29, 2022 SCII-2219 SEA CLOUD II WEB Rome (Civitavecchia), Elba, Bastia, Bonifacio, Rome (Civitavecchia) May 29 to Jun 06, 2022 SCII-2220 SEA CLOUD II 130 Rome (Civitavecchia), Bonifacio, Porto Cervo, Sorrento, Capri, Rome (Civitavecchia) SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 170 May 13 to May 20, 2022 SCS-2215 Málaga, Gibraltar, Cádiz, Portimão, Lisbon, Porto (Leixões) May 13 to May 25, 2022 SCS-221516 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 171 Málaga, Gibraltar, Cádiz, Portimão, Lisbon, Porto (Leixões), Islas Cíes, Santiago de Compostela, Gijón, Bilbao

Jul 25 to Aug 06, 2022 SCS-2223 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 179 Kiel, Karlskrona, Kalmar, Visby, Stockholm, Gdansk, Copenhagen, Malmö, Kiel August 2022 Aug 06 to Aug 13, 2022 SC-2226 Venice, Korcula, Sibenik, Zadar, Ravenna, Rovinj, Venice

SEA CLOUD 90

Aug 03 to Aug 10, 2022 SCII-2229 SEA CLOUD II 132 Athens (Piraeus), Spetses, Nauplio, Syros, Skiathos, Kavala, Istanbul Aug 10 to Aug 17, 2022 SCII-2230 SEA CLOUD II 133 Istanbul, Kavala, Skiathos, Syros, Nauplio, Spetses, Athens (Piraeus) Aug 21 to Aug 31, 2022 SCII-2232 SEA CLOUD II 135 Athens (Piraeus), Spetses, Zakynthos, Saranda, Otranto, Dubrovnik, Rovinj, Venice Aug 06 to Aug 14, 2022 SCS-2224 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 181 Steinway Music Cruise: Kiel, Copenhagen, Helsingør, Aalborg, Sylt, Hamburg Aug 14 to Aug 18, 2022 SCS-2225 Hamburg, Sylt, Helgoland, Hamburg

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 182

Aug 18 to Aug 22, 2022 SCS-2226 Hamburg, Sylt, Helgoland, Hamburg

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 182

Aug 22 to Sep 01, 2022 SCS-2227 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 183 Culinary Cruise: Hamburg, Ostend, Guernsey, Saint-Malo, Belle-Île-en-Mer, La Rochelle, San Sebastián, Bilbao

May 20 to May 25, 2022 SCS-2216 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 172 Porto (Leixões), Islas Cíes, Santiago de Compostela, Gijón, Bilbao

September 2022

May 20 to Jun 02, 2022 SCS-221617 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 173 Porto (Leixões), Islas Cíes, Santiago de Compostela, Gijón, Bilbao, La Rochelle, Belle-Île-en-Mer, Lorient, Saint-Malo, Cherbourg, Honfleur

Sep 03 to Sep 10, 2022 SCII-2233 Venice, Ravenna, Hvar, Korcula, Split, Zadar, Pula, Venice

SEA CLOUD II 136

Sep 10 to Sep 15, 2022 SCII-2234 Venice, Rovinj, Ravenna, Zadar, Venice

SEA CLOUD II 137

May 25 to Jun 02, 2022 SCS-2217 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 174 Bilbao, La Rochelle, Belle-Île-en-Mer, Lorient, Saint-Malo, Cherbourg, Honfleur

Sep 22 to Oct 02, 2022 SCII-2236 SEA CLOUD II 138 Venice, Rovinj, Zadar, Split, Korcula, Otranto, Taormina, Syracuse, Malta

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Sep 01 to Sep 08, 2022 SCS-2228 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 184 Bilbao, Gijón, La Coruña, Islas Cíes, Porto (Leixões), Lisbon Sep 17 to Sep 21, 2022 SCS-2230 Barcelona, Cassis, Saint Tropez, Nice

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 185

October 2022 Oct 14 to Oct 21, 2022 SC-2234 SEA CLOUD 91 Monte Carlo, La Ciotat, Collioure, Barcelona, Menorca, Mallorca SC-2235 SEA CLOUD 92 Oct 21 to Oct 30, 2022 Mallorca, Ibiza, Valencia, Cartagena, Málaga, Cádiz, Casablanca SC-2236A Oct 28 to Nov 05, 2022 Marrakech with two nights, Casablanca, Agadir, Lanzarote, Tenerife, Gran Canaria

SEA CLOUD 93

SC-2236 Oct 30 to Nov 05, 2022 Casablanca, Agadir, Lanzarote, Tenerife, Gran Canaria

SEA CLOUD 93

Oct 18 to Oct 26, 2022 SCII-2239 SEA CLOUD II 139 Music Cruise: Genoa, Menton, Nice, Cassis, Sète, Barcelona, Tarragona, Valencia

Nov 28 to Dec 05, 2022 SCS-2238 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 193 St Maarten, San Juan, Isla Culebrita, Isla Vieques, St John, Virgin Gorda, St Barths, St Maarten Nov 28 to Dec 12, 2022 SCS-223839 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 194 St Maarten, San Juan, Isla Culebrita, Isla Vieques, St John, Virgin Gorda, St Barths, St Maarten, St Lucia, Bequia, Grenada, Bonaire, Curaçao December 2022 Dec 12 to Dec 20, 2022 SC-2241 St Maarten, Îles des Saintes, St Lucia, Dominica, Virgin Gorda, St Barths, St Maarten

SEA CLOUD 99

Dec 20, 22 to Jan 03, 23 SC-2242 SEA CLOUD 101 Christmas & New Year’s Eve: St Maarten, Brit. Virgin Islands, Îles des Saintes, St Lucia, Carriacou, Grenada, Union Island, Bequia, Dominica, St Barths, St Maarten Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2022 SCII-2245 SEA CLOUD II 145 St Maarten, St Barths, Îles des Saintes, Virgin Gorda, Santo Domingo

SEA CLOUD II 140

Dec 21, 22 to Jan 04, 23 SCII-2246 SEA CLOUD II 147 Christmas & New Year’s Eve: Santo Domingo, La Romana, Port Antonio, Santiago de Cuba, Cienfuegos, Havana

Oct 05 to Oct 12, 2022 SCS-2232 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 186 Malta, Trapani, Palermo, Lipari, Taormina, Syracuse, Malta

Dec 05 to Dec 12, 2022 SCS-2239 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 195 St Maarten, St Lucia, Bequia, Grenada, Bonaire, Curaçao

SCS-2233 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 187 Oct 12 to Oct 22, 2022 Malta, Syracuse, Taormina, Palermo, Trapani, Cagliari, Menorca, Mallorca

Dec 05 to Dec 21, 2022 SCS-223940 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 196 St Maarten, St Lucia, Bequia, Grenada, Bonaire, Curaçao, Aruba, Cartagena, Bocas del Toro, Puerto Limón, Panama City (Colón)

SCII-2240 Oct 26 to Nov 02, 2022 Sailing Together: Valencia, Ibiza, Málaga, Tangier, Cádiz

Oct 22 to Oct 26, 2022 Mallorca, Ibiza, Valencia

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SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 188

SCS-2235 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 189 Oct 26 to Nov 04, 2022 Sailing Together: Valencia, Ibiza, Málaga, Tangier, Cádiz, Casablanca November 2022 Nov 11 to Nov 25, 2022 SC-223839 SEA CLOUD 95 Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria Nov 11 to Nov 18, 2022 SC-2238 SEA CLOUD 96 Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Nov 18 to Nov 25, 2022 SC-2239 Gran Canaria, La Palma, El Hierro, Tenerife, Gran Canaria

SEA CLOUD 97

Nov 25 to Dec 12, 2022 SC-2240 Pure sailing: Gran Canaria, Atlantic crossing, St Maarten

SEA CLOUD 98

Nov 02 to Nov 11, 2022 SCII-2241 SEA CLOUD II 141 Sailing Together: Cádiz, Casablanca, Agadir, Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Nov 19 to Nov 29, 2022 SCII-2243 SEA CLOUD II 142 Gran Canaria, Tenerife, El Hierro, Santo Antão, São Vicente, Boavista, Fogo, Santiago Nov 29 to Dec 14, 2022 SCII-2244 Pure sailing: Santiago, Atlantic crossing, St Maarten

SEA CLOUD II 143

Nov 04 to Nov 12, 2022 SCS-2236 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 191 Sailing Together: Casablanca, Agadir, Lanzarote, Tenerife, El Hierro, La Gomera, Gran Canaria Nov 12 to Nov 28, 2022 SCS-2237 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 192 Pure sailing: Gran Canaria, Atlantic crossing, St Maarten

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Dec 12 to Dec 21, 2022 SCS-2240 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 197 Curaçao, Aruba, Cartagena, Bocas del Toro, Puerto Limón, Panama City (Colón) Dec 21, 22 to Jan 04, 23 SCS-2241 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 199 Christmas & New Year’s Eve: Panama City (Colón), Panama Canal, Pearl Islands, Golfito, Herradura, Curú, Quepos, Corinto, San Juan del Sur, Playas del Coco, San José (Puntarenas) January 2023 SCS-2301 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 201 Jan 04 to Jan 15, 2023 San José (Puntarenas), Herradura, Quepos, Playas del Coco, San Juan del Sur, Golfito, Pearl Islands, Panama Canal, San Blas Archipelago, Panama City (Colón) SCS-2302 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 203 Jan 15 to Jan 26, 2023 Panama City (Colón), Panama Canal, Pearl Islands, Golfito, Herradura, Curú, Islas Tortugas, Quepos, San Juan del Sur, Playas del Coco, San José (Puntarenas) SCS-2303 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 201 Jan 26 to Feb 06, 2023 San José (Puntarenas), Herradura, Quepos, Playas del Coco, San Juan del Sur, Golfito, Pearl Islands, Panama Canal, San Blas Archipelago, Panama City (Colón) February 2023 Feb 06 to Feb 21, 2023 SCS-2304 SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 205 Panama City (Colón), Bocas del Toro, Puerto Limón, Islas del Maíz, Guanaja, Belize City, Lighthouse Reef, Cozumel, Progreso, Bimini, Miami Feb 21 to Mar 01, 2023 SCS-2305 Miami, Eleuthera, Exumas (2 days), Key West, Miami

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 207

March 2023 Mar 01 to Mar 09, 2023 SCS-2306 Miami, Eleuthera, Exumas (2 days), Key West, Miami

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 207

Mar 09 to Mar 17, 2023 SCS-2307 Miami, Eleuthera, Exumas (2 days), Key West, Miami

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT 207

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The seven lives of the SEA CLOUD

A new life under a new name But their life in the lap of luxury soon became clouded: In 1935, the affluent couple got divorced, and Ed Hutton

Money was not an issue when Wall Street

signed the “Hussar” over to his ex-

broker Edward Francis Hutton commissioned

wife. She had the previously black hull

the “Hussar” in 1931. Concerning the interior

painted white and also gave her yacht

of what at the time was the largest private

a new name: The “Hussar” became the

sailing yacht in the world, he gave free

SEA CLOUD. And before the end of that

reign to his wife, the glamorous Marjorie

year, Marjorie got married to her old

Merriweather Post. She furnished the four-

friend Joseph E. Davies. Henceforth, the

master with a sure sense of style and

attractive socialite moved not only in the

carefully chosen antiques and thus gave the

circles of economic magnates but also

ship its distinctive character. At least nine

became familiar with the world of politics

months of the year, the Huttons spent at sea

and diplomacy. When Davies took on the

heading for the most exotic destinations.

position of US ambassador in Moscow in 1937, the SEA CLOUD was ordered to Leningrad as a floating (and bug-proof) diplomatic palace. Marjorie excelled at

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ther Po a e w i r r e M Marjorie utton and Ed H

socialising within the diplomatic scene.

Marjorie and Joe Davies committed the

there goes your baby.” But meanwhile,

Besides the Soviet notables, several

SEA CLOUD to the Coast Guard for the

someone else also coveted Marjorie’s

crowned heads, among others from the

symbolic charter of one dollar –

baby: Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Molina,

Swedish and Belgian royal dynasties,

opinions differ whether this was from a

dictator of the Dominican Republic.

happily accepted her invitations on board.

patriotic sense of duty or due to economic

But when Davies was appointed US

necessity. With demounted masts and a

Retirement for a “Queen of the Seas”

ambassador in Belgium in June 1938,

grey coat of paint, the erstwhile proud

In 1955, Trujillo bought the ship and

the SEA CLOUD had to bid the USSR

luxury yacht cruised between the Azores

renamed it “Angelita”. Mostly, his son

farewell.

and Greenland as a floating weather

Ramfis used the presidential yacht – for

station.

parties with Hollywood stars like Zsa Zsa

A yacht’s war service

Gabor and Joan Collins. When Trujillo was

Few guests only are aware of the signi-

Back to new splendor

shot dead on 30 May, 1961, a revolution

ficance of the small plaque that is

After the end of the war, the refurbish-

unsettled his country. Carrying the dead

affixed to the face side of the wheel

ment of the SEA CLOUD was to take

body, part of the Trujillo clan and enor-

house: Each of the five brass angles

almost four years: Only in 1949, the

mous amounts of cash, the “Angelita” set

indicates six months of active war service

windjammer, freshly painted white again,

sail for Cannes. But the new government

for the USA. After the US entered the

received an entire set of new sails. When

forced the crew to turn around: The

war in 1941, the Navy began to acquire

she first appeared on the horizon under

expensive heirloom was renamed “Patria”

private yachts to reinforce the fleet; and

full sail, Joe said to Marjorie: “Well, dear,

and put up for sale again.

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Five years later, the Operation Sea Cruises

Renaissance of a dream yacht

extensive overhauling and alteration work;

Inc. under John Blue bought the ship.

For eight years, the “Antarna” was

and eight months later in 1979, the

However, when the “Antarna” – that was

berthed unprotected in the port of Colón

SEA CLOUD, now reflagged, went on her

the yacht’s new name – entered the US

and exposed to the damp climate. But she

first cruise. Since her latest refurbish-

on the return journey from Naples, there

was not forgotten by the enthusiasts for

ment in 2011, the windjammer not only

was trouble with the authorities, and the

proud sailing ships. One such aficionado

conforms to the up-to-date SOLAS

“Antarna” was impounded. This was when

was the German Hartmut Paschburg, sea

regulations (Safety Of Life At Sea) but

Stephanie Gallagher appeared on the

captain and economist. Together with a

shines in new splendor – as timelessly

scene: At just 26 years of age, she was

group of merchants from Hamburg, he

elegant as ever.

obsessed with the idea of an “Oceanic

purchased the luxury yacht – and gave

School” and academic learning at sea.

her back her old name, SEA CLOUD. But

The unique flair of the SEA CLOUD

Although “Oceanics” settled all unpaid

the hardest piece of work was yet to

inspired us and was both motivation and

invoices, John Blue retained the ship’s

come: Captain Paschburg had to bring the

incentive to continue this tradition on

papers. Stephanie Gallagher set sail

yacht home across the Atlantic. In 1978,

other ships. To build a traditional, square-

nevertheless – and was now chased as a

he gathered 40 men and women and

rigged windjammer in the 21st century –

“pirate”. In Panama, Blue finally came on

together, they made the dilapidated yacht

while at the same time meeting the high

board accompanied by attorneys and the

seaworthy again, then sailing her back to

demands of today’s cruise traveler –

police. Stephanie Gallagher had no choice

Hamburg. The shipyard “Howaldtswerke-

presents every shipyard with a particular

but to give up.

Deutsche Werft AG” in Kiel carried out the

challenge. These are not off-the-shelf

as" e S e h t f o "Queen

ships, but custom-built vessels. In 2001, the SEA CLOUD II was put into service and from the very first moment combined modern cruising experiences for highest demands with exclusive sailing adventures. The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT, which enters service this year, conveys the same spirit and offers even more amenities to the discerning traveler: Staterooms with private balconies, a wellness and spa area, ocean-view fitness, a spacious sundeck, and an alternate dining option on the lido deck. What began in 1931 with the dream of a millionaire couple and fascinated people then, continues today and will create unforgettable memories to many travelers.

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Not a classic cruise Bigger, larger, farther – we happily leave that to others.

The SEA CLOUDs follow a course of their own.

Each of our cruises provides a unique holiday experience: For people like yourself, who value individuality and love the personal touch.

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Setting the sails by hand On the three windjammers, the sails are still traditionally hoisted by hand – a tough job every time. Deftly, the sailors climb into the shrouds, release the heavy cloth, then vigorously tighten the ropes down on deck. There are no buttons that can simply be pressed: It takes almost a full hour until all sails catch the wind.

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“Our ships never fail to inspire me, even after so many years on board. It is quite fascinating what great options these little yachts offer.”

Kathryn Whittaker, Captain SEA CLOUD II

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In sync with nature Rather than fighting against it with engine power, we put the wind to good use – proving that great experiences and a positive environmental balance do not contradict each other. Whenever possible, the yachts run under sail. And if that means slight changes to the course due to weather conditions, the captain is happy to oblige.

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The wind and the sea: Right up close to the elements The scent of salt in your nose, the sound of the waves in your head, and on your skin the touch of the wind that gets caught in the huge sailcloth above: On board a SEA CLOUD, you get right up close to the elements. Here, the sea is always almost within your reach – not a dozen decks away!

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As intimate as a private yacht Less orchestration, more character: With paramount courteousness and consideration, the crew creates a wonderfully relaxed atmosphere and yet provides impeccable service. In the small group of at most 136 guests, you are bound to enjoy the true private-yacht atmosphere on board.

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Arrive, unwind, savor: The perfect break from the daily grind From the tingling anticipation while filling your suitcase to the moment when you catch the first glimpse of your ship’s masts in the harbor – already the joyful anticipation this one-of-a-kind holiday is invaluable. Our windjammers are havens of tranquility in today’s hectic and stressful life. Leave all that behind – and enjoy utter deceleration on either of the SEA CLOUDs.

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Just like visiting close friends Whether looking out over the railings at sunrise or watching the sun set at the bar – in no time at all, you are bound to get talking to like-minded sailing aficionados from all over the world. The mutual experiences on board unite: Within just days under sail, everyone feels part of the SEA CLOUD family.

“Here, everyone soon finds their favorite spot: At the bar; in one of the comfy deck chairs; in the blue lagoon with a view of the sea and the sails; or on the bridge with an early-morning coffee.”

Vicente Roldan („Bebot“) Barkeeper on the SEA CLOUD

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True seafaring passion Many of our crew members have been loyal to the SEA CLOUDs for 30 years and more. For these men and women, the windjammers are much more than just a place of work – they call them their home. And that you can sense: Also as a guest, you will feel instantly at home on board.

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A well-attuned team For many crew members, working on “their” SEA CLOUD is like a dream come true.

Whether in the engine room, on the bridge or in the restaurant – thanks to the passion for their job, they are completely in sync as a team. And as your proud hosts, they convey their enthusiasm in everything they do.

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Personable and faceto-face. Every day begins with a smile: On our SEA CLOUDs an incomparably stylish, warm service and a family atmosphere awaits you.

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Our pleasure: spoiling you With creativity and on the highest level, our chefs bring ever new, exclusive culinary delights to the table. And they like to complement their elaborate menus with local products or fresh fish.

The wine selection reflects the routes and never fails to impress with fine wines from the various regions.

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Culinary highlights for gourmets The cuisine on the SEA CLOUDs is innovative and varied, catering to your personal needs and combining classic, modern and maritime elements. At all times, our chefs complement this with regional specialties – whether in the elegant evening menus or the generous lunchtime buffets.

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Many extras included A glass of champagne at embarkation, the SEA CLOUD chocolate on your pillow ... such little details turn your cruise into something truly special.

Lots of extras are already included in the price: soft drinks, water and coffee specialties; during lunch and dinner also beer and selected wines chosen by the sommelier.

Relax and enjoy With the small number of guests on board, there is just a single sitting for every meal. Seating arrangements are not fixed. Our maître d’ will be happy to help you find your place in the restaurant. The dress code for the evening? Stylishly casual – for the Captain’s Dinner, you may opt for something a little more elegant.

“We enjoy our shopping excursions to small markets and selected retailers in search of local specialties – and then pampering the palate of our guests with these delicacies.”

Ronny Schenk, Chef de Cuisine

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Sailing programs with diversity How intensive you want your windjammer experience to be, much depends on individual taste. This is why we propose cruises with varying focus to you, from short breaks to themed cruises with exciting onshore excursions – and, of course, the ultimate sailing adventure: the Atlantic crossing.

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Small ships, more possibilities Our cruises offer you a well-balanced mix of real sailing experience and exciting discoveries ashore. Our advantage as a “private yacht”: Besides well-known and -loved destinations, we mostly call at smaller, more individual ports, far off the commonly trodden path of tourists.

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Special themes, exclusive events Some of our cruises have a particular focus; others propose exclusive events. During these sailing trips, you will gain unique insights – whether you attend a private concert at a museum, or while watching the Classic Yacht Regatta “Les Voiles de Saint Tropez” or the Bucket Regatta in St Barths.

A truly special highlight is also the annual “Sailing Together” cruises that offer the amazing experience of seeing our windjammers sail side by side.

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Get active on board Sailing theory, knot-tying lessons, a visit to the bridge or the engine room – there is plenty of opportunity for first-hand seafaring experiences. As a novelty, you can now also actively join in on deck, for example when sheeting in the lines, hauling the yards and setting sail. If the weather allows, we stop for a swim in the open sea or take the zodiacs out and right around the ship for a photo session. Also well-loved and appreciated: the inspiring talks by the lecturer.

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YOUR PRIVATE CHARTER SPECIALIST:

Anja Ringel +49 (0) 40-30 95 92-17 aringel@seacloud.com More information on: www.seacloud.de/en/private-charter.html

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Celebrating a special occasion Whether it’s a birthday, wedding anniversary, honeymoon or trips with friends, the SEA CLOUDs offer the perfect setting to celebrate and enjoy special events in a relaxed manner. Our team on board is looking forward to making your special day an unforgettable experience – whether you are traveling with other sailing enthusiasts or booking an entire ship exclusively for yourself!

Wedding and honeymoon White sails, vast skies and a shimmering sea – getting married aboard a romantic tall ship is an once in a lifetime experience.

Add a touch of magic to your special day by saying “I do” aboard one of our elegant sailing yachts. From a legal marriage

Special anniversaries

ceremony, performed by our captain, to a relaxed honeymoon set against magnificent

Travel with friends

Special anniversaries are meant to be

scenery – we take care about every detail.

You are interested in art, culture, wine,

celebrated appropriately. You can enjoy

Our additional wedding package includes

haute cuisine, architecture, music or

your special day in a very individual and

a range of services, which are sure to

another topic and would like to create a

private setting – also together with friends

make the most important day of your life

shared experience together with your fri-

and family – on board the SEA CLOUDs

and your honeymoon a truly unforgettable

ends or your club? Then do not hesitate to

and experience a unique journey. And no

experience.

contact us, we will be delighted to arrange

matter what occasion you come on board

a customized program according to your

with – from a wedding anniversary to a

personal wishes and ideas. Why not fulfill

round birthday – romance is always your

your personal dream and book one of the

travel companion on board.

SEA CLOUDs exclusively for yourself and your loved ones.

More information on the wedding package can be found at: www.seacloud.de/en/special-occasion.html

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Our destinations Lesser Antilles, Grenadines, Virgin Islands, Cuba and Jamaica

Central America, Costa Rica,

CANADA

Panama and ABC Islands

Florida and Bahamas

USA

Western and Eastern Mediterranean,

Miami Key West

Sicily and Adriatic Sea

Bahamas

Exumas

Havana

Progreso

Cuba

Cozumel MEXICO

Haiti

Jamaica

Belize City

Santo Domingo

BELIZE

Northern Europe and Atlantic Coast

HONDURAS

Dom. Republic

Puerto Rico

US and British Virgin Islands

Caribbean Sea

NICARAGUA

ABC Islands

San Juan del Sur Puerto Limón Puntarenas Colón COSTA RICA

St Maarten St Lucia Barbados Grenada

Cartagena

PANAMA

VENEZUELA COLOMBIA

Pacific Ocean

Canaries, Madeira, Morocco and Cap Verde

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SOUTH AMERICA

FINLAND NORWAY

Helsinki

SWEDEN

Oslo

Stockholm

Tallinn

St Petersburg RUSSIA

Visby Baltic Sea

DENMARK

Copenhagen Sylt

North Sea

Travemünde

Dublin IRELAND

Klaipeda

NETHERLANDS

GREAT BRITAIN

LITHUANIA

Gdansk

Hamburg

Amsterdam Antwerp

Portsmouth

POLAND

BELGIUM GERMANY

Saint-Malo FRANCE

La Rochelle

Venice Sète

La Coruña

Atlantic Ocean

Bilbao PORTUGAL

SPAIN

Azores

Málaga

CROATIA

Balearic Islands

Zadar Adriatic Sea Dubrovnik Civitavecchia

ITALY Corsica

Barcelona

Valencia

Lisbon

Nice

Genoa

Bonifacio

Naples

Sardinia

Mediterranean Sea

Kavala

GREECE Sicily

Syracuse

Zakynthos

Aegean Piraeus Sea

Istanbul TURKEY

Cyklades

Malta Madeira

Casablanca Marrakech MOROCCO

Canary Islands

Agadir

Gran Canaria

AFRICA

Cap Verde

Santiago

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Greater & Lesser Antilles, Grenadines, U.S. & British Virgin Islands The Lesser Antilles stretch through the turquoise Caribbean Sea like a dazzling string of pearls. The area between Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands in the north and the Grenadines in the south offers perfect sailing conditions.

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The lifestyle

Sundowner

of the yachties

with a view

Between palm trees, beach and the

In the Caribbean, life takes place

ocean, life ticks at a different pace. No

outside – both ashore and on board.

chance here for the hustle and bustle

The balmy evenings invite you to end

you are used to. It won’t take you long at

the day at the lido bar. Whether you enjoy

all to tune in to Caribbean “island time”:

a Piton beer with a view of the volcanic

Shoes off, smile, let your hair down.

hills of St Lucia or listen to live music from

Relaxing is easy among like-minded

the steel band while sipping a cocktail –

sailing friends from all over the world.

you can hardly get more Caribbean vibes than at a sundowner.

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Dive in and be active Whether you want to start your swim directly from the ship or explore the colorful world on the reef – water sports are even more fun at bathtub temperatures. Equipment is available for everyone: Snorkels, fins and stand-up paddles are waiting for you. If you are in the mood for even greater action, let yourself be pulled through the waters on a towable tube.

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Jaunt to the beach When our yachts drop anchor in front of an impressive backdrop, the next dream beach is often just a zodiac ride away. Around the Lesser Antilles, the crystal-clear water beckons you to swim. The Caribbean is the perfect destination to drift through the day without a single thing to worry about.

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The green side of the Antilles The nature here is as colorful and spirited as the local people and the Creole culture. Volcanic lakes, waterfalls and gardens with tropical plants: On the more southern islands of the Antilles and the Grenadines, the Caribbean shows a completely different aspect. You can discover the diversity of the individual islands on our shore excursions into the hinterland.

ÎLES DES SAINTES Best location in the sheltered bay with a view of the Fort Napoléon.

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Every island a new treasure chest While on St Lucia, the green volcanic plugs of the two Pitons almost regally greet the approaching SEA CLOUDs from afar, the natural beauty of Dominica holds back a little, yet fascinates with its lush national parks – one of them a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. And Grenada carries its name “Spice Island” for a good reason: Its air is heavy with the aromas of cloves, ginger and nutmeg.

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Cuba, an island with vibrant temperament Pure joie de vivre A journey to the Caribbean holds many emotional moments. Most moving is probably feeling the contagious joie de vivre of its people. Discover with us the Creole culture, the cradle of Son and Cuba as close as never before.

Whether in the hustle and bustle of Havana or in the colonial towns along the coast, Cuban life has a rhythm quite of its own. Beyond all the clichés of rum, revolution and cigars, the Caribbean island has retained its endearing charm and for many is still both a myth and a place of longing. It is virtually impossible not to succumb to Cuba’s fascination.

Jamaica – a natural beauty Jamaica seems to have invented deceleration: Between natural beaches, the turquoise sea and coconut palms, everything on the sunny Rastafarian island breathes relaxation. The reggae music that Bob Marley introduced to the world sets the pace. The most scenic corner is the area around the small town of Port Antonio with its caves, rivers and waterfalls. It is not for nothing that Ian Fleming chose the island again and again as location for his James Bond movies.

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CUBA Imposing and colonial: the National Capitol Building of Havana.

Cuba and Jamaica Their hospitality, eventful history and lively music tradition make Cuba and Jamaica two dream destinations in the Caribbean. As different as the two islands are – here, culture, beach and nature go perfectly hand in hand.

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COSTA RICA Impressive nature in the national parks.

About a quarter of the state territory consists of protected jungle.

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Central America, Costa Rica, Panama and the ABC Islands The contrasts could not be greater: In Central America, you will collect a colorful kaleidoscope of impressions in just a few days. It seems as if many treasures remained skillfully hidden from man over the years: Biodiversity in the Tortuguero National Park or the world’s second-largest coral reef in Belize.

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The colorful flair of the ABC Islands Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao flirt coquettishly with their colonial heritage. Besides the narrow houses with their Dutch gables, colorful divers’ paradises are also to be enjoyed here.

Diversity in Panama

Ancient Mayan culture

and Costa Rica

in Belize and Mexico

While skyscrapers grow higher and higher

Human sacrifice, astronomy, magical

in the trend metropolis Panama City, a

golden treasures –countless legends are

few kilometers/miles away, the untouched

told of the Mayan culture. In Belize and

jungle still engulfs everything. With their

Mexico, many of these secrets can be

volcanoes, cloud forests and exotic fauna,

uncovered by travelling to their fascinating

Panama and Costa Rica count among the

stone temples in the rain forest and on

most beautiful of nature’s paradises in

the coast.

Latin America.

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Florida and the Bahamas Between the cool lifestyle of Florida and the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas, our tall ship sails a brand-new route. Where the big cruise ships pass by, we drop anchor and go on exclusive excursions – discovering hidden places such as the paradise islands of the Exumas.

BAHAMAS Situated just 80 miles off the coast of Florida, the Bahamas archipelago consists of 700 islands. Where the white powdered sugar beaches slope gently down to the sea, swimming and snorkeling fans really get their money’s worth.

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Stranded in paradise:

Florida,

exclusive Bahamas

the Sunshine State

A lot of sailing or a lot of beach time?

Under the Florida sun, the American

Why not have both! With their vibrant

way of life shows its brightest smile: The

coral reefs, colorful underwater world and

Southern State is a dazzling personality, on

expanse of turquoise ocean, the Bahamas

one hand presenting itself as urbane and

offer the perfect combination of a relaxing

chic – like Miami with its art galleries and

beach vacation, snorkeling fun and sailing

Art Deco buildings – and on the other as

experience.

casual as in Hemingway’s Key West.

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SEVILLA is the capital of the southern Spanish region of Andalusia and famous as the “Cradle of Flamenco”.

One of the most important landmarks is the Plaza de España, built in 1929 and laid out in a semicircle.

The Western Mediterranean: Spain, France, Italy

Full of flair: Italy’s coast and islands Looking out over the glistening turquoise sea, antique temple grounds and colorful villages on the cliffs, it is easy to give free reign to one’s

Winding lanes and grand boulevards, magnificent cathedrals and Moorish palaces – the Western Mediterranean entices with enthralling history and appealing art, ebullient joie de vivre and fascinating nature.

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longing for Italy.

Enjoying the French

Pure diversity: Spain

joie de vivre

and the Balearics

Between the Côte d’Azur and Corsica, the focus is

From 3,000 years-old Cádiz in Andalusia to modern

on art, culture and culinary delights. This is the

Barcelona with its artful architecture: Numerous

French way of life “par excellence”: whether as de-

characterful ports line Spain’s sunny southern

lightful savoir-vivre, dreaming the day away in little

coast. On Mallorca, one of the Balearic Islands,

painters’ villages or with a stylish stroll along the

ethnic villages, elegant shopping streets and the

elegant promenades of luxurious ports.

varied nature offer fascinating contrasts.

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GREECE Covered by a blue sky, the Cyclades sparkle in competition with the sun. Between chic boutiques and quaint tavernas, the 30 or so islands offer something to suit everyone’s taste.

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Sicily, the Adriatic Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean From the magnificent palaces of Venice to the white villages of the Cyclades, from the majestic Etna to Dubrovnik’s brick red roofs, our yachts go on an exciting journey of discovery between Sicily, the Adriatic Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Island beauty in the Mediterranean: Sicily 3,000 years of cultural history, a legendary volcano, royal palaces and a divine panorama – sunny Sicily impresses as an island with a multitude of facets.

En route to fabled

The treasures of

Greek islands

the Adriatic Sea

In the legendary Aegean light, the

Along the Adriatic coast, the eventful

fabulous Cyclades and Sporades

history left truly impressive traces. Where

present their brilliant blue and white

once Roman emperors, the Byzantine and

panorama. And among olive groves and

the mighty, Maritime Republic of Venice

pine forests, fine sandy beaches, old

ruled, one can today indulge in baroque

monasteries and antique sites, Greece

opulence and stroll through charming old

shows itself as a pure idyll.

town centers.

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Atlantic Coast and Northern Europe Leaning casually against the railings of an elegant tall ship, you can enjoy entirely new perspectives of Northern Europe and the sunny Atlantic Coast. Whether Pintxos, fjords or the gold of the tsars – there is a lot to be discovered between Portugal and the Baltic States.

ST PETERSBURG The Church of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, also called the “Church on the Spilled Blood”

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The varied Atlantic Coast From the authentic culinary culture in Portugal and Northern Spain to the art and delicacies of France; and on to traditional merchant towns like Antwerp, Amsterdam and Hamburg that are being rediscovered as modern lifestyle harbors – along the Atlantic Coast, Europe really shows its full diversity.

The splendor of the Baltic metropolises Red brick, white dunes and golden domes: along old trade routes, the journey goes to the most exciting cities of the Baltic.

Magnificent merchants’ houses in Gdansk, Tallinn, Riga and Visby still bear witness to the wealth of the Hanseatic era. In St Petersburg, the City of the Tsars, historical splendor meets a young, lively culture. And friends of Scandinavian design can look forward to the cheerful Nordic lifestyle of Copenhagen and Stockholm.

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Fascinating contrasts If you’re looking for variety, the Canary Islands are just the place for you. While black lava meets colorful art on Lanzarote, Fuerteventura beckons with miles of beaches. Gran Canaria and Tenerife are islands of contrast as well – with their golden dunes and green hinterland, small villages and the mighty peak of Mount Teide.

The Teide and Timanfaya National Parks Some landscapes appear to be out of this world: With the third highest volcano on earth and huge lava tongues, the Teide National Park on Tenerife is a World Natural Heritage Site. On Lanzarote, too, the power of nature created magnificence: the rusty-red fire mountains and ash valleys of Timanfaya.

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Canary Islands and Madeira Some 1000 kilometers/650 miles away from the European mainland, the flower island Madeira and the Canary Islands rise out of the sunny Atlantic Ocean. As volcanic islands, they not only feature highly diverse natural landscapes – they also captivate with their very own cultures and traditions.

GRAN CANARIA is the third largest of the Canary Islands after Tenerife and Fuerteventura. In the hinterland, you will find one of the most original places of the island: Teror.

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True natural beauties Rippling rivers, dense cloud forest and small tranquil villages – La Gomera, El Hierro and La Palma are the magical, quiet treasure chests of the Canaries. Here, great importance is attached to sustainable tourism in order to preserve the pristine nature for future generations.

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The sea of flowers in the Atlantic Ocean: Madeira The island of eternal spring is a blooming garden with green mountains, lovely evergreen valleys, deep gorges, wild coasts and breathtaking views of the sea. Along the streets, lush hydrangeas form flowering hedges and in the capital Funchal, every balcony wears a colorful flower dress. For hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers there is hardly a more enjoyable winter destination.

LA GOMERA is the second smallest of the Canary Islands that belong to Spain. The island’s rugged volcanic mountain landscape is crisscrossed with hiking trails. Dense forests of ferns and moss-covered trees grow in the mists of the high-altitude Garajonay National Park.

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Morocco and Cape Verde In some places, life shines with particular intensity.

Sunny yellow spices, lush green mountain valleys and walls of red rammed earth – when the SEA CLOUDs set course for Morocco and the Cape Verde Islands, a journey into a world of color begins.

Morocco between trend and tradition Fairytale royal city or young metropolis?

Colorful spice market or multicolored arts scene? Tea house or cocktail bar?

Morocco combines the magic of 1001 nights with modern impacts to a truly exciting whole. Not without reason, Marrakech is considered the trend destination of North Africa.

The cultural diversity of Cape Verde Their location between Europe, Africa and America had a strong influence on the Cape Verde Islands: Their landscapes, music and culinary customs combine seeming contrasts in a fascinating way.

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MOROCCO The royal country enchants over and over again. Drifting through the maze of oriental alleys, you will discover magnificent mosques, cool hidden courtyards and exotic gardens.

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Fascination Atlantic crossing

Columbus’ route from the Old to the New World is the supreme discipline of all tall ships – and a veritable dream of a lifetime for many.

The SEA CLOUDs follow the same course as the discoverer in 1492 and become the most beautiful destination themselves.

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The elemental force of the trade winds

With bulging sails towards the Caribbean

Thanks to the trade winds, sailing

From the Canary Islands, our modern

conditions in winter are ideal for an

sailing ships first set a course southward

Atlantic crossing. This steady wind is

where, at the height of the Cape Verde

created when the sun warms the air on

Islands, the trade winds begin to fill the

the surface of the sea near the equator

sails. Then the journey turns westward to

and causes it to rise. It flows towards the

the Caribbean. Every nautical mile takes

poles and descends again when cooling

you a little closer to summer. For about

down. To the satisfaction of our tall ships,

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Time for the ocean, time for you Escaping your daily routine for a whole fortnight, enjoying the ultimate sailing experience and true relaxation – the Atlantic crossing is the perfect voyage to rest your mind. If you fancy an even more intensive pamper program, the SEA CLOUD II and SEA CLOUD SPIRIT are the perfect ships for you. Head to the fitness area or book a spa treatment or massage at an additional fee.

Always something

The unique atmosphere

going on

on board

Exciting talks from selected experts, an

It is so easy to strike up a conversation

entertaining Atlantic crossing ceremony

with people who share the same passion.

or creative theme dinners: There is time

On a Transatlantic crossing, you will find

for so many things on board – except for

yourself among sailing fans. The intensive

boredom.

sailing experience soon creates close ties in this friendly, informal atmosphere. The captain, the officers and the deck crew are always happy to answer questions about the ship, course calculations or sailing maneuvers.

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Sea Cloud A self-assured grande dame, a stylish yet informal sailing icon and a generous host – the SEA CLOUD is a living legend. Built as a private luxury yacht, this ship combines extravagant charm with an authentic tall ship experience.

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Stylish, timeless, unique On the SEA CLOUD, each and every corner exudes an attitude to life of times long gone by. Where once the Post-Huttons enjoyed their glamorous family life, the atmosphere today is relaxed and personal. At most 64 guests will soon feel like a family on board: They dine on long tables in the oak-panelled dining room, get talking at the lido bar, or relax in the comfy “blue lagoon”.

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Private yacht full of character With the careless confidence of an heiress to millions, Marjorie Merriweather Post generously furnished the SEA CLOUD 90 years ago, turning her into a stylish meeting place for the high society.

Even today, the ease with which Marjorie combined luxury, elegance and extravagance accounts for the yacht’s incomparable charm.

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St Lucia

Sailing Together

Special Offer

Forget about the hustle and bustle before Christmas and immerse yourself into the dream world of the Lesser Antilles: St Maarten – St Maarten French flair on the Îles des Saintes

SEA CLOUD

Although St Lucia is not considered a saint by everyone, the island is certainly the true queen of this idyllic realm. Even from a distance, its twin volcanic peaks, the Pitons, proffer a regal greeting to the approaching SEA CLOUD. And once we have docked, the island welcomes us with its lush tropical scenery. Dominica, unofficially dubbed “Nature Island”, is proud of its unspoilt scenery. One of its national parks is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

7 nights Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2021 SC-2143 Dec 14 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Dec 15 Day beneath full sails Dec 16 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 07.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Dec 17 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* In the afternoon sailing together with the SEA CLOUD II Dec 18 Cabrits/Dominica 08.00 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* In the afternoon windjammer rendezvous at sea with the SEA CLOUD II. Dec 19 Charlestown/Nevis 08.00 16.00 Day at the beach.

Dec 20 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 14.00 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Dec 21 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) off Guadeloupe, the Îles des Saintes rise green from the sea. Columbus, who set foot on them on All Saints’ Day in 1493, gave the “holy islands” their name. Terre-de-Haut is the most charming of the eight isles: Beneath the historical Fort Napoléon, you can take a relaxed stroll through the little town and enjoy the French flair of its bars, cafés and boutiques.

Stunning islands: St Lucia and Dominica

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects. He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

at anchor

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2143

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 3.545 € 4.085 € 4.745 € 5.485 € 5.925 € 6.225 € 7.125 € 7.545 € 8.145 € 5.215

€ 2.995 € 3.535 € 4.195 € 4.935 € 5.375 € 5.675 € 6.575 € 6.995 € 7.595 € 4.665

€ 3.195 € 3.735 € 4.395 € 5.135 € 5.575 € 5.875 € 6.775 € 7.195 € 7.795 € 4.865

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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St Maarten

Enjoy the sunny side of the Lesser Antilles and the Grenadines with spectacular volcanic beauties and charming island hideaways.

The British Virgin Islands – a sailor’s paradise

With more than 60 islands and reefs (of which just 16 are inhabited), the British Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Fans of sailing from all around the world are drawn to their idyllic and tropically warm waters, and the quaint beach bars bring together everyone from luxury yacht owners to solo sailors. It is so easy to get used to the carefree lifestyle, and with your feet in the sand as you gaze out over green hills and the tranquil sea, you will soon forget about the stresses of everyday life back home.

French style on the ÎIes des Saintes

The ÎIes des Saintes give such a welcoming first impression, though the historical Fort Napoléon that towers over the main island is a reminder of less peaceful times. This small town’s promenade is perfect for taking a stroll, and the savoir-vivre of life here unfolds against a backdrop of the glowing pastel colors of the Caribbean.

A delight for all the senses: Grenada, the island of spice

There is a reason why nutmeg is immortalised on this country’s national flag. Since colonial times, nutmeg – along with cloves, cinnamon and ginger – has been one of the island’s most important export goods. If the aromatic fragrance of the tropics were to have a name, it would have to be “Grenada”.

Snorkelers’ paradise in the Tobago Cays

For many, life under water is a fascinating world – one that becomes even more magical the closer you get.

The Tobago Cays’ Horseshoe Reef is such a place. This horseshoe-shaped coral reef encloses four small islands that glow in rich shades of green. The sea, in contrast, embraces turquoise, emerald and every shade of blue.

Stunning islands: St Lucia and Dominica

Although St Lucia is not considered a saint by everyone, the island is certainly the true queen of this idyllic realm. Even from a distance, its twin volcanic peaks, the Pitons, proffer a regal greeting to the approaching SEA CLOUD. And once we have docked, the island welcomes us with its lush tropical scenery. Dominica, unofficially dubbed “Nature Island”, is proud of its unspoilt scenery. One of its national parks is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Relaxed luxury on St Barths

Ever since billionaire David Rockefeller discovered the island for himself in the 1960s, St Barthélemy has been a favorite destination for the international jetset. You spend some time on one of the glorious beaches, then stroll along the luxurious promenade, and bring the day to a relaxed close enjoying a sundowner while gazing at the impressive private yachts in Gustavia’s harbor.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects. He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

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Atlantic Ocean St St Barthélemy Maarten Nevis

SEA CLOUD – CRUISES

Virgin Gorda Norman Island

Îles des Saintes Dominica

Caribbean Sea St Lucia Bequia Union Island Grenada

Sailing Together

Christmas & New Year’s Eve

Spend the festive season relaxing the Caribbean way in summer-warm island paradises: St Maarten – St Maarten

Sea Cloud

14 nights Dec 21, 2021 to Jan 04, 2022 SC-2144 Dec 21 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Dec 22 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 13.30 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Dec 23 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 06.00 Norman Island/British Virgin Islands 10.00 17.00 Day at the beach.

Dec 24 Christmas Eve beneath full sails Dec 25 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 07.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Dec 26 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 27 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD II St George’s/Grenada 18.00 Dec 28 St George’s/Grenada 13.30 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.*

Dec 29 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 18.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays.* Dec 30 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 08.00 13.30 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or morning at the beach.

Dec 31 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Jan 01 Cabrits/Dominica 08.00 Jan 02 Charlestown/Nevis 08.00 16.00 Day at the beach.

Jan 03 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Jan 04 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2144

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 6.795 € 7.765 € 9.095 € 10.555 € 11.455 € 11.995 € 13.845 € 14.785 € 15.935 € 9.995

€ 7.195 € 8.165 € 9.495 € 10.955 € 11.855 € 12.395 € 14.245 € 15.185 € 16.335 € 10.395

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Virgin Gorda Norman Island

Atlantic Ocean St Maarten St Barthélemy

Îles des Saintes Dominica Caribbean Sea St Lucia Bequia

Special Offer Just relax under white sails – en route to snorkeling paradises and sailors’ haunts: St Maarten – St Maarten The British Virgin Islands – a sailor’s paradise

Sea Cloud

Although St Lucia is not considered a saint by everyone, the island is certainly the true queen of this idyllic realm. Even from a distance, its twin volcanic peaks, the Pitons, proffer a regal greeting to the approaching SEA CLOUD. And once we have docked, the island welcomes us with its lush tropical scenery. Dominica, unofficially dubbed “Nature Island”, is proud of its unspoilt scenery. One of its national parks is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

9 nights Jan 04 to Jan 13, 2022 SC-2201 Jan 04 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Jan 05 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 13.30 24.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Jan 06 Norman Island/British Virgin Islands 09.00 17.00 Day at the beach.

Jan 07 Day beneath full sails Jan 08 Cabrits/Dominica 08.00 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Jan 09 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Jan 10 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Jan 11 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Jan 12 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 24.00 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Jan 13 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Colorful Caribbean underwater world

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

With more than 60 islands and reefs (of which just 16 are inhabited), the British Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Fans of sailing from all around the world are drawn to their idyllic and tropically warm waters, and the quaint beach bars bring together everyone from luxury yacht owners to solo sailors. It is so easy to get used to the carefree lifestyle, and with your feet in the sand as you gaze out over green hills and the tranquil sea, you will soon forget about the stresses of everyday life back home.

Stunning islands: St Lucia and Dominica

Eye to eye with parrotfishes, ocean turtles and damselfishes – the Tobago Cays and St Lucia are considered the best diving and snorkeling haunts in the Caribbean.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 595 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.195 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 925 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.855 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

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GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2201

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 4.705 € 5.345 € 6.245 € 7.195 € 7.795 € 8.245 € 9.395 € 9.995 € 10.835 € 6.895

€ 3.995 € 4.635 € 5.535 € 6.485 € 7.085 € 7.535 € 8.685 € 9.285 € 10.125 € 6.185

€ 4.255 € 4.895 € 5.795 € 6.745 € 7.345 € 7.795 € 8.945 € 9.545 € 10.385 € 6.445

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

Jost van Dyke St Maarten

St Barthélemy

Nevis

Caribbean Sea Îles des Saintes Dominica

Caribbean joie de vivre, spectacular nature and vacation flair in the French way: St Maarten – St Maarten “The Baths” – imposing granite formations

It is sometimes easy to think that this is one of nature’s fairy tales: Once upon a time, there was a giant who played with large stone marbles. His favorite playground was in Virgin Gorda, a place now called “The Baths” – a gigantic rock labyrinth made out of circular-shaped granite boulders.

French style on the ÎIes des Saintes

The ÎIes des Saintes give such a welcoming first impression, though the historical Fort Napoléon that towers over the main island is a reminder of less peaceful times. This small town’s promenade is perfect for taking a stroll, and the savoir-vivre of life here unfolds against a backdrop of the glowing pastel colors of the Caribbean.

Relaxed luxury on St Barths

Ever since billionaire David Rockefeller discovered the island for himself in the 1960s, St Barthélemy has been a favorite destination for the international jetset. You spend some time on one of the glorious beaches, then stroll along the luxurious promenade, and bring the day to a relaxed close enjoying a sundowner while gazing at the impressive private yachts in Gustavia’s harbor.

Sea Cloud

8 nights Jan 13 to Jan 21, 2022 SC-2202 Mar 22 to Mar 30, 2022 SC-2211 Mar 30 to Apr 07, 2022 SC-2212 Day 1 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St. Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. 13.30 24.00 Day 2 North Sound/Virgin Gorda The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Day 3 Sail through the Sir Francis Drake Channel.

White Bay/Jost van Dyke 13.30 18.00 Afternoon at the beach.

Day 4 Day beneath full sails Day 5 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 07.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Cabrits/Dominica 19.00 Day 6 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Day 7 Charlestown/Nevis 08.00 18.00 Day at the beach.

Day 8 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 24.00 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* 08.00 Day 9 Philipsburg/St Maarten Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 545 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.085 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 705 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.415 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2202 SC-2211 / SC-2212

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 3.995 € 4.545 € 5.355 € 6.165 € 6.695 € 7.115 € 8.145 € 8.695 € 9.395 € 5.895

€ 4.225 € 4.775 € 5.585 € 6.395 € 6.925 € 7.345 € 8.375 € 8.925 € 9.625 € 6.125

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Atlantic Ocean

Virgin Gorda

Îles des Saintes Dominica Atlantic Ocean

St Lucia

Barbados Caribbean Sea

Bequia Union Island

Relax the Caribbean way – savoring sweet idleness and exploring colorful nature above and under water: Barbados – Barbados Hidden Caribbean paradise: Bequia

It might be better not to be too enthusiastic about Bequia, for it to remain such a charming insider’s tip. Unimpressed by trends and hustle and bustle, the Grenadine island has retained its natural Caribbean flair. Here, the mind immediately switches to barefoot mode: With cold beer and reggae, locals and sailors sit together in small beach bars and live easily into the day.

Colorful Caribbean underwater world

Eye to eye with parrotfishes, ocean turtles and damselfishes – the Tobago Cays and St Lucia are considered the best diving and snorkeling haunts in the Caribbean.

The crystal-clear water with tropical temperatures offers meters deep views and invites to excursions through fascinating, colorful underwater worlds full of craggy coral riffs.

French flair on the Îles des Saintes

Roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) off Guadeloupe, the Îles des Saintes rise green from the sea. Columbus, who set foot on them on All Saints’ Day in 1493, gave the “holy islands” their name. Terre-de-Haut is the most charming of the eight isles: Beneath the historical Fort Napoléon, you can take a relaxed stroll through the little town and enjoy the French flair of its bars, cafés and boutiques.

The magnificent Pitons of St Lucia

Gros and Petit Piton, the two famous volcanic plugs that tower over St Lucia, could have come straight out of a tropical storybook. They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offer a spectacular panorama as the SEA CLOUD sails closely alongside their slopes.

Sea Cloud

7 nights Feb 27 to Mar 06, 2022 SC-2208 Feb 27 Bridgetown/Barbados 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Feb 28 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 24.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Mar 01 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 18.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays* and time at the beach.

Mar 02 Day beneath full sails Mar 03 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Cabrits/Dominica 21.00 Mar 04 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Mar 05 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 14.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Mar 06 Bridgetown/Barbados 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2208

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 3.495 € 3.975 € 4.685 € 5.395 € 5.875 € 6.225 € 7.125 € 7.625 € 8.225 € 5.175

€ 3.695 € 4.175 € 4.885 € 5.595 € 6.075 € 6.425 € 7.325 € 7.825 € 8.425 € 5.375

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Jost van Dyke St Maarten

St Barthélemy

© 2017 Rosemond Gréaux

Nevis

Caribbean Sea Îles des Saintes Dominica

Two days in St Barths for the Bucket Regatta Enjoy the best view of the yachts in the Bucket Regatta between beach idylls and natural paradises of the Caribbean: St Maarten – St Maarten Regatta on the jetset island of St Barths

The fact that St Barths can only be reached by small aircraft often attracts international celebrities who come to enjoy relaxing days on the tranquil beach or head to the capital of Gustavia. A highlight for sports fans is the Bucket Regatta, a remarkable sailing event which is held in March every year and sees 30 stylish superyachts compete against one another.

The British Virgin Islands – a sailor’s paradise

With more than 60 islands and reefs (of which just 16 are inhabited), the British Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Fans of sailing from all around the world are drawn to their idyllic and tropically warm waters, and the quaint beach bars bring together everyone from luxury yacht owners to solo sailors.

Stunning islands: St Lucia and Dominica

Although St Lucia is not considered a saint by everyone, the island is certainly the true queen of this idyllic realm. Even from a distance, its twin volcanic peaks, the Pitons, proffer a regal greeting to the approaching SEA CLOUD. And once we have docked, the island welcomes us with its lush tropical scenery. Dominica, unofficially dubbed “Nature Island”, is proud of its unspoilt scenery. One of its national parks is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 545 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.085 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 705 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.415 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

Sea Cloud

8 nights Mar 14 to Mar 22, 2022 SC-2210 Mar 14 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Mar 15 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 13.30 24.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Mar 16 Sail through the Sir Francis Drake Channel.

White Bay/Jost van Dyke 13.30 18.00 Afternoon at the beach.

Mar 17 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Watch the Bucket Regatta in comfort on board.

Mar 18 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 17.00 Watch the Bucket Regatta in comfort on board.

Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Mar 19 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 13.30 23.00 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Mar 20 Cabrits/Dominica 08.00 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Mar 21 Charlestown/Nevis 08.00 18.00 Day at the beach.

Mar 22 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2210

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 3.995 € 4.545 € 5.355 € 6.165 € 6.695 € 7.115 € 8.145 € 8.695 € 9.395 € 5.895

€ 4.225 € 4.775 € 5.585 € 6.395 € 6.925 € 7.345 € 8.375 € 8.925 € 9.625 € 6.125

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Atlantic Ocean

Virgin Gorda

Barcelona SPAIN

Menorca Mallorca

Valencia Ibiza

Mediterranean Sea

Taster Cruise A long weekend to discover Spain from the Gold Coast to the Balearic Islands: Valencia – Barcelona A little break from your daily routine

It is amazing how quickly a sailing cruise can remove you from the everyday hustle and bustle of life! Once the wind swells the sails and the SEA CLOUD sets off into the distant horizon, you step into a whole new, unique world. No matter whether you are keen to enjoy the authentic windjammer atmosphere on board or discover the charming cities onshore, hundreds of new impressions will turn your little break into a wonderful experience.

Ibiza, entertaining island between culture and nature

Party spot, hippie retreat, nature’s paradise – it is hardly surprising that UNESCO has singled out Ibiza as “Mixed World Heritage Site”. The Balearic beauty does not fit into any one island category: From the little restaurants in its labyrinthine old quarter to the salt flats populated by flamingos, Ibiza sparkles merrily in a thousand colorful facets.

SEA CLOUD

5 nights Apr 29 to May 04, 2022 SC-2214 Apr 29 Valencia/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Valencia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Apr 30 Ibiza/Spain 14.00 23.00 Old town charm in Ibiza or pure relaxation in the spectacular sanctuary of the Atzaró Retreat Center.* May 01 Day beneath full sails May 02 Mahón/Menorca 08.00 18.00 Naturally beautiful – green Menorca and its two capitals.* May 03 Barcelona/Spain 17.00 Time at leisure.

May 04 Barcelona/Spain Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Menorca – the pristine Balearic island

From the northern rugged mountain region of Tramuntana with its steep coast to gentle rolling hills and vast sandy beaches in the South: Menorca’s natural beauty has many facets. If you prefer the romantic setting of ancient narrow lanes, you will find just what you are looking for in Ciutadella, the island’s former capital.

Barcelona and its famous architect

When Antoni Gaudí died in 1926 after the collision with a tram, all of Barcelona grieved. Like no other public figure, the idiosyncratic architect shaped the city with his fairy-tale buildings full of organic shapes and extravagant ideas. Plans are to complete his masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, by 2026, one hundred years after Gaudí’s death.

Combination: Combine trips SC-2214 and SC-2215 (page 85), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2214

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.785 € 3.145 € 3.695 € 4.285 € 4.645 € 4.855 € 5.635 € 6.035 € 6.495 € 4.095

€ 2.925 € 3.285 € 3.835 € 4.425 € 4.785 € 4.995 € 5.775 € 6.175 € 6.635 € 4.235

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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La Ciotat

Collioure Corsica

SPAIN

Barcelona Mediterranean Sea Sardinia Menorca Mallorca

Southern France in May – a colorful week among artists’ colonies, fishing villages and Côte d’Azur chic: Barcelona – Nice The small port town of Collioure

A tiny chapel on the rock, a picturesque fortified church and the mighty Château Royal are the first sights to greet you as you approach this small port from the sea.

Collioure is a textbook example of a charming fishing village that has always attracted painters and poets thanks to its idyllic coastal location, colorful facades and fascinating light.

Little Venice in Languedoc: Sète

To one side the blue of the lagoon, as smooth as glass, and the Mediterranean Sea opposite: Sète has found itself a comfortable spot by the water. With its colorful facades, canals and bridges, the little port is considered the “Venice of Languedoc”. Strolling through the lively “Vieux Port”, the old harbor, will whet your appetite for specialities like fresh oysters or Tielle, an octopus pie.

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7 nights May 04 to May 11, 2022 SC-2215 May 04 Barcelona/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Barcelona.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. May 05 Collioure/France 13.30 23.00 Collioure and Fauvism.* May 06 Sète/France 08.00 13.30 “Venice of Languedoc” – boat tour and oyster tasting.* May 07 La Ciotat/France 08.00 16.00 Aix-en-Provence – artists mecca and university town.* May 08 Day beneath full sails May 09 Portofino/Italy 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure.

May 10 Menton/France 13.00 23.00 The magical gardens of Hanbury.* May 11 Nice/France 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Portofino, de luxe fishing village

Here, you’d hardly be surprised if Sophia Loren and Grace Kelly strolled past. With its quaint lanes and brilliant houses that compete in shades of dusky pink, rusty red and ochre yellow, Portofino has been drawing the international jetset since the nineteen-fifties. The Piazzetta by the harbor offers the best views of white yachts, colorful fishing boats and elegant boutiques.

Menton, sweet town of lemons

Where Nice and Cannes show off, Menton impresses with elegant restraint. The sweet little town on the Eastern Côte d’Azur is a lot less touristy than its flashy neighbors, enchanting visitors with Italian flair and pastelcolored facades in its old town. As the legendary town of lemons, Menton is living proof of how wonderfully sour “la dolce vita” can be.

Combination: Combine trips SC-2215 and SC-2214 (page 84) or SC-2216A (page 86), and save 10% on the cruise-only rates of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2215

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.885 € 4.395 € 5.195 € 5.995 € 6.495 € 6.895 € 7.885 € 8.445 € 9.095 € 5.735

€ 4.085 € 4.595 € 5.395 € 6.195 € 6.695 € 7.095 € 8.085 € 8.645 € 9.295 € 5.935

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Portofino

ITALY

FRANCE

FRANCE

Aix-en-Provence

Monte Carlo Nice ITALY

La Ciotat Elba Corsica

Civitavecchia Rome

Mediterranean Sea

Sardinia

Sailing Together

2-days VIP TICKET for the “Grand Prix Monaco Historique” included

Sail together with SEA CLOUD II to the “Grand Prix Monaco Historique” and experience stunning vintage racing cars: Nice – Rome (Civitavecchia) Two windjammer legends meet classic racers

Travel to the vintage car race in style with our historic windjammer: In Monaco, you can experience the full diversity of such a nostalgic get-together. The laid-back elegance of sailing encounters the frenzy of speed when the old racers with their roaring motors shoot through Monte Carlo’s tight curves.

Grand Prix Monaco Historique

Since 1997, the renowned Automobile Club de Monaco has been organising the Monaco Historic Grand Prix a fortnight before the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Races with vintage cars and historic racers are held in the various categories and classes on the Monte Carlo racetrack. Organised in cooperation with the ACM and Bentley Owners Club, this event makes the heart of any vintage car enthusiast beat faster: The VIP terrace of the Automobile Club de Monaco affords a perfect view of the racetrack, garages and the pit lane, letting you follow every detail of the races from a true front row seat.

Please note: If you do not want to join in the Monaco event, you can cancel your participation until Nov 30, 2021 and will be reimbursed for the VIP ticket.

Excursions are not offered on the two days in Monte Carlo, because the town is more or less blocked to all vehicular traffic.

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7 nights May 11 to May 18, 2022 SC-2216A May 11 Nice/France 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Nice.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. May 12 La Ciotat/France 17.00 May 13 La Ciotat/France 13.30 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town.* Sailing together with the SEA CLOUD II. May 14 Monte Carlo/Monaco 06.00 Special: The Qualifying is scheduled for today. With your VIP ticket, you can enjoy the exclusive catering on the terrace of the Automobile Club de Monaco and can follow the races at close range. During the breaks in the races, you will visit the pit lane.

May 15 Monte Carlo/Monaco 19.00 Special: From the terrace of the Automobile Club de Monaco, you will enjoy the view of the parade of vintage cars and can follow the races held today on the Formula 1 racetrack. In-between visits to the pit lane are also available today.

May 16 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD II May 17 Portoferraio/Elba 08.00 13.30 The green, ruggedly picturesque side of Elba.* May 18 Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person SC-2216A

Category

if booked from Dec 01, 2021 double cabin single cabin

Guaranteed cabins** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A

€ € € € € € € € €

5.835 6.325 7.145 7.945 8.445 8.835 9.835 10.395 10.995

€ € € € € € € € €

7.685 8.645 9.845 10.995 11.795 12.395 17.895 18.995 20.335

Early booking discount per person if booked until Nov 30, 2021

€

200

€

200

** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Adriatic Sea Civitavecchia

Corsica

Rome

Propriano Bonifacio

Naples

Porto Cervo

Sorrento Sardinia

Mediterranean Sea

Emerald-green coasts, elegant ports and Mediterranean flair between Corsica and the Amalfi Coast: Rome (Civitavecchia) – Naples The natural harbor of Bonifacio

Sailing into Bonifacio is quite simply a spectacular experience – a steep, shimmering white chalk cliff, a small town that appears to be floating magnificently on the plateau and a fjord-like bay which gives way to an elegant marina. Those who wish may explore the area’s medieval upper town or take a stroll along the promenade.

The beautiful Costa Smeralda

The emerald coast certainly lives up to its name; its waters sparkle and shimmer like a jewel with tones of green, blue and turquoise, “framed” by snow-white rock faces and beaches. This coastal area first came to prominence through its development by Aga Khan, who has been protecting the coast from architectural eyesores since the 1960s whilst preserving the area’s natural beauty and creating stylish, picturesque holiday resorts.

Insider tip for yacht lovers: Propriano

Where once only fishing boats bobbed about, today sleek yachts are also moored: Propriano has turned from a small coastal village into an insider’s tip for luxury yachtsmen.

A pretty promenade runs along the harbor and attracts visitors with numerous cafés and fish restaurants. Not far away is the mysterious Sartène: With its fortress-like granite houses, the “most Corsican of all Corsican towns” exudes a medieval flair.

The scenic Amalfi Coast

Violet bougainvillea in front of pastel pink facades; houses clinging to the cliffs like swallows’ nests; a grand open staircase looking out onto the glistening turquoise sea – Sorrento, Positano and Amalfi sometimes seem too good to be true. But the colorful, romantic fishing villages are real. In 1997, the UNESCO declared the Amalfi Coast a World Heritage Site.

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6 nights May 18 to May 24, 2022 SC-2217 May 18 Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Civitavecchia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. May 19 Bonifacio/Corsica 16.00 23.00 Time at leisure.

May 20 Propriano/Corsica 08.00 13.30 Sartène, city with Corsican soul.* May 21 Porto Cervo/Sardinia 13.30 23.00 Piero Mancini and the excellent wines of Gallura.* May 22 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

May 23 In the morning: Sail alongside the Amalfi Coast.

Sorrento/Italy 13.00 Panoramic drive on the Strada Amalfitana to Positano.* May 24 Sorrento/Italy 05.00 Naples/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Combination: Combine trips SC-2217 and SC-2216A (page 86), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2217

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.325 € 3.765 € 4.455 € 5.125 € 5.565 € 5.825 € 6.755 € 7.225 € 7.795 € 4.925

€ 3.495 € 3.935 € 4.625 € 5.295 € 5.735 € 5.995 € 6.925 € 7.395 € 7.965 € 5.095

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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ITALY

GREECE

Piraeus

TURKEY

Athens

Aegean Sea Syros

Naxos Amorgos Monemvasia

Milos Astypalea

Summer sun for a week of sailing in the blue and white island world of the Cyclades: Athens (Piraeus) – Athens (Piraeus) The magic of the Cyclades

In the sea of dreamlike islands, one stands out in particular: With its bright red beaches, brilliant white tufa, emerald green water and cheerful fishing boats, Milos is the island of colors. In 1820, the statue of Venus was discovered here; today it is on display in the Louvre.

Insider tip in the Aegean Sea: Astypalea

Seen from above, Astypalea looks just like a butterfly that has landed on the blue Aegean waters. The little island jewel has kept its authentic charm to this day: Among innumerable beaches, the crystal clear water, bright white lanes and red windmill roofs, visitors will soon become one with the relaxed Greek island routine.

Amorgos: the magic of the rock monastery

At 300 meters (984 ft) above the deep blue sea, the monks are truly close to heaven. The white monastery of Panagia Hozovitissa is so tall and narrow, it almost seems to grow out of the steep cliffs. A labyrinth of corridors connects its eight floors; and every now and then, through a rock window, you catch a breathtaking view of the Aegean Sea.

Sea Cloud

7 nights Jul 13 to Jul 20, 2022 SC-2223 Jul 13 Athens (Piraeus)/Greece 17.00 Guests arrive individually in Piraeus.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Jul 14 Monemvasia/Peloponnese 08.00 13.30 Medieval Monemvasia and regional specialties in the surrounding countryside.* Jul 15 Milos/Cyclades 08.00 13.30 Island highlights and the ancient capital Plaka.* Jul 16 Astypalea/Sporades 13.30 23.00 Time at leisure.

Jul 17 Amorgos/Cyclades 08.00 13.30 The 1000-year-old monastery Panagia Hozovitissa.* Jul 18 Naxos/Cyclades 08.00 13.00 Time at leisure.

Syros/Cyclades 19.00 Jul 19 Syros/Cyclades 13.30 Time at leisure.

Jul 20 Athens (Piraeus)/Greece 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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A lecturer accompanies the trip

Exciting topics, background information and fascinating facts – our expert offers talks on a whole range of subjects from his/her specialist field.

Combination: Combine trips SC-2223 and SC-2224 (page 89), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2223

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.885 € 4.395 € 5.195 € 5.995 € 6.495 € 6.895 € 7.885 € 8.445 € 9.095 € 5.735

€ 4.085 € 4.595 € 5.395 € 6.195 € 6.695 € 7.095 € 8.085 € 8.645 € 9.295 € 5.935

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

Rovinj

CROATIA

Adriatic Sea

ITALY

Dubrovnik

ALBANIA

Lecce

Otranto

Saranda

Mediterranean Sea

GREECE

Athens

Piraeus

Zakynthos

Spetses

World heritage and Mediterranean lifestyle – enjoy the taste of summer between the Peloponnese and the Floating City: Athens (Piraeus) – Venice Spetses: exclusive, noble, traditional

Far away from mass tourism, a small, relaxed island idyll lies in the turquoise waters, with beautiful patrician houses and the stylish villas of shipowners. But not only the houses are worth a visit, here the streets are as well.

They are car-free and surprise again and again with colorful floor mosaics. Many a visitor enjoys the fun of finding the most beautiful one.

Butrint: a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Visible from the island of Corfu, the ruined city of Butrint lies protected on a peninsula. Butrint is a kaleidoscope of Mediterranean history; as one of the trade centres of the ancient world, the city attracted numerous conquerors and travelers throughout the millennia.

Excavations have unearthed theaters, temples and baths from the Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman periods. Consequently in 1992 UNESCO declared Butrint a World Heritage Site.

The Florence of the South: Lecce

Lecce, situated on the heel of the Italian boot in the ruggedly romantic Apulia region, is considered one of the most beautiful towns in southern Italy. Thanks to a special form of tuff stone, the town evolved into a splendid baroque city with its richly decorated facades gleaming in white and gold. In Otranto there is no better way to see out the day than with a stroll through the lively old town.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Exciting topics, background information and fascinating facts – our expert offers talks on a whole range of subjects from his/her specialist field.

Combination: Combine trips SC-2224 and SC-2223 (page 88), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Sea Cloud

10 nights Jul 20 to Jul 30, 2022 SC-2224 Jul 20 Athens (Piraeus)/Greece 17.00 Guests arrive individually in Piraeus.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Jul 21 Spetses/Saronic Islands 08.00 13.00 Time at leisure.

Jul 22 Day beneath full sails Today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Jul 23 Zakynthos/Greece 09.00 13.00 Boat trip to the native waters of the loggerhead sea turtle or island panoramas and beach stay.* Jul 24 Saranda/Albania 13.30 19.00 Butrint National Park and its UNESCO World Heritage.* Jul 25 Otranto/Italy 16.00 Time at leisure.

Jul 26 Otranto/Italien 14.00 The baroque town of Lecce.* Jul 27 Dubrovnik/Croatia 16.00 24.00 Time at leisure.

Jul 28 Day beneath full sails Jul 29 Rovinj/Croatia 14.00 21.00 The Istrian hinterland and its regional specialties.* Jul 30 Venice/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2224

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.545 € 6.275 € 7.395 € 8.555 € 9.275 € 9.845 € 11.255 € 11.995 € 12.985 € 8.185

€ 5.835 € 6.565 € 7.685 € 8.845 € 9.565 € 10.135 € 11.545 € 12.285 € 13.275 € 8.475

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Venice

SLOVENIA CROATIA

Venice Rovinj

Ravenna

BOSNIAHERZEGOVINA

Zadar Sibenik Korcula

ITALY

Adriatic Sea

The Adriatic Sea – following the trail of Venetian merchants to magnificent palaces, charming cities and nature’s treasures: Venice – Venice An enchanted farewell to Venice

No other farewell is as romantic and melancholic as the route taken by the SEA CLOUD as it leaves the Floating City. Our tall ship slowly sails past all of Venice’s famous buildings and offers a panoramic view of the magnificent St Mark’s Square, the Campanile, the Bridge of Sighs and the Doge’s Palace.

The Krka waterfalls

Mother Nature has carved out an extraordinary and wildly romantic water scene in the Krka National Park: Pools of foam emerge as the emerald green waters of the Krka River rush over the cliff edges of the park’s eight waterfalls. Paved hiking trails take you through this stunning wood and park landscape.

Zadar: more than 2,000 years of history

With its modern promenade, which replaced the monotonous concrete harbor wall, Zadar has been given a new lease of life. The city’s pride and joy is the unique sea organ from which the waves coax deep soft sounds. On its steps, you can relax after strolling through the fortified old town with the monumental Church of St Donatus, the square of five wells and four medival gates.

Ravenna – the city of mosaics

Ravenna is a real treasure chest, bursting with magnificent mosaics and well-preserved monuments, including eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Basilica of San Vitale is one such example. Although unremarkable from the outside, its mesmerising interior is covered from floor to ceiling in thousands of glistening tiles.

SEA CLOUD

7 nights Jul 30 to Aug 06, 2022 SC-2225 Aug 06 to Aug 13, 2022 SC-2226 Day 1 Venice/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Venice.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Day 3 Korcula/Croatia 09.00 13.00 Guided walk through the cultural and historical heritage of Korcula.* Day 4 Sibenik/Croatia 07.00 13.30 Krka National Park and its famous waterfalls.* Day 5 Zadar/Croatia 08.00 13.00 Guided walk through 2,000 years of history and the Romanesque church of St Donatus.* Day 6 Ravenna/Italy 08.30 16.00 Ravenna, the city of mosaics.* Day 7 Rovinj/Croatia 13.30 22.00 The Istrian hinterland and its regional specialties.* Day 8 Venice/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person

Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2225 SC-2226

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.885 € 4.395 € 5.195 € 5.995 € 6.495 € 6.895 € 7.885 € 8.445 € 9.095 € 5.735

€ 4.085 € 4.595 € 5.395 € 6.195 € 6.695 € 7.095 € 8.085 € 8.645 € 9.295 € 5.935

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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FRANCE

Monte Carlo

Aix-en-Provence

SEA CLOUD – CRUISES

La Ciotat Collioure SPAIN

Barcelona

€ 250 t credi Flight rson. per pe ar b Open ed! includ

Mediterranean Sea Menorca Mallorca

A Mediterranean sailing trip between glamorous Monaco and the nature island of Menorca: Monte Carlo – Palma de Mallorca Living Provençal style in Aix

SEA CLOUD

A tiny chapel on the rock, a picturesque fortified church and the mighty Château Royal are the first sights to greet you as you approach this small port from the sea.

Collioure is a textbook example of a charming fishing village that has always attracted painters and poets thanks to its idyllic coastal location, colorful facades and fascinating light.

7 nights Oct 14 to Oct 21, 2022 SC-2234 Oct 14 Monte Carlo/Monaco 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Monte Carlo.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Oct 15 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

La Ciotat/France 17.00 Oct 16 La Ciotat/France 13.30 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town.* Oct 17 Collioure/France 08.00 13.30 Collioure and Fauvism.* Oct 18 Barcelona/Spain 08.00 18.00 City tour following in the footsteps of Gaudí or urban trekking Montjuïc with Miró Museum.* Oct 19 Mahón/Menorca 16.00 Walk through the charming Mahón.* Oct 20 Mahón/Menorca 13.30 Green Menorca and its two capitals.* Oct 21 Palma de Mallorca/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Barcelona and its famous architect

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Its successful blend of baroque elegance and a lively student scene is one of the reasons why Aix-enProvence ranks amongst France’s top five of the most popular places to live. Stroll under the old plane trees of the famous Cours Mirabeau for a taste of this Provençal capital’s history; its main boulevard is lined with small bistros and antique shops, elegant residences, fountains and boutiques.

The small port town of Collioure

When Antoni Gaudí died in 1926 after the collision with a tram, all of Barcelona grieved. Like no other public figure, the idiosyncratic architect shaped the city with his fairy-tale buildings full of organic shapes and extravagant ideas. Plans are to complete his masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, by 2026, one hundred years after Gaudí’s death.

Menorca – the pristine Balearic island

From the northern rugged mountain region of Tramuntana with its steep coast to gentle rolling hills and vast sandy beaches in the South: Menorca’s natural beauty has many facets. If you prefer the romantic setting of ancient narrow lanes, you will find just what you are looking for in Ciutadella, the island’s former capital.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2234 € 4.085 € 4.595 € 5.395 € 6.195 € 6.695 € 7.095 € 8.085 € 8.645 € 9.295 € 5.935

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices

Combination: Combine trips SC-2234 and SC-2235 (page 92), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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SPAIN

Valencia

PORTUGAL

Jerez de la Frontera Málaga

Mallorca Ibiza

Cartagena Mediterranean Sea

Cádiz

Atlantic Ocean

Casablanca MOROCCO

Marrakech

€ 250 t credi Flight rson. per pe ar b Open ed! includ

Moorish, marvelous and magical – a journey of discovery to Andalusia’s oriental heritage: Palma de Mallorca – Casablanca A fascinating mix in Valencia

Many bygone eras have left their mark on Valencia, but this historical legacy is juxtaposed with an impressive mixture of magnificent modern buildings. It is this vast spectrum that gives the city its unique appeal. The offbeat design of the opera house appears futuristic, with the building situated in an expansive museum and park district that stretches from the city center all the way to the coast. A number of beautiful beaches are also located within the city.

Málaga – city of culture

Much more than just “Costa” and “Sol”: As the second largest city in Andalusia, in recent years Málaga has evolved into a true destination of culture. Next to classic sites like the cathedral and the Moorish Alcazaba, Picasso’s birthplace entices with suprisingly varied museums that focus on topics from archaeology and modern art to automobile design, wine, and glass.

The gentle pace of life in Cádiz

History comes alive in the city of Cádiz. One of Europe’s oldest cities, this charming harbor town boasts a beautiful cathedral and baroque buildings, a tranquil old town and defiant watch towers. The town center, with its delightful tapas bars, can be easily explored on foot from the harbor. And there is no shortage of good wine, as Jerez de la Frontera, with its sherry and wine cellars, is close by.

Combination: Combine trips SC-2235 and SC-2234 (page 91) or SC-2236 (page 93), and save 10% on the cruise-only rates of the lower-priced trip.

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SEA CLOUD

9 nights Oct 21 to Oct 30, 2022 SC-2235 Oct 21 Palma de Mallorca/Spain 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Palma de Mallorca.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Oct 22 Ibiza/Spain 13.30 23.00 Old town charm in Ibiza or pure relaxation in the spectacular sanctuary of the Atzaró Retreat Center.* Oct 23 Valencia/Spain 17.00 Oct 24 Valencia/Spain 13.30 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava.* Oct 25 Cartagena/Spain 13.30 19.00 The world of Spanish horses or diverse Cartagena by trike tour.* Oct 26 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Oct 27 Málaga/Spain 08.00 16.00 Málaga with street art of the Soho quarter.* Oct 28 Cádiz/Spain 13.30 23.00 Sherry tasting in Jerez de la Frontera.* Oct 29 Day beneath full sails Oct 30 Casablanca/Morocco 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

SC-2235

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

€ 5.255 € 5.895 € 6.935 € 7.955 € 8.595 € 9.125 € 10.395 € 11.115 € 11.955 € 7.635

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

Atlantic Ocean

MOROCCO

Marrakech Taroudant

Agadir Lanzarote Tenerife ALGERIA

Gran Canaria WESTERN SAHARA

2 nights in Marrakech included

Special Offer

The magic of 1001 nights in Marrakech and relaxed sailing days to the Canary Islands: Marrakech (Casablanca) – Las Palmas

SEA CLOUD

8 nights Oct 28 to Nov 05, 2022 SC-2236A Oct 28 Marrakech/Morocco Guests arrive individually in Marrakech.

Transfer to the 5-star Four Seasons Hotel. Overnight stay.

Oct 29 Marrakech/Morocco After breakfast, the first stop of the city tour will take you to the Majorelle Gardens and Berber Museum. After a traditional lunch, stroll through the winding streets of the Medina. Visit to the Bahia Palace and the Marrakech Museum. Evening carriage ride to the vibrant Djemaa el-Fna square. Overnight stay.

Oct 30 Marrakech – Casablanca/Morocco 19.00 Breakfast. Transfer to Casablanca. During a city tour, you will discover the white coastal metropolis and visit the outside of the mighty Hassan II Mosque. Lunch. Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Oct 31 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Nov 01 Agadir/Morocco 08.00 22.00 The fascinating Berber city of Taroudant and its unique history.* Nov 02 Day beneath full sails Nov 03 Arrecife/Lanzarote 08.00 13.00 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple and César Manrique or trike tour through the volcanic landscape.* Nov 04 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 12.00 20.00 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide or old capital La Laguna and avantgarde Santa Cruz.* Nov 05 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Marrakech extension program: If you would like to spend more time in Marrakech, we offer you to extend your stay at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Surcharge: € 315 per person per night in a double room € 575 per person per night in a single room Availability on your desired date on request.

Marrakech, the magical metropolis

While the medina with its jugglers and snake charmers breathes oriental confusion, hip design hotels, clubs and a lively art scene create inspiring contrasts – in Marrakech, magic and modernity go hand in hand. This colorful cultural mix makes the old royal city an exciting trend metropolis.

Lanzarote and its famous architect

With his vision of a harmonious link between mankind and nature, César Manrique transformed Lanzarote into a work of art. This surrealist painter, architect, sculptor, designer and conservationist created colorful wind chimes and wall mosaics, turned lava caves into homes and tirelessly fought to ensure the preservation of the natural and cultural identity of his island of birth.

Less time? Then you can also book the trip without the pre-cruise program in Marrakech, from Oct 30 to Nov 05, 2022 from Casablanca to Las Palmas (SC-2236).

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin** Early booking incentive p. p. if booked until Nov 30, 2021

SC-2236

SC-2236A

if booked if booked from Dec 01, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021 double cabin single cabin

€ 3.195 € 3.635 € 4.325 € 4.995 € 5.435 € 5.695 € 6.625 € 7.095 € 7.665 € 4.795 € 170

€ 4.195 € 4.635 € 5.325 € 5.995 € 6.435 € 6.695 € 7.625 € 8.095 € 8.665

– €

170

– € 6.955 € 7.995 € 8.995 € 9.655 € 9.995 € 14.745 € 15.695 € 16.825 € 6.295 € 170

Single surcharge (SC-2236): Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Casablanca Madeira

On a course to sun-drenched natural paradises, idyllic mountain villages and black lava landscapes.

Lively variety on the Canary Islands

So close to the stars and the elements

Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, Tenerife, El Hierro, La Palma, La Gomera and Gran Canaria – on this journey we will stop at all seven Canary Islands. Walking along the promenades or through narrow alleyways, you are sure to discover the multifaceted character of these islands: from cosmopolitan style in Las Palmas to quiet introspection in rustic San Sebastián.

On the Canary Islands you can marvel at the clearest starry sky in Europe. This is why the Canary Islands are home to two internationally renowned observatories: the "Roque de los Muchanos" in La Palma and the "Observatorio del Teide" on Tenerife. Sit back and discover the infinite expanse of space during an evening of stargazing with our officers.

Sailing with the trade winds around the Canary Islands

With his vision of a harmonious link between mankind and nature, César Manrique transformed Lanzarote into a work of art. This surrealist painter, architect, sculptor and conservationist created colorful wind chimes and wall mosaics, turned lava caves into homes and tirelessly fought to ensure the preservation of the natural and cultural identity of the island where he was born.

Beautiful days of sailing are guaranteed, when the Azores high sends steady north-easterly trade winds to the Canaries. At comfortable four to five Beaufort and agreeable temperatures of around 20°C/68°F, the windjammer explores two weeks long the sunny sides of the Canary island worlds.

Paradise for whales and dolphins

Ideal conditions and mild temperatures make the Canary Islands not only an attractive residence for people, but also a special habitat for whales and dolphins. In spring, some 29 different species of marine mammals cavort off Tenerife and La Gomera. Go on an exciting whale watching tour, accompanied by local experts.

Gran Canaria – the miniature continent

With its picturesque old town and one of the best city beaches in Europe, the island’s capital Las Palmas is a lively place to visit. In contrast, the south entices with a beautiful natural area of unique sand dune formations.

For more than 150 years, the island has been offering new strength and vitality to those seeking relaxation.

The center around the extinct volcano Pico de las Nieves surprises with a completely different atmosphere. Rising clouds, wafting mist, lush valleys, deep canyons and mountain villages still remind of its origins.

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Lanzarote and its famous architect

Magic forest and moonscape: two famous national parks

These two UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites could hardly be more different: While the evergreen cloud forest Garajonay at the heart of La Gomera offers fascinating scenery made up of rivers, waterfalls and dense moss, Tenerife’s Las Cañadas del Teide National Park is extremely dry. With tall lava tongues and bizarre rock formations, its volcanic landscape looks almost like the surface of the moon.

El Hierro – the most pristine of the Canary Islands

Little El Hierro with its tranquil villages is the perfect island to unwind. Far from the bustle of the Canaries, walkers and hikers find here their perfect natural paradise.

From steep cliffs to green highlands, from lava deserts to mystical cloud forests, this small volcanic island of just 278 square kilometers (107 square miles) features the most diverse natural landscapes and temperate zones.

Lanzarote

Arrecife Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

La Palma

Puerto del Rosario

Tenerife

Puerto de la Estaca

San Los Sebastián Cristianos La

Gomera

El Hierro

Fuerteventura

Las Palmas Gran Canaria

Two evening events included Seven at one go – experience the Canaries intensively in nature parks and charming island villages: Las Palmas – Las Palmas

Sea Cloud

14 nights Nov 11 to Nov 25, 2022 SC-223839 Nov 11 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Nov 12 Arrecife/Lanzarote 16.00 Special: Exclusive evening event for you in the famous lava caves “Jameos del Agua”, co-designed by César Manrique.

Nov 13 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique or trike tour through the volcanic landscape.* Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 19.00 Nov 14 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 13.00 Volcano route by jeep to the coves and lagoons of El Cotillo or trike tour.* Nov 15 Day beneath full sails San Sebastián/La Gomera 17.00 Nov 16 San Sebastián/La Gomera 18.00 UNESCO World Heritage Site Garajonay National Park or Whale and dolphin watching off La Gomera’s coast.* Nov 17 Day beneath full sails Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 16.00 Nov 18 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Nov 19 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Nov 20 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 23.00 Caldera de Taburiente – a magnificent natural museum or buggy tour to the mountains of Breña Alta and Breña Baja.* Nov 21 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 13.30 23.00 Panoramas of a multifarious natural jewel or taking it easy while on the move: to the northeast on an e-bike.* Nov 22 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 13.30 23.00 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide.* Nov 23 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.30 Old capital La Laguna and avant-garde Santa Cruz or jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Nov 24 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 17.00 Special: An evening dedicated to music – exclusively for you in a private location.

Nov 25 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

Less time?

This cruise can also be booked in two sections: Nov 11 to Nov 18, 2022 Las Palmas – Las Palmas Nov 18 to Nov 25, 2022 Las Palmas – Las Palmas

SC-2238 (p. 96) SC-2239 (p. 97)

SC-223839

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 7.385 € 8.355 € 9.875 € 11.395 € 12.345 € 13.095 € 14.985 € 16.045 € 17.285 € 10.895

€ 7.765 € 8.735 € 10.255 € 11.775 € 12.725 € 13.475 € 15.365 € 16.425 € 17.665 € 11.275

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Atlantic Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Lanzarote

Arrecife Puerto del Rosario Tenerife San Sebastián

La Gomera

Fuerteventura

Las Palmas Gran Canaria

An evening event on Lanzarote included Under full sail, heading for fascinating volcanic landscapes and evergreen national parks: Las Palmas – Las Palmas Sailing with the trade winds around the Canary Islands

Beautiful days of sailing are guaranteed, when the Azores high sends steady north-easterly trade winds to the Canaries. At comfortable four to five Beaufort and agreeable temperatures of around 20°C/68°F, the windjammer explores the sunny sides of the Canary Islands for a week.

Lanzarote and its famous architect

With his vision of a harmonious link between mankind and nature, César Manrique transformed Lanzarote into a work of art. This surrealist painter, architect, sculptor and conservationist created colorful wind chimes and wall mosaics, turned lava caves into homes and tirelessly fought to ensure the preservation of the natural and cultural identity of the island where he was born.

Pure nature: stunning national parks

Magical trade mists, gnarled pine trees, babbling head streams – the Canary Islands’ national parks guarantee protection for some of their most outstanding ecosystems. Whilst Garajonay’s misty evergreen forest boasts over 1,000 animal species, Caldera de Taburiente, Timanfaya and Las Cañadas del Teide impress with their rugged volcanic craters and rock formations.

Sea Cloud

7 nights Nov 11 to Nov 18, 2022 SC-2238 Nov 11 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Nov 12 Arrecife/Lanzarote 16.00 Special: Exclusive evening event for you in the famous lava caves “Jameos del Agua”, co-designed by César Manrique.

Nov 13 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique or spider tour through the volcanic landscape.* Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 19.00 Nov 14 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 13.00 Volcano route by jeep to the coves and lagoons of El Cotillo or trike tour.* Nov 15 Day beneath full sails San Sebastián/La Gomera 17.00 Nov 16 San Sebastián/La Gomera 18.00 UNESCO World Heritage Site Garajonay National Park or whale and dolphin watching off La Gomera’s coast.* Nov 17 Day beneath full sails Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 16.00 Nov 18 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Combination: Trip SC-2238 can also be booked in combination with trip SC-2239 at a particularly attractive price. For itinerary and prices see page 95. The combination discount has already been taken into account for these trips.

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GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2238

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.885 € 4.395 € 5.195 € 5 995 € 6.495 € 6.895 € 7.885 € 8.445 € 9.095 € 5.735

€ 4.085 € 4.595 € 5.395 € 6.195 € 6.695 € 7.095 € 8.085 € 8.645 € 9.295 € 5.935

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

Santa Cruz Tenerife

La Gomera

Los Cristianos

Las Palmas

Puerto de la Estaca

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Atlantic Ocean

An evening event in Las Palmas included Island diversity in the Atlantic – lava deserts, mystical cloud forests and the sunny island towns of the Canaries: Las Palmas – Las Palmas Sailing with the trade winds around the Canary Islands

Beautiful days of sailing are guaranteed, when the Azores high sends steady north-easterly trade winds to the Canaries. At comfortable four to five Beaufort and agreeable temperatures of around 20°C/68°F, the windjammer explores the sunny sides of the Canary Islands for a week.

El Hierro – the most pristine of the Canary Islands

Little El Hierro with its tranquil villages is the perfect island to unwind. Far from the bustle of the Canaries, walkers and hikers find here their perfect natural paradise.

From steep cliffs to green highlands, from lava deserts to mystical cloud forests, this small volcanic island of just 278 square kilometers (107 square miles) features the most diverse natural landscapes and temperate zones.

Natural elemental force: Las Cañadas del Teide

It all began with a huge mountain of fire. 15 million years ago, the volcano pushed its way out of the Atlantic Ocean, spewing lava and ash and leaving an imposing sunken caldera in the heart of Tenerife. Today, the Cañadas del Teide are a national park crowned by Spain’s highest mountain, Pico del Teide. Under a usually cloudless sky, the steep crater walls and bizarre colored stone formations shine in an almost unearthly light.

Combination: Trip SC-2239 can also be booked in combination with trip SC-2238 at a particularly attractive price. For itinerary and prices see page 95. The combination discount has already been taken into account for these trips.

Sea Cloud

7 nights Nov 18 to Nov 25, 2022 SC-2239 Nov 18 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Nov 19 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Nov 20 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 23.00 Caldera de Taburiente – a magnificent natural museum or buggy tour to the mountains of Breña Alta and Breña Baja.* Nov 21 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 08.00 23.00 Panoramas of a multifarious natural jewel or taking it easy while on the move: to the northeast on an e-bike.* Nov 22 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 13.30 23.00 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide.* Nov 23 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.30 Old capital La Laguna and avant-garde Santa Cruz or jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Nov 24 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 17.00 Special: An evening dedicated to music – exclusively for you in a private location.

Nov 25 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2239 € 4.085 € 4.595 € 5.395 € 6.195 € 6.695 € 7.095 € 8.085 € 8.645 € 9.295 € 5.935

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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atmosphere meets the spirit of discovery – authentic sailing

experience from Europe to the Caribbean: Las Palmas – St. Maarten

An authentic sailing experience

SAILING

Crossing the Atlantic on a traditional tall ship is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. For 17 days your exact course is determined only by the elements.

When the crew sets the sails at dizzying heights, the wind fills the canvas and the ropes stretch and creak; and you will experience a tangible sense of freedom.

Following in Columbus’ footsteps

SAILING

What would have been going through Columbus’ mind as he set sail in 1492? It is virtually impossible to sail across the Atlantic in the discoverer’s footsteps without constantly considering his thoughts and ideas. Columbus had not yet discovered the trade winds, which provide ideal sailing conditions in the westerly direction during the winter months, but nowadays we know that they guarantee fantastic sailing for the SEA CLOUD on her way to the Caribbean.

SAILING

Relax and enjoy

SAILING

Great adventures do not always mean great effort. For 17 days we sail a westward course across the Atlantic, always heading towards a magnificent sunset. It will not be long before you sit back and relax; surrounded by vast horizons and looked after by an attentive crew, you will leave your every-day stress behind in no time at all.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Our lecturer will come thoroughly prepared for the two weeks at sea, ready to give you fascinating insights into his/her area of expertise as part of varied and entertaining talks.

SAILING

17 nights Nov 25 to Dec 12, 2022 SC-2240 Nov 25 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Nov 26 Beneath full sails (until Dec 11) The perfect way to slow down: Underneath full sails, the trade winds will take you on an inside journey and let you experience unique sailing moments in harmony with nature. Due to the steady winds, it is often possible to sail even at night.

Dec 12 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

Our travel tip: Gran Canaria In order to be absolutely sure that your luggage will accompany you on the Atlantic crossing, we recommend that you arrive in Las Palmas at least a day in advance: Pre-cruise stay in Las Palmas from Nov 24 to Nov 25, 2022.

1 night/breakfast in a first-class hotel including island tour and transfer to the ship.

Surcharge: € 195 per person in a double room € 275 per person in a single room Minimum number of participants: 10 people

Cruise-only rates per person Category

SC-2240

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 fron Jul 01, 2022

€ 9.435 € 10.665 € 12.595 € 14.495 € 15.765 € 16.745 € 19.145 € 20.495 € 22.085 € 13.895

€ 9.925 € 11.155 € 13.085 € 14.985 € 16.255 € 17.235 € 19.635 € 20.985 € 22.575 € 14.385

SC-2241 Extension price

€ 3.000 € 3.000 € 3.500 € 4.000 € 4.500 € 5.000 € 6.000 € 6.500 € 7.000 € 3.500

Prolong your cruise for an extra eight nights on board from/to St Maarten (SC-2241 see page 99) from Dec 12 to Dec 20, 2022 at our attractive extension price (see pricing details).

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

This offer is only available in combination with the Atlantic crossing of the SEA CLOUD in the same cabin category. The early booking incentive and other discounts are not available for these rates.

** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

Our travel tip: Lesser Antilles

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Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100%

Virgin Gorda

Îles des Saintes Dominica Caribbean Sea

St Lucia

Special Offer Goodbye winter – relaxed Holiday season on the sunny side of the Lesser Antilles: St Maarten – St Maarten French flair on the Îles des Saintes

Roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) off Guadeloupe, the Îles des Saintes rise green from the sea. Columbus, who set foot on them on All Saints’ Day in 1493, gave the “holy islands” their name. Terre-de-Haut is the most charming of the eight isles: Beneath the historical Fort Napoléon, you can take a relaxed stroll through the little town and enjoy the French flair of its bars, cafés and boutiques.

Dominica, the island of lush nature

With a gentle smile, the Sisserou Parrot on Dominica’s flag invites visitors to explore the island. It is well worth it: Like a green carpet, lush rainforests cover the second highest Antilles island and plunge picturesquely over red rocks into the sea in the north. Not far from the fishing village of Calibishie, you can literally let Dominica’s beauty melt in your mouth – during a visit to a chocolate factory.

One island, two cultures: St Maarten

Cute gabled houses or charm à la Saint Tropez? Why not enjoy both! On Sint Maarten/Saint-Martin, the DutchFrench border runs right across the hilly green island, dividing it culturally into two halves. Where Marigot and Terres-Basses cultivate elegant savoir-vivre, Dutch serenity is the order of the day in the lively, colorful capital of Philipsburg.

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 595 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.195 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 925 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.855 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

Sea Cloud

8 nights Dec 12 to Dec 20, 2022 SC-2241 Dec 12 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Dec 13 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Dec 14 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure.

Dec 15 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 16 Cabrits/Dominica 08.00 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Dec 17 Day beneath full sails Dec 18 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 08.00 19.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Rest of the day relaxing at the beach.

Dec 19 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Dec 20 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2241

Normal rate Your special offer rate if booked for comparison by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 4.225 € 4.775 € 5.585 € 6.395 € 6.955 € 7.355 € 8.375 € 8.955 € 9.625 € 6.155

€ 3.595 € 4.145 € 4.955 € 5.765 € 6.325 € 6.725 € 7.745 € 8.325 € 8.995 € 5.525

€ 3.825 € 4.375 € 5.185 € 5.995 € 6.555 € 6.945 € 7.975 € 8.555 € 9.225 € 5.755

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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Atlantic Ocean

St Maarten St Barthélemy

Following in the footsteps of Caribbean pirates to hidden coves, small harbor towns and magnificent nature above and below the sea.

British Virgin Islands: Treasure islands in a sailor’s paradise

Sailing between the more than 60 white-sanded British Virgin Islands means following the routes of famous adventurers. Did pirates once bathe on the paradise beaches of Virgin Gorda and Norman Island, the “real” treasure island? In any case, Jost van Dyke, today known for its laid-back pubs with live music, was named after a privateer – just like the Sir Francis Drake Channel.

French style on the ÎIes des Saintes

This small archipelago, which earned its place in history as the Gibraltar of the Caribbean, has been a great source of contention over the years. It finally became French territory in 1816. Nowadays, the only remnant of these troubled times is an old fort. Life here is peaceful and spiced with a touch of savoir-vivre. Take a stroll through the small town on the island of Terre-de-Haut with its shops and cafés.

St Lucia: Tropical splendor beneath the twin volcanoes

For many miles, only blue water can be seen, when suddenly the green twin volcanoes rise out of the sea – the famous Pitons of St Lucia. The perfect anchorage is hidden at their feet: Soufrière with its Caribbean vibes, charming bays for snorkeling and swimming, and the lushly blooming botanical garden all are in close proximity.

More than just spices: Grenada

A total of three mighty forts crowns the hills around St George’s, all watching over the picturesque colonial town. With its cannons pointing inland, Fort Frederick, the highest of the three, is considered Grenada’s most spectacular vantage point, together with the rainforest mountain of Morne Gazo. From here you have a panoramic view over the green spice island to the fine sandy Grand Anse Beach.

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Snorkelers’ paradise in the Tobago Cays

For many, life under water is a fascinating world – one that becomes even more magical the closer you get.

The Tobago Cays’ Horseshoe Reef is such a place. This horseshoe-shaped coral reef encloses four small islands that glow in rich shades of green. The sea, in contrast, embraces turquoise, emerald and every shade of blue.

Hidden Caribbean paradise: Bequia

It might be better not to be too enthusiastic about Bequia, for it to remain such a charming insider’s tip. Unimpressed by trends and hustle and bustle, the Grenadine island has retained its natural Caribbean flair. Here, the mind immediately switches to barefoot mode: With cold beer and reggae, locals and sailors sit together in small beach bars and live easily into the day.

The jetset island of St Barths

Although many like to call it “St Barths” for short, the island’s official name is St Barthélemy. Having seen numerous owners, the isle was finally bought by France in 1877 and is now firmly in the hands of the jetset.

When banker David Rockefeller first bought property here in 1957, the island’s future was sealed. Elegant Gustavia entices with classy goods and glamour hidden away behind restored facades, and the harbor hosts luxury yachts of famous owners.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects. He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

Virgin Gorda

Atlantic Ocean

Îles des Saintes Dominica Caribbean Sea St Lucia Bequia Union Island Carriacou Grenada

Christmas & New Year’s Eve Marvellous sunsets, white beaches and exotic tunes – spend a relaxed and fun-filled festive season under palm trees: St Maarten – St Maarten

Sea Cloud

14 nights Dec 20, 2022 to Jan 03, 2023 SC-2242 Dec 20 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD. Dec 21 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 17.00 Dec 22 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 18.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Rest of the day relaxing at the beach.

Dec 23 Day beneath full sails Dec 24 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Dec 25 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 17.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 26 Day beneath full sails Dec 27 Tyrell Bay/Carriacou 08.00 13.00 Snorkeling or morning at the beach.* St George’s/Grenada 19.00 Dec 28 St George’s/Grenada 13.30 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.*

Dec 29 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 18.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays.* Rest of the day relaxing at the beach and beach barbecue.

Dec 30 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 08.00 13.30 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or morning at the beach.

Dec 31 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* The perfect start to the New Year: New Year’s Eve to steel band sounds.

Jan 01 Cabrits/Dominica 08.00 Starting the first day of the year relaxed under sails.

Jan 02 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Jan 03 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 595 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.195 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 925 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.855 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

GTY double cabin** 5 Upper-/lower-bed 4 3 2 1 C B A GTY single cabin**

SC-2242

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 6.995 € 7.955 € 9.365 € 10.795 € 11.755 € 12.455 € 14.255 € 15.255 € 16.455 € 10.355

€ 7.395 € 8.355 € 9.765 € 11.195 € 12.155 € 12.855 € 14.655 € 15.655 € 16.855 € 10.755

Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. 5 See page 212 for included services

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St Maarten St Barthélemy

The SEA CLOUD Cabin Categories

Luxury owner’s cabin NO 1 (Cat. A) Whenever Marjorie traveled with the SEA CLOUD, these rooms were her home. Fireplace and bathroom in white Carrara marble, gold-plated swan necks as fittings, valuable Louis Philippe chairs, a large bed of varnish in old white decorated with gold, elaborate ceiling ornaments and a room-high dressing mirror: the furnishings she selected with exquisite taste reflect the successful American entrepreneur’s desire to spend time on her private yacht in a luxurious ambience. Special features: dressing table, walk-in closet, electric marble fireplace.

• Size: approx. 38 m² • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm • Marble bathroom: approx. 9 m²

with bathtub

N0 1 Luxury owner’s cabin NO 2 (Cat. A)

N0 2

In addition to her exquisite taste, Marjorie’s attention to detail is evident in the interior of the owner’s cabins. This is also reflected in the suite of her first husband Edward Hutton, who gave her the unique SEA CLOUD as a gift. The maple wood panelling gives the cabin a feeling of warmth and solidity; the light coffered ceiling gives the room a certain lightness. Special features: Edward Hutton’s beautiful “Bureau Bookcase” secretary with mirrored glass, walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 34 m² • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm • Marble bathroom: approx. 9 m²

with bathtub

De luxe original cabin NO 3 (Cat. B)

N 3 0

The hospitality cultivated by Marjorie still characterizes the stay on board the SEA CLOUD today. The original colonial-style cabin No 3 with its comfort is a testimony to this tradition. In this and the other spacious original cabins, famous personalities from the nobility, business and show business have already bedded their heads in the soft pillows. Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 24 m² • Two single beds: each

90 x 200 cm

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 4 m² with bathtub

De luxe original cabin NO 4 (Cat. B)

N0 4

Already during the construction of the SEA CLOUD in Kiel and also later, when Marjorie was already living on board, she collected precious antiques all over the world. The original cabin No 4 is one of the many examples showing perfectly how skillfully she integrated the valuable pieces into the interior and thus into the overall appearance of her private yacht. Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 22 m² • Double bed: 160 x 200 cm • Marble bathroom:

approx. 5 m² with bathtub

De luxe original cabin NO 5 (Cat. B)

N0 5

It was Marjorie’s declared goal to make her family and guests feel at home every minute they are aboard the SEA CLOUD. Accordingly, she has designed the rooms to be spacious and comfortable, like this original cabin. Spacious antique mahogany chests of drawers, marble in the bathroom and by the fireplace and antique unique pieces spread a cozy elegance. Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 20 m² • Two single beds: each 90 x 200 cm;

arranged as a double bed

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 5,4 m² with bathtub

De luxe original cabin NO 6 (Cat. B)

N0 6

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Every voyage on the SEA CLOUD is also a journey through time.

In all original cabins, as well as in this De luxe cabin, you will feel taken back to the time of the elegant world exploration of the 1930s. The selected antique mahogany furniture is small and exquisite. The color selection of the fabrics gives the room an extremely warm, sunny and light atmosphere. Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 18 m² • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm • Marble bathroom:

approx. 4 m² with shower

De luxe original cabin NO 7 (Cat. B) As the first owner, Marjorie also furnished the SEA CLOUD with so much love for detail as she wanted to provide her daughter Dina Merrill a beautiful and safe home on board. This is especially noticeable in cabin No 7: here Dina spent a large part of her childhood. The fine maple wood furniture is inlaid with mahogany. The unusual floor plan with the angled fireplace makes the cabin appear even larger.

Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

N0 7

N0 8

• Size: approx. 24 m² • Two single beds:

each 90 x 200 cm

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 7 m² with bathtub

De luxe original cabin NO 8 (Cat. B) The main deck with the original cabins contains the soul of the SEA CLOUD. Cabin No 8 is of course also characterized by the character of the exclusive private yacht as which the ship was designed from the very beginning. This is also recognizable in details such as the interior staircase that connects the main deck with the promenade deck, providing guests with direct access to the restaurant and lounge. Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace, additional bed to fold out.

• Size: approx. 25 m² • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm

(two single mattresses) • Marble bathroom: approx. 6 m² with bathtub

De luxe outside cabin NO 9 (Cat. C) Cabins 9 and 10 are also located in the original area on the main deck. Once used as single cabins for the former shipowners’ staff and their guests, both rooms were redesigned into large de-luxe outside cabins during the extensive renovation of the SEA CLOUD. Special features: walk-in closet, generous storage space.

• Size: approx. 20 m² • Double bed:

160 x 200 cm

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 3,6 m² with bathtub

De luxe outside cabin NO 10 (Cat. C) N0 10

The design is based on historical models with a contemporary accent and is kept in warm fabrics and wood tones. Both cabins are located at the end of the original area and are connected to the promenade deck by a separate staircase. Special features: walk-in closet, generous storage space.

• Size: approx. 18,5 m² • Double bed:

160 x 200 cm

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 3,3 m² with shower

Double-bed cabins NO 30 and 31 (Cat. 1)

Cat. 1 Option with beds placed together

Cat. 2

Like all the cabins on the captain’s and lido deck, these two rooms were built as recently as the late 1970s and offer a great deal of comfort. Their outstanding feature is the panoramic windows placed at the corners, creating a bright and friendly atmosphere.

single mattresses)

• Marble bathroom

with shower

Twin-bed cabins N 32-37 (Cat. 2) O

Even though the cabins on the captain’s and lido deck were harmoniously integrated into the SEA CLOUD after her initial construction, they still follow the design standards set in the original area. Their tasteful interior design is a contemporary interpretation of the interior designed by Marjorie Merriweather in the 1930s. The comfortable interior design corresponds with the wonderful view of the wide sea.

• Size: approx. 13,5 m² • Two single beds:

each 80 x 200 cm; can be placed together • Marble bathroom with shower

Twin-bed cabins NO 18-25 (Cat. 3) Located between the maneuvering stations for hoisting and lowering the sails, these comfortable cabins have a special maritime charm.

The deckhouse added during the renovation of the SEA CLOUD, is an oasis of tranquility. But the due to its location on the promenade deck also ensures that the cabins are only one step away from the restaurant and lounge in the superstructure amidships.

Cat. 3

• Size: approx. 13 m² • Double bed: 160 x 200 cm (two

Twin-bed cabins NO 28 and 29 (Cat. 4) In addition to the comfort and luxury that characterize the SEA CLOUD, both cabins offer a special feature: the most charming place on the tall ship – the so-called Blue Lagoon – can be accessed directly from here.

• Size: approx. 12,5 m² • Two single beds:

each 80 x 200 cm

• Marble bathroom

with shower

• Size: approx. 10,5 m² • Two single beds:

each 80 x 200 cm

• Marble bathroom

with shower

Upper-/lower-bed cabins NO 14-17 (Cat. 5)

Cat. 5

These cabins are the right place for sailing enthusiasts. In Marjorie’s • Size: approx. 9,5 m² time, the officers of the SEA CLOUD were accommodated here. • Upper and lower bed: each 80 x 200 cm Thus, their furnishings are quite nautical. The best: The doors of the cabins below the bridge deck lead directly to the promenade deck, • Marble bathroom with shower so you can sleep at night in the perfect maritime ambience with open doors and fresh air.

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Spanker Deck

Lido Deck Lido Bar

Bridge Captain’s and Lido Deck

Lounge

Restaurant

Purser

Blue Lagoon

Promenade Deck

Hospital Main Deck

Cabins with a bath, shower and WC

Cabins with a shower and WC

Masts

Cabin Categories: Cat. A

Luxury owner’s cabins

Cat. B

De luxe original cabins

Cat. C

De luxe outside cabins

Cat. 1

Double-bed cabins

Cat. 2

Twin-bed cabins, (beds can be placed together)

Cat. 3

Twin-bed cabins

Cat. 4

Twin-bed cabins

Cat. 5

Upper-/lower-bed

Guaranteed cabin: The range of accommodation starts from Cat. 5. You will receive your exact cabin number when arriving on board. The allotment for this category is very limited.

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Sail Diagram and Ship’s Data 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Bowsprit Flying Jib Outer Jib Inner Jib Fore Topmast Staysail Fore Mast Fore Royal Fore Topgallant Fore Upper Topsail Fore Lower Topsail Fore Course Main Royal Staysail

13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Main Topgallant Staysail Main Topmast Staysail Main Mast Sky Sail Main Royal Main Topgallant Main Upper Topsail Main Lower Topsail Main Course Mizzen Royal Staysail Mizzen Topgallant Staysail Mizzen Topmast Staysail

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

Mizzen Mast Mizzen Royal Mizzen Topgallant Mizzen Upper Topsail Mizzen Lower Topsail Mizzen Course Spanker Topmast Staysail Spanker Mast Spanker Gaff Topsail Spanker Gaff Spanker Sail Spanker Boom

Ship’s Data: • Length overall: 109,50 m/360 ft

• Lido deck with bar

• Beam: 14,94 m/50 ft

• Restaurant (69 seats) with free seating and one sitting

• Draft: 5,13 m/17 ft

• Lounge with library and desk area with laptop

• Height of main mast above deck: 56 m/184 ft

• WI-FI in public areas

• Total sail area: 3.000 m /32.000 sq ft

• Hospital

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• Number of sails: 29 • Passengers: max. 64 • Crew: approx. 60 • Flag: Malta • Year of construction: 1931 • 32 outside cabins (of those 10 cabins are original with marble bath/WC or shower/WC and 22 cabins with shower/WC) • Interior: bathrobes, hair dryer, telephone, air conditioning, private safe

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Sea Cloud ii Who says you cannot have it all? The tall ship SEA CLOUD II brings together the best of two worlds: This spacious three-masted barque offers all the amenities of a modern cruise ship whilst remaining a quintessential windjammer.

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Exclusive home on the high seas From owner suites to de-luxe outside cabins, the 47 tastefully furnished cabins offer a special retreat for discerning guests.

With marble bathrooms, a small sitting area and plenty of space for personal utensils, your private retreat will impress you with its comfort and spaciousness.

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Plenty of room for discerning travelers The SEA CLOUD II offers plenty of freedom and diversity to at most 94 guests. Stylish to the very last detail, every area on board invites you to linger: In the light and airy restaurant or out-side on the lido deck, all guests dine in one sitting. Other areas of the ship offer various choices for your personal retreat: for example, the library, the fitness room for a sports session, or the mini spa for a massage and/or cosmetics treatment (surcharge).

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Tenerife El Hierro

Gran Canaria

Atlantic Ocean WESTERN SAHARA

MAURITANIA

Santo Antão

São Vicente Boavista

Fogo

Santiago

SENEGAL

En route to the Cape Verde Islands discovering their fascinating natureand culturescapes: Las Palmas – Santiago El Hierro – the most pristine of the Canary Islands

Little El Hierro with its tranquil villages is the perfect island to unwind. Far from the bustle of the Canaries, walkers and hikers find here their perfect natural paradise.

From steep cliffs to green highlands, from lava deserts to mystical cloud forests, this small volcanic island of just 278 square kilometers (107 square miles) features the most diverse natural landscapes and temperate zones.

The rich cultural mix of Cape Verde

Not just geographically, Cape Verde is situated between Africa, the Caribbean and Europe. The Portuguese colony was a hub of the slave trade and exile for the religiously persecuted. Since 1461, customs, musical traditions and genes have amalgamated to the entirely new Creole culture. In 1975, the República Cabo Verde proudly declared its independence.

Santo Antão, the island of contrast

The second largest island of Cape Verde enchants with its spectacular natural diversity. While the volcanic craters in the barren south are reminiscent of moonscapes, rocky mountainous landscapes alternate with green and fertile valleys in the north. Besides pineapples, mango trees and coconut palms, sugar cane is also grown here – and distilled into the national schnaps Grogue.

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10 nights Nov 09 to Nov 19, 2021 SCII-2140 Nov 09 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Nov 10 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 14.00 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide or old capital La Laguna and avantgarde Santa Cruz.* Nov 11 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 08.00 13.30 Panoramas of a multifarious natural jewel or taking it easy while on the move: to the northeast on an e-bike.* Nov 12 Beneath full sails (until Nov 14) The perfect way to slow down: Underneath full sails, the trade winds will take you on an inside journey and let you experience unique sailing moments in harmony with nature.

Nov 15 Porto Novo/Santo Antão 08.00 16.30 Drive across the island including Paúl and Fontainhas or hike.* Mindelo/São Vicente 19.00 Nov 16 Mindelo/São Vicente 13.30 Lively and colorful: walk through Mindelo.* Nov 17 Sal Rei/Boavista 08.00 15.00 Day at the beach.

Nov 18 Porto de Vale de Cavaleiros/Fogo 09.00 20.00 (weather permitting) Excursion to the Pico di Fogo or visit to the island capital São Filipe.* Nov 19 Praia/Santiago 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person If booked from Sep 01, 2021

SCII-2140

SCII-214041

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

€ € € € € € € €

5.425 5.855 6.765 7.485 7.945 9.285 10.285 7.285

€ € € € € € € €

11.845 12.895 15.185 16.995 18.145 21.585 24.155 16.495

Early booking incentive per person if booked until Aug 31, 2021

€

290

€

720

Category

Special combination price advantage: Combine trips SCII-2140 and SCII-2141 (page 111) and take advantage of our special combination price (see cruise rates box); save up to € 1.700 per person!

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Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

SEA CLOUD II – CRUISES

30°N Subtropical ridge

Atlantic Ocean

Santiago

Barbados

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Cape Verde on board a windjammer: Santiago – Barbados

What would have been going through Columbus’ mind as he set sail in 1492? It is virtually impossible to sail across the Atlantic in the discoverer’s footsteps without constantly considering his thoughts and ideas. Columbus had not yet discovered the trade winds, which provide ideal sailing conditions in the westerly direction during the winter months, but nowadays we know that they guarantee fantastic sailing for the SEA CLOUD II on its way to the Caribbean.

Relax and enjoy

Great adventures do not always mean great effort. For 15 days we sail a westward course across the Atlantic, always heading towards a magnificent sunset. It will not be long before you sit back and relax; surrounded by vast horizons and looked after by an attentive crew, you will leave your everyday stress behind in no time at all.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Our lecturer will come thoroughly prepared for the Atlantic crossing, ready to give you fascinating insights into his/her area of expertise as part of varied and entertaining talks.

Special combination price advantage: Combine trips SCII-2141 and SCII-2140 (page 110) and take advantage of our special combination price (see cruise rates box); save up to € 1.700 per person!

SAILING

15 nights Nov 19 to Dec 04, 2021 SCII-2141 Nov 19 Praia/Santiago 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Santiago.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Nov 20 Beneath full sails (until Dec 03) The perfect way to slow down: Underneath full sails, the trade winds will take you on an inside journey and let you experience unique sailing moments in harmony with nature. Due to the steady winds, it is often possible to sail even at night.

Dec 04 Bridgetown/Barbados 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

SAILING

Following in Columbus’ footsteps

Sea Cloud ii

Our travel tip: Santiago In order to be absolutely sure that your luggage will accompany you on the Atlantic crossing, we recommend that you arrive in Santiago at least a day in advance:

SAILING

Crossing the Atlantic on a traditional tall ship is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. For 15 days your exact course is determined only by the elements.

When the crew sets the sails at dizzying heights, the wind fills the canvas and the ropes stretch and creak, you will experience a tangible sense of freedom.

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Pre-cruise stay in Santiago from Nov 18 to Nov 19, 2021.

1 night/breakfast in a first-class hotel, hotel transfer from the airport, full-day island tour of Santiago including lunch.

Surcharge: € 265 per person in a double room € 325 per person in a single room Minimum number of participants: 10 people

Cruise-only rates per person

SAILING

An authentic sailing experience

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If booked from Sep 01, 2021

SCII-2141

SCII-214041

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

€ € € € € € € €

8.125 8.775 10.125 11.225 11.895 13.995 15.565 10.925

€ € € € € € € €

11.845 12.895 15.185 16.995 18.145 21.585 24.155 16.495

Early booking incentive per personn if booked until Aug 31, 2021

€

430

€

720

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Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Îles des Saintes Dominica

Atlantic Ocean

St Lucia Caribbean Sea Bequia Union Island Carriacou

Barbados

Grenada

Special Offer Enjoy a relaxing break before the festive season in the sunny dream sailing area of the Lesser Antilles and Grenadines: Barbados – Barbados A delight for all the senses: Grenada, the island of spice

There is a reason why nutmeg is immortalised on this country’s national flag. Since colonial times, nutmeg – along with cloves, cinnamon and ginger – has been one of the island’s most important export goods. If the aromatic fragrance of the tropics were to have a name, it would have to be “Grenada”.

Snorkelers’ paradise in the Tobago Cays

For many, life under water is a fascinating world – one that becomes even more magical the closer you get.

The Tobago Cays’ Horseshoe Reef is such a place. This horseshoe-shaped coral reef encloses four small islands that glow in rich shades of green. The sea, in contrast, embraces turquoise, emerald and every shade of blue.

French flair on the Îles des Saintes

Roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) off Guadeloupe, the Îles des Saintes rise green from the sea. Columbus, who set foot on them on All Saints’ Day in 1493, gave the “holy islands” their name. Terre-de-Haut is the most charming of the eight isles: Beneath the historical Fort Napoléon, you can take a relaxed stroll through the little town and enjoy the French flair of its bars, cafés and boutiques.

The magnificent Pitons of St Lucia

Gros and Petit Piton, the two famous volcanic plugs that tower over St Lucia, could have come straight out of a tropical storybook. They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offer a spectacular panorama as the SEA CLOUD II sails closely alongside their slopes.

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9 nights Dec 04 to Dec 13, 2021 SCII-C2142 Dec 04 Bridgetown/Barbados 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Dec 05 Tyrell Bay/Carriacou 14.00 19.00 Snorkeling excursion in the “Land of Reefs”* or afternoon at the beach.

Dec 06 St George’s/Grenada 08.00 17.00 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.* Dec 07 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 14.00 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Dec 08 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 17.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays.* Dec 09 Day beneath full sails Dec 10 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.00 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Cabrits/Dominica 18.00 Dec 11 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Dec 12 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 13 Bridgetown/Barbados 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-C2142

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 4.635 € 4.995 € 5.705 € 6.395 € 6.705 € 7.995 € 8.875 € 6.205

€ 3.925 € 4.285 € 4.995 € 5.685 € 5.995 € 7.285 € 8.165 € 5.495

€ 4.185 € 4.545 € 5.255 € 5.945 € 6.255 € 7.545 € 8.425 € 5.755

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Atlantic Ocean

Dominica

St Lucia Caribbean Sea

Bequia

Barbados

Union Island Grenada

Sailing Together

Special Offer

Discover a new Caribbean island paradise each day with the SEA CLOUD II-Advent calendar: Barbados – Barbados Idyllic sailing along the trade winds

In winter and spring the Caribbean trade winds offer perfect speeds and consistency and deliver wonderful air and water temperatures. The many hours spent out at sea are a real joy for the tall ship and a pleasure for all those who want to experience the freedom under full sails – in a magnificent sailing area.

Sailing together with SEA CLOUD

On December 17, all eyes will be on the horizon: when will the four masts of the legendary SEA CLOUD will emerge from the blue sea? Our two windjammers have arranged to sail together in the Caribbean Sea twice on this journey. When both ships drift side by side under full sail, it is an impressive and unforgettable experience – great photo opportunities included.

Stunning islands: St Lucia and Dominica

Although St Lucia is not considered a saint by everyone, the island is certainly the true queen of this idyllic realm. Even from a distance, its twin volcanic peaks, the Pitons, proffer a regal greeting to the approaching SEA CLOUD II. And once we have docked, the island welcomes us with its lush tropical scenery. Dominica, unofficially dubbed “Nature Island”, is proud of its unspoilt scenery. One of its national parks is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects.

He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

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9 nights Dec 13 to Dec 22, 2021 SCII-C2143 Dec 13 Bridgetown/Barbados 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Dec 14 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 14.00 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Dec 15 St George’s/Grenada 13.30 23.00 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.* Dec 16 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 17.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays.* Dec 17 Day beneath full sails Windjammer rendezvous at sea with the SEA CLOUD. Dec 18 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.00 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* In the afternoon sailing together with the SEA CLOUD. Cabrits/Dominica 18.00 Dec 19 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Dec 20 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 17.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 21 Bridgetown/Barbados 17.00 Dec 22 Bridgetown/Barbados Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-C2143

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 4.635 € 4.995 € 5.705 € 6.395 € 6.705 € 7.995 € 8.875 € 6.205

€ 3.925 € 4.285 € 4.995 € 5.685 € 5.995 € 7.285 € 8.165 € 5.495

€ 4.185 € 4.545 € 5.255 € 5.945 € 6.255 € 7.545 € 8.425 € 5.755

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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SEA CLOUD II – CRUISES

Îles des Saintes

Looking forward to the New Year with your feet in the sand and a cocktail in your hand in the most relaxed places in the world.

More than just spices: Grenada

The jetset island of St Barths

A total of three mighty forts crowns the hills around St George’s, all watching over the picturesque colonial town. With its cannons pointing inland, Fort Frederick, the highest of the three, is considered Grenada’s most spectacular vantage point, together with the rainforest mountain of Morne Gazo. From here you have a panoramic view over the green spice island to the fine sandy Grand Anse Beach.

Although many like to call it “St Barths” for short, the island’s official name is St Barthélemy. Having seen numerous owners, the isle was finally bought by France in 1877 and is now firmly in the hands of the jetset. When banker David Rockefeller first bought property here in 1957, the island’s future was sealed. Elegant Gustavia entices with classy goods and glamour hidden away behind restored facades, and the harbor hosts luxury yachts of famous owners.

Colorful Caribbean underwater world

British Virgin Islands: Treasure islands in a sailor’s paradise

Eye to eye with parrotfishes, ocean turtles and damselfishes – the Tobago Cays and St Lucia are considered the best diving and snorkeling haunts in the Caribbean.

The crystal-clear water with tropical temperatures offers metres deep views and invites to excursions through fascinating, colorful underwater worlds full of craggy coral riffs.

Hidden Caribbean paradise: Bequia

It might be better not to be too enthusiastic about Bequia, for it to remain such a charming insider's tip. Unimpressed by trends and hustle and bustle, the Grenadine island has retained its natural Caribbean flair. Here, the mind immediately switches to barefoot mode: with cold beer and reggae, locals and sailors sit together in small beach bars and live easily into the day.

Sailing together with SEA CLOUD

On December 27, all eyes will be on the horizon: when will the four masts of the legendary SEA CLOUD will emerge from the blue sea? Our two windjammers are cruising in Caribbean waters and have arranged to sail together again at the end of the year. This is always an impressive and unforgettable experience.

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With more than 60 islands and reefs (of which only 16 are inhabited), the British Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Fans of sailing from all around the world are drawn to their idyllic and tropically warm waters, and the quaint beach bars bring together everyone from luxury yacht owners to solo sailors. It is so easy to get used to the carefree lifestyle, and with your feet in the sand as you gaze out over green hills and the tranquil sea, you will soon forget about the stresses of everyday life back home French flair on the Îles des Saintes

Roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) off Guadeloupe, the Îles des Saintes rise green from the sea. Columbus, who set foot on them on All Saints’ Day in 1493, gave the “holy islands” their name. Terre-de-Haut is the most charming of the eight isles: Beneath the historical Fort Napoléon, you can take a relaxed stroll through the little town and enjoy the French flair of its bars, cafés and boutiques.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Exciting topics, background information and fascinating facts – our expert offers talks on a whole range of subjects from his/her specialist field.

Virgin Gorda St Barthélemy

Atlantic Ocean

Îles des Saintes Dominica

Caribbean Sea

St Lucia Bequia

Barbados

Union Island Grenada

Sailing Together

Christmas & New Year’s Eve

Wonderful Christmas celebration under white sails in the middle of the paradise-like West Indies: Barbados – Barbados Sea Cloud ii

14 nights Dec 22, 2021 to Jan 05, 2022 SCII-C2144 Dec 22 Bridgetown/Barbados 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Dec 23 Morning beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – the First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Port Elizabeth/Bequia 14.00 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary.* Dec 24 St George’s/Grenada 13.30 On the trail of the spices or transfer to the beach.* Dec 25 St George’s/Grenada 13.30 Hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.* Dec 26 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 18.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays.* Dec 27 Day beneath full sails 08.00 13.30 Today we are celebrating the last reunion and sailing together of 2021 with the SEA CLOUD in the Caribbean Sea. Dec 28 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 18.00 Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.*

Dec 29 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 17.00 Dec 30 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Dec 31 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 08.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Jan 01 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 06.00 White Bay/Jost van Dyke 13.30 18.00 Afternoon at the beach.

Jan 02 Day beneath full sails Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Jan 03 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 07.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Jan 04 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Jan 05 Bridgetown/Barbados 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-C2144

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 6.795 € 7.385 € 8.595 € 9.565 € 10.155 € 11.995 € 13.395 € 9.285

€ 7.195 € 7.785 € 8.995 € 9.965 € 10.555 € 12.395 € 13.795 € 9.685

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Jost van Dyke

St Maarten St Barthélemy Atlantic Ocean

Îles des Saintes Dominica

St Lucia Caribbean Sea Bequia

Barbados

Union Island

Sailing Together

Special Offer

Perfect summer moments in the winter between lush national parks, tropical gardens and white, sandy beaches: Barbados – Barbados One island, two cultures: St Maarten

Cute gabled houses or charm à la Saint Tropez? Why not enjoy both! On Sint Maarten/Saint-Martin, the DutchFrench border runs right across the hilly green island, dividing it culturally into two halves. Where Marigot and Terres-Basses cultivate elegant savoir-vivre, Dutch serenity is the order of the day in the lively, colorful capital of Philipsburg.

Snorkelers’ paradise in the Tobago Cays

For many, life under water is a fascinating world – one that becomes even more magical the closer you get.

The Tobago Cays’ Horseshoe Reef is such a place. This horseshoe-shaped coral reef encloses four small islands that glow in rich shades of green. The sea, in contrast, embraces turquoise, emerald and every shade of blue.

Relaxed luxury on St Barths

Ever since billionaire David Rockefeller discovered the island for himself in the 1960s, St Barthélemy has been a favorite destination for the international jetset. You spend some time on one of the glorious beaches, then stroll along the luxurious promenade, and bring the day to a relaxed close enjoying a sundowner while gazing at the impressive private yachts in Gustavia’s harbor.

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10 nights Jan 05 to Jan 15, 2022 SCII-C2201 Jan 05 Bridgetown/Barbados 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Jan 06 Day beneath full sails Jan 07 Cabrits/Dominica 13.30 23.00 Hiking in the Syndicate National Park or visit a organic chocolate production.* Jan 08 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 12.00 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Sailing together with the SEA CLOUD in the afternoon.

Jan 09 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 14.00 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Jan 10 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 13.30 The green side of St Maarten.* Jan 11 Day beneath full sails Jan 12 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 14.00 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Jan 13 Chatham Bay/Union Island 08.00 18.00 Catamaran tour to the colorful, species-rich underwater world of the Tobago Cays.* Jan 14 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Jan 15 Bridgetown/Barbados 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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A lecturer accompanies the trip

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects. He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-C2201

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 5.275 € 5.685 € 6.585 € 7.285 € 7.755 € 9.135 € 10.135 € 7.125

€ 4.485 € 4.895 € 5.795 € 6.495 € 6.965 € 8.345 € 9.345 € 6.335

€ 4.775 € 5.185 € 6.085 € 6.785 € 7.255 € 8.635 € 9.635 € 6.625

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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La Romana

Atlantic Ocean

Virgin Gorda Puerto Rico

St Barthélemy

Îles des Saintes

Caribbean Sea

St Lucia Bequia Barbados

VENEZUELA

Sailing Together Sailing under full sail all along the Lesser Antilles to the sunny heart of the Caribbean: Barbados - Santo Domingo St Lucia: Tropical splendor beneath the twin volcanoes

For many miles, only blue water can be seen, when suddenly the green twin volcanoes rise out of the sea – the famous Pitons of St Lucia. The perfect anchorage is hidden at their feet: Soufrière with its Caribbean vibes, charming bays for snorkeling and swimming, and the lushly blooming botanical garden all are in close proximity.

“The Baths” – imposing granite formations

It is sometimes easy to think that this is one of nature’s fairy tales: Once upon a time, there was a giant who played with large stone marbles. His favorite playground was in Virgin Gorda, a place now called “The Baths” – a gigantic rock labyrinth made out of circular-shaped granite boulders.

The magical Maravillas caves

The Spanish name for this natural structure – Cuevas de Maravillas – means “Cave of Wonders”, and for good reason: Visitors to this incredible underground world cannot help but be amazed. With stunning lighting and echoes of cathedral architecture, the ceilings are lined with huge stalactites, while stalagmites protrude from the ground like Gothic pinnacles, and pre-Columbian Taino Indian ritual murals adorn the walls.

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9 nights Jan 15 to Jan 24, 2022 SCII-C2202 Jan 15 Bridgetown/Barbados 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Jan 16 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.00 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Jan 17 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Jan 18 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Jan 19 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 23.00 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Jan 20 Day beneath full sails Windjammer rendezvous at sea with the SEA CLOUD. Jan 21 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 07.00 13.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Jan 22 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

Jan 23 La Romana/Dom. Republic 06.00 13.30 Treasure trove of Taíno paintings – the flowstone cave Cueva de las Maravillas.* Jan 24 Santo Domingo/Dom. Republic 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-C2202

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 4.495 € 4.865 € 5.685 € 6.325 € 6.715 € 7.965 € 8.865 € 6.135

€ 4.755 € 5.125 € 5.945 € 6.585 € 6.975 € 8.225 € 9.125 € 6.395

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Dom. Republic

Santo Domingo

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Îles des Saintes Dominica

Caribbean Sea

St Lucia Bequia

Barbados

Forget your everyday routine between colorful nature, Caribbean joie de vivre and French easiness: Barbados – St Maarten The magnificent Pitons of St Lucia

Gros and Petit Piton, the two famous volcanic plugs that tower over St Lucia, could have come straight out of a tropical storybook. They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offer a spectacular panorama as the SEA CLOUD II sails closely alongside their slopes.

French flair on the Îles des Saintes

Roughly 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) off Guadeloupe, the Îles des Saintes rise green from the sea. Columbus, who set foot on them on All Saints’ Day in 1493, gave the “holy islands” their name. Terre-de-Haut is the most charming of the eight isles: Beneath the historical Fort Napoléon, you can take a relaxed stroll through the little town and enjoy the French flair of its bars, cafés and boutiques.

Relaxed luxury on St Barths

Ever since billionaire David Rockefeller discovered the island for himself in the 1960s, St Barthélemy has been a favorite destination for the international jetset. You spend some time on one of the glorious beaches, then stroll along the luxurious promenade, and bring the day to a relaxed close enjoying a sundowner while gazing at the impressive private yachts in Gustavia’s harbor.

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8 nights Mar 02 to Mar 10, 2022 SCII-2208 Mar 02 Bridgetown/Barbados 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barbados.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Mar 03 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

Port Elizabeth/Bequia 17.00 Mar 04 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or morning at the beach.

Mar 05 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 17.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* 13.30 23.00 Mar 06 Cabrits/Dominica Nothing but nature – hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Mar 07 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 07.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Mar 08 Charlestown/Nevis 08.00 18.00 Day at the beach.

Mar 09 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Mar 10 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 485 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 975 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 655 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.295 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2208

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 3.995 € 4.325 € 4.995 € 5.625 € 5.965 € 7.065 € 7.865 € 5.465

€ 4.225 € 4.555 € 5.225 € 5.855 € 6.195 € 7.295 € 8.095 € 5.695

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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St Maarten

Jost van Dyke

Virgin Gorda St Maarten St Barthélemy Atlantic Ocean

Îles des Saintes Dominica Caribbean Sea St Lucia Bequia

Two days in St Barths for the Bucket Regatta Enjoy the best views of the super yachts from the SEA CLOUD II at the Bucket Regatta off St Barths: St Maarten – St Maarten “The Baths” – imposing granite formations

It is sometimes easy to think that this is one of nature’s fairy tales: Once upon a time, there was a giant who played with large stone marbles. His favorite playground was in Virgin Gorda, a place now called “The Baths” – a gigantic rock labyrinth made out of circular-shaped granite boulders.

French flair on the Îles des Saintes

This small archipelago, which earned its place in history as the Gibraltar of the Caribbean, has been a great source of contention over the years. It finally became French territory in 1816. Nowadays, the only remnant of these troubled times is an old fort. Life here is peaceful, as relaxed as the rest of the Caribbean, and spiced with a touch of savoirvivre. Take a stroll through the small town on the island of Terre-de-Haut and discover all its little shops, before taking a break in one of the splendid restaurants or cafés.

Regatta on the jetset island of St Barths

The fact that St Barths can only be reached by small aircraft often attracts international celebrities who come to enjoy relaxing days on the tranquil beach or head to the capital of Gustavia. A highlight for sports fans is the Bucket Regatta, a remarkable sailing event which is held in March every year and sees 30 stylish superyachts compete against one another.

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11 nights Mar 10 to Mar 21, 2022 SCII-2209 Mar 10 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. 13.30 24.00 Mar 11 North Sound/Virgin Gorda The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Mar 12 Sail through the Sir Francis Drake Channel.

White Bay/Jost van Dyke 13.30 18.00 Mar 13 Day beneath full sails 08.00 13.00 Mar 14 Cabrits/Dominica Hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Mar 15 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 09.00 22.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or day at the beach.

08.00 17.00 Mar 16 Soufrière/St Lucia Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* 13.30 23.00 Mar 17 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes Time at leisure.

Mar 18 Day beneath full sails 07.00 Mar 19 Gustavia/St Barthélemy Watch the Bucket Regatta in comfort on board.

Mar 20 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 24.00 Watch the Bucket Regatta in comfort on board.

Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* 08.00 Mar 21 Philipsburg/St Maarten Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 545 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.085 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 705 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.415 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

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GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2209

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 5.475 € 5.945 € 6.945 € 7.675 € 8.175 € 9.675 € 10.825 € 7.495

€ 5.795 € 6.265 € 7.265 € 7.995 € 8.495 € 9.995 € 11.145 € 7.815

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

St Maarten St Barthélemy Atlantic Ocean

Îles des Saintes Dominica Caribbean Sea St Lucia Bequia

The perfect dream of tall ships: Encounter the treasure islands and colorful underwater worlds of the Lesser Antilles: St Maarten – St Maarten The British Virgin Islands – a sailor’s paradise

With more than 60 islands and reefs (of which just 16 are inhabited), the British Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Fans of sailing from all around the world are drawn to their idyllic and tropically warm waters, and the quaint beach bars bring together everyone from luxury yacht owners to solo sailors. It is so easy to get used to the carefree lifestyle, and with your feet in the sand as you gaze out over green hills and the tranquil sea, you will soon forget about the stresses of everyday life back home.

Stunning islands: St Lucia and Dominica

Although St Lucia is not considered a saint by everyone, the island is certainly the true queen of this idyllic realm. Even from a distance, its twin volcanic peaks, the Pitons, proffer a regal greeting to the approaching SEA CLOUD II. And once we have docked, the island welcomes us with its lush tropical scenery. Dominica, unofficially dubbed “Nature Island”, is proud of its unspoilt scenery. One of its national parks is even a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Sea Cloud ii

9 nights Mar 21 to Mar 30, 2022 SCII-2210 Mar 21 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. 13.30 24.00 Mar 22 North Sound/Virgin Gorda The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* 09.00 17.00 Mar 23 Norman Island/British Virgin Islands Day at the beach.

Mar 24 Day beneath full sails 08.00 13.30 Mar 25 Cabrits/Dominica Hiking in the Syndicate National Park or the red rocks of Calibishie and organic chocolate production.* Mar 26 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Mar 27 Soufrière/St Lucia 08.00 13.30 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* 08.00 13.30 Mar 28 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Mar 29 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 24.00 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* 08.00 Mar 30 Philipsburg/St Maarten Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Colorful Caribbean underwater world

Eye to eye with parrotfishes and ocean turtles – the Tobago Cays and St Lucia are considered the best diving and snorkeling haunts in the Caribbean. The crystal-clear water with tropical temperatures offers meters deep views and invites to excursions through colorful underwater worlds full of craggy coral riffs.

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 545 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 1.085 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 705 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.415 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2210

if booked

by Aug 31, 2021 from Sep 01, 2021

€ 4.495 € 4.865 € 5.685 € 6.325 € 6.715 € 7.965 € 8.865 € 6.135

€ 4.755 € 5.125 € 5.945 € 6.585 € 6.975 € 8.225 € 9.125 € 6.395

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Virgin Gorda Norman Island

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Valencia SPAIN

Cartagena

Málaga

Mediterranean Sea

Taster Cruise A long weekend to experience Spanish temperament and breathe in the scent of spring: Málaga – Valencia A little break from your daily routine

It is amazing how quickly a sailing cruise can remove you from the everyday hustle and bustle of life! Once the wind swells the sails and the SEA CLOUD II sets off into the distant horizon, you step into a whole new, unique world. No matter whether you are keen to enjoy the authentic windjammer atmosphere on board or prefer to discover the charming cities onshore, hundreds of new impressions will turn your little break into a wonderful experience.

Ancient, modern and varied: Cartagena

The silver mines, where once 40,000 people worked, made Cartagena an important trading port thousands of years ago. Today, the sunny city shines with diversity: Here the rich architectural heritage with Roman, Moorish and Art Nouveau elements, there the quaint fishing village flair against a modern beach skyline. In the surrounding countryside, while listening to flamenco music on a finca with racy horses, you can feel the proximity to Andalusia.

SEA CLOUD II

4 nights Apr 23 to Apr 27, 2022 SCII-2213 Apr 23 Málaga/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Málaga.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Apr 24 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Apr 25 Cartagena/Spain 08.00 13.30 The world of Spanish horses or diverse Cartagena by trike tour.* Apr 26 Valencia/Spain 14.00 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava or the Turia Gardens by bike.* Apr 27 Valencia/Spain Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

A fascinating mix in Valencia

Many bygone eras have left their mark on Valencia, but this historical legacy is juxtaposed with an impressive mixture of magnificent modern buildings. It is this vast spectrum that gives the city its unique appeal. The offbeat design of the opera house appears futuristic, with the building situated in an expansive museum and park district that stretches from the city center all the way to the coast.

Combination: Trip SCII-2213 can also be booked in combination with trip SCII-2214 at a particularly attractive price. For itinerary and prices see page 125. The combination discount has already been taken into account for these trips.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2213

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.225 € 2.385 € 2.785 € 3.125 € 3.285 € 3.885 € 4.375 € 2.985

€ 2.335 € 2.495 € 2.895 € 3.235 € 3.395 € 3.995 € 4.485 € 3.095

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Aix-en-Provence

Nice

Cassis Collioure

SPAIN

Barcelona Tarragona Menorca Mallorca

Valencia Ibiza

Mediterranean Sea

Cartagena Málaga

ALGERIA MOROCCO

Noble racehorses, fascinating cultural cities and dramatic nature – spring days between Andalusia and the Côte d’Azur: Málaga – Nice A fascinating mix in Valencia

Many bygone eras have left their mark on Valencia, but this historical legacy is juxtaposed with an impressive mixture of magnificent modern buildings. It is this vast spectrum that gives the city its unique appeal. The offbeat design of the opera house appears futuristic, with the building situated in an expansive museum and park district that stretches from the city centre all the way to the coast.

Barcelona and its famous architect

When Antoni Gaudí died in 1926 after the collision with a tram, all of Barcelona grieved. Like no other public figure, the idiosyncratic architect shaped the city with his fairytale buildings full of organic shapes and extravagant ideas. Plans are to complete his masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, by 2026, one hundred years after Gaudí’s death.

Living Provencal style in Aix

Its successful blend of baroque elegance and a lively student scene is one of the reasons why Aix-enProvence ranks amongst France’s top five of the most popular places to live. Stroll under the old plane trees of the famous Cours Mirabeau for a taste of this Provençal capital’s history; its main boulevard is lined with small bistros and antique shops, elegant residences, fountains and boutiques.

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10 nights Apr 23 to May 03, 2022 SCII-221314 Apr 23 Málaga/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Málaga.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Apr 24 Day beneath full sails Apr 25 Cartagena/Spain 08.00 13.30 The world of Spanish horses or diverse Cartagena by trike tour.* Apr 26 Valencia/Spain 14.00 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava or the Turia Gardens by bike.* Apr 27 Valencia/Spain 19.00 Apr 28 Tarragona/Spain 13.30 18.00 Roman world heritage in Tarragona or Catalan wines.* Apr 29 Barcelona/Spain 08.00 18.00 City tour following in the footsteps of Gaudí or urban trekking Montjuïc with Miró Museum.* Apr 30 Collioure/France 13.30 23.00 Collioure and Fauvism or Catalan joie de vivre in Perpignan.* May 01 Day beneath full sails May 02 Cassis/France 08.00 13.30 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town or boat trip through the striking fjords of the Calanques.* May 03 Nice/France 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Less time?

This cruise can also be booked in two sections: Apr 23 to Apr 27, 2022 Málaga – Valencia SCII-2213 (p. 123) Apr 27 to May 03, 2022 Valencia – Nice SCII-2214 (p. 126)

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GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-221314

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.325 € 5.725 € 6.695 € 7.495 € 7.895 € 9.325 € 10.485 € 7.195

€ 5.595 € 5.995 € 6.965 € 7.765 € 8.165 € 9.595 € 10.755 € 7.465

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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FRANCE

Aix-en-Provence

FRANCE

Nice

Cassis Collioure SPAIN

Barcelona Tarragona

Menorca Mallorca

Valencia Ibiza

Mediterranean Sea

Spring awakening between Spanish heritage and French lifestyle: Valencia – Nice Tarragona: a walk into the ancient world

In Tarragona, not only the heart of history lovers beat faster: With its shady old town alleys, sunny squares and great sea views, the old port city immediately captivates its visitors. A stroll through the city takes you straight back to ancient times. Here, the Romans once built a provincial forum, circus and amphitheater (now a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and then treated themselves to one of Catalonia’s fine wines. Gaudeamus igitur!

Barcelona and its famous architect

When Antoni Gaudí died in 1926 after the collision with a tram, all of Barcelona grieved. Like no other public figure, the idiosyncratic architect shaped the city with his fairy-tale buildings full of organic shapes and extravagant ideas. Plans are to complete his masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, by 2026, one hundred years after Gaudí’s death.

The fjords of Provence: the Calanques

Seen from above, the small boats almost seem to float between the steep rock faces – the turquoise sea is that clear.

The magical nature of the Calanques National Park is best explored from the water. More than 20 fjord-like bays cut into the wildly romantic coastline between Marseille and Cassis here, forming small sandy beaches hidden between powder-white cliffs.

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6 nights Apr 27 to May 03, 2022 SCII-2214 Apr 27 Valencia/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Valencia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Apr 28 Tarragona/Spain 13.30 18.00 Roman world heritage in Tarragona or Catalan wines.* Apr 29 Barcelona/Spain 08.00 18.00 City tour following in the footsteps of Gaudí or urban trekking Montjuïc with Miró Museum.* Apr 30 Collioure/France 13.30 23.00 Collioure and Fauvism or Catalan joie de vivre in Perpignan.* May 01 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

May 02 Cassis/France 08.00 13.30 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town or boat trip through the striking fjords of the Calanques.* May 03 Nice/France 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Combination: Trip SCII-2214 can also be booked in combination with trip SCII-2213 at a particularly attractive price. For itinerary and prices see page 123. The combination discount has already been taken into account for these trips.

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GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2214

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.325 € 3.595 € 4.195 € 4.685 € 4.955 € 5.825 € 6.555 € 4.525

€ 3.495 € 3.765 € 4.365 € 4.855 € 5.125 € 5.995 € 6.725 € 4.695

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

Adriatic Sea

Portofino

ITALY

Elba Corsica

Civitavecchia Rome

Bonifacio Mediterranean Sea

Taster Cruise Mediterranean start into May – sunny vistas of Italy's dream coasts and steep Corsican cliffs: Rome (Civitavecchia) – Genoa Take a sunny little break

It does not always need a three-week holiday – by taking short trips in-between, you are sure to add welcome and healthy moments of relaxation to your life. On board our windjammer, you will start to unwind immediately: When the mighty sails flap and snap in the wind, the salty breeze soon clears the head from any stress and thoughts of work.

The natural harbor of Bonifacio

Sailing into Bonifacio is quite simply a spectacular experience – a steep, shimmering white chalk cliff, a small town that appears to be floating magnificently on the plateau and a fjord-like bay which gives way to an elegant marina. Those who wish may explore the area’s medieval upper town or take a stroll along the promenade.

Sea Cloud ii

4 nights May 07 to May 11, 2022 SCII-2216 May 07 Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Civitavecchia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. May 08 Bonifacio/Corsica 14.00 20.00 The nature reserve of the Lavezzi Islands.* May 09 Portoferraio/Elba 14.00 20.00 The green, ruggedly picturesque side of Elba or fishing tradition and wine in Porto Azzurro.* May 10 Portofino/Italy 13.30 23.00 Time at leisure.

May 11 Genoa/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Elba, the varied island beauty

When the morning sun shines its warm light first on the fortifications and then on the harbor, Portoferraio springs to life. Elba’s picturesque principal town is the perfect starting point to explore the island off the Tuscan coast. Whether you follow in Napoleon’s footsteps, visit the vineyards or decide to hide away in idyllic coves – Elba offers quite an astonishing diversity.

Portofino, de luxe fishing village

Here, you’d hardly be surprised if Sophia Loren and Grace Kelly strolled past. With its quaint lanes and brilliant houses that compete in shades of dusky pink, rusty red and ochre yellow, Portofino has been drawing the international jetset since the nineteen-fifties. The Piazzetta by the harbor offers the best views of white yachts, colorful fishing boats and elegant boutiques.

Combination: Combine trips SCII-2216 and SCII-2217A (page 128) and save 10% on the cruise-only rates of the lower-priced trip and experience the Monaco Historic Grand Prix from the front row.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2216

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.225 € 2.385 € 2.785 € 3.125 € 3.285 € 3.885 € 4.375 € 2.985

€ 2.335 € 2.495 € 2.895 € 3.235 € 3.395 € 3.995 € 4.485 € 3.095

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Genoa

Genoa FRANCE

Monte Carlo

Aix-en-Provence ITALY

La Ciotat Elba Corsica

Civitavecchia Rome

Mediterranean Sea

Sardinia

Sailing Together

2-days VIP TICKET for the “Grand Prix Monaco Historique” included

Sail together with SEA CLOUD to the “Grand Prix Monaco Historique” and experience vintage racing cars: Genoa – Rome (Civitavecchia) Two windjammer legends meet classic racers

Travel to the vintage car race in style with our classic windjammer: In Monaco, you can experience the full diversity of such a nostalgic get-together. The laid-back elegance of sailing encounters the frenzy of speed when the old racers with their roaring motors shoot through Monte Carlo’s tight curves.

Grand Prix Monaco Historique

Since 1997, the renowned Automobile Club de Monaco has been organising the Monaco Historic Grand Prix a fortnight before the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Races with vintage cars and historic racers are held in the various categories and classes on the Monte Carlo racetrack. Organised in cooperation with the ACM and Bentley Owners Club, this event makes the heart of any vintage car enthusiast beat faster: The VIP terrace of the Automobile Club de Monaco affords a perfect view of the racetrack, garages and the pit lane, letting you follow every detail of the races from a true front row seat.

Please note: If you do not want to join in the Monaco event, you can cancel your participation until Nov 30, 2021 and will be reimbursed for the VIP ticket.

Excursions are not offered on the two days in Monte Carlo, because the town is more or less blocked to all vehicular traffic.

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7 nights May 11 to May 18, 2022 SCII-2217A May 11 Genoa/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Genoa.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. May 12 Day beneath full sails May 13 La Ciotat/France 07.00 13.30 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town.* Sailing together with the SEA CLOUD. May 14 Monte Carlo/Monaco 06.00 Special: The Qualifying is scheduled for today. With your VIP ticket, you can enjoy the exclusive catering on the terrace of the Automobile Club de Monaco and can follow the races at close range. During the breaks in the races, you will visit the pit lane.

May 15 Monte Carlo/Monaco 19.00 Special: From the terrace of the Automobile Club de Monaco, you will enjoy the view of the parade of vintage cars and can follow the races held today on the Formula 1 racetrack. In-between visits to the pit lane are also available today.

May 16 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD May 17 Portoferraio/Elba 08.00 13.30 The green, ruggedly picturesque side of Elba or fishing tradition and wine in Porto Azzurro.* May 18 Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Guaranteed cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A

SCII-2217A

if booked from Dec 01, 2021 double cabin

single cabin

€ 5.845 € 6.145 € 6.845 € 7.415 € 7.725 € 8.825 € 9.595

€ 7.245 € 8.345 € 9.395 € 10.195 € 10.695 € 15.895 € 17.445

Early booking incentive per person € 200 € 200 if booked until Nov 30, 2021 ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Bastia

Elba

Corsica

Civitavecchia Rome

Bonifacio

Mediterranean Sea

Sardinia

Taster Cruise A short break taking in elegant ports, Mediterranean flair and the chalk cliffs of Corsica: Rome (Civitavecchia) – Rome (Civitavecchia) A little break from your daily routine

It is amazing how quickly a sailing cruise can remove you from the everyday hustle and bustle of life! Once the wind swells the sails and the SEA CLOUD II sets off into the distant horizon, you step into a whole new, unique world. No matter whether you are keen to enjoy the authentic windjammer atmosphere on board or prefer to discover the charming cities onshore, hundreds of new impressions will turn your little break into a wonderful experience.

Elba, the varied island beauty

When the morning sun shines its warm light first on the fortifications and then on the harbor, Portoferraio springs to life. Elba’s picturesque principal town is the perfect starting point to explore the island off the Tuscan coast. Whether you follow in Napoleon’s footsteps, visit the vineyards or decide to hide away in idyllic coves – Elba offers quite an astonishing diversity.

Sea Cloud ii

4 nights May 18 to May 22, 2022 SCII-2218 May 18 Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Civitavecchia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. May 19 Portoferraio/Elba 13.30 23.00 The green, ruggedly picturesque side of Elba or fishing tradition and wine in Porto Azzurro.* May 20 Bastia/Corsica 08.00 13.30 Guided walk through the baroque and cultural city of Bastia.* May 21 Bonifacio/Corsica 08.00 13.30 The nature reserve of the Lavezzi Islands.* May 22. Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Harbor town with exotic flair: Bastia

The city at the foot of the Monte Pigno is the epitome of versatility. It is historic and modern, busy and tranquil. A walk through the narrow lanes leads past colorful, crowded facades, traditional markets with regional delicacies, and majestic buildings such as the Governors' Palace.

From the stairs of the Jardin Romieu at the Old Port, you can enjoy a magnificent view.

The natural harbor of Bonifacio

Sailing into Bonifacio is quite simply a spectacular experience – a steep, shimmering white chalk cliff, a small town that appears to be floating magnificently on the plateau and a fjord-like bay which gives way to an elegant marina. Those who wish may explore the area’s medieval upper town or take a stroll along the promenade.

Combination: Combine trips SCII-2218 and SCII-2217A (page 128), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2218

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.225 € 2.385 € 2.785 € 3.125 € 3.285 € 3.885 € 4.375 € 2.985

€ 2.335 € 2.495 € 2.895 € 3.235 € 3.395 € 3.995 € 4.485 € 3.095

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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ITALY

Corsica

Bonifacio

Adriatic Sea

Civitavecchia Rome

ITALY

Capri Agropoli

Sardinia

Mediterranean Sea Lipari Taormina Sicily

Naxos

Syracuse Noto TUNISIA

Malta

Experience Bella Italia by windjammer and immerse yourself in the spirited Dolce Vita of the south between Capri and Sicily: Rome (Civitavecchia) – Malta The natural harbor of Bonifacio

Sailing into Bonifacio is quite simply a spectacular experience – a steep, shimmering white chalk cliff, a small town that appears to be floating magnificently on the plateau and a fjord-like bay which gives way to an elegant marina. Those who wish may explore the area’s medieval upper town or take a stroll along the promenade.

Capri: destination of nostalgic dreams

Ever since the German painter August Kopisch discovered the Blue Grotto 190 years ago, Capri has been the epitome of Italian nostalgia. When the red sun is swallowed by the sea in the evenings and the day-trippers have left, the island exudes its true sentimental charm. Now, the little lanes and boutiques are all yours, and you can end your evening with a Limoncello on the Piazzetta.

UNESCO World Heritage Site Paestum

The mighty columns of Poseidon’s temple still soar into the blue Campanian sky much like they did 2,500 years ago.

Together with the basilica and the Temple of Athena, they form the Doric heart of Paestum. Until its rediscovery in 1750, this Greek and later Roman colony had been hidden in the marsh and today is among the best preserved temple sites in Europe.

Sea Cloud ii

8 nights May 29 to Jun 06, 2022 SCII-2220 May 29 Rome (Civitavecchia)/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Civitavecchia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. May 30 Bonifacio/Corsica 14.00 23.00 The nature reserve of the Lavezzi Islands.* May 31 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Jun 01 Capri/Italy 08.00 16.00 Time at leisure.

Late afternoon cruise along the Amalfi Coast.

Jun 02 Agropoli/Italy 08.00 14.00 The mighty temples of Paestum.* Jun 03 Lipari/Aeolian Islands 08.00 13.30 Original and lively – guided walk through Lipari.* Jun 04 Taormina (Naxos)/Sicily 08.00 13.30 A hot-blooded beauty – up Mount Etna by cable car or Taormina – picturesque Old Town and the ancient Teatro Greco.* Jun 05 Syracuse/Sicily 08.00 14.00 The baroque town of Noto with wine tasting or guided walk through the historic Old Town of Ortigia.* Jun 06 Valletta/Malta 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Beauty with a volcanic view: Taormina

The Ionic Sea glistens below; Mount Etna greets on the horizon; and on the rock plateau of Monte Tauro, the tiers of the antique “Teatro Greco” from the 2nd century BC rise into the sky – at this spectacular view, even Goethe was at a loss for words. Taormina did not just enchant the German poet; other famous visitors like Oscar Wilde and Liz Taylor also fell for the unique charme of this tiny, labyrinthine mountain town in northeastern Sicily.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2220

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ € € € € € € €

4.455 4.765 5.595 6.245 6.595 7.855 8.735 5.995

€ € € € € € € €

4.685 4.995 5.825 6.475 6.825 8.085 8.965 6.225

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Trapani

ITALY

SEA CLOUD II – CRUISES

Lipari

Taormina

Palermo

Naxos

Marsala

Sicily

Syracuse Noto

Mediterranean Sea Gozo

Malta

A multicultural treasure chest – Malta’s and Sicily’s historical heritage of Romans, Moors and Normans: Malta – Malta Sicily’s many facets

The largest of the Mediterranean islands is a fabulously diverse microcosm in its own right – with rich cultural history dating back 3,000 years, with different monuments marking each era, with Europe’s highest and most active volcano, Mount Etna, and with towns and villages featuring a character and flair all of their own.

Melting pot of cultures: Palermo

Massive northern walls, graceful oriental pointed arches, curved baroque facades – Palermo is absolutely bursting with architectural splendor. More than a thousand years ago, the city was already a thriving cultural metropolis whose cosmopolitan rulers blended Norman, Arabic and Byzantine influences.

The small volcanic island of Lipari

Lipari is part of the Aeolian Islands, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In some places, the island’s volcanic rock formations seem to resemble sculptures, and its cultural history stretches back 7,000 years. The tiny harbors are the place to come to if you want to absorb the infectious southern Italian lifestyle.

Sea Cloud ii

7 nights Jun 06 to Jun 13, 2022 SCII-2221 Jun 06 Valletta/Malta 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Malta.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Jun 07 Day beneath full sails Jun 08 Trapani/Sicily 08.00 14.00 The medieval mountain village of Erice or Marsala – port of the gods and its wines.* Jun 09 Palermo/Sicily 08.00 18.00 On the trail of history – Palermo Cathedral and Palazzo Conte Federico; daedal heritage – Teatro Massimo and Palazzo Francavilla or elaborate cathedral in Monreale.* Jun 10 Lipari/Aeolian Islands 08.00 13.00 Original and lively – guided walk through Lipari.* Jun 11 Taormina (Naxos)/Sicily 07.00 14.00 A hot-blooded beauty – up Mount Etna by cable car or Taormina – picturesque Old Town and the ancient Teatro Greco.* Jun 12 Syracuse/Sicily 08.00 14.00 The baroque town of Noto with wine tasting or guided walk through the historic Old Town of Ortigia.* Jun 13 Valletta/Malta 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Syracuse: UNESCO World Heritage Site

Cicero once described Syracuse as “the greatest and most beautiful of the Greek cities”. Up to a million people – three times the population of mighty Athens – are claimed to have lived there in antiquity. This city on the small island of Ortigia was later conquered first by the Romans, then by Arabs, Byzantines and Normans.

They have left behind a unique architectural heritage: UNESCO declared Syracuse a World Heritage Site in 2005 due to its archaeological importance.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2221

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.895 € 4.195 € 4.895 € 5.465 € 5.775 € 6.875 € 7.645 € 5.295

€ 4.095 € 4.395 € 5.095 € 5.665 € 5.975 € 7.075 € 7.845 € 5.495

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Kavala

GREECE

Philippi

Istanbul

Dardanelles

Skiathos

Athens

Mycenae

TURKEY

Aegean Sea

Piraeus

Nauplio Spetses

Syros

s 4 night Book 1 up to ve and sa pp! € 1.565 d.de/ eaclou www.s gean en/ae

Picturesque islands, quaint alleyways, mythical ruins – heading for the most beautiful places in the Aegean Sea: Athens (Piraeus) – Istanbul Pure Greece – the island world of the Aegean Sea

Rebetiko sounds drift out of a taverna; rugged cliffs line fine sandy bathing bays; chalky white chapels shine under a deep blue sky – does this picture-book Greece really exist? On a course through the fabulous Greek islands of the Aegean Sea, natural harbors with colorful fishing boats, narrow alleys and charming little squares are waiting to be discovered during the shore excursions.

Spetses: exclusive, noble, traditional

Far away from mass tourism, a small, relaxed island idyll lies in the turquoise waters, with beautiful patrician houses and the stylish villas of shipowners. But not only the houses are worth a visit, here the streets are as well.

They are car-free and surprise again and again with colorful floor mosaics. Many a visitor enjoys the fun of finding the most beautiful one.

Ancient Mycenae

Mycenae is a town steeped in history and legend. When Heinrich Schliemann began excavating an acropolis site here in 1876, he discovered 13 kilos of golden treasure, including Agamemnon’s alleged death mask. The monumental Lion Gate, the Cyclopean masonry and the Treasury of Atreus are what make Mycenae one of the most important archaeological sites in modern-day Greece.

Sea Cloud ii

7 nights Jul 20 to Jul 27, 2022 SCII-2227 Aug 03 to Aug 10, 2022 SCII-2229 Day 1 Athens (Piraeus)/Greece 17.00 Guests arrive individually in Piraeus.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Day 2 Spetses/Saronic Islands 14.00 23.00 Time at leisure.

Day 3 Nauplio/Peloponnese 08.00 13.30 The ancient site of Mycenae or Nauplio – discover the unknown beauty by bike.* Day 4 Syros/Cyclades 08.00 13.00 Time at leisure.

Day 5 Skiathos/Sporades 08.00 13.00 Relaxing on a dream beach.* Day 6 Kavala/Greece 08.00 13.30 The unique archaeological site of Philippi.* Day 7 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Day 8 Istanbul/Turkey 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person in USD

Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2227 SCII-2229

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

$€ 3.895 4.945 $€ 4.195 5.575 $€ 4.895 6.695 $€ 5.465 7.045 $€ 5.775 7.675 $€ 6.875 9.255 7.645 $€10.075 $€ 5.295 6.995

$€ 4.095 5.245 $€ 4.395 5.875 $€ 5.095 6.995 $€ 5.665 7.345 $€ 5.975 7.975 $€ 7.075 9.555 7.845 $€10.375 $€ 5.495 7.295

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Philippi

Istanbul

Dardanelles

Skiathos

s 4 night Book 1 up to ve and sa pp! € 1.565 d.de/ eaclou www.s gean en/ae

TURKEY

Aegean Sea

Athens

Piraeus

Mycenae

Nauplio Spetses

Syros

For the updated itinerary of cruise SCII-2228, visit www.seacloud.de/sc2-2228-en

Sailing with the wind of history to cultural sites and idyllic ports of the Aegean Sea: Istanbul – Athens (Piraeus) Philippi: an ancient city

A walk through Philippi is a walk through the ages. Originally a Thracian settlement, the city was conquered around 355 BC by Philip of Macedon, the father of Alexander the Great, before it fell under Roman rule roughly 200 years later. It was here in around 50 AD that the Apostle Paul set up the first Christian congregation in Europe. The site’s well-maintained amphitheater still hosts plenty of performances and events.

The charming capital of the Cyclades

Ermoupolis, capital of the island of Syros and the entire Cyclades, was built on two hills and is a unique architectural accomplishment. A great number of monumental neo-classical buildings create the impression of a sophisticated city. As you ascend, the opulence and vastness give way to a maze of narrow passages, creating a more medieval atmosphere. And no matter where you are in this city, the cafés and taverns are filled with Greeks alone, and tourists are nowhere to be seen.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Sea Cloud ii

7 nights Jul 27 to Aug 03, 2022 SCII-2228 Aug 10 to Aug 17, 2022 SCII-2230 Day 1 Istanbul/Turkey 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Istanbul.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Day 3 Kavala/Greece 08.00 13.00 The unique archaeological site of Philippi.* Day 4 Skiathos/Sporades 08.00 13.30 Relaxing on a dream beach.* Day 5 Syros/Cyclades 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure.

Day 6 Nauplio/Peloponnese 13.30 19.00 The ancient site of Mycenae or Nauplio – discover the unknown beauty by bike.* Day 7 Spetses/Saronic Islands 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure.

Day 8 Athens (Piraeus)/Greece 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Exciting topics, background information and fascinating facts – our expert offers talks on a whole range of subjects from his/her specialist field.

Cruise-only rates per person

Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2228 SCII-2230

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.895 € 4.195 € 4.895 € 5.465 € 5.775 € 6.875 € 7.645 € 5.295

€ 4.095 € 4.395 € 5.095 € 5.665 € 5.975 € 7.075 € 7.845 € 5.495

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Kavala

GREECE

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Rovinj

CROATIA

Adriatic Sea

ITALY

Dubrovnik

ALBANIA

Lecce

Otranto

Saranda

Mediterranean Sea

Aegean

GREECE

Athens

Piraeus

Zakynthos

Spetses

From the Peloponnese to the Floating City – Greek myths and a Mediterranean cultural mix: Athens (Piraeus) – Venice Spetses: exclusive, noble, traditional

Far away from mass tourism, a small, relaxed island idyll lies in the turquoise waters, with beautiful patrician houses and the stylish villas of shipowners. But not only the houses are worth a visit, here the streets are as well.

They are car-free and surprise again and again with colorful floor mosaics. Many visitors enjoy the fun of finding the most beautiful one.

Butrint: a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Visible from the island of Corfu, the ruined city of Butrint lies protected on a peninsula. Butrint is a kaleidoscope of Mediterranean history; as one of the trade centers of the ancient world, the city attracted numerous conquerors and travelers throughout the millennia.

Excavations have unearthed theaters, temples and baths from the Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman periods. Consequently in 1992 UNESCO declared Butrint a World Heritage Site.

The Florence of the South: Lecce

Lecce, situated on the heel of the Italian boot in the ruggedly romantic Apulia region, is considered one of the most beautiful towns in southern Italy. Thanks to a special form of tuff stone, the town evolved into a splendid baroque city with its richly decorated facades gleaming in white and gold. In Otranto there is no better way to see out the day than with a stroll through the lively old town.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Exciting topics, background information and fascinating facts – our expert offers talks on a whole range of subjects from his/her specialist field.

Sea Cloud ii

10 nights Aug 21 to Aug 31, 2022 SCII-2232 Aug 21 Athens (Piraeus)/Greece 17.00 Guests arrive individually in Piraeus.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Aug 22 Spetses/Saronic Islands 08.00 13.00 Time at leisure.

Aug 23 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Aug 24 Zakynthos/Greece 09.00 13.00 Boat trip to the native waters of the loggerhead sea turtle or island panoramas and beach stay.* Aug 25 Saranda/Albania 13.30 19.00 Butrint National Park and its UNESCO World Heritage.* Aug 26 Otranto/Italy 16.00 Aug 27 Otranto/Italy 14.00 The baroque town of Lecce.* Aug 28 Dubrovnik/Croatia 16.00 23.00 Time at leisure.

Aug 29 Day beneath full sails Aug 30 Rovinj/Croatia 14.00 21.00 The Istrian hinterland and its regional specialties.* Aug 31 Venice/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2232

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.565 € 5.985 € 6.985 € 7.795 € 8.245 € 9.835 € 10.895 € 7.565

€ 5.855 € 6.275 € 7.275 € 8.085 € 8.535 € 10.125 € 11.185 € 7.855

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Venice

SLOVENIA

Venice CROATIA

Pula

Ravenna Zadar ITALY

Split Adriatic Sea

Hvar Korcula

Follow the sea route of Venetian merchants and discover the magnificent cultural cities of the Adriatic Sea: Venice – Venice Ravenna – the city of mosaics

Ravenna is a real treasure chest, bursting with magnificent mosaics and well-preserved monuments, including eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Basilica of San Vitale is one such example. Although unremarkable from the outside, its mesmerising interior is covered from floor to ceiling in thousands of glistening tiles.

Korcula, birthplace of Marco Polo

Just like his phantastic journey to China, Marco Polo’s roots are shrouded in legend. The people of Korcula, however, are convinced: The famous discoverer was born on this charming island. Wandering through the medieval old town, you will find Marco Polo’s birthplace next to the Cathedral of St Mark.

Split – the Adriatic metropolis

Split was originally established as a retirement home for the Roman Emperor Diocletian. However, his palace, which took only ten years to build, soon encompassed two main roads, a number of villas, military and civilian constructions and several sacred buildings. This historical complex covers an area of roughly 30,000 square meters (323,000 square feet) and now stands at the center of the beautiful old town. It undoubtedly deserves its title as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

An ancient beauty: Pula

Wherever you look, you will find traces of the past in Pula’s picturesque alleys. Be it the temple of Augustus, the Euphrasius Basilica, the Golden Gate or what is considered the most beautiful amphitheater in the world. Legend has it that this was a gift from Emperor Augustus to his mistress who was born in Pula.

Sea Cloud ii

7 nights Sep 03 to Sep 10, 2022 SCII-2233 Sep 03 Venice/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Venice.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Sep 04 Ravenna/Italy 08.00 16.00 Ravenna, the city of mosaics.* Sep 05 Hvar/Croatia 17.00 23.00 Time at leisure.

Sep 06 Korcula/Croatia 08.00 13.30 Guided walk through the cultural and historical heritage of Korcula.* Sep 07 Split/Croatia 08.00 18.00 Travel back in time to the ancient world and visit the magnificent palace of Diocletian.* Sep 08 Zadar/Croatia 14.00 23.00 Guided walk through 2,000 years of history and the Romanesque church of St Donatus.* Sep 09 Pula/Croatia 13.00 22.00 Roman heritage – historic Old Town and amphitheater or Cape Kamenjak Nature Park.* Sep 10 Venice/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2233

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.895 € 4.195 € 4.895 € 5.465 € 5.775 € 6.875 € 7.645 € 5.295

€ 4.095 € 4.395 € 5.095 € 5.665 € 5.975 € 7.075 € 7.845 € 5.495

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Rovinj

Ravenna Zadar ITALY

Adriatic Sea

Taster Cruise Savor a short break between the coasts of the Italian and Croatian Adriatic Sea: Venice – Venice A short break from everyday life

You do not need to take a three-week holiday to get away from it all and clear your mind: On the SEA CLOUD II you will experience relaxation from the moment you step on board. On our sun deck, your daily routine will feel a million miles away, and the vast expanse of sea will rejuvenate your spirit – all while your smartphone takes a break of its own in the cosy cabin.

An enchanted farewell to Venice

No other farewell is as romantic and melancholic as the route taken by the SEA CLOUD II as it leaves the Floating City. Our tall ship slowly sails past all of Venice’s famous buildings and offers a panoramic view of the magnificent St Mark’s Square, the Campanile, the Bridge of Sighs and the Doge’s Palace.

Culinary Istria

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5 nights Sep 10 to Sep 15, 2022 SCII-2234 Sep 10 Venice/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Venice.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Sep 11 Rovinj/Croatia 13.30 22.00 The Istrian hinterland and its regional specialties.* Sep 12 Ravenna/Italy 08.00 16.00 Ravenna, the city of mosaics.* Sep 13 Zadar/Croatia 13.30 23.00 Guided walk through 2,000 years of history and the Romanesque church of St Donatus.* Sep 14 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Sep 15 Venice/Italy 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Even in ancient times, Istrian olives were famed for their special flavor. Nowadays, the region’s multi-award winning olive oil is prized by connoisseurs. Also much sought after among gourmets is the “white gold”, otherwise known as the white truffle. On a culinary excursion you will experience many of the region’s specialities.

Zadar: more than 2,000 years of history

With its modern promenade, which replaced the monotonous concrete harbor wall, Zadar has been given a new lease of life. The city’s pride and joy is the unique sea organ from which the waves coax deep soft sounds. On its steps, you can relax after strolling through the fortified old town with the monumental Church of St Donatus, the square of five wells and four medival gates.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2234

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.785 € 2.995 € 3.495 € 3.855 € 4.125 € 4.855 € 5.455 € 3.785

€ 2.925 € 3.135 € 3.635 € 3.995 € 4.265 € 4.995 € 5.595 € 3.925

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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SLOVENIA

Venice

Rovinj

CROATIA

Zadar Split Korcula Adriatic Sea

ITALY Corsica

Lecce Sardinia

Mediterranean Sea

Otranto

Taormina

Naxos Syracuse

Sicily

Noto

TUNISIA

Malta

Where history comes alive – baroque splendor and unique cultural treasures of the Adriatic and Sicily: Venice – Malta An enchanted farewell to Venice

No other farewell is as romantic and melancholic as the route taken by the SEA CLOUD II as it leaves the Floating City. Our tall ship slowly sails past all of Venice’s famous buildings and offers a panoramic view of the magnificent St Mark’s Square, the Campanile, the Bridge of Sighs and the Doge’s Palace.

Zadar: more than 2,000 years of history

With its modern promenade, which replaced the monotonous concrete harbor wall, Zadar has been given a new lease of life. The city’s pride and joy is the unique sea organ from which the waves coax deep soft sounds. On its steps, you can relax after strolling through the fortified old town with the monumental Church of St Donatus, the square of five wells and four medival gates.

Korcula, birthplace of Marco Polo

Just like his phantastic journey to China, Marco Polo’s roots are shrouded in legend. The people of Korcula, however, are convinced: The famous discoverer was born on this charming island. Wandering through the medieval old town, you will find Marco Polo’s birthplace next to the Cathedral of St Mark.

The Florence of the South: Lecce

Lecce, situated on the heel of the Italian boot in the ruggedly romantic Apulia region, is considered one of the most beautiful towns in southern Italy. Thanks to a special form of tuff stone, the town evolved into a splendid baroque city with its richly decorated facades gleaming in white and gold. In Otranto there is no better way to see out the day than with a stroll through the lively old town.

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10 nights Sep 22 to Oct 02, 2022 SCII-2236 Sep 22 Venice/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Venice.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Sep 23 Rovinj/Croatia 08.00 13.30 The Istrian hinterland and its regional specialties.* Sep 24 Zadar/Croatia 08.00 13.30 Guided walk through 2,000 years of history and the Romanesque church of St Donatus.* Sep 25 Split/Croatia 13.30 23.00 Travel back in time to the ancient world and visit the magnificent palace of Diocletian.* Sep 26 Korcula/Croatia 08.00 13.30 Guided walk through the cultural and historical heritage of Korcula.* Sep 27 Day beneath full sails Sep 28 Otranto/Italy 08.00 18.00 The baroque town of Lecce or historical heritage in Galatina and the wines of Salento.* Sep 29 Day beneath full sails Sep 30 Taormina (Naxos)/Sicily 07.00 14.00 A hot-blooded beauty – up Mount Etna by cable car or Taormina – picturesque Old Town and the ancient Teatro Greco.* Oct 01 Syracuse/Sicily 08.00 13.30 The baroque town of Noto with wine tasting or guided walk through the historic Old Town Ortigia.* Oct 02 Valletta/Malta 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2236

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.565 € 5.985 € 6.985 € 7.795 € 8.245 € 9.835 € 10.895 € 7.565

€ 5.855 € 6.275 € 7.275 € 8.085 € 8.535 € 10.125 € 11.185 € 7.855

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Montpellier

Sète

Genoa

St Paul de Vence Menton Aix-en-Provence Nice

Cassis

Corsica

SPAIN

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Barcelona Tarragona Mediterranean Sea Sardinia

Menorca

Valencia

Mallorca

Music Cruise

An evening event included

Variety calls the tune – immerse yourself into the Mediterranean lifestyle with good music, elegant wines and fine cuisine: Genoa – Valencia Under the sign of music: diversity sets the tone

From the rich opera tradition of Italy to the great French chansons to the manifold melodies of Catalonia and Andalusia – between Genoa and Valencia, the SEA CLOUD II sails through the most diverse musical waters. Whether ashore or on board: Variety sets the tone on this voyage, and so music lovers can look forward to a virtuoso program.

Three countries, eight ports, 1000 facets

A stroll through an exotic garden on Wednesday, a boat trip to striking rocky fjords on Friday, an oyster on the Canal Royal on Saturday, and on to admire Miró’s art and then go shopping on Monday – at home, you can only dream of a week like this. Along the Mediterranean coasts, a fascinating wealth of different landscapes and lifestyles awaits, which you can discover quite enjoyably at your own pace.

Also on board: emerging young talents

Founded in 1950, the University of Music and Theater in Hamburg offers a variety of courses in and relating to the performing arts. In addition to the artisticscientific education, the exchange with different countries and cultures forms the lifeblood of the students and faculty from nearly fifty nations. Is there anything more exciting than to witness the beginning of an artist’s career? In a longstanding cooperation with SEA CLOUD CRUISES, the university is delighted to assign two of their highly talented young artists for a special engagement on your journey from Genoa to Valencia.

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8 nights Oct 18 to Oct 26, 2022 SCII-2239 Oct 18 Genoa/Italy 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Genoa.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Oct 19 Menton/France 14.00 23.00 The magical gardens of Hanbury.* Oct 20 Nice/France 08.00 13.30 A place of art – St Paul de Vence and the Fondation Maeght.* Oct 21 Cassis/France 08.00 17.00 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town or boat trip through the striking fjords of the Calanques.* Oct 22 Sète/France 08.00 24.00 Venice of Languedoc – boat tour and oyster tasting or Montpellier and the elegant Château de Flaugergues.* Special: an evening dedicated to George Brassens, an icon of French chanson.

Oct 23 Day beneath full sails Oct 24 Barcelona/Spain 08.00 22.00 City tour following in the footsteps of Gaudí or urban trekking Montjuïc with Miró Museum.* Oct 25 Tarragona/Spain 08.00 13.30 Roman world heritage in Tarragona or Catalan wines.* Oct 26 Valencia/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2239 € 4.985 € 5.295 € 6.125 € 6.775 € 7.125 € 8.385 € 9.225 € 6.525

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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FRANCE

SPAIN PORTUGAL

Valencia Ibiza

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Málaga

Cádiz

Mediterranean Sea Tangier Tétouan Atlantic Ocean

Chefchaouen ALGERIA

MOROCCO

Sailing Together

Evening event at the Automobile Museum in Málaga included

Two fascinating windjammers on a joint course between modernity and tradition: Valencia – Cádiz Windjammer rendezvous off the coast of Spain

When the SEA CLOUD II meets the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT in the Mediterranean Sea to sail together, there is a real sense of joy at the reunion of these two ships. One moment, the windjammers glide majestically side by side; then again they compete in a playful race under full sail from the Costa Blanca to the Costa del Sol. A fascinating mix in Valencia

Many bygone eras have left their mark on Valencia, but this historical legacy is juxtaposed with an impressive mixture of magnificent modern buildings. It is this vast spectrum that gives the city its unique appeal. The offbeat design of the opera house appears futuristic, with the building situated in an expansive museum and park district that stretches from the city center all the way to the coast.

Málaga – city of culture

Much more than just “Costa” and “Sol”: As the second largest city in Andalusia, in recent years Málaga has evolved into a true destination of culture. Next to classic sites like the cathedral and the Moorish Alcazaba, Picasso’s birthplace entices with suprisingly varied museums.

World cultural heritage all in white: Tétouan

It is quite obvious why the city bears the poetic epithet “white dove of the Mediterranean”. Tétouan’s whitewashed houses speckle the mountainsides like brilliant splashes of color – simply picturesque. Hidden behind the thick city wall is the lively Medina. With its backyards, narrow archways and Moorish-Andalusian mix of styles, it is considered one of the most authentic in Morocco.

Mohammed VI likes to spend his summers in the green and white royal palace of Tétouan.

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7 nights Oct 26 to Nov 02, 2022 SCII-2240 Oct 26 Valencia/Spain Guests arrive individually in Valencia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Oct 27 Valencia/Spain 13.30 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava or the Turia Gardens by bike.* Sail together with the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Oct 28 Ibiza/Spain 08.00 13.00 Old town charm in Ibiza or pure relaxation in the spectacular sanctuary of the Atzaró Retreat Center.* Oct 29 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Oct 30 Málaga/Spain 17.00 Special: Evergreens and classic cars – a musical journey in Málaga's Automobile Museum, exclusively for you.

Oct 31 Málaga/Spain 13.30 Málaga with street art of the Soho quarter or “Urban Hike” – hike from the Castillo de Gibralfaro.* Nov 01 Tangier/Morocco 08.00 23.00 City tour with Hercules Grotto and Cape Spartel; Chefchaouen – the “Blue City” or Tétouan – “Granada’s daughter”.* Nov 02 Cádiz/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Combination: Combine trips SCII-2240 and SCII-2241 (page 141), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

SCII-2240 1st guest or single occupancy**

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A

€ 4.345 € 4.645 € 5.345 € 5.915 € 6.225 € 7.325 € 8.095

2nd guest

50 % in the same cabin

** limited allotment (allocation of guaranteed double cabins starts with Cat. F) See page 212 for included services

SPAIN

Atlantic Ocean

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Rabat

Casablanca Madeira

MOROCCO

Marrakech Taroudant

Agadir Lanzarote Tenerife La Gomera Gran Canaria

Sailing Together

ALGERIA

Special Offer

Joie de vivre on the Andalusian coast, mysterious Morocco and the diversity of the Canary Islands: Cádiz – Las Palmas Windjammer rendezvous off the Canaries

Few and far between are the occasions, on which one can experience two fascinating windjammers together and directly compare their manoeuvres.

Sailing from Cádiz to Las Palmas, the two SEA CLOUD sisters follow the same course for several days. When both yachts glide along side by side under full sail, they offer a truly breathtaking spectacle.

The magic of the royal cities

Jugglers and spices, mosques and mint tea – Morocco’s royal cities are a colorful world full of oriental magic.

Casablanca is the starting point for excursions to Rabat or Marrakech, where the busy labyrinth of the souks and filigree sultans’ palaces can be admired. From Agadir, the next destination is Taroudant. The oasis town enchants with its fairy-tale Medina, built in the 18th century entirely of clay.

Pure nature: stunning national parks

Magical trade mists, gnarled pine trees, babbling head streams – the Canary Islands’ national parks guarantee protection for some of their most outstanding ecosystems. Whilst Garajonay’s misty evergreen forest boasts over 1,000 animal species, Caldera de Taburiente, Timanfaya and Las Cañadas del Teide impress with their rugged volcanic craters and rock formations.

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9 nights Nov 02 to Nov 11, 2022 SCII-2241 Nov 02 Cádiz/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Cádiz.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Nov 03 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Nov 04 Casablanca/Morocco 08.00 19.00 The magic of the royal city of Rabat or 2-day program “1001 nights – fascinating Marrakech” (only bookable in advance, price on request).* Nov 05 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Nov 06 Agadir/Morocco 08.00 20.00 The fascinating Berber city of Taroudant and its unique history or into the hinterland by quad bike.* Nov 07 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Nov 08 Arrecife/Lanzarote 08.00 14.00 Wine, Timple & César Manrique; trike tour or hike through Timanfaya National Park.* Nov 09 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.00 23.00 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide or old capital La Laguna and avantgarde Santa Cruz.* Nov 10 San Sebastián/La Gomera 08.00 13.30 UNESCO World Heritage Garajonay National Park; whale and dolphin watching off La Gomera’s coast or culture of the whistling language “El Silbo” in the mountain village of Arure.* Nov 11 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

SCII-2241 1st guest or single occupancy**

Combination: Combine trips SCII-2241 and SCII-2240 (page 140), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A

€ 4.795 € 5.195 € 6.095 € 6.795 € 7.235 € 8.645 € 9.635

2nd guest

50 % in the same cabin

** limited allotment (allocation of guaranteed double cabins starts with Cat. F) See page 212 for included services

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Cádiz

Tenerife El Hierro

Gran Canaria

Atlantic Ocean WESTERN SAHARA

MAURITANIA

Santo Antão

€2 Fligh 50 t per p credit e Ope rson. n ba r inclu ded!

São Vicente Boavista

Fogo

Santiago

SENEGAL

Green hills, black lava and a captivating mix of cultures – under sail from the Canary Islands to Cape Verde: Las Palmas – Santiago Magic forest and moonscape: two famous national parks

These two UNESCO World Natural Heritage Sites could hardly be more different: While the evergreen cloud forest Garajonay at the heart of La Gomera offers fascinating scenery made up of rivers, waterfalls and dense moss, Tenerife’s Las Cañadas del Teide National Park is extremely dry. With tall lava tongues and bizarre rock formations, its volcanic landscape looks almost like the surface of the moon.

The rich cultural mix of Cape Verde

Not just geographically, Cape Verde is situated between Africa, the Caribbean and Europe. The Portuguese colony was a hub of the slave trade and exile for the religiously persecuted. Since 1461, customs, musical traditions and genes have amalgamated to the entirely new Creole culture. In 1975, the República Cabo Verde proudly declared its independence.

Santo Antão, the island of contrast

The second largest island of Cape Verde enchants with its spectacular natural diversity. While the volcanic craters in the barren south are reminiscent of moonscapes, rocky mountainous landscapes alternate with green and fertile valleys in the north. Besides pineapples, mango trees and coconut palms, sugar cane is also grown here – and distilled into the national schnaps Grogue.

São Vicente – native island of Cesária Évora

Violin sounds mingle with African drums, Fado meets Polka and creates musical styles like Morna, Batuque and Funaná: The Cape Verde Islands are a melting pot of world music.

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Combine trips SCII-2243 and SCII-2244 (page 143) and take advantage of our special combination price (see cruise rates box); save up to € 1.115 per person!

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10 nights Nov 19 to Nov 29, 2022 SCII-2243 Nov 19 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Nov 20 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 14.00 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide or old capital La Laguna and avantgarde Santa Cruz.* Nov 21 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 08.00 13.30 Panoramas of a multifarious natural jewel or taking it easy while on the move: to the northeast on an e-bike.* Nov 22 Beneath full sails (until Nov 24) Nov 25 Porto Novo/Santo Antão 08.00 16.30 Island of mountains – Paúl and the terraced town of Fontainhas or hikers’ paradise among extinct craters and fertile valleys.* Mindelo/São Vicente 19.00 In the evening on board: the sounds of Cape Verde.

Nov 26 Mindelo/São Vicente 13.30 Lively and colorful: walk through Mindelo.* Nov 27 Sal Rei/Boavista 08.00 15.00 Day at the beach.

Nov 28 Porto de Vale de Cavaleiros/Fogo 09.00 20.00 (weather permitting) The peak of fire Pico do Fogo and its lava landscapes or colonial charm in São Filipe.* Nov 29 Praia/Santiago 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person If booked from Sep 01, 2022 Category

SCII-2243

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

€ 5.855 € 6.275 € 7.275 € 8.085 € 8.535 € 10.125 € 11.185 € 7.855

Early booking incentive per person if booked until Aug 31, 2022

€

290

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

SEA CLOUD II – CRUISES

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On board the SEA CLOUD II, our attentive crew welcomes you with only one goal in mind: To pamper you for 15 days.

Sports, massage and cosmetics, lectures, classes in knot tying and astronomy, insights into traditional sailing, and culinary theme dinners provide plenty of diversity. Take advantage of this perfect time out and choose your personal well-being program.

Best sailing conditions for beginners and enthusiasts alike

We adjust our course towards the Caribbean summer completely to the trade wind. Constant winds ensure that we can often even sail at night. A real spectacle is without any doubt the first setting of the sails on deck: The sailors climb into the shrouds, untie the heavy cloths and tighten the ropes of the 23 sails on board. Until they all proudly billow in the wind, it takes about one hour of traditional manual labor. This is just as exciting to watch for sailing novices as for old sea dogs.

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15 nights Nov 29 to Dec 14, 2022 SCII-2244 Nov 29 Praia/Santiago 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Santiago.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Nov 30 Beneath full sails (until Dec 13) Under the trade wind you will experience unique sailing moments by day and night, and enjoy two wonderfully relaxing weeks aboard a dream sailing ship. Including a perfect break from your daily routine.

Dec 14 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Fahrplanänderungen vorbehalten!

SAILING

Destination tall ship – well-being program on board

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Our travel tip: Santiago In order to be absolutely sure that your luggage will accompany you on the Atlantic crossing, we recommend that you arrive in Santiago at least a day in advance: Pre-cruise stay in Santiago from Nov 28 to Nov 29, 2022.

1 night/breakfast in a first-class hotel, hotel transfer from the airport, full-day island tour of Santiago including lunch.

Surcharge: € 265 per person in a double room € 325 per person in a single room Minimum number of participants: 10 people

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Closing your eyes in the knowledge that several days of blue ocean between the deck under your feet and the nearest port lie ahead … an idea that fascinates most of us. But unlike the great explorers who set out for new worlds in uncertainty, today we know about the ideal sailing conditions under the trade winds that reliably take you to the Caribbean on the Columbus route. Thus the motto is: Farewell to everyday worries and full speed ahead!

Our travel tip: Lesser Antilles Prolong your cruise for an extra seven nights on board from St Maarten to Santo Domingo from Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2022 (SCII-2245 see page 145) at our attractive extension price (see cruise rates box).

This offer is only available in combination with the SCII-2244 in the same cabin category. The early booking incentive and other discounts are not available for these rates.

SAILING

Fascination Transatlantic Crossing

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2244

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 8.345 € 8.965 € 10.465 € 11.695 € 12.365 € 14.725 € 16.365 € 11.345

€ 8.775 € 9.395 € 10.895 € 12.125 € 12.795 € 15.155 € 16.795 € 11.775

SCII-2245 Extension price

€ 2.300 € 2.300 € 2.800 € 3.200 € 3.500 € 4.500 € 5.000 € 3.200

SAILING

SAILI

NG

SAILING

0° Equator

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Dom. Republic

Santo Domingo

Virgin Gorda

St Maarten St Barthélemy

Îles des Saintes Caribbean Sea

Special Offer Pirate islands, sailors’ haunts and dream beaches – the perfect mix of Caribbean luxury and relaxed lifestyle: St Maarten – Santo Domingo Above the wind: sailing with the trade wind

Around the holidays, the trade wind blows with particular intensity: The so-called Christmas Winds then provide ideal sailing conditions in the Caribbean Sea. When the warm breeze fills the white sails and the beautiful SEA CLOUD II picks up speed, you experience pure windjammer feeling. No wonder that the BVIs and St Maarten are also known under the name “islands above the wind”.

Luxury in a relaxed atmosphere on St Barths

Known for attracting a certain class of visitor, St Barthélemy has been a top holiday destination for the rich and famous from around the world ever since billionaire David Rockefeller discovered the island back in the 1960s. St Barths is all about quality not quantity, so you are more likely to brush shoulders with Hollywood stars than with tourists on its 22 white sandy beaches. In the capital Gustavia, houses with red roofs nestled into the green hills look just like rows of spectators in an amphitheater, transforming the idyllic port into an impressive stage.

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7 nights Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2022 SCII-2245 Dec 14 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Gustavia/St Barthélemy 22.00 (No shore excursions possible) Dec 15 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Dec 16 Terre-de-Haut/Îles des Saintes 08.00 13.30 Time at leisure: visit to Fort Napoléon possible.* Dec 17 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

Dec 18 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 08.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* The rest of the day relaxing on the beach.

Dec 19 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 08.00 Day beneath full sails Dec 20 Day beneath full sails Relaxing in the deck chair and enjoying the view of the sails filled with the trade wind.

Dec 21 Santo Domingo/Dom. Republic 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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The British Virgin Islands – a sailor’s paradise

With more than 60 islands and reefs (of which just 16 are inhabited), the British Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Fans of sailing from all around the world are drawn to their idyllic and tropically warm waters, and the quaint beach bars bring together everyone from luxury yacht owners to solo sailors. It is so easy to get used to the carefree lifestyle.

Combination: Combine trips SCII-2245 and S­ CII-2244 (page 143) or SCII-2246 (page 147) and take advantage of our very attractive cruise extension offer. See details and prices on pages 143 and 147.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

SCII-2245

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 3.695 € 3.985 € 4.625 € 5.125 € 5.425 € 6.395 € 7.095 € 4.985

€ 3.145 € 3.435 € 4.075 € 4.575 € 4.875 € 5.845 € 6.545 € 4.435

€ 3.345 € 3.635 € 4.275 € 4.775 € 5.075 € 6.045 € 6.745 € 4.635

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

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Cuba up close between rum, rhythm and colorful colonial facades – experience the rousing temperament of the Caribbean island.

The magical Maravillas caves

The Spanish name for this natural structure – Cuevas de Maravillas – means “Cave of Wonders”, and for good reason: Visitors to this incredible underground world cannot help but be amazed. With stunning lighting and echoes of cathedral architecture, the ceilings are lined with huge stalactites, while stalagmites protrude from the ground like Gothic pinnacles, and pre-Columbian Taino Indian ritual murals adorn the walls.

Several relaxing days at sea

Besides crossing worlds and discovering new lands, we let relaxation take a front seat on our yacht for four whole days. Plenty of time to enjoy life under the white sails and be spoilt in every way.

Port Antonio – natural beauty in Jamaica

Known for its reggae, Rastafarians and rum, Jamaica has many magical and serene natural settings to offer alongside its rousing rhythms. Port Antonio in the northeast is the spot on the island with the most beautiful scenery. With its perfect beaches, lush tropical vegetation and countless caves, rivers and waterfalls, the area surrounding this small colonial town has been a celebrity hotspot since the nineteen-forties, attracting famous visitors like Errol Flynn and providing the exotic backdrop for a number of movies.

Santiago de Cuba, the Cradle of the Son

Thanks to copper, coffee and sugar cane, for a long time Santiago de Cuba was a prosperous trading city that protected itself from pirates with its “El Morro” fortress.

The Casa Diego de Velazquez shows how comfortably its upper class lived at that time. Today, Santiago’s true wealth lies in its musical culture: Salsa and Son, as

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played by Compay Segundo of the Buena Vista Social Club, are the lifeblood of the Santiagueros. The resting place of the musical legend can be found in the Santa Ifigenia Cemetery – a sea of white marble.

Trinidad’s old town

Trinidad de Cuba is a small, friendly place with a long history as a center for sugar cane farming. Its charming coastal setting, lovingly restored facades and gentle pace of life can be experienced in any of the town’s beautiful squares and in the narrow, historic alleyways.

This small town has a well-deserved place on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List.

Havana – exuding history and energy

The capital of Cuba offers a bright and colorful cocktail of colonial history, revolutionary heritage and a timeless joie de vivre. You can really feel the authenticity of this city’s charm in Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a district defined by imposing fortresses and exuberant shopping streets, baroque churches and monasteries, palaces and wide squares, not to mention the American vintage cars that cruise through the streets. An evening walk along the Malecón seafront promenade is a particular highlight for anyone who wants to experience the real Havana: This is where the locals go when the sun sets – to play chess, make music, go fishing, or simply enjoy a glass or two of rum as they look out at the glistening bay.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects. He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

Cienfuegos Trinidad

Cuba

Santiago de Cuba Haiti

Dom. Republic

Santo Domingo La Romana

Jamaica

Port Antonio

Caribbean Sea

Christmas & New Year’s Eve Take a sunny course into the new year – relaxed sailing through the holidays under the warm trade winds: Santo Domingo – Havana

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14 nights Dec 21, 2022 to Jan 04, 2023 SCII-2246 Dec 21 Santo Domingo/Dom. Republic 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Santo Domingo.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD II. Dec 22 La Romana/Dom. Republic 06.00 13.30 Treasure trove of Taíno paintings – the flowstone cave Cueva de las Maravillas.* Dec 23 Two days beneath full sails (until Dec 24) Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – the two days are all about sailing, with the trade wind as a tailwind.

Here’s how to ring in the festive season relaxing in your deck chair.

Dec 25 Port Antonio/Jamaica 17.30 Jamaica is home to reggae – and it joins us tonight on board: on the lido deck of the SEA CLOUD II. Dec 26 Port Antonio/Jamaica 16.00 Leisurely raft trip on the Rio Grande or Frenchman's Cove – beach visit against James Bond backdrop.* Afterwards, relax on the beach and savor a beach barbecue.

Dec 27 Santiago de Cuba/Cuba 15.00 Special: Evening visit to the proud fortress of El Morro and cocktail at sunset.* Dec 28 Santiago de Cuba/Cuba 08.00 13.30 City of Son and Santa Ifigenia’s marble legends.*

Dec 29 Day beneath full sails Dec 30 Cienfuegos/Cuba 13.00 Guided walk through Cienfuegos or cigars and rum – an authentic afternoon at the Club Cienfuegos.* Dec 31 Cienfuegos/Cuba Lots of colonial flair – the UNESCO World Heritage city of Trinidad and the Valley of the Sugar Mills or admiring the art of Cienfuegos.* Get a spirited start into the new year with Cuban rhythms on New Year’s Eve. Jan 01 Cienfuegos/Cuba 02.00 Jan 02 Day beneath full sails Fitness, cosmetics, massage, or enjoy the sun and the sea with a good book in the deck chair. The last day of sailing invites you once again to indulge in your perfect personal pampering program on board.

Jan 03 Havana/Cuba 17.00 To the sunset at the Malecón: in style in a classic vintage car or visit the famous Tropicana Revue.* Jan 04 Havana/Cuba Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

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* These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

SCII-2245 Extension price

€ 2.300 € 2.300 € 2.800 € 3.200 € 3.500 € 4.500 € 5.000 € 3.200

SCII-2246

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 6.995 € 7.575 € 8.855 € 9.855 € 10.455 € 12.395 € 13.795 € 9.575

€ 7.395 € 7.975 € 9.255 € 10.255 € 10.855 € 12.795 € 14.195 € 9.975

Prolong your cruise for an extra seven nights on board from St Maarten to Santo Domingo (SCII-2245) from Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2022 (page 145) at our attractive extension price (see cruise rates box).

GTY double cabin** F Upper-/lower-bed E D C B A GTY single cabin**

This offer is only available in combination with the SCII-2246 in the same cabin category. The early booking incentive and other discounts are not available for these rates.

** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F See page 212 for included services

Our travel tip: Lesser Antilles

Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100%

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The SEA CLOUD II Cabin Categories Luxury owner suites (Cat. A) NO 401 and 402 Our two owner suites follow the tradition in the maritime world of keeping private cabins for the ship‘s owners ready at all times. These living areas are reserved for those of our guests who appreciate special comfort and coziness even on board a tall ship. Located on the lido deck, the two light-flooded suites offer a unique view of the sea with their large panoramic windows, even from the four-poster bed. The spacious ambience includes selected, unique pieces of furniture, the fireplace – and last but not least the large bathroom with bathtub and separate shower, marble washbasin including the legendary golden fittings. Special features: four large wardrobes, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 27 m² • Double bed: 190 x 210 cm

(two single mattresses)

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 4,2 m² with bathtub and separate shower

Junior suites (Cat. B) NO 303-319 With their rosewood furniture, stucco elements on the walls and a decorative marble fireplace, the Junior suites are the epitome of Hanseatic solidity. In front of the panoramic windows overlooking the vastness of the sea, the simple elegance corresponds in gentle suspense with the maritime atmosphere. A separate sitting area completes the comfortable ambience.

Bathtub, marble washbasin and golden fittings are also standard in this category as a matter of course. Junior suites are located on the promenade deck and allow convenient access to the restaurant, boutique and reception. Special features: walk-in closet, electric fireplace.

• Size: approx. 23 m²

No 303 approx. 22 m², No 304 approx. 21,5 m² • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm; can be separated into two single beds • Marble bathroom: approx. 3,2 m² with bathtub

De luxe double-bed cabins (Cat. C) NO 301 and 302 This De luxe outside cabin combines the comfort and solidity of the suites with a special maritime coziness. Thanks to its location in the front area of the promenade deck (where the restaurant is also located), the deck plan follows the elegant line of the SEA CLOUD II and thus additionally creates the feeling of comfort on a luxury private yacht. The large panorama windows offer a wonderful sea view.

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• Size: approx. 20 m² • Double bed: 170 x 200 cm;

can be separated into two single beds • Marble bathroom: approx. 3.2 m² with shower

De luxe double-bed cabins (Cat. D) NO 218-223 The three large porthole windows add a special maritime flair to our De luxe Category D outside cabins. Together with their luxurious yacht ambience, these cabins emphasize the feeling of being part of an extraordinary voyage on an extraordinary ship. The spacious room exudes coziness with its stylish individual furniture and a beautiful sitting area. The six De luxe outside cabins are located amidships on the same deck, where you will also find the massage and cosmetic treatments, the fitness room, the swim platform and the hospital

• Size: approx. 21 m² • Double bed: 170 x 200 cm

(two single mattresses)

• Marble bathroom:

approx. 3 m² with shower

De luxe double-bed cabins (Cat. E) NO 207-217, 224-231 These outside cabins also have large porthole • Size: approx. 20 m² windows and are located on both sides of the No 207-210 approx. 19 m² cabin deck. They are the epitome of coziness • Double bed: 180 x 200cm; on board the SEA CLOUD II. This is where you can be separated into two can retreat, switch off and relax while enjoying single beds the unique luxurious ambience our yachts • Marble bathroom: are famous for. Just like the other cabins, approx. 3 m² with shower Category E is equipped with TV/DVD, a minibar and a safe. Special feature: Some Category E cabins have connecting doors.

Upper-/lower-bed cabins (Cat. F) NO 204-206 These three outside cabins with porthole • Size: approx. 14 m² windows are located on the same deck as the • Upper and lower bed: massage and cosmetic treatments, the fitness each 80 x 190 cm room, the swim platform and the hospital. • Marble bathroom: The design inspired by the Officer’s cabins approx. 3 m² with shower on traditional windjammers and are equipped with an upper and lower berth. Warm woods and a comfortable sitting area exude a cozy, maritime atmosphere and provide a homey retreat. Our recommendation: This cabin is ideal for single travelers.

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Captain Bridge Sun Deck

Lido Deck

Lido Bar

Lounge

Library Lido Deck

Restaurant Promenade Deck

Boutique

Purser Reception Cabin Deck

Fitness Area

Hospital Massage Swim Platform and Cosmetics

Suites with bathtub/shower and walk-in closet.

Cabins with connecting doors

Masts

Cabin Categories: Kat. A

Luxury owner suites

Kat. B

Junior suites

Kat. C

De luxe double-bed cabins

Kat. D

De luxe double-bed cabins

Kat. E

De luxe double-bed cabins

Kat. F

Upper-/lower-bed cabins

Guaranteed cabin: The range of accommodation starts from Cat. F. You will receive your exact cabin number when arriving on board.

The allotment for this category is very limited.

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Sail Diagram and Ship’s Data 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Bowsprit Flying Jib Fore Topgallant Staysail Outer Jib Inner Jib Fore Topmast Staysail Fore Mast Fore Royal Fore Topgallant Fore Upper Topsail

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Fore Lower Topsail Fore Course Main Royal Staysail Main Topgallant Staysail Main Topmast Staysail Main Mast Sky Sail Main Royal Main Topgallant Main Upper Topsail

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Main Lower Topsail Main Course Mizzen Topgallant Staysail Mizzen Topmast Staysail Mizzen Mast Upper Spanker Lower Spanker Mizzen Spanker Boom Middle Gaff Upper Gaff

Ship’s Data: • Length overall: 117 m/384 ft

• Lido deck with bar

• Beam: 16.15 m/53 ft

• Restaurant (98 seats) with free seating, and one sitting

• Draft: 5.40 m/17.7 ft

• Lounge, boutique, library with laptop, fitness area, massage and cosmetics, swim platform

• Height of main mast above deck: 57.40 m/188 ft • Total sail area: 2,700 m /29,000 sq ft 2

• WI-FI in public areas • Hospital

• Number of sails: 23 • Passengers: max. 94 • Crew: approx. 65 • Flag: Malta • Year of construction: 2001 • 47 outside cabins (of those 29 cabins with shower/WC, 16 junior suites with bathtub/WC and 2 luxury owner suites with bathtub and shower/WC).

• Interior: bathrobes, hair dryer, telephone, adjustable A/C, private safe, TV/DVD, mini-bar, dressing table

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Sea Cloud Spirit With her clear, classic outline the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT follows the role model of her two elegant windjammer sisters, but will be exploring entirely new horizons. The highest level of comfort combined with a relaxed sailing experience, is the perfect alternative for cruise travelers.

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A windjammer with new possibilities To build a fully rigged three-master in the 21st century might seem a little unusual. For SEA CLOUD CRUISES, this is a commitment to our true passion for sailing. New in this concept are the generous number of cabins with balconies, the sun deck with sunbeds, a gym with panoramic views, the exclusive spa and wellness area and the casul bistro as an alternative to the “fine dining” in the restaurant.

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Relax & enjoy In harmony with nature and the elements Madeira

Atlantic Ocean

Lanzarote

Arrecife La Palma

Santa Cruz

Puerto del Rosario

Santa Cruz La Gomera

San Sebastián

Fuerteventura

Tenerife

Los Cristianos

Las Palmas Gran Canaria

Puerto de la Estaca

El Hierro

Route A Route B

Unique nature parks & living biosphere reserves The diversity of the Canary Islands makes for lasting impressions: Barren lunar landscapes and lush forests alternate with long stretches of beach and dune landscapes.

Explore the individual islands by jeep or on foot. Or, depending on your personal preference, be more adventurous and get around by trike, twizzy or quad bike.

Paradise for whales and dolphins Ideal conditions and mild temperatures make the Canary Islands not only an attractive residence for people, but also a special habitat for whales and dolphins. In spring, some 29 different species of marine mammals cavort off Tenerife and La Gomera.

Go on an exciting whale watching tour, accompanied by local experts.

The Canaries’ unique cultural mix Deeply rooted, Canarian traditions and the culture of the indigenous people are closely related, and yet each island has its own heritage. The islanders still value and cultivate their traditions today. Get to know, among other things, the “Timple”, a typical string instrument on Lanzarote; or the whistling language “El Silbo”, which has been used on La Gomera for thousands of years and is unique in the world.

The stars, nautical science & navigation The stars already guided the old seafarers to new shores. On the Canary Islands you can gaze into the clearest starry sky in Europe. That is why La Palma and Tenerife are home to two internationally renowned observatories. Whether during an evening “starry hour”, setting the sails by hand or explaining about knots on deck, our officers will be happy to share their nautical knowledge with you.

Arranged exclusively for you: To offer you an even deeper insight into this versatile sailing area on this cruise, we invite you to four events ashore – all of them exclusive and very private.

More details on the planned shore excursions at www.seacloud.de/en/excursions.html

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A renowned lecturer will accompany your trip and give inspiring and informative talks on various specialist and destination topics.

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Route A + B: from/to Las Palmas

14 nights

Dec 08 to Dec 22, 21 / SCS-2104546 Mar 05 to Mar 19, 22 / SCS-2200809 Feb 02 to Feb 16, 22 / SCS-2200405 Mar 19 to Apr 02, 22 / SCS-2201011 Day 1 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Arrecife/Lanzarote 16.00 Special: Exclusive evening event in the famous lava caves Jameos del Agua, co-designed by César Manrique.

Day 3 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique or trike tour through the volcanic landscape.* Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 19.00 Day 4 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 13.00 The volcano route by jeep to the bays of El Cotillo or spyder tour through the breathtaking island interior.* Day 5 Day beneath full sails San Sebastián/La Gomera 17.00 Day 6 San Sebastián/La Gomera 18.00 UNESCO World Heritage Site Garajonay National Park; whale and dolphin watching off La Gomera’s coast or the whistling language “El Silbo” in the mountain village of Arure.* Day 7 Day beneath full sails Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 16.00 Special: An evening dedicated to music – exclusively for you in a private location.

Day 8 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Day 9 Day beneath full sails Day 10 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 22.00 Caldera de Taburiente – a magnificent natural museum or buggy tour to the mountains of Breña Alta and Breña Baja.* Special: Countryside outing – enjoy a lunch of Spanish specialties at a finca.

Day 11 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 13.30 23.00 Panoramas of a multifarious natural jewel or taking it easy while on the move: to the northeast on an e-bike.* Day 12 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 13.30 23.00 National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site Las Cañadas del Teide or whale watching on a catamaran.* Day 13 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.30 Jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Special: The Bodega Monje – excellent wines and the view of the Teide – an enjoyable evening awaits you.

Day 14 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 17.00 Day 15 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

Special offer * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Short of time?

You can also book the trip in the following legs from/to Las Palmas: Route A: 7 nights with Lanzarote, Fuerteventura & La Gomera (page 158) Route B: 7 nights with La Palma, El Hierro & Tenerife (page 159).

Our travel tip: Gran Canaria Extend your stay on Gran Canaria on an individual basis. For more information on the hotels, see page 164.

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

SCS-2104546 € 7.425 € 9.875 € 7.895 € 9.135 € 10.435 € 12.355 € 14.245 €

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Combination Route A + B € 8.055 € 10.495 € 8.525 € 9.755 € 11.055 € 12.995 € 14.875 €

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Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Route A: from/to Las Palmas

7 nights

Nov 11 to Nov 18, 21 / SCS-21042 Feb 16 to Feb 23, 22 / SCS-22006 Dec 08 to Dec 15, 21 / SCS-21045 Mar 05 to Mar 12, 22 / SCS-22008 Feb 02 to Feb 09, 22 / SCS-22004 Mar 19 to Mar 26, 22 / SCS-22010 Day 1 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Arrecife/Lanzarote 16.00 Special: Exclusive evening event in the famous lava caves Jameos del Agua, co-designed by César Manrique.

Day 3 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 Bizarre lava formations and black sand beaches contrast with the bright white houses with their colorful windows and doors. The surrealist painter and architect César Manrique worked tirelessly to preserve the landscape and cultural identity of his home island.

Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 19.00 Day 4 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 13.00 Its 150 km/93 miles of beachscape is one of the most beautiful in Europe and also renowned as a windsurfing paradise and biosphere reserve. Snorkelers will be in their element on a catamaran trip*. Those with a sense of adventure can go on a jeep tour*.

Day 5 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. The day at sea gives you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

San Sebastián/La Gomera 17.00 Day 6 San Sebastián/La Gomera 18.00 The “wildest” of the Canary Islands is home to a true treasure in its center: The evergreen cloud forest of the Garajonay National Park with its 1,000 animal species is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.

Day 7 Day beneath full sails Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 16.00 Special: As a grand finale of this cruise, the last evening is dedicated to music – exclusively for you in a private location.

Day 8 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Note: The route map can be found on page 156.

Special offer

Two spec ia even l ts inclu ded

Cruise-only rates per person GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-21045 € 4.125 € 5.485 € 4.385 € 5.075 € 5.795 € 6.875 € 7.915

Route A € 4.475 € 5.835 € 4.735 € 5.425 € 6.145 € 7.225 € 8.265

Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

€

€

Category

200

200

Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Route B: from/to Las Palmas

7 nights

Dec 15 to Dec 22, 21 / SCS-21046 Mar 12 to Mar 19, 22 / SCS-22009 Feb 09 to Feb 16, 22 / SCS-22005 Mar 26 to Apr 02, 22 / SCS-22011 Day 1 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Day 3 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 22.00 Giant volcanic landscapes, majestic mountains, thundering waterfalls – La Palma offers spectacular nature. Particularly famous: the Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Outside the park you will find ancient laurel forests and almond groves, deep gorges, dragon trees and flowering gardens.

Special: Countryside outing – enjoy a lunch of Spanish specialties at a finca.

Day 4 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 13.30 23.00 The smallest and westernmost island of the Canaries is a real insider tip. Far away from large tourist crowds, it embodies unspoiled nature and sustainable tourism.

Approximately 60% of the island’s surface is under nature protection. Enjoy the calm of the beautiful landscapes and the crystal clear water of the marine reserve Mar de las Calmas.

Day 5 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 13.30 23.00 Tenerife is home to one of the most beautiful national parks in the Canary Islands: Las Cañadas del Teide, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The volcanic massif here encloses the highest mountain in Spain. On the seaside, the strait between Tenerife and La Gomera invites you to observe whales and dolphins.

Day 6 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.30 Jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Special: The Bodega Monje – excellent wines and the view of the Teide – an enjoyable evening awaits you.

Day 7 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. The last day at sea gives you once again all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 17.00 Day 8 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Two ial spec ts even d e d inclu Our travel tip: Gran Canaria Extend your stay on Gran Canaria on an individual basis. For more information on the hotels, see page 164.

Combination: You’ve got more time? You can combine the two itineraries of Route A and B to a 14-night cruise (page 157) and benefit from our attractive combination discount. You will save 20% per person on the cruise-only rate of the second trip.

More details about the planned shore excursions at www.seacloud.de/en/excursions.html

Itinerary subject to change!

Special offer * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Note: The route map can be found on page 156.

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Cruise-only rates per person GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-21046 € 4.125 € 5.485 € 4.385 € 5.075 € 5.795 € 6.875 € 7.915

Route B € 4.475 € 5.835 € 4.735 € 5.425 € 6.145 € 7.225 € 8.265

Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

€

€

Category

200

200

Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Be active & enjoy The perfect mix of shore and sailing experiences Madeira

Atlantic Ocean

Lanzarote

Arrecife

La Palma

Santa Cruz

Puerto del Rosario

Santa Cruz La Gomera

San Sebastián Puerto de la Estaca

Fuerteventura

Tenerife

Los Cristianos

Las Palmas

Gran Canaria

El Hierro

For nature lovers: the green Canaries Unique lava landscapes or enchanted laurel forests: Exploring the diversity of the seven Canary Islands on foot is an absolute must for nature fans. In the numerous national parks, there are many off-the-beaten-path trails that you can discover with a qualified guide.

For adventure seekers: the Canaries in motion Horsepower lovers will get their money’s worth on various road trips. Whether you take in the volcanic landscape of Lanzarote on a trike or fully electronic twizzy, or you explore the other islands with a buggy, jeep or quad bike: Find your favorite wheels and become an adventurer.

For mermaids & sun worshippers: the blue Canaries On La Palma, volcanic activity has not only shaped the landscape, but has also created a fascinating underwater world that you can discover during exciting snorkeling excursions. If you want to do more than just relax on the beach, you can also take tours by stand-up paddle or kayak.

For the curious: the Canaries’ unique cultural mix Deeply rooted, Canarian traditions and the culture of the indigenous people are closely related, and yet each island has its own heritage. The islanders still value and cultivate their traditions today. Get to know the “Timple”, a typical string instrument on Lanzarote; or the whistling language “El Silbo”, which has been used on La Gomera for thousands of years.

Arranged exclusively for you: To offer you an even deeper insight into this versatile sailing area on this cruise, we invite you to two events ashore – both of them exclusive and very private.

More details on the planned shore excursions at www.seacloud.de/en/excursions.html

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Route C: from/to Las Palmas

10 nights

Nov 28 to Dec 08, 21 / SCS-21044 Jan 23 to Feb 02, 22 / SCS-22003 Jan 13 to Jan 23, 22 / SCS-22002 Feb 23 to Mar 05, 22 / SCS-22007 Day 1 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

Day 3 San Sebastián/La Gomera 08.00 23.00 In its center, the “wildest” of the Canary Islands gives home to a true treasure: The evergreen cloud forest of the Garajonay National Park with its 1,000 animal species is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.

Day 4 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 22.00 La Palma offers unique landscapes. Especially famous: the Caldera de Taburiente National Park.

Special: Countryside outing – enjoy a lunch of Spanish specialties at a finca.

Day 5 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 13.30 23.00 On the smallest of the Canary Islands, you are far away from the tourist crowds and can find untouched nature and crystal clear water in the protected areas ashore and in the sea.

Day 6 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 08.00 23.00 Tenerife is arguably the most versatile of the seven island sisters. Water sports enthusiasts, nature lovers and hikers equally find their enjoyment here.

Day 7 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.30 24.00 Jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Day 8 Day beneath full sails Day 9 Arrecife/Lanzarote 08.00 23.00 Bizarre lava formations and black sand beaches contrast with the bright white houses with their colorful windows and doors. The surrealist painter and architect César Manrique worked tirelessly to preserve the landscape and cultural identity of his home island.

Special: Exclusive evening event in the famous lava caves Jameos del Agua, co-designed by César Manrique.

Day 10 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 08.00 13.00 Its 150 km/93 miles of beachscape is one of the most beautiful in Europe and also renowned as a windsurfing paradise and biosphere reserve. Snorkelers will be in their element on a catamaran trip*. Those with a sense of adventure can go on a jeep tour*.

Day 11 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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For these trips, the calls of La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro will take place in a different order.

Cruise-only rates per person GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

Route C € 6.285 € 8.255 € 6.685 € 7.665 € 8.685 € 10.235 € 11.725

Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

€

Category

Our travel tip: Gran Canaria Extend your stay on Gran Canaria on an individual basis. For more information on the hotels, see page 164.

290

Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Swap the Christmas tree for the deck chair: Spend the holidays in harmony with nature and the elements Madeira

Funchal

Atlantic Ocean Lanzarote

Arrecife La Palma

Santa Cruz

Puerto del Rosario

Santa Cruz La Gomera

San Sebastián

Fuerteventura

Tenerife

Los Cristianos

Las Palmas Gran Canaria

El Hierro

The Canaries’ unique cultural mix Deeply rooted, Canarian traditions and the culture of the indigenous people are closely related, and yet each island has its own heritage. The islanders still value and cultivate their traditions today. Get to know, among other things, the “Timple”, a typical string instrument on Lanzarote; or the whistling language “El Silbo”, which has been used on La Gomera for thousands of years and is unique in the world.

Unique nature parks & living biosphere reserves The diversity of the Canary Islands makes for lasting impressions: Barren lunar landscapes and lush forests alternate with long stretches of beach and dune landscapes.

Explore the individual islands by jeep or on foot. Or, depending on your personal preference, be more adventurous and get around by trike, twizzy or quad bike.

Madeira: an island in full bloom Once the last provisioning station for Portuguese sailors, today Madeira offers its visitors a year-round green island setting.

Along the “Levadas”, the irrigation ditches, wonderful hikes take you through laurel forests. In Funchal, the market hall, surrounded by charming Old Town alleys, gives an authentic impression of island life. A special highlight is Madeira’s awardwinning fireworks display on New Year’s Eve. The stars, nautical science & navigation The stars already guided the old seafarers to new shores. On the Canary Islands you can gaze into the clearest starry sky in Europe. That is why La Palma and Tenerife are home to two internationally renowned observatories. Whether during an evening “starry hour”, setting the sails by hand or explaining about knots on deck, our officers will be happy to share their nautical knowledge with you.

Arranged exclusively for you: To offer you an even deeper insight into this versatile sailing area on this cruise, we invite you to two events ashore – both of them exclusive and very private.

More details on the planned shore excursions at www.seacloud.de/en/excursions.html

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A renowned lecturer will accompany your trip and give inspiring and informative talks on various specialist and destination topics.

Two spec ia even l t inclu s ded

Christmas & New Year’s Eve: from/to Las Palmas

14 nights

Dec 22, 2021 to Jan 05, 2022 SCS-21047 Dec 22 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Dec 23 Day beneath full sails Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 17.00 Dec 24 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 13.00 The volcano route by jeep to the bays of El Cotillo or spyder tour through the breathtaking island interior.* Arrecife/Lanzarote 18.30 Dec 25 Arrecife/Lanzarote 17.00 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique; hike through Timanfaya National Park or trike tour through the volcanic landscape.* Dec 26 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.30 23.00 Old capital La Laguna and avant-garde Santa Cruz or jeep tour to the mountain village of Taganana.* Special: The Bodega Monje – excellent wines and the view of the Teide – an enjoyable evening awaits you.

Dec 27 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 08.00 13.30 Las Cañadas del Teide, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.* Dec 28 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 13.30 Caldera de Taburiente – magnificent natural museum or buggy tour to the mountains of Breña Alta and Breña Baja.* Dec 29 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair on your day at sea.

Dec 30 Funchal/Madeira 08.00 Madeira’s culinary treasures or hike to Madeira’s highest peaks.* Dec 31 Funchal/Madeira Discover Funchal’s highlights or whale watching off Madeira’s coast.* An explosive start to the New Year: Look forward to the magnificent New Year’s Eve fireworks in Funchal.

Jan 01 Funchal/Madeira 08.00 2 days beneath full sails (until Jan 02) Jan 03 San Sebastián/La Gomera 08.00 23.00 UNESCO World Heritage Site Garajonay National Park; whale and dolphin watching off La Gomera’s coast or the whistling language “El Silbo” in the mountain village of Arure.* Jan 04 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 17.00 Special: The last evening is dedicated to music – exclusively for you in a private location.

Jan 05 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

SCS-21047 € 8.745 € 11.475 € 9.275 € 10.645 € 12.095 € 14.245 € 16.325 €

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Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Discover & enjoy Under full sails en route to seven multifaceted Canary Islands Madeira

Atlantic Ocean

Lanzarote

Arrecife La Palma

Santa Cruz

Puerto del Rosario

Santa Cruz La Gomera

San Sebastián

Fuerteventura

Tenerife

Las Palmas Gran Canaria

Puerto de la Estaca

El Hierro

Unique nature parks & living biosphere reserves The diversity of the Canary Islands makes for lasting impressions: Barren lunar landscapes and lush forests alternate with long stretches of beach and dune landscapes.

Explore the individual islands by jeep or on foot. Or, depending on your personal preference, be more adventurous and get around by trike, twizzy or quad bike.

The Canaries’ unique cultural mix Deeply rooted, Canarian traditions and the culture of the indigenous people are closely related, and yet each island has its own heritage. The islanders still value and cultivate their traditions today. Get to know, among other things, the “Timple”, a typical string instrument on Lanzarote; or the whistling language “El Silbo”, which has been used on La Gomera for thousands of years and is unique in the world.

Our travel tip: Gran Canaria Santa Catalina, a Royal Hideaway Hotel (5*) For more than a century, this centrally located hotel has been a witness to Gran Canaria’s history. After an extensive renovation, the house shines again in new splendor.

Surcharge per person per night incl. breakfast: € 105 in Deluxe Superior Room, double occupancy € 195 in Deluxe Superior Room, single occupancy Seaside Grand Hotel Residencia (5*) The luxury hotel in the south of the island is located just a few steps from the sandy beach and the promenade of Meloneras.

Surcharge per person per night incl. breakfast: € 375 in Double Superior Room with garden view € 565 in Single Superior Room with garden view € 455 in Double Deluxe Room with pool view € 685 in Single Deluxe Room with pool view Availability for your desired dates at both hotels on request.

Arranged exclusively for you: To offer you an even deeper insight into this versatile sailing area on this cruise, we invite you to two events ashore – all of them exclusive and very private.

More details on the planned shore excursions at www.seacloud.de/en/excursions.html

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A renowned lecturer will accompany your trip and give inspiring and informative talks on various specialist and destination topics.

Two spec ia even l t inclu s ded

Route D: from/to Las Palmas

8 nights

Nov 03 to Nov 11, 2021 SCS-21041 Jan 05 to Jan 13, 2022 SCS-22001 Apr 02 to Apr 10, 2022 SCS-22012 Day 1 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Puerto del Rosario/Fuerteventura 13.30 23.00 Its 150 km/93 miles of beachscape is one of the most beautiful in Europe and also renowned as a windsurfing paradise and biosphere reserve. Snorkelers will be in their element on a catamaran trip*. Those with a sense of adventure can go on a jeep tour*.

Day 3 Arrecife/Lanzarote 08.00 Bizarre lava formations and black sand beaches contrast with the bright white houses with their colorful windows and doors. The surrealist painter and architect César Manrique worked tirelessly to preserve the landscape and cultural identity of his home island.

Special: Exclusive evening event in the famous lava caves Jameos del Agua, co-designed by César Manrique.

Day 4 Arrecife/Lanzarote 08.00 Day beneath full sails Lean back in a cosy deck chair, watch the crew climb into the shrouds and set the sails. More than 4,100 square meters (44,100 sq ft) of canvas unfold for a great day of sailing.

Day 5 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 08.00 23.00 Tenerife is arguably the most versatile of the seven island sisters. Water sports enthusiasts, nature lovers and hikers equally find their enjoyment here.

Special: The Bodega Monje – excellent wines and the view of the Teide – an enjoyable evening awaits you.

Day 6 Santa Cruz/La Palma 13.30 23.00 La Palma offers unique landscapes such as the Caldera de Taburiente National Park.

Day 7 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 08.00 13.00 The smallest and westernmost island of the Canaries is a real insider tip. Far away from large tourist crowds, it embodies unspoiled nature and sustainable tourism. Here you can quietly enjoy the beautiful landscapes and the crystal clear water of the marine reserve Mar de las Calmas.

Day 8 San Sebastián/La Gomera 08.00 13.30 In its center, the “wildest” of the Canary Islands gives home to a true treasure: The evergreen cloud forest of the Garajonay National Park with its 1,000 animal species is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.

Day 9 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

Special offer * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

For these trips, the calls of La Gomera, La Palma and El Hierro will take place in a different order

Cruise-only rates per person GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-22001 € 4.685 € 6.225 € 4.985 € 5.775 € 6.595 € 7.825 € 8.995

Route D € 5.085 € 6.625 € 5.385 € 6.175 € 6.995 € 8.225 € 9.395

Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

€

€

Category

230

230

Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Discover & enjoy En route to five varied Canary Islands and Madeira Madeira

Funchal

Atlantic Ocean Lanzarote

Arrecife La Palma

Santa Cruz

Fuerteventura La Gomera

San Sebastián

Tenerife

Los Cristianos

Las Palmas Gran Canaria

El Hierro

Unique nature parks & living biosphere reserves The diversity of the Canary Islands makes for lasting impressions: Barren lunar landscapes and lush forests alternate with long stretches of beach and dune landscapes.

Explore the individual islands by jeep or on foot. Or, depending on your personal preference, be more adventurous and get around by trike, twizzy or quad bike.

The Canaries’ unique cultural mix Deeply rooted, Canarian traditions and the culture of the indigenous people are closely related, and yet each island has its own heritage. The islanders still value and cultivate their traditions today. Get to know, among other things, the “Timple”, a typical string instrument on Lanzarote; or the whistling language “El Silbo”, which has been used on La Gomera for thousands of years and is unique in the world.

Paradise for whales and dolphins Ideal conditions and mild temperatures make the Canary Islands not only an attractive residence for people, but also a special habitat for whales and dolphins. In spring, some 29 different species of marine mammals cavort off Tenerife and La Gomera.

Go on an exciting whale watching tour, accompanied by local experts.

Madeira: an island in full bloom Once the last provisioning station for Portuguese sailors, today Madeira offers its visitors a year-round green island setting.

Along the “Levadas”, the irrigation ditches, wonderful hikes take you through laurel forests. In Funchal, the market hall, surrounded by charming Old Town alleys, gives an authentic impression of island life. A special highlight is Madeira’s awardwinning fireworks display on New Year’s Eve. Arranged exclusively for you: To offer you an even deeper insight into this versatile sailing area on this cruise, we invite you to two events ashore – both of them exclusive and very private.

More details on the planned shore excursions at www.seacloud.de/en/excursions.html

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A renowned lecturer will accompany your trip and give inspiring and informative talks on various specialist and destination topics.

Two spec ia even l t inclu s ded

Route E: from/to Las Palmas

10 nights

Oct 24 to Nov 03, 2021 SCS-21040 Nov 18 to Nov 28, 2021 SCS-21043 Apr 10 to Apr 20, 2022 SCS-22013 Day 1 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 13.30 Tenerife is arguably the most versatile of the seven island sisters. Particularly impressive: National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site Las Cañadas del Teide.* Day 3 Los Cristianos/Tenerife 08.00 San Sebastián/La Gomera 11.00 23.00 UNESCO World Heritage Site Garajonay National Park; whale and dolphin watching off the coast or the whistling language “El Silbo” in the mountain village of Arure.* Day 4 Santa Cruz/La Palma 08.00 13.30 La Palma offers unique landscapes. Particularly famous is the Caldera de Taburiente National Park. Outside the park you can find ancient laurel forests and almond groves, deep gorges, dragon trees and flowering gardens. Optional excursions: Caldera de Taburiente – a magnificent natural museum or buggy tour in the mountains of Breña Alta and Breña Baja.* Day 5 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. The day at sea gives you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

Day 6 Funchal/Madeira 08.00 Madeira’s culinary treasures or hike to Madeira’s highest peaks.* Special: An acoustic evening – exclusively for you.

Day 7 Funchal/Madeira 18.00 Discover Funchal’s highlights or whale watching off Madeira’s coast.* Day 8 Day beneath full sails Mooring, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the crew perform genuine skilled work.

Day 9 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique or hike through Timanfaya National Park.* Special: Exclusive evening event in the famous lava caves Jameos del Agua, co-designed by César Manrique.

Day 10 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 Trike tour through the volcanic landscape or kayak tour along the cliffs of Los Ajaches.* Day 11 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

Route E € 6.285 € 8.255 € 6.685 € 7.665 € 8.685 € 10.235 € 11.725

Early booking incentive per person for bookings until Aug 31, 2021

€

Category

Our travel tip: Gran Canaria Extend your stay on Gran Canaria on an individual basis. For more information on the hotels, see page 164.

290

Single surcharge: Category C-E: 50%, Category A+B: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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SPAIN

Cádiz Atlantic Ocean Rabat

Casablanca Madeira

MOROCCO

Marrakech

Agadir Taroudant

Lanzarote Tenerife Gran Canaria

ALGERIA

Two evening events included From the diversity of the Canary Islands to mysterious Morocco and the coast of Andalusia: Las Palmas – Cádiz Lanzarote and its famous architect

With his vision of a harmonious link between mankind and nature, César Manrique transformed Lanzarote into a work of art. This surrealist painter, architect, sculptor, designer and conservationist created colorful wind chimes and wall mosaics, turned lava caves into homes and tirelessly fought to ensure the preservation of the natural and cultural identity of his island of birth.

On the trail of the Moors

The Moors created a multitude of colorful mosaics, daring stucco and elaborate ornamentation of unique beauty. This art still decorates palaces and mosques today. In Rabat, especially the gate to the Kasbah of the Oudaia and the Hassan Tower are worth seeing. The tower, originally used for calls to prayer, belongs to an unfinished mosque and is a landmark of the city today.

Sea Cloud Spirit

8 nights Apr 20 to Apr 28, 2022 SCS-2212 Apr 20 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Apr 21 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 07.00 13.30 National Park and UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide; old capital La Laguna and avant-garde Santa Cruz or jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Apr 22 Arrecife/Lanzarote 13.30 23.00 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique or trike tour through the volcanic landscape.* Special: Exclusive event in the evening in the famous lava caves Jameos del Agua.

Apr 23 Day beneath full sails Apr 24 Agadir/Morocco 08.00 19.00 The fascinating Berber city of Taroudant; insights into Moroccan life – into the hinterland by quad bike or 2-day program “1001 nights – fascinating Marrakech” (only bookable in advance).* Apr 25 Day beneath full sails Apr 26 Casablanca/Morocco 06.00 17.00 The magic of the royal city of Rabat.* Apr 27 Cádiz/Spain 17.00 Special: Vibrant Andalusia – an evening event exclusively for you.

Apr 28 Cádiz/Spain Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2212 and SCS-2213 (page 169), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Our travel tip: Discover Marrakech Overland excursion from Agadir to Casablanca from Apr 24 to Apr 26, 2022.

2 nights/breakfast in a deluxe hotel in Marrakech, drive to Marrakech, Marrakech city tour with visit to the Medina, Souk and Majorelle Gardens. In the evening optional carriage ride and visit to the Djemaa el-Fna square (extra charge). Drive to Casablanca with city tour and exterior visit of the Hassan II Mosque.

Surcharge: € 645 per person in a double room € 995 per person in a single room Minimum number of participants: 15 people

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GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2212

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.165 € 6.855 € 5.465 € 6.355 € 7.265 € 8.645 € 9.935

€ 5.395 € 7.085 € 5.695 € 6.585 € 7.495 € 8.875 € 10.165

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

Aix-en-Provence

FRANCE

Sète

Marseille

Nice

SPAIN

Mallorca

Valencia

Menorca

Ibiza

Mediterranean Sea Cartagena Cádiz ALGERIA

Seafood & Wine Gourmet tour along the Mediterranean coast – delicious seafood and exquisite wines between Andalusia and the Côte d’Azur: Cádiz – Nice Pure indulgence in culinary delights

Between Cádiz and Nice, the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT sets course for the most varied gourmet regions of the Mediterranean coast. Spanish paella and delicious tapas, fresh French oysters, bouillabaisse from Marseille and the richly stocked fish platters of the Côte d’Azur – on this route, one culinary delight follows the other. Needless to say, our sommelier on board will once again provide excellent accompanying wines.

Charming contrasts: Valencia

In addition to venerable historic buildings, Valencia boasts an impressive number of modern structures, such as the futuristic opera house – a mix that lends the city its special charm. Valencia also bridges the gap between past and present when it comes to culinary delights. The city is considered the home of paella: After the Arabs introduced rice cultivation here in the 8th century, the triumph of the delicious dish in its distinctive pan was unstoppable.

Sea Cloud Spirit

8 nights Apr 28 to May 06, 2022 SCS-2213 Apr 28 Cádiz/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Cádiz.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Apr 29 Day beneath full sails Apr 30 Cartagena/Spain 14.00 18.00 The world of Spanish horses or diverse Cartagena by trike tour.* May 01 Valencia/Spain 17.00 May 02 Valencia/Spain 13.30 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava or the Turia Gardens by bike.* May 03 Day beneath full sails May 04 Sète/France 08.00 18.00 “Venice of Languedoc” – boat tour and oyster tasting or Montpellier and the elegant Château de Flaugergues.* May 05 Marseille/France 08.00 14.00 The cultural capital between yesterday and today or Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town.* May 06 Nice/France 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Little Venice in the Languedoc: Sète

Smooth as glass, the blue lagoon on one side, the Mediterranean Sea on the other: Sète has made itself comfortable in a prime waterfront location. With its colorful facades, canals and bridges, the port city is also known as the “Venice of the Languedoc”. A stroll through the lively “Vieux Port”, the old harbor, will whet your appetite for specialties such as fresh local oysters or squid pâté.

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2213 and SCS-2212 (page 168), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Also on board: a Michelin-starred chef

While our chef will present the regional specialties of your itinerary in a new culinary setting every day, a star-level guest chef will create and serve a carefully selected menu for you.

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2213

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.165 € 6.855 € 5.465 € 6.355 € 7.265 € 8.645 € 9.935

€ 5.395 € 7.085 € 5.695 € 6.585 € 7.495 € 8.875 € 10.165

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Atlantic Ocean

Leixões Porto

PORTUGAL

SPAIN

Lisbon

Portimão

€ 25 0,Fligh t Cr edit per pers on.

Ope n Ba r inclu ded !

Seville Jerez de la Frontera Málaga

Atlantic Ocean

Cádiz Gibraltar Mediterranean Sea

Greet the Iberian early summer and discover Lisbon, the City of the great Seafarers: Málaga – Porto (Leixões) Very British: Gibraltar

Europe lies on the starboard side, Africa glides by on the port side: At its narrowest point the strait is just 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) wide, making a passage through the Strait of Gibraltar a very special experience. The landmark of the British overseas territory is the striking Monkey Rock. While macaques are happily swinging around on top of the old defenses, rock engravings of the Neanderthals can be found in the caves below.

Seville, the capital of Andalusia

Visiting Seville, you walk right into Spain’s eventful history – past the stony witnesses of its Moorish past and the glorious times as a maritime trade hub. Above the narrow lanes of the old town and the palm-fringed squares emerges the imposing Giralda: Originally built as a minaret of the main mosque, it was later incorporated into the cathedral as its bell tower.

Two Days in the city of great explorers

Lisbon’s rich heritage as a seafarer city is obvious wherever you go: Many of its monuments, promenades and vantage points bear the names of Portuguese explorers. There is also plenty to discover beyond the famous sights. With its countless bars, pubs and unique shops, Bairro Alto for example invites visitors to a leisurely stroll. Unique panoramic view of the Tagus await as the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT pulls out of Lisbon, much is reminiscent of the Age of Discovery.

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT

7 nights May 13 to May 20, 2022 SCS-2215 May 13 Málaga/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Málaga.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. May 14 Gibraltar/Great Britain 13.30 18.30 Boat tour with dolphin watching; “Top of the Rock” by cable car or “Around the rock” – explore the Rock of Gibraltar by e-bike.* May 15 Cádiz/Spain 08.00 17.00 Sherry tasting in Jerez de la Frontera or Moorish-Christian heritage in Andalusia’s capital Seville.* May 16 Portimão/Portugal 08.00 13.30 The picturesque Algarve coast and the spectacular Benagil Cave or jeep adventure through the Serra de Monchique mountains.* May 17 Cruise up the Tagus.

Lisbon/Portugal 14.30 Pure nostalgia: by streetcar through the Portuguese capital or modern Lisbon and its traditional azulejos art.* May 18 Lisbon/Portugal 18.00 Portuguese cuisine: out and about by tuk tuk or hike through the mountain region of Sintra.* May 19 Day beneath full sails May 20 Porto (Leixões)/Portugal 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2215 € 4.725 € 6.195 € 4.995 € 5.765 € 6.565 € 7.765 € 8.895

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Bilbao

Oviedo

Vilagarcia de Arousa

Sanxenxo

Islas Cíes Leixões Porto

SPAIN

PORTUGAL

Lisbon Seville

Portimão

Jerez de la Frontera

Málaga Mediterranean Sea Gibraltar

Cádiz Atlantic Ocean

Sailing Regatta Explorers’ cities, pilgrims’ paths and the gourmet region of Galicia – an adventure trip around the Iberian Peninsula: Málaga – Bilbao

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT

12 nights May 13 to May 25, 2022 SCS-221516 May 13 Málaga/Spain 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Málaga.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. May 14 Gibraltar/Great Britain 13.30 18.30 Boat tour with dolphin watching or “Top of the Rock” by cable car.* May 15 Cádiz/Spain 08.00 17.00 Sherry tasting in Jerez de la Frontera or Moorish-Christian heritage in Andalusia’s capital Seville.* May 16 Portimão/Portugal 08.00 13.30 The picturesque Algarve coast and the spectacular Benagil Cave or jeep adventure through the Serra de Monchique mountains.* May 17 Cruise up the Tagus.

Lisbon/Portugal 14.30 Pure nostalgia: by streetcar through the Portuguese capital or modern Lisbon and its traditional azulejos art.* May 18 Lisbon/Portugal 18.00 Portuguese cuisine: out and about by tuk tuk or hike through the mountain region of Sintra.* May 19 Day beneath full sails May 20 Porto (Leixões)/Portugal 08.00 19.00 May 21 Islas Cíes/Spain 08.00 12.00 Time at leisure or guided tour of the island with nature park guides.

In the afternoon: Watch the sailing regatta of the yacht club Real Club Nautico de Sanxenxo in comfort on board.

May 22 Vilagarcia de Arousa/Spain 08.00 17.00 The pilgrimage destination – Santiago de Compostela or walk a bit in the footsteps of the pilgrims of St James.* May 23 Day beneath full sails May 24 Gijón/Spain 08.00 13.30 Oviedo, a historical gem; Gijón – capital of the Costa Verde or Asturia’s national beverage – visit to one of the oldest cider cellars.* May 25 Bilbao/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Less time?

This cruise can also be booked in two sections: May 13 to May 20, 2022 Málaga – Leixões SCS-2215 (p. 170) May 20 to May 25, 2022 Leixões – Bilbao SCS-2216 (p. 172)

Porto, the baroque beauty

A place to fall in Iove with. Porto offers everything to make your heart beat faster: beautiful baroque buildings, an impressive cathedral, probably the most beautiful bookshop in the world and a charming Old Town nestling on the slopes above the Douro.

Santiago de Compostela – a place of pilgrimage

Santiago de Compostela, one of the world’s most famous pilgrimage sites, is the final stop and climax of the Way of St James – a pilgrimage route that has been followed since the 11th century. During this time, the city’s magnificent cathedral was also established as one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Christianity.

A historical gem: Oviedo

Oviedo has a heart for walkers: The historic center of the Asturian capital is car-free, so the picturesque cobble- stone streets with their market stalls, the impressive Cathedral of San Salvador and the pre-Romanesque stone churches are best explored on foot. Not far from the ancient town hall beats the heart of the Old Town.

Here, small streets open up into pretty plazas lined by restaurants and the famous Sidrerías.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-221516

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 7.435 € 9.845 € 7.865 € 9.145 € 10.455 € 12.415 € 14.265

€ 7.765 € 10.175 € 8.195 € 9.475 € 10.785 € 12.745 € 14.595

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Gijón

Santiago de Compostela

Atlantic Ocean

Gijón Santiago de Compostela

Oviedo

Bilbao

Vilagarcia de Arousa Sanxenxo

Islas Cíes Leixões Porto PORTUGAL

SPAIN

Sailing Regatta

Taster Cruise

A long weekend with modern art and imposing nature on the coasts of Portugal and Galicia: Porto (Leixões) – Bilbao A little break from your daily routine

It is amazing how quickly a sailing cruise can remove you from the everyday hustle and bustle of life! No matter whether you are keen to enjoy the authentic windjammer atmosphere on board or prefer to discover the charming cities onshore, hundreds of new impressions will turn your little break into a wonderful experience.

The Islas Cíes Nature Reserve

According to Galician legend, the Cíes archipelago is the place where God rested on the seventh day after he created the world – and it is easy to see why. The site, now a nature reserve, encompasses a substantial area of sea and three islands which, with their steep coasts, sand dunes and small forests, are perfect for individual hikes.

A historical gem: Oviedo

Oviedo has a heart for walkers: the historic center of the Asturian capital is car-free, so the picturesque cobblestone streets with their market stalls, the impressive Cathedral of San Salvador and the pre-Romanesque stone churches are best explored on foot. Not far from the ancient town hall beats the heart of the Old Town. Here, small streets open up into pretty plazas lined by restaurants and the famous Sidrerías.

Sea Cloud Spirit

5 nights May 20 to May 25, 2022 SCS-2216 May 20 Porto (Leixões)/Portugal 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Leixões.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. May 21 Islas Cíes/Spain 08.00 12.00 Time at leisure or guided tour of the island with nature park guides.

In the afternoon, a sporting highlight awaits you: The final race of this year’s 6-meter Spanish Cup at the royal yacht club Real Club Nautico de Sanxenxo. Enjoy the pole position on board and watch the exciting regatta up close.

May 22 Vilagarcia de Arousa/Spain 08.00 17.00 The pilgrimage destination – Santiago de Compostela or walk a bit in the footsteps of the pilgrims of St James.* May 23 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

May 24 Gijón/Spain 08.00 13.30 Oviedo, a historical gem; Gijón – capital of the Costa Verde or Asturia’s national beverage – visit to one of the oldest cider cellars.* May 25 Bilbao/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Combination: Trip SCS-2216 can also be booked in combination with trip SCS-2215 or SCS-2217 at a particularly attractive price. For itinerary and prices see page 170 or page 174. The combination discount has already been taken into account for these trips.

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GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2216

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 3.235 € 4.285 € 3.425 € 3.985 € 4.545 € 5.395 € 6.195

€ 3.375 € 4.425 € 3.565 € 4.125 € 4.685 € 5.535 € 6.335

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

Honfleur Paris

Saint-Malo Lorient Belle-Île-en-Mer

FRANCE

Atlantic Ocean

Santiago de Compostela

La Rochelle

Gijón

Bilbao

Oviedo

Villagarcia de Arousa

Sanxenxo

Islas Cíes Leixões Porto PORTUGAL

SPAIN

Mediterranean Sea

Sailing Regatta The facets of the Atlantic coast – lively port cities, the Way of St James and untouched nature: Porto (Leixões) – Honfleur (Paris)

Sea Cloud Spirit

13 nights May 20 to Jun 02, 2022 SCS-221617 May 20 Porto (Leixões)/Portugal 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Leixões.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. May 21 Islas Cíes/Spain 08.00 12.00 In the afternoon: Watch the sailing regatta of the yacht club Real Club Nautico de Sanxenxo in comfort on board.

May 22 Vilagarcia de Arousa/Spain 08.00 17.00 The pilgrimage destination – Santiago de Compostela or walk a bit in the footsteps of the pilgrims of St James.* May 23 Day beneath full sails May 24 Gijón/Spain 08.00 13.30 Oviedo, a historical gem; Gijón – capital of the Costa Verde or Asturia’s national beverage – visit to one of the oldest cider cellars.* May 25 Bilbao/Spain 08.00 19.00 May 26 Day beneath full sails May 27 La Rochelle (La Pallice)/France 08.00 18.00 The cultural and the culinary side of La Rochelle; discover the island jewel Île de Ré by bike or the noble spirits of the Atlantic Coast – Cognac & Pineau.* May 28 Le Palais/Belle-Île-en-Mer 13.30 23.00 Hike along the rugged coast of Belle-Île or the many facets of Brittany’s most beautiful island.* May 29 Lorient/France 07.00 16.00 Carnac – mysterious stone fields of Brittany or two places full of inspiration: Pont Aven and Concarneau.* May 30 Day beneath full sails May 31 Saint-Malo/France 09.00 22.00 Mont-Saint-Michel – the charm of the old Benedictine abbey or former stronghold for buccaneers – Saint-Malo.* Jun 01 Cherbourg/France 13.00 19.00 Guided walk through the historical seaside town including the Renaissance park of Ravalet Castle.* Jun 02 Honfleur (Paris)/France 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Less time?

This cruise can also be booked in two sections: May 20 to May 25, 2022 Porto – Bilbao SCS-2216 (p. 172) May 25 to Jun 02, 2022 Bilbao – Honfleur SCS-2217 (p. 174)

Santiago de Compostela – a place of pilgrimage

Santiago de Compostela, one of the world’s most famous pilgrimage sites, is the final stop and climax of the Way of St James – a pilgrimage route that has been followed since the 11th century. During this time, the city’s magnificent cathedral was also established as one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Christianity.

A historical gem: Oviedo

Oviedo has a heart for walkers: the historic center of the Asturian capital is car-free, so the picturesque cobblestone streets with their market stalls, the impressive Cathedral of San Salvador and the pre-Romanesque stone churches are best explored on foot. Not far from the ancient town hall beats the heart of the Old Town. Here, small streets open up into pretty plazas lined by restaurants and the famous Sidrerías.

Saint-Malo and the Mont-Saint-Michel

Strong fortified walls and heavy canons still bear witness to what life was like in Saint-Malo in the 18th century.

From here, the corsairs started their raids, adding considerably to the wealth of the town. At the other end of the bay, the Mont-Saint-Michel also presents itself wellfortified: Like a mighty bastion, the monastery fortress rises from the tidal flats.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-221617

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 8.075 € 10.635 € 8.535 € 9.935 € 11.335 € 13.495 € 15.495

€ 8.435 € 10.995 € 8.895 € 10.295 € 11.695 € 13.855 € 15.855

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Cherbourg

Cherbourg

Honfleur Paris

Saint-Malo Lorient Belle-Île-en-Mer

FRANCE

La Rochelle Atlantic Ocean

SPAIN

Bilbao

San Sebastián

A journey through Europe’s most characteristic landscapes: Normandy, Brittany and the Basque Country: Bilbao – Honfleur (Paris) A jewel in the Atlantic: Belle-Île-en-Mer

It is easy to imagine that this island was the birthplace of summer; as soon as the sun rises over this Breton isle, the cafés and squares are instantly filled with the friendly chatter of locals, accordion players and women selling their wares in the market. With its serene atmosphere, the port of Le Palais is the perfect place to explore individually.

The stone fields of Carnac

Circular and aligned in regular rows, huge fields of impressive rock formations are found around Carnac.

They are evidence of the megalithic culture and were erected as burial sites between 4500 and 2000 B.C. The largest field with over 3,000 menhirs extends across an area of more than 4 kilometers (2.5 miles). This is one of the most fascinating cult sites in the world.

Saint-Malo and the Mont-Saint-Michel

Strong fortified walls and heavy canons still bear witness to what life was like in Saint-Malo in the 18th century.

From here, the corsairs started their raids, adding considerably to the wealth of the town. At the other end of the bay, the Mont-Saint-Michel also presents itself wellfortified: Like a mighty bastion, the monastery fortress rises from the tidal flats.

Sea Cloud Spirit

8 nights May 25 to Jun 02, 2022 SCS-2217 May 25 Bilbao/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Bilbao.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. May 26 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

May 27 La Rochelle (La Pallice)/France 08.00 18.00 The cultural and the culinary side of La Rochelle; discover the island jewel Île de Ré by bike or the noble spirits of the Atlantic Coast – Cognac & Pineau.* May 28 Le Palais/Belle-Île-en-Mer 13.30 23.00 Hike along the rugged coast of Belle-Île or the many facets of Brittany’s most beautiful island.* May 29 Lorient/France 07.00 16.00 Carnac – mysterious stone fields of Brittany or two places full of inspiration: Pont Aven and Concarneau.* May 30 Day beneath full sails Just enjoy the perfect sailing conditions with fitness, cosmetics, massage or with a good book in a teak chair.

May 31 Saint-Malo/France 09.00 22.00 Mont-Saint-Michel – the charm of the old Benedictine abbey or former stronghold for buccaneers – Saint-Malo.* Jun 01 Cherbourg/France 13.00 19.00 Guided walk through the historical seaside town including the Renaissance park of Ravalet Castle.* Jun 02 Honfleur (Paris)/France 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Combination: Trip SCS-2217 can also be booked in combination with trip SCS-2216 at a particularly attractive price. For itinerary and prices see page 173. The combination discount has already been taken into account for these trips.

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GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2217

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.165 € 6.855 € 5.465 € 6.355 € 7.265 € 8.645 € 9.935

€ 5.395 € 7.085 € 5.695 € 6.585 € 7.495 € 8.875 € 10.165

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

North Sea

© 2019 Port of Antwerp / Peter Knoop

Hamburg GREAT BRITAIN

Amsterdam NETHERLANDS

London

Portsmouth

Ostend

Bruges Antwerp

GERMANY

Brussels

Isle of Wight

BELGIUM

FRANCE

Premiere Visit in Hamburg Old trading cities with a fresh look – heading for idyllic canals and avant-garde architecture: London (Portsmouth) – Hamburg Sailing destination of the British upper class: Isle of Wight

Warm temperatures, steady winds and the white chalk cliffs as a backdrop make the Isle of Wight a dream spot in the English Channel. The venerable Royal Yacht Squadron has been organizing regattas here for two centuries, attracting sailing enthusiasts from all over the world. An exciting contrast to the Victorian flair of the lively coastal towns is the picturesque hinterland – with its thatched The updated and cottages an “area of outstandingitinerary beauty”.

Sea Cloud Spirit

7 nights Jun 10 to Jun 17, 2022 SCS-2219 Jun 10 London (Portsmouth)/Great Britain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Portsmouth.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Cowes/Isle of Wight 21.00 Jun 11 Cowes/Isle of Wight 13.30 Discover the Victorian heritage of the Isle of Wight in style by vintage car or coastal walk along the striking white chalk cliffs.*

all detailed information on the premiere program including a concert at the Antwerp: past meets future Elbphilharmonie can be found at: A giant diamond, made of steel and glass, and sitting on top of a historic building – the “Port House” is the perfect symbol for Antwerp and its exciting combination of the old and the new. While visiting the Grote Markt or the Rubens House is like stepping back in time into the Flemish Renaissance, many new museums, for instance the Diamond Museum, offer very modern insights.

Medieval, cosmopolitan, epicurean – the UNESCO World Heritage City of Bruges or Brussels – Europe’s capital full of character.* Antwerp/Belgium 08.00 13.30 “Modern Antwerp” or “Traditional Antwerp”.* Amsterdam/Netherlands 11.00 19.00 Cruise on the Scheldt.

The most beautiful view of the Dutch capital: by boat through the canals or supreme discipline: bike tour around Amsterdam.* Day beneath full sails Just enjoy the perfect sailing conditions with fitness, cosmetics, massage or with a good book in a teak chair.

Hamburg/Germany 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

www.seacloud.de/scs-2219-en Jun 14

Kaleidoscopic Amsterdam

Amsterdam is small and homely, cosmopolitan and avantgarde, an international metropolis and a royal capital.

Depending on your approach, this city will show you each of its many faces in a constantly changing light. Discover the charm of its canals, be inspired by its internationally renowned designs and feel the excitement as night falls.

Jun 15

Jun 16

Jun 17

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Premiere Visit in Hamburg

Cruise-only rates per person

For the first time, the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT will call at the port of Hamburg during this cruise.

Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2219

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 4.525 € 5.995 € 4.795 € 5.565 € 6.365 € 7.565 € 8.695

€ 4.725 € 6.195 € 4.995 € 5.765 € 6.565 € 7.765 € 8.895

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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DENMARK

Following the routes of proud Hanseatic cogs to Baltic and Scandinavian ports steeped in tradition.

A panoramic trip along the Elbe

Gdansk: a city with many stories to tell

The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT departs from Hamburg’s harbor and glides along the Elbe at a leisurely pace. Past the patrician mansions of the Elbchaussee, stair-lined Blankenese, the Airbus grounds and the picturesque banks of the Elbe with their green dykes.

Founded over one thousand years ago and renowned as a cosmopolitan, wealthy trade port, Gdansk is one of Poland’s most beautiful cities. The “Rechtstadt” in the heart of the city is a must, enchanting visitors with delightful small streets and a wealth of historical sights: St Mary’s Basilica, Arthur’s Court and the Golden Gate are all easily accessible on foot.

Seven countries in 15 days

From the distinctive architecture of Scandinavia to the fairytale romance of St Petersburg and its golden cupolas: The Baltic Sea offers a range of unique and vastly differing impressions. On its journey, our windjammer will call at ports in seven countries offering countless UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a fascinating insight into the scenic and cultural diversity of this region.

Visby – Sweden’s beautiful hanseatic city

The medieval town of Visby is located on the island of Gotland, southeast of Stockholm. With more than fifty watchtowers, three city gates and numerous bridges, it is considered one of the best preserved hanseatic cities in the entire Baltic Sea region and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Visitors stroll through the idyllic Old Town through dreamy alleys lined with hollyhocks. Climbing over narrow stairs and steps is like going on a journey back to the era of merchants and knights. And with its variety of small shops, art galleries and cafés, also today’s Visby has a lot to offer.

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Stockholm and its archipelago

On mild summer evenings, Sweden’s capital city exudes a Mediterranean joie de vivre. Stockholm is creative and in tune with nature, welcoming and historical, a shopping paradise and home of the Royal Palace. Upon arrival and departure, you will be greeted by an idyllic view of the old town island before entering the enchanting world of the skerry landscape and its 30,000 islands.

St Petersburg – former city of the Tsars

In 1703, Tsar Peter the Great commissioned the best architects of his time with the planning of a perfect, harmonious city and created one of the most brilliant metropolises of old Europe. Thanks to its wealth of unique buildings including the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, the Isaac’s Cathedral, the Hermitage or the Catherine Palace, the former capital of the Russian Empire is still considered as an architectural miracle today.

Helsinki St Petersburg

Stockholm

Tallinn ESTONIA

SWEDEN

North Sea

Baltic Sea

RUSSIA

Visby

Skagen

LATVIA DENMARK

Copenhagen

GERMANY

LITHUANIA

Gdansk

Hamburg

POLAND

White nights in the Baltic Sea among brick Gothic and Tsar Gold, skerries and wandering dunes: Hamburg – Helsinki

Sea Cloud Spirit

14 nights Jun 17 to Jul 01, 2022 SCS-2220 Jun 17 Hamburg/Germany 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Hamburg.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Jun 18 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Jun 26 Mariehamn/Åland/Finland 08.00 12.00 Foray across Åland: on 2 wheels or island tour by bus.* Jun 27 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. This day beneath full sails gives you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

The updated itinerary without St. Petersburg and all detailed information can be found on:

www.seacloud.de/scs-2220-en Jun 22 Gdansk/Poland 08.00 13.30 Truly impressive – the historic Hanseatic city of Gdansk or discover Gdansk’s Old Town canals by kayak.* Jun 23 Visby/Gotland/Sweden 14.00 19.00 Picturesque, full of history and a UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Hanseatic city of Visby or picturesque Gotland – discover it by bike.* Jun 24 Stockholm/Sweden 14.00 Royal city impressions and the incredible history of the Wasa or discover the Mälaren, Sweden’s most beautiful lake, by kayak.* Jun 25 Stockholm/Sweden 14.00 The baroque royal palace and the venue for the awarding of the Nobel Prize.* Picturesque journey through the skerries.

Jun 30 Tallinn/Estonia 14.00 23.00 On the trail of the Hanseatic League: an Old Town under UNESCO World Heritage protection or discover Tallinn by bike.* Jul 01 Helsinki/Finland 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Please note: Within the scope of the official shore excursions, the visa required for St Petersburg is already included. However, if you want to go ashore outside of the official program, you need to arrange for your individual visa.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: Hamburg Prolong your trip with a pre-cruise stay in Hamburg at THE FONTENAY Hotel.

1 night/breakfast in a Fontenay Premier room (4th floor and up), minibar, welcome cocktail, 3-course dinner, use of the spa/wellness area and transfer from or to the harbor.

Surcharge: € 405 per person in a double room € 695 per person in a single room Availability on request.

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2220

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 8.995 € 11.985 € 9.585 € 11.125 € 12.725 € 15.135 € 17.395

€ 9.395 € 12.385 € 9.985 € 11.525 € 13.125 € 15.535 € 17.795

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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FINLAND

Åland

NORWAY

Sail into summer discovering Baltic metropolises and Scandinavian island idylls.

St Petersburg – former city of the Tsars

Gdansk: a city with many stories to tell

In 1703, Tsar Peter the Great commissioned the best architects of his time with the planning of a perfect, harmonious city and created one of the most brilliant metropolises of old Europe. Thanks to its wealth of unique buildings including the Church of the Resurrection of Christ, the Isaac’s Cathedral, the Hermitage or the Catherine Palace, the former capital of the Russian Empire is still considered as an architectural miracle today.

Founded over one thousand years ago and renowned as a cosmopolitan, wealthy trade port, Gdansk is one of Poland’s most beautiful cities. The “Rechtstadt” in the heart of the city is a must, enchanting visitors with delightful small streets and a wealth of historical sights: St Mary’s Basilica, Arthur’s Court and the Golden Gate are all easily accessible on foot.

Visby – Sweden’s beautiful hanseatic city

The medieval town of Visby is located on the island of Gotland, southeast of Stockholm. With more than fifty watchtowers, three city gates and numerous bridges, it is considered one of the best preserved hanseatic cities in the entire Baltic Sea region and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Visitors stroll through the idyllic Old Town through dreamy alleys lined with hollyhocks.

Shifting sand dunes and wooden houses: the Curonian Spit

Even Thomas Mann could see the Curonian Spit’s potential as a tourist spot. Enormous shifting sand dunes tower over this small strip of land that separates the Baltic Sea from the Curonian Lagoon, earning this UNESCO World Heritage Site the epithet “The Sahara of East Prussia”.

Klaipeda, situated on the northern end of the spit, is West Lithuania’s cultural center, enchanting visitors with quaint timber-framed houses and neo-Gothic architecture.

Our travel tip: Hamburg Find details on page 181.

Optional bicycle excursion package: Together with our partner terranova you will experience Scandinavia and the Baltic not only from the sea side, but also actively by bike (SCS-2221 and SCS-2222).

More details: www.seacloud.de/en/bicycle

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Stockholm and its archipelago

On mild summer evenings, Sweden’s capital city exudes a Mediterranean joie de vivre. Stockholm is creative and in tune with nature, welcoming and historical, a shopping paradise and home of the Royal Palace. Upon arrival and departure, you will be greeted by an idyllic view of the old town island before entering the enchanting world of the skerry landscape and its 30,000 islands.

Tallinn, the young, old Hanseatic city

The Fat Margaret, the Golden Foot, the Tall Hermann – Tallinn’s landmarks seem to have come straight out of a storybook. With its mighty fortified towers, churches and colorful ensembles of buildings, the lovingly restored Old Town conveys a genuine medieval atmosphere. But between the magic of the Hanseatic League and the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tallinn’s modern face keeps coming through.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2221 – SCS-2223

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 7.755 € 10.285 € 8.225 € 9.545 € 10.895 € 12.955 € 14.895

€ 8.095 € 10.625 € 8.565 € 9.885 € 11.235 € 13.295 € 15.235

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

Helsinki St Petersburg

Stockholm

Tallinn ESTONIA

Baltic Sea SWEDEN

RUSSIA

Visby LATVIA

Klaipeda LITHUANIA

Gdansk Travemünde GERMANY

POLAND

SCS-2221 SCS-2223 SCS-2222

Treasures of the Tsars and royal courts, skerries and proud Hanseatic cities: Helsinki – Travemünde or Travemünde – Helsinki

Sea Cloud Spirit

12 nights Jul 01 to Jul 13, 2022 SCS-2221 Jul 25 to Aug 06, 2022 SCS-2223 Day 1 Helsinki/Finland 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Helsinki.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Day beneath full sails Day 3 St Petersburg/Russia 08.00 Golden tsar residence Peterhof; St Petersburg and its canals: boat tour with Peter and Paul Fortress or the magnificent Hermitage: evening visit and concert.*

Sea Cloud Spirit

12 nights Jul 13 to Jul 25, 2022 SCS-2222 Jul 13 Travemünde/Germany 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Travemünde.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Jul 14 Day beneath full sails Jul 15 Gdansk/Poland 09.00 17.00 Truly impressive – the historic Hanseatic city of Gdansk; the greatest work of brick Gothic – Marienburg Castle or discover Gdansk’s Old Town canals by kayak.* Jul 16 Klaipeda/Lithuania 09.00 18.00

The updated itinerary without St. Petersburg and all detailed information can be found on:

www.seacloud.de/scs-2221-en www.seacloud.de/scs-2222-en www.seacloud.de/scs-2223-en Day 8

Day 9 Day 10

Day 11

Day 12 Day 13

Visby/Gotland/Sweden 14.00 19.00 Picturesque, full of history and a UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Hanseatic city of Visby or picturesque Gotland – discover it by bike.* Day beneath full sails Klaipeda/Lithuania 07.00 17.00 Klaipeda's half-timbered houses and amber treasures in Palanga; Curonian Spit – the most beautiful headland in the world or land sailing.* Gdansk/Poland 08.00 16.00 Truly impressive – the historic Hanseatic city of Gdansk; the greatest work of brick Gothic – Marienburg Castle or discover Gdansk’s Old Town canals by kayak.* Day beneath full sails Travemünde/Germany 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Combination:

Jul 22

Jul 23

Jul 24

Jul 25

St Petersburg/Russia 08.00 Golden tsar residence Peterhof; St Petersburg and its canals: boat tour with Peter and Paul Fortress or the magnificent Hermitage: evening visit and concert.* St Petersburg/Russia 18.00 A dream in blue-white-gold: the Catherine Palace and the world-famous Amber Room or two unique places of worship: the Church of the Redeemer and the magnificent Isaac Cathedral.* Tallinn/Estonia 14.00 23.00 On the trail of the Hanseatic League: an Old Town under UNESCO World Heritage protection or discover Tallinn by bike.* Helsinki/Finland 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Please note: Within the scope of the official shore excursions, the visa required for St Petersburg is already included. However, if you want to go ashore outside of the official program, you need to arrange for your individual visa.

Combine trips SCS-2223 and SCS-2224 (page 181), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

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FINLAND

Young talents, exclusive piano concerts, and sunny days of sailing – the Steinway cruise for enthusiastic connoisseurs of music.

At Steinway every piano is a masterpiece

For many the Steinway name is synonymous with the piano – and for good reason, as ever since Henry E. Steinway and his sons founded their company in New York in 1853, Steinway & Sons has produced firstclass pianos, every one of which is a masterpiece with character. Thanks to their passion for innovation and unfailing attention to detail, today Steinway is considered the founder of modern piano manufacturing.

Promoting a new generation of pianists

Steinway & Sons is committed to promoting young pianists and supports them through the Steinway Prizewinner Concert Network. Although many young musicians have a great deal of talent and flair, they mostly remain unknown in the music world. This is where Steinway comes into play: Highly talented musicians are selected in first-class piano competitions and are given the opportunity to introduce themselves to a broad audience at international performances.

Emerging talents

Is there anything more exciting than to witness the beginning of an artist’s career? No less than three young laureates chosen by Steinway will demonstrate their skills during this cruise with different concerts on board and on land. Look forward to exquisite musical pleasures!

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Also on board: Ulrich Gerhartz

Born in Hamburg, Ulrich Gerhartz learned the profession of piano maker in the factory of Steinway & Sons, completing his education with the title of Master Piano Maker. During this time, he came to value the philosphy and mission of Steinway & Sons and its founder Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg: to build the best possible piano.

His first two years he spent in London in the Restoration Centre of the Steinway Hall where he learned to refurbish old Steinway & Sons pianos. In 1992, he transferred to the “Concert” department and was promoted to Director of the Concert & Artists’ Service two years later. He keeps close working relations with the world’s best pianists and worked, for instance, with Alfred Brendel right up to Brendel’s last concert in Vienna.

In addition to his work in Great Britain, Ulrich Gerhartz regularly visits the Hamburg factory to choose new pianos and meet with the production departments. Time and again, he also supports pianists during their concerts in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Israel and various European countries, and looks after some of the pianos in concert halls all over the world.

On board, he will give several entertaining talks on the history and construction of the piano.

Depending upon the circumstances, it is possible that another expert will join this cruise instead.

SWEDEN

Aalborg

Kattegat

DENMARK

Helsingør Copenhagen North Sea

Sylt

Baltic Sea

Travemünde GERMANY

Hamburg

Steinway Music Cruise The north’s charming south – melodious summer days between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea: Travemünde – Hamburg

Sea Cloud Spirit 8 nights Aug 06 to Aug 14, 2022 SCS-2224 Copenhagen simply inspires a good mood: With its unAug 06 Travemünde/Germany Travemünde/Germany 19.00 agitated mix of tradition and modern Nordic ease, the Guests arrive individually in Travemünde.

Danish capital radiates an incrediblyitinerary positive attitudest to arting inEmbarkation on thed SEA all CLOUDdet SPIRIT.. ailed SPIRIT The updated Kiel an Aug 07 Day beneath full sails life. Fairytale royal castles and trendy alternative neighbe08found on: Copenhagen/Denmark 08.00 borhoods, the Little Mermaid andinformation the spectacular cube can Aug Royal Copenhagen – Christiansborg Castle and royal porceof the new DR Koncerthuset, the colorful houses on lain factory; relaxed charm – discover the Danish capital on Nyhaven and hip design stores – here, idyll and lifestyle foot and by boat or kayak tour – Copenhagen’s highlights on the water.* coexist in a relaxed way.

Hip, hygge, royal: Copenhagen

www.seacloud.de/scs-2224-en

Sylt: island of indulgence with natural charm

Rustic Frisian villages, wind-blown dune landscapes and sun-saturated sea air – Sylt has always been and will always remain a true destination of longing. Germany’s northernmost island increasingly focuses on deceleration: With a sense for the genuine and the distinctive, inventive islanders have created seductive new places of enjoyment, from the sea salt manufactory to the coffee roastery, which are in perfect balance with the noble fish stalls and chic boutiques. Between a stroll on the beach and a gourmet stop, let the Sylt summer breeze clear your mind.

Panoramic cruise up the Elbe

The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT glides slowly up the river Elbe, past the picturesque banks with their green dykes, the Airbus grounds, stair-lined Blankenese and the patrician mansions of the Elbchaussee. At her mooring by the “Überseebrücke”, she is greeted by one of Hamburg’s landmarks, the “Elbphilharmonie”.

Our travel tip: Hamburg Prolong your trip with a pre- or post-cruise stay in Hamburg at THE FONTENAY Hotel.

1 night/breakfast in a Fontenay Premier room (4th floor and up), minibar, welcome cocktail, 3-course dinner, use of the spa/wellness area and transfer from or to the harbor.

Surcharge: € 395 per person in a double room € 655 per person in a single room Availability on request.

Aug 09

Aug 10

Aug 11 Aug 12 Aug 13 Aug 14

Special: In the evening Steinway concert in the new concert hall of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation.

Copenhagen/Denmark 05.00 Helsingør/Denmark 08.30 14.00 Historical setting of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” – Kronburg Castle.* Aalborg/Denmark 08.00 13.30 Contemporary art and architecture in Aalborg; Musikkens Hus – symbol of the unity of music and architecture or bike tour by the fjord.* Day beneath full sails List/Sylt 15.30 Time at leisure.

List/Sylt 14.00 Epicurean island Sylt – culinary island tour.* Hamburg/Germany 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2224

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 5.525 € 7.215 € 5.825 € 6.715 € 7.625 € 8.995 € 10.295

€ 5.755 € 7.445 € 6.055 € 6.945 € 7.855 € 9.225 € 10.525

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Skagerrak

Sylt

DENMARK

Baltic Sea

Helgoland

GERMANY

North Sea Hamburg

Taster Cruise Short sailing break with destination Sylt, Germany’s trendiest North Sea island: Hamburg – Hamburg A little break from your daily routine

It is amazing how quickly a sailing cruise can remove you from the everyday hustle and bustle of life! Once the wind swells the sails and the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT sets off into the distant horizon, you step into a whole new, unique world. No matter whether you are keen to enjoy the authentic windjammer atmosphere on board or prefer to discover the charming islands onshore, hundreds of new impressions will turn your little break into a wonderful experience.

Sylt: island of indulgence with natural charm

Rustic Frisian villages, wind-blown dune landscapes and sun-saturated sea air – Sylt has always been and will always remain a true destination of longing. Germany’s northernmost island increasingly focuses on deceleration: With a sense for the genuine and the distinctive, inventive islanders have created seductive new places of enjoyment, from the sea salt manufactory to the coffee roastery, which are in perfect balance with the noble fish stalls and chic boutiques. Between a stroll on the beach and a gourmet stop, let the Sylt summer breeze clear your mind.

Panoramic cruise up the Elbe

The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT glides slowly up the river Elbe, past the picturesque banks with their green dykes, the Airbus grounds, stair-lined Blankenese and the patrician mansions of the Elbchaussee. At her mooring by the “Überseebrücke”, she is greeted by Hamburg’s new landmark, the “Elbphilharmonie”.

Sea Cloud Spirit

4 nights Aug 14 to Aug 18, 2022 SCS-2225 Aug 18 to Aug 22, 2022 SCS-2226 Day 1 Hamburg/Germany 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Hamburg.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 List/Sylt/Germany 18.00 Day 3 List/Sylt/Germany 16.30 Epicurean island Sylt – culinary island tour.* Day 4 Helgoland/Germany 08.00 13.30 (Visiting the island depends on weather conditions.)

Time at leisure.

Day 5 Hamburg/Germany 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * This excursion is not included in the cruise-only rate.

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For cruise SCS-2226 different layover time on Sylt: Aug 19: arrival 20.30 hrs Aug 20: departure 19.00 hrs.

Our travel tip: Hamburg Prolong your trip with a pre- or post-cruise stay in Hamburg at THE FONTENAY Hotel.

1 night/breakfast in a Fontenay Premier room (4th floor and up), minibar, welcome cocktail, 3-course dinner, use of the spa/wellness area and transfer from or to the harbor.

Surcharge: € 395 per person in a double room € 655 per person in a single room Availability on request.

Cruise-only rates per person

Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2225 SCS-2226

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.685 € 3.535 € 2.845 € 3.285 € 3.745 € 4.425 € 5.075

€ 2.795 € 3.645 € 2.955 € 3.395 € 3.855 € 4.535 € 5.185

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Hamburg GREAT BRITAIN

Bruges

Ostend

GERMANY

BELGIUM

Guernsey Saint-Malo FRANCE

Belle-Île-en-Mer La Rochelle Atlantic Ocean Bilbao SPAIN

ITALY

Pasajes

San Sebastián

Culinary Cruise Experience the delights of Europe – ancient trading cities and summery coasts between Flanders, Brittany and the Basque Country: Hamburg – Bilbao Just following the route of this cruise in one’s mind already whets the appetite: Delicious oysters between Britanny and Aquitaine; fresh fish and seafood, finest cheeses and creative tapas in the culinary region of Northern Spain – along the Atlantic Ocean a culinary discovery tour awaits you.

The many facets of the Atlantic coast

Rugged cliffs and soft green meadows, tangy salt air and expressive wines – the Atlantic has a strong personality that powerfully shapes the landscapes and their inhabitants.

Change is as omnipresent here as the tides: Between wellkept historic town centers and futuristic glass facades, the proud coastal towns manage to reinvent themselves again and again.

Also on board: Austrian journalist Dr Wolfgang Lechner has worked for ZEIT since 1989. As a reporter he has visited every continent in the world, edited texts by the great journalist Wolfram Siebeck for ZEIT magazine, and visited various winemakers between the Mosel Valley and Cape Town for ZEIT Editions. He will use his vast experience to give talks and run tasting sessions.

Nils Lackner from the island of Sylt is one of the most popular German sommeliers and an internationally booked wine speaker and lecturer. He is known for his progressive and interactive style and, full of hedonism and enthusiasm, takes his audience on a unique journey through the modern world of wine.

Exciting talks and entertaining tastings await!

Sea Cloud Spirit

10 nights Aug 22 to Sep 01, 2022 SCS-2227 Aug 22 Hamburg/Germany 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Hamburg.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Aug 23 Day beneath full sails Aug 24 Ostend/Belgium 13.00 22.00 The UNESCO World Heritage City of Bruges.* Aug 25 Day beneath full sails Aug 26 St Peter Port/Guernsey 13.30 19.00 Beautiful views – discover the blooming side of the island during an island tour or cliff hike.* Aug 27 Saint-Malo/France 09.00 18.00 Mont-Saint-Michel – the charm of the old Benedictine abbey or former stronghold for buccaneers – Saint-Malo.* Aug 28 Day beneath full sails Aug 29 Le Palais/Belle-Île-en-Mer 08.00 16.00 Hike along the rugged coast of Belle-Île or the many facets of Brittany’s most beautiful island.* Aug 30 La Rochelle/France 08.00 13.00 The cultural and the culinary side of La Rochelle; discover the island jewel Île de Ré by bike or the noble spirits of the Atlantic Coast – Cognac & Pineau.* Aug 31 San Sebastián (Pasajes)/Spain 14.00 23.00 City tour San Sebastián.* Sep 01 Bilbao/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2227

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 6.465 € 8.555 € 6.845 € 7.945 € 9.085 € 10.795 € 12.395

€ 6.755 € 8.845 € 7.135 € 8.235 € 9.375 € 11.085 € 12.685

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% Depending upon the circumstances, it is possible that other experts will join this cruise instead.

** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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North Sea

Atlantic Ocean La Coruña

Gijón

Bilbao

Oviedo Santiago de Compostela

Islas Cíes Leixões Porto PORTUGAL

SPAIN

Lisbon

Exclusive visit to the Guggenheim Museum included Set sail for inspiring seafaring towns, exciting cultural centers and historic pilgrimage sites: Bilbao – Lisbon A historical gem: Oviedo

Oviedo has a heart for walkers: The historic center of the Asturian capital is car-free, so the picturesque cobblestone streets with their market stalls, the impressive Cathedral of San Salvador and the pre-Romanesque stone churches are best explored on foot. Not far from the ancient town hall beats the heart of the Old Town.

Here, small streets open up into pretty plazas lined by restaurants and the famous Sidrerías.

Santiago de Compostela – a place of pilgrimage

Santiago de Compostela, one of the world’s most famous pilgrimage sites, is the final stop and climax of the Way of St James – a pilgrimage route that has been followed since the 11th century. During this time, the city’s magnificent cathedral was also established as one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Christianity, alongside Rome and Jerusalem. This building, together with the Old Town, is protected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

The Islas Cíes Nature Reserve

According to Galician legend, the Cíes archipelago is the place where God rested on the seventh day after he created the world – and it is easy to see why. The site, now a nature reserve, encompasses a substantial area of sea and three islands which, with their steep coasts, sand dunes and small forests, are perfect for individual hikes.

Sea Cloud Spirit

7 nights Sep 01 to Sep 08, 2022 SCS-2228 Sep 01 Bilbao/Spain 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Bilbao.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Special: In the evening exclusive visit to the Guggenheim Museum.

Sep 02 Gijón/Spain 13.30 23.00 Oviedo, a historical gem; Gijón – capital of the Costa Verde or Asturia’s national beverage – visit to one of the oldest cider cellars.* Sep 03 Day beneath full sails Sep 04 La Coruña/Spain 08.00 18.00 The pilgrimage destination – Santiago de Compostela or La Coruña’s cultural heritage.* Sep 05 Islas Cíes/Spain 14.00 18.00 Time at leisure or guided tour of the island with nature park guides.

Sep 06 Porto (Leixões)/Portugal 08.00 14.00 Hidden places in Porto – tradition and modernity or boat tour on the Douro with port wine tasting.* Sep 07 Cruise up the Tagus.

Lisbon/Portugal 14.00 Pure nostalgia: by streetcar through the Portuguese capital; modern Lisbon and its traditional azulejos art or Portuguese cuisine: out and about by tuk tuk.* Sep 08 Lisbon/Portugal Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2228 and SCS-2227 (page 183), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

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GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2228

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 4.685 € 6.155 € 4.955 € 5.725 € 6.525 € 7.725 € 8.855

€ 4.885 € 6.355 € 5.155 € 5.925 € 6.725 € 7.925 € 9.055

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

FRANCE

Nice

Aix-en-Provence

Cassis

St Tropez

SPAIN

Barcelona Mediterranean Sea

Mallorca

Menorca

Taster Cruise Elegantly extend the summer between Catalonia’s creative metropolis and the glamorous Côte d’Azur: Barcelona – Nice A short break from the daily routine

According to the calendar, autumn already begins at the end of September – a fact that can be ignored quite excellently in the south of France. If you don’t feel like autumn blues yet, you can sail away from everyday life for a few days towards the Côte d’Azur. On board our windjammer it’s easy to relax in the fresh sea air and sunshine.

Living Provençal style in Aix

Its successful blend of baroque elegance and a lively student scene is one of the reasons why Aix-enProvence ranks amongst France’s top five of the most popular places to live. Stroll under the old plane trees of the famous Cours Mirabeau for a taste of this Provençal capital’s history; its main boulevard is lined with small bistros and antique shops, elegant residences, fountains and boutiques.

Sea Cloud Spirit

4 nights Sep 17 to Sep 21, 2022 SCS-2230 Sep 17 Barcelona/Spain 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Barcelona.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Sep 18 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Sep 19 Cassis/France 08.00 18.00 Aix-en-Provence – artists’ mecca and university town or boat trip through the striking fjords of the Calanques.* Sep 20 St Tropez/France 13.30 23.00 Time at leisure.

Sep 21 Nice/France 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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The fjords of Provence: the Calanques

Seen from above, the small boats almost seem to float between the steep rock faces – the turquoise sea is that clear. The magical nature of the Calanques National Park is best explored from the water. More than 20 fjordlike bays cut into the wildly romantic coastline between Marseille and Cassis here, forming small sandy beaches hidden between powder-white cliffs.

Glamorous: St Tropez and the Côte d’Azur

Sun, sea and the scent of mimosas: In the 19th century, wealthy Englishmen and Russians fell in love with the Côte d’Azur: Escaping from winter, they enjoyed the serene savoir-vivre in sophisticated hotels and on palmlined promenades. St Tropez is still the most glamorous stomping ground of the rich and beautiful. Here, chic meets charm: Promenading along the marina and through the enchanting lanes, you stroll right into the world of the jetset.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2230

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 2.585 € 3.435 € 2.745 € 3.185 € 3.645 € 4.325 € 4.975

€ 2.695 € 3.545 € 2.855 € 3.295 € 3.755 € 4.435 € 5.085

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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ITALY

Lipari

Erice

Trapani

Taormina

Palermo

Marsala

ITALY

Naxos Sicily

Syracuse Noto

Mediterranean Sea Malta

Sicily to starboard – once around the multifaceted island and across 3,000 years of cultural history: Malta – Malta Sicily’s many facets

The largest of the Mediterranean islands is a fabulously diverse microcosm in its own right – with rich cultural history dating back 3,000 years, with different monuments marking each era, with Europe’s highest and most active volcano, Mount Etna, and with towns and villages featuring a character and flair all of their own.

Melting pot of cultures: Palermo

Massive northern walls, graceful oriental pointed arches, curved baroque facades – Palermo is absolutely bursting with architectural splendor. More than a thousand years ago, the city was already a thriving cultural metropolis whose cosmopolitan rulers blended Norman, Arabic and Byzantine influences. This serene mix of styles and cultures still accounts for Palermo’s unique charm today.

Syracuse: UNESCO World Heritage Site

Cicero once described Syracuse as “the greatest and most beautiful of the Greek cities”. Up to a million people – three times the population of mighty Athens – are claimed to have lived there in antiquity. This city on the small island of Ortigia was later conquered first by the Romans, then by Arabs, Byzantines and Normans.

They have left behind a unique architectural heritage: The UNESCO declared Syracuse a World Heritage Site in 2005 due to its archaeological importance.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Exciting topics, background information and fascinating facts – our expert offers talks on a whole range of subjects from his/her specialist field.

Sea Cloud Spirit

7 nights Oct 05 to Oct 12, 2022 SCS-2232 Oct 05 Valletta/Malta 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Malta.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Oct 06 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Oct 07 Trapani/Sicily 08.00 14.00 The medieval mountain village of Erice or Marsala – port of the gods and its wines.* Oct 08 Palermo/Sicily 08.00 18.00 On the trail of history – Palermo Cathedral and Palazzo Conte Federico; Daedal heritage – Teatro Massimo and Palazzo Francavilla or elaborate cathedral in Monreale.* Oct 09 Lipari/Aeolian Islands 08.00 13.00 Original and lively – guided walk through Lipari.* Oct 10 Taormina (Naxos)/Sicily 07.00 14.00 A hot-blooded beauty – up Mount Etna by cable car or Taormina – picturesque Old Town and the ancient Teatro Greco.* Oct 11 Syracuse/Sicily 08.00 14.00 The baroque town of Noto with wine tasting or guided walk through the historic Old Town Ortigia.* Oct 12 Valletta/Malta 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2232

if booked

by Nov 30, 2021 from Dec 01, 2021

€ 4.525 € 5.995 € 4.795 € 5.565 € 6.365 € 7.565 € 8.695

€ 4.725 € 6.195 € 4.995 € 5.765 € 6.565 € 7.765 € 8.895

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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ITALY

Mediterranean Sea

Menorca

Sardinia

Mallorca Cagliari

Trapani Erice

€ 250 t credi Flight rson. per pe ar b Open ed! includ

Taormina Palermo Naxos

Sicily

Syracuse Noto

ALGERIA

Malta

TUNISIA

A Sicilian evening event included Sicily’s cultural heritage, Mediterranean joie de vivre and Menorca’s natural treasures: Malta – Palma de Mallorca

Sea Cloud Spirit

10 nights Oct 12 to Oct 22, 2022 SCS-2233 Oct 12 Valletta/Malta 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Malta.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Oct 13 Syracuse/Sicily 08.00 13.30 The baroque town of Noto with wine tasting or guided walk through the historic Old Town of Ortigia.* Oct 14 Taormina (Naxos)/Sicily 06.00 14.00 A hot-blooded beauty – up Mount Etna by cable car or Taormina – picturesque Old Town and the ancient Teatro Greco.* Oct 15 Palermo/Sicily 09.00 23.00 On the trail of history – Palermo Cathedral and Palazzo Conte Federico; Daedal heritage – Teatro Massimo and Palazzo Francavilla or elaborate cathedral in Monreale.* Oct 16 Trapani/Sicily 13.30 23.00 The medieval mountain village of Erice or Marsala – port of the gods and its wines.* Special: Exclusive Sicilian farm festival.

Oct 17 Day beneath full sails Oct 18 Cagliari/Sardinia 08.00 18.00 Sardinia’s capital and its Old Town Castello; jeep tour to the WWF Monte Arcosu Nature Park or hike to the legendary stone Devil’s Saddle.* Oct 19 Day beneath full sails Oct 20 Mahón/Menorca 16.00 Time at leisure.

Oct 21 Mahón/Menorca 13.30 Naturally beautiful – green Menorca and its two capitals; idyllic insider tip – hiking in the nature reserve Platja d’es Grau or Menorca’s beautiful coastline: bike tour at Cap de Cavalleria.* Oct 22 Palma de Mallorca/Spain 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Combination: Combine trips SCS-2233 and SCS-2234 (page 188), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Erice – an antique town with a spectacular view

Like a mighty eagle’s nest, the little mountain town sits atop Mount Erice. Passing through one of the three old town gates, you are entering a medieval world of tiny crooked streets and well-worn paving stones. A highlight in every sense is the Norman Castello di Venere.

A stunning town with volcanic views: Taormina

Its list of admirers includes Goethe, Oscar Wilde and Liz Taylor. It seems the unique charm of Taormina in the north east of Sicily has always attracted famous summer visitors. One site that is particularly worth seeing is the town’s Roman amphitheater built in the 2nd century BC: From the “Teatro Greco” you can enjoy a heavenly panoramic view of Mount Etna and the Giardini Naxos Bay. Menorca – the pristine Balearic island

From the northern rugged mountain region of Tramuntana with its steep coast to gentle rolling hills and vast sandy beaches in the South: Menorca’s natural beauty has many facets. If you prefer the romantic setting of ancient narrow lanes, you will find just what you are looking for in Ciutadella, the island’s former capital.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2233 € 6.985 € 9.085 € 7.385 € 8.485 € 9.625 € 11.335 € 12.935

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices Single surcharge: Category 1-5: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Corsica

SPAIN

Mediterranean Sea Mallorca

Valencia

Palma

Ibiza Formentera

SPECIA

L:

abins Single c without ge! surchar

Taster Cruise

A short break full of Mediterranean ease between old town strolls and the sunny nature of the Balearic Islands: Palma de Mallorca – Valencia Recharge your batteries before winter

Just before the golden October turns into a grey November is the best time to refuel once more on that warm vacation feeling. On board our windjammer, you can extend the summer particularly stylishly: Sailing on a course to the Balearic Islands and the sunny “Costa de Valencia”, you will soon clear your head of the autumn routine at home.

Ibiza, multifaceted island between culture and nature

Party island, hippie retreat, natural paradise – the fact that UNESCO designated Ibiza a “mixed world heritage site” is significant. The Balearic beauty simply offers an incredible number of facets to fall in love with: While in Ibiza’s Old Town the flair of the small cobblestone streets enchants, the surrounding countryside impresses with imposing rocky coasts and fragrant pine forests. One place where Ibiza’s natural energy can be experienced in a particularly luxurious setting is the exclusive Atzaró Retreat – a spectacular country hotel in the heart of the island. Here, yoga and wellness amidst extensive orange groves bring the senses, body and mind into harmony.

A fascinating mix in Valencia

Many bygone eras have left their mark on Valencia, but this historical legacy is juxtaposed with an impressive mixture of magnificent modern buildings. It is this vast spectrum that gives the city its unique appeal. The offbeat design of the opera house appears futuristic, with the building situated in an expansive museum and park district that stretches from the city center all the way to the coast.

Sea Cloud Spirit

4 nights Oct 22 to Oct 26, 2022 SCS-2234 Oct 22 Palma de Mallorca/Spain 23.00 Guests arrive individually in Palma de Mallorca.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Oct 23 Cruising off Formentera Ibiza/Spain 16.30 Time at leisure.

Oct 24 Ibiza/Spain 13.00 Old town charm in Ibiza or pure relaxation in the spectacular sanctuary of the Atzaró Retreat Center.* Oct 25 Valencia/Spain 13.00 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava or the Turia Gardens by bike.* Oct 26 Valencia/Spain Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2234 and SCS-2233 (page 187), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person (Single cabins without surcharge**)

Category

GTY double cabin** E D C B A

SCS-2234 € 2.695 € 2.855 € 3.295 € 3.755 € 4.435 € 5.085

** limited allotment (allocation of guaranteed double cabins starts with Cat. E) See page 212 for included services

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Valencia Ibiza

SPECIALS:

Seville Jerez de la Frontera

Ï

Cádiz

ins • Single cab rcharge su t withou edit • € 250 Flight cr per person included!

• Open bar

Atlantic Ocean

Málaga

Mediterranean Sea Tangier Tétouan Chefchaouen M0ROCCO

ALGERIA

Casablanca

Where the SEA CLOUD II and SEA CLOUD SPIRIT meet to sail side by side between Spain and Morocco: Valencia – Casablanca Málaga – city of culture

Much more than just “Costa” and “Sol”: As the second largest city in Andalusia, in recent years Málaga has evolved into a true destination of culture. Next to classic sites like the cathedral and the Moorish Alcazaba, Picasso’s birthplace entices with suprisingly varied museums that focus on topics from archaeology and modern art to automobile design, wine and glass.

World cultural heritage all in white: Tétouan

It is quite obvious why the city bears the poetic epithet “white dove of the Mediterranean”. Tétouan’s whitewashed houses speckle the mountainsides like brilliant splashes of color – simply picturesque. Hidden behind the thick city wall is the lively Medina. With its backyards, narrow archways and Moorish-Andalusian mix of styles, it is considered one of the most authentic in Morocco.

Mohammed VI likes to spend his summers in the green and white royal palace of Tétouan.

Seville, the capital of Andalusia

Visiting Seville, you walk right into Spain’s eventful history – past the stony witnesses of its Moorish past and the glorious times as a maritime trade hub. Above the narrow lanes of the old town and the palm-fringed squares emerges the imposing Giralda: Originally built as a minaret of the main mosque, it was later incorporated into the cathedral as its bell tower.

Sea Cloud Spirit

9 nights Oct 26 to Nov 04, 2022 SCS-2235 Oct 26 Valencia/Spain Guests arrive individually in Valencia.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Oct 27 Valencia/Spain 13.30 Historic Valencia and the modern world of Calatrava or the Turia Gardens by bike.* Sail together with the SEA CLOUD II. Oct 28 Ibiza/Spain 08.00 13.00 Old town charm in Ibiza or pure relaxation in the spectacular sanctuary of the Atzaró Retreat Center.* Oct 29 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD II Oct 30 Málaga/Spain 17.00 Special: Pure nostalgia – an evening at the classic car Automobile Museum.

Oct 31 Málaga/Spain 13.30 Málaga with street art of the Soho quarter or “Urban Hike” – hike from the Castillo de Gibralfaro.* Nov 01 Tangier/Morocco 08.00 23.00 City tour with Hercules Grotto and Cape Spartel; Chefchaouen – the “Blue City” or Tétouan – “Granada’s daughter”.* Nov 02 Cádiz/Spain 08.00 19.00 Sherry tasting in Jerez de la Frontera or Moorish-Christian heritage in Andalusia’s capital Seville.* Nov 03 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD II Nov 04 Casablanca/Morocco 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person (Single cabins without surcharge**) Category

GTY double cabin** E D C B A

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2235 and SCS-2236 (page 191), and save 10% on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip.

SCS-2235 € 6.325 € 6.675 € 7.645 € 8.695 € 10.235 € 11.685

Deduct a flight bonus of € 250 per person from these prices ** limited allotment (allocation of guaranteed double cabins starts with Cat. E) See page 212 for included services

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Special Offer

Mysterious Morocco and five contrasting island sisters: Casablanca – Las Palmas Windjammer rendezvous off the Canaries

Few and far between are the occasions, on which one can experience two fascinating windjammers together and directly compare their maneuvers. Sailing from Casablanca to Tenerife, the two SEA CLOUD sisters follow the same course for several days. When both yachts glide along side by side under full sail, they offer a truly breathtaking spectacle.

Fertile oasis: the Berber town of Taroudant

Halfway between the sunny coast and the snow-capped peaks of the High Atlas, Taroudant lies in the middle of the fertile Sous Valley. For centuries, caravans passed through the old Berber town, which is still entered through one of the oriental town gates today. Hidden behind the mighty rammed-earth city wall is the fairy-tale Medina with its bustling souks, where handicrafts, spices and the famous Argan oil are sold.

The diversity of the Canary Islands

Lanzarote, Tenerife, La Gomera, El Hierro and Gran Canaria – on this cruise you will visit five of the seven Canary Islands and can get to know their different characters. The mix of urban experience and magnificent nature is particularly exciting: Whereas in cosmopolitan Las Palmas you may stroll along endless beach promenades, in tranquil San Sebastián you can wander through quaint narrow lanes and marvel at magical cloud forests and craggy volcanic cauldrons in the islands’ national parks. On Lanzarote, César Manrique incorporated nature into his surrealist art: The painter, architect and sculptor created colorful wind chimes and wall mosaics and creatively redesigned lava caves into living spaces.

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2236 and SCS-2235 (page 189) or SCS-2237 (page 192), and save 10% on the cruise-only rates of the lower-priced trip.

Sea Cloud Spirit

8 nights Nov 04 to Nov 12, 2022 SCS-2236 Nov 04 Casablanca/Morocco 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Casablanca.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Nov 05 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD II Nov 06 Agadir/Morocco 08.00 20.00 The fascinating Berber city of Taroudant and its unique history or insights into Moroccan life – into the hinterland by quad bike.* Nov 07 Sailing day with the SEA CLOUD II Nov 08 Arrecife/Lanzarote 08.00 14.00 Best of Lanzarote – wine, Timple & César Manrique; trike tour through the volcanic landscape or hike through Timanfaya National Park.* Nov 09 Santa Cruz/Tenerife 13.00 24.00 UNESCO World Natural Heritage Las Cañadas del Teide; old capital La Laguna and avant-garde Santa Cruz or jeep tour to the picturesque mountain village of Taganana.* Nov 10 Puerto de la Estaca/El Hierro 13.30 23.00 Panoramas of a multifarious natural jewel; snorkeling in the protected marine reserve or taking it easy while on the move: to the northeast on an e-bike.* Nov 11 San Sebastián/La Gomera 08.00 13.30 UNESCO World Heritage Garajonay National Park; whale and dolphin watching off La Gomera’s coast or culture of the whistling language “El Silbo” in the mountain village of Arure.* Nov 12 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 07.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** E D C B A

SCS-2236 1st guest or single occupancy**

2nd guest

€ 4.995 € 5.295 € 6.185 € 7.095 € 8.475 € 9.765

50 % in the same cabin

** limited allotment (allocation of guaranteed double cabins starts with Cat. E) See page 212 for included services

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When the trade winds billow the 4,100 m2 (44,100 sq ft) sailcloth of the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT, not only the hearts of sailing enthusiasts beat faster. Driven by the constant forces of the wind, the traditional tall ship follows the course of ancient routes of discovery. Where modern comfort turns the passage into a wellness trip, manual work and tradition are still very important when setting the sails: Follow the well-rehearsed procedures of the sailors from up close and learn everything worth knowing about the freedom of crossing the Atlantic.

To the Caribbean in the tracks of Columbus

SAILING

It is almost impossible to sail across the Atlantic on the Columbus route without constantly being drawn into his world of thought. Unlike the famous explorer, however, we know what lies beyond the seemingly endless horizon at the end of the blue ocean: The island paradises of the Caribbean are waiting to greet you with summer temperatures after fantastic days of sailing. And so during the next 16 days: sit back and enjoy, because the journey is the destination.

Destination: Relaxation

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SAILING

Great adventures do not always have to involve great exertion: the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT offers an ideal mix combining the romantic atmosphere of a windjammer with the superior comfort of a cruise ship. Enjoy magnificent sunsets from your private balcony or while working out with modern cardio equipment in the fitness area. Feel the salty Atlantic breeze blow away your last everyday thoughts in the deck chair during the day. In the evening, enjoy the steam bath and Finnish sauna in the fine spa area, the sounds of the onboard Steinway grand piano in the lounge, and carefully selected culinary delights.

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16 nights Nov 12 to Nov 28, 2022 SCS-2237 Nov 12 Las Palmas/Gran Canaria 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Las Palmas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Nov 13 Beneath full sails (until Nov 27) Driven by the constant trade winds, you will sail – often even overnight – across the Atlantic. From watching the first setting of the sails to the sight of the Caribbean islands, the course is set for relaxation. Far away from everyday life, you can comfortably and delightfully live out your personal spirit of discovery on board.

Nov 28 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

Combination: Combine trips SCS-2237 and SCS-2236 (page 191) or SCS-2238 (page 193), and save 10% on the cruise-only rates of the lower-priced trip.

Our travel tip: Gran Canaria In order to be absolutely sure that your luggage will accompany you on the Atlantic crossing, we recommend that you arrive in Las Palmas at least a day in advance: Pre-cruise stay in Las Palmas from Nov 11 to Nov 12, 2022.

1One night/breakfast night bed andinbreakfast a first-class in a first-class hotel including hotel including island tripisland and trip transfer and transfer to the ship. to the ship.

Surcharge: € 195 per person in a double room € 285 per person in a single room Minimum number of participants: 10 people

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2237

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 10.335 € 13.695 € 10.965 € 12.725 € 14.535 € 17.295 € 19.875

€ 10.795 € 14.155 € 11.425 € 13.185 € 14.995 € 17.755 € 20.335

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

Isla Culebrita Puerto Rico Isla Vieques

Virgin Gorda St John St Maarten St Barthélemy

A colorful Caribbean break between the US and British Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico: St Maarten – St Maarten Sailor’s paradise: the British and US Virgin Islands

With their more than 100 islets and riffs, most of which are uninhabited, the British and US Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Sailing enthusiasts from all over the world are drawn to this tropic sailing paradise; and in the rustic beach bars, everyone is welcomed by the crowd – whether luxury yacht owner or single-handed sailor. With your feet in the sand as you gaze out over green hills and the tranquil sea, you will soon forget about your everyday routine back home.

San Juan: vivacity in the Old Town

Where the streets narrow, colorful houses are crowding, and the cobblestones shimmer with a blueish tinge, the Old Town of San Juan still exists in all its colonial splendor.

From the anchorage of the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT, the historic quarter with its Caribbean joie de vivre, its countless bars, restaurants and shops, can easily be explored on foot.

Culebrita, uninhabited beach island

The ruin of an old lighthouse is the only building on Culebrita as the little coral island is uninhabited – by humans at least. Birds, tortoises and other sea dwellers feel all the more at home here, because the hidden isle with its six dream beaches is entirely protected by an environmental conservation order.

Sea Cloud Spirit

7 nights Nov 28 to Dec 05, 2022 SCS-2238 Nov 28 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Nov 29 Day beneath full sails Nov 30 San Juan/Puerto Rico 08.00 23.00 San Juan and the World Heritage Site of the El Morro Fortress or tropical El Yunque National Park and supreme flavors of the Hacienda Muñoz coffee plantation.* Dec 01 Isla Culebrita/Puerto Rico 08.00 12.00 Morning at the beach.

Esperanza/Isla Vieques 17.00 23.00 Bio bay kayak tour – glowing bay by night.* Dec 02 Cruz Bay/St John 13.30 23.00 Coastal hike in the Virgin Islands National Park; relax on one of the dream beaches or snorkeling.* Dec 03 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 08.00 18.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Dec 04 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Dec 05 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Combination: You can combine the trips SCS-2238 and SCS-2239. See page 194 for details and prices.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 385 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 755 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 575 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.145 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2238

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 4.075 € 5.435 € 4.335 € 5.025 € 5.745 € 6.825 € 7.865

€ 4.275 € 5.635 € 4.535 € 5.225 € 5.945 € 7.025 € 8.065

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Virgin Gorda San Juan Isla Culebrita St Puerto Rico Isla John Vieques

St Maarten St Barthélemy

Caribbean Sea St Lucia Bequia Curaçao Bonaire Grenada

Colonial heritage in Puerto Rico, dream beaches on the Virgin Islands, and the Dutch flair of the ABC Islands: St Maarten – Curaçao

Sea Cloud Spirit

14 nights Nov 28 to Dec 12, 2022 SCS-223839 Nov 28 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Nov 29 Day beneath full sails Nov 30 San Juan/Puerto Rico 08.00 23.00 San Juan and the World Heritage Site of the El Morro Fortress or tropical El Yunque National Park and supreme flavors of the Hacienda Muñoz coffee plantation.* Dec 01 Isla Culebrita/Puerto Rico 08.00 12.00 Morning at the beach.

Esperanza/Isla Vieques 17.00 23.00 Bio bay kayak tour – glowing bay by night.* Dec 02 Cruz Bay/St John 13.30 23.00 Coastal hike in the Virgin Islands National Park; relax on one of the dream beaches or snorkeling.* Dec 03 North Sound/Virgin Gorda 08.00 18.00 The rock formations “The Baths” (alternatively Spring Bay) or snorkeling.* Dec 04 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 13.30 Drive across the jetset island or snorkeling.* Dec 05 Gustavia/St Barthélemy 05.00 Philipsburg/St Maarten 08.00 19.00 Dec 06 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

Dec 07 Soufrière/St Lucia 09.00 17.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 08 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Dec 09 St George’s/Grenada 08.00 13.30 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.* Dec 10 Day beneath full sails Dec 11 Kralendijk/Bonaire 14.00 23.00 The Gotomeer lagoon and its flamingos or snorkeling.* Dec 12 Willemstad/Curaçao 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Sailor’s paradise: the British and US Virgin Islands

With their more than 100 islets and riffs, most of which are uninhabited, the British and US Virgin Islands are a real dream destination. Sailing enthusiasts from all over the world are drawn to this tropic sailing paradise; and in the rustic beach bars, everyone is welcomed by the crowd – whether luxury yacht owner or single-handed sailor.

Relaxed luxury on St Barths

Ever since billionaire David Rockefeller discovered the island for himself in the 1960s, St Barthélemy has been a favorite destination for the international jetset. You spend some time on one of the glorious beaches, then stroll along the luxurious promenade, and bring the day to a relaxed close enjoying a sundowner while gazing at the impressive private yachts in Gustavia’s harbor.

The natural beauty of Bonaire

Bonaire is a true paradise for nature lovers. While the breathtaking view on land features craggy coastlines, extraordinary cactus deserts, winding mangrove forests, shocking pink flamingoes and gorgeous beaches, underwater quite another magical world unfolds.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-223839

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 7.335 € 9.785 € 7.795 € 9.035 € 10.335 € 12.285 € 14.155

€ 7.695 € 10.145 € 8.155 € 9.395 € 10.695 € 12.645 € 14.515

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Caribbean summer wind, pastel-colored Dutch island flair, and relaxed joie de vivre: St. Maarten – Curaçao The magnificent Pitons of St Lucia

Gros and Petit Piton, the two famous volcanic plugs that tower over St Lucia, could have come straight out of a tropical storybook. They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offer a spectacular panorama as the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT sails closely alongside their slopes.

Hidden Caribbean paradise: Bequia

It might be better not to be too enthusiastic about Bequia, for it to remain such a charming insider’s tip.

Unimpressed by trends and hustle and bustle, the Grenadine island has retained its natural Caribbean flair. Here, the mind immediately switches to barefoot mode: With cold beer and reggae, locals and sailors sit together in small beach bars and live easily into the day.

Grenada – the island of spice

Although Grenada has been blessed with around 45 picture-perfect beaches, the country’s real treasure remains its lush, green island interior. Deep volcanic lakes, dense rainforests, waterfalls and small river courses form the primordial backdrop for the island’s sugar cane fields and spice plantations. Not surprising that the scent of cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg hangs in the air.

Sea Cloud Spirit

7 nights Dec 05 to Dec 12, 2022 SCS-2239 Dec 05 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Dec 06 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing.

Dec 07 Soufrière/St Lucia 09.00 17.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 08 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Dec 09 St George’s/Grenada 08.00 13.30 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.* Dec 10 Day beneath full sails Dec 11 Kralendijk/Bonaire 14.00 23.00 The Gotomeer lagoon and its flamingos or snorkeling.* Dec 12 Willemstad/Curaçao 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Combination: Our travel tip: St Maarten Prolong your stay individually on the island of St Maarten at the exclusive Hotel Belmond La Samanna.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 385 per person per night in a de luxe double room € 755 per person per night in a de luxe single room € 575 per person per night in a suite, double occupancy € 1.145 per person per night in a suite, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

Our travel tip: Curaçao Prolong your stay individually on the island of Curaçao at the exclusive Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 165 p.p. and night in the Ocean View Room, double occupancy € 275 p.p. and night in the Ocean View Room, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

You can combine trips SCS-2239 and SCS-2238 (details on page 194) or SCS-2240 (details on page 196).

Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2239

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 4.075 € 5.435 € 4.335 € 5.025 € 5.745 € 6.825 € 7.865

€ 4.275 € 5.635 € 4.535 € 5.225 € 5.945 € 7.025 € 8.065

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Puerto Rico

Cuba Haiti

Dom. Republic

St Maarten

Jamaica

Caribbean Sea St Lucia Aruba Curaçao Puerto Limón

Costa Rica

Bonaire

Bequia Grenada

Cartagena

Colón

Bocas del Toro PANAMA Panama City COLOMBIA

VENEZUELA

Special Offer On Caribbean winds from green island paradises to the colorful joie de vivre of old colonial towns: St Maarten – Panama City (Colón)

Sea Cloud Spirit

16 nights Dec 05 to Dec 21, 2022 SCS-223940 Dec 05 Philipsburg/St Maarten 19.00 Guests arrive individually in St Maarten.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Dec 06 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. The First Officer will provide deeper insights into the fascinating world of a tall ship.

Dec 07 Soufrière/St Lucia 09.00 17.00 Excursion to the tropical garden with its colorful flora and fauna and on to volcanic sulphur springs or snorkeling.* Dec 08 Port Elizabeth/Bequia 13.30 23.00 Small island tour and visit to a turtle sanctuary* or afternoon at the beach.

Dec 09 St George’s/Grenada 08.00 13.30 On the trail of the spices; hike up green Morne Gazo or transfer to the beach.* Dec 10 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. This day beneath full sails gives you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

Dec 11 Kralendijk/Bonaire 14.00 23.00 The Gotomeer lagoon and its flamingos or snorkeling.* Dec 12 Willemstad/Curaçao 08.00 19.00 Dec 13 Oranjestad/Aruba 08.00 14.00 Hike in the Aruba Arikok National Park; Aloe Vera and Aruba’s striking hinterland – discover the island or day at the beach.*

Dec 14 Day beneath full sails Setting sails traditionally by hand – watch as our sailors climb the shrouds and tighten the lines so the heavy canvas can catch the Caribbean trade winds.

Dec 15 Cartagena/Colombia 16.00 An afternoon full of flavor with exquisite rum and fine chocolate.* Dec 16 Cartagena/Colombia 13.30 On foot through the imposing Old Town with the colorful neighborhood of Getsemani or the traditions in the Boquilla Mangrove.* Dec 17 Day beneath full sails Soak up the sun, feel the wind in your hair and live for the moment.

Dec 18 Bocas del Toro/Panama 14.00 19.00 Boat tour through the dazzling island world of Bocas del Toro or afternoon at the beach.* Dec 19 Puerto Limón/Costa Rica 08.00 18.00 Giant trees in the Veragua National Park; the biodiversity of the Tortuguero channels by boat or Cahuita National Park – tropical forest in a prime beach location.* Dec 20 Day beneath full sails Dec 21 Panama City (Colón)/Panama 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change!

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* These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: St Maarten See page 195 for prices and details.

Less time?

This cruise can also be booked in two sections: Dec 05 to Dec 12, 2022 St Maarten – Curaçao SCS-2239 (p. 195) Dec 12 to Dec 21, 2022 Curaçao – Colón SCS-2240 (p. 197)

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GTY double cabin** F Single cab., outside E D C B A

SCS-223940

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 9.295 € 12.325 € 9.925 € 11.395 € 12.995 € 15.355 € 17.635

€ 7.935 € 10.775 € 8.515 € 9.915 € 11.415 € 13.645 € 15.775

€ 8.345 € 11.185 € 8.925 € 10.325 € 11.825 € 14.055 € 16.185

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

Aruba

Puerto Limón

Curaçao

Cartagena

Costa Rica

Bocas del Toro

Colón

Panama City

VENEZUELA

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Pacific Ocean

Special Offer Simply letting go and taking it easy – sail with the tall ship under the trade winds from the ABC Islands to Panama: Curaçao – Panama City (Colón) The colorful diversity of the ABC islands

As practical as it is to subsume them as the ABC islands – the three Antilles beauties cannot be pigeonholed. On this trip, you will get to know two of the islands: While aloe plants and giant cacti dot the barren hills in Aruba's Arikok National Park, Curaçao contrasts with candy-colored colonial architecture.

Cartagena’s colonial center

When in the old days, the Spanish fleet entered the port twice a year to sell weapons and horses and load gold, silver and gems, all of Cartagena was out and about.

Founded in 1533, the historic town exudes the flair of colonial times until today. With its colorful houses, Andalusian palaces and numerous churches, the historical center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The green channels of Tortuguero National Park

The park measures 20,000 hectares and is located directly on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. Traveling through the park by boat, one immediately notices its extensive system of canals and lagoons. This forms the optimal habitat for countless animal species, among them parrots, toucans, sloths, caimans, monkeys, and also turtles.

Combination: You can combine trips SCS-2240 and SCS-2239 (see page 196 for details). Combine trips SCS-2240 and SCS-2241 and take advantage of our very attractive cruise extension offer. See details and prices on page 199.

Our travel tip: Curaçao Prolong your stay individually on the island of Curaçao at the exclusive Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort.

Surcharge including breakfast: € 165 p.p. and night in the Ocean View Room, double occupancy € 275 p.p. and night in the Ocean View Room, single occupancy Availability on your desired date on request.

Sea Cloud Spirit

9 nights Dec 12 to Dec 21, 2022 SCS-2240 Dec 12 Willemstad/Curaçao 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Curaçao.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Dec 13 Oranjestad/Aruba 08.00 14.00 Hike in the Aruba Arikok National Park; Aloe Vera and Aruba’s striking hinterland – discover the island or day at the beach.* Dec 14 Day beneath full sails Comfortably recline in a deck chair watching the crew climb into the shrouds and set the sails.

Dec 15 Cartagena/Colombia 16.00 An afternoon full of flavor with exquisite rum and fine chocolate.* Dec 16 Cartagena/Colombia 13.30 On foot through the imposing Old Town with the colorful neighborhood of Getsemani or the traditions in the Boquilla Mangrove.* Dec 17 Day beneath full sails Dec 18 Bocas del Toro/Panama 14.00 19.00 Boat tour through the dazzling island world of Bocas del Toro or afternoon at the beach.* Dec 19 Puerto Limón/Costa Rica 08.00 18.00 Giant trees in the Veragua National Park; the biodiversity of the Tortuguero channels by boat or Cahuita National Park – tropical forest in a prime beach location.* Dec 20 Day beneath full sails Dec 21 Panama City (Colón)/Panama 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cab., outside E D C B A

SCS-2240

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 5.445 € 7.245 € 5.835 € 6.695 € 7.645 € 9.035 € 10.375

€ 4.735 € 6.535 € 5.125 € 5.985 € 6.935 € 8.325 € 9.665

€ 4.995 € 6.795 € 5.385 € 6.245 € 7.195 € 8.585 € 9.925

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Caribbean Sea

Colonial heritage in Nicaragua, fascinating flora and fauna in Costa Rica and the Panama Canal experience.

Fascinating Panama Canal

Léon – liberal and spiritual centre

This masterpiece of engineering art has been connecting the Pacific with the Atlantic for more than 100 years.

In 2016, its extension was opened: Within nine years, 40,000 workers had used 192,000 tons of steel in order to enable the passage of giant freighters carrying up to 14,000 containers. Passing through the mighty locks during the day is a rather special experience.

In a competition to find the most exciting city in all of Nicaragua, Léon would come out on top. The city breathes history. The revolution seems omnipresent in the hearts of its inhabitants and on the walls of their homes. From here come heroes, but also the writers and thinkers of the country. Architecturally, Léon also has much to offer: Surrounded by charming cafés and colonial houses, the “Basilica Catedral de La Asuncion” forms the center of the city. It is the largest cathedral of Central America and, in 2011, was included by UNESCO in the World Heritage List.

Megacity in the jungle: Panama City

As an international trade center, gate to the Panama Canal and starting point for excursions to spectacular national parks, Panama City has evolved into a lively trend metropolis. Away from the sparkling skyline, time still moves at a different pace in the old quarter of the Casco Viejo: Strolling along grand old boulevards lined with bougainvillea is like walking right back into colonial times.

Costa Rica’s national parks – a green paradise

As more than a quarter of Costa Rica’s land is protected in the form of nature reserves, it provides a safe home for a truly unbelievable variety of flora and fauna. There seems to be no end to the natural highlights that await you in this peaceful little country, which has had no armed forces since 1948. The numerous national parks boast majestic volcanic craters and mysterious cloud forests alongside picturesque beaches and evergreen rainforests.

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Granada – a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Situated picturesquely at the foot of a volcano and on the shore of a lake, the Nicaraguan town of Granada never ceases to conjure up stunning views of the natural and the man-made. Founded by the Spanish in 1524, it was one of the most influential towns in Central America for around 200 years. It is still considered an insider tip among the region’s colonial pearls. The significance of its historical legacy has earned it a very special seal of approval: a place on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

You are bound to have some questions about all the fascinating flora and fauna found in the national parks we visit on our trip. For that reason, a scientist, who knows all there is to know about the region’s varying ecosystems, will be on board to provide you with the answers. He/she will be joining us for the entire journey, giving talks and accompanying us on excursions.

Léon

NICARAGUA

Granada Lake Nicaragua

San Juan del Sur

Atlantic Ocean

Playas del Coco Puntarenas San José Curú COSTA RICA Islas Herradura Tortugas Quepos

Colón Panama Canal

Golfito PANAMA

Panama City

Pearl Islands

Pacific Ocean

Christmas & New Year’s Eve Blissful holiday season filled with national parks, natural beaches and cultural cities: Panama City (Colón) – San José (Puntarenas)

Sea Cloud Spirit

14 nights Dec 21, 2022 to Jan 04, 2023 SCS-2241 Dec 21 Panama City (Colón)/Panama 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Colón.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Dec 22 Day sailing through the Panama Canal from approximately 06.00 to 18.00 hrs.

Dec 23 Pearl Islands/Panama 08.00 13.30 Dec 24 Christmas Eve under sails 4,100 m2 (44,100 sq ft) of sailcloth unfold for a great day of sailing – enjoy a relaxed start to Christmas Eve. Dec 25 Golfito/Costa Rica 08.00 13.30 The enchanting El Chorro waterfall in Piedras Blancas National Park or take the catamaran to watch the dolphins.* Dec 26 Herradura/Costa Rica 08.00 13.30 Carara National Park with boat trip on the Crocodile River or “a walk in lofty heights” and Pura Vida Garden.* 06.00 11.00 Dec 27 Curú/Costa Rica Curú Wildlife Refuge.* Islas Tortugas/Costa Rica 14.00 22.00 Day at the beach and snorkeling.

Dec 28 Quepos/Costa Rica 06.00 14.00 Manuel Antonio National Park; rainforest hike with Hacienda Baru or boat tour through the winding channels of the mangrove forest.*

Dec 29 Day beneath full sails Dec 30 Corinto/Nicaragua 08.00 18.00 University city of Léon with its beautiful churches and colonial architecture or hike to the black “Cerro Negro” volcano.* Dec 31 San Juan del Sur/Nicaragua 08.00 UNESCO World Heritage City of Granada with boat trip on Lake Nicaragua or with a trip to the Masaya Volcano National Park.* In the evening on board: Temperaments of Central America – starting the new year on a high note.

Jan 01 San Juan del Sur/Nicaragua 08.00 New Year’s Day under sails 06.00 14.00 Jan 02 Playas del Coco/Costa Rica Boat tour through a bird paradise – Palo Verde National Park or horseback riding and rafting in the Cañón de la Vieja.* Jan 03 Day beneath full sails Jan 04 San José (Puntarenas)/Costa Rica 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: ABC Islands & Panama Prolong your cruise for an extra seven nights on board from Curaçao to Panama City (Colón) from Dec 14 to Dec 21, 2022 (SCS-2240 page 197) at our attractive extension price (see cruise rates box).

This offer is only available in combination with the SCS-2241 in the same cabin category. The early booking incentive and other discounts are not available for these rates.

GTY double cabin** F Single cab., outside E D C B A

SCS-2240 Extension price

€ € € € € € €

4.200 5.500 4.200 5.000 5.700 7.000 8.000

SCS-2241

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 8.655 € 11.375 € 9.175 € 10.555 € 11.995 € 14.155 € 16.225

€ 9.055 € 11.775 € 9.575 € 10.955 € 12.395 € 14.555 € 16.625

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Corinto

An area that has it all: fascinating flora and fauna, national parks and impressive cities.

Costa Rica’s Pacific coast: perfect sailing waters

The sea surrounding Costa Rica is the perfect place for sailing – and the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT is the perfect yacht to sail in. Our ship will cruise between the far-flung national parks, ensuring that you arrive completely refreshed and ready to begin each new adventure on land.

Small countries with a lot of natural diversity: Costa Rica and Panama

As small as Panama and Costa Rica appear on the map, they are home to more species of plants and animals than can be found in all of Northern America and Europe combined. Both countries have placed more than a quarter of their total area under protection and offer the impressive number of more than 200 national parks, forest reserves and game sanctuaries. During this trip, a multitude of different landscapes presents itself – from rain forests and tropical flower paradises to mystical mangrove woods and beautiful beaches.

Fascinating Panama Canal

This masterpiece of engineering art has been connecting the Pacific with the Atlantic for more than 100 years.

In 2016, its extension was opened: Within nine years, 40,000 workers had used 192,000 tons of steel in order to enable the passage of giant freighters carrying up to 14,000 containers. Passing through the mighty locks during the day is a rather special experience.

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San Blas: Guna culture under palm trees

Time seems to stand still in the San Blas Archipelago.

Here, the Guna people still live as their ancestors did: Hammocks sway in bamboo huts; and in front of them women sew molas, brightly colored works of fabric art.

The fascinating culture of the islands can be discovered at leisure: Because the Guna want to preserve their customs, they do not allow mass tourism in their paradise.

Megacity in the jungle: Panama City

As an international trade center, gate to the Panama Canal and starting point for excursions to spectacular national parks, Panama City has evolved into a lively trend metropolis. Away from the sparkling skyline, time still moves at a different pace in the old quarter of the Casco Viejo: Strolling along grand old boulevards lined with bougainvillea is like walking right back into colonial times.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

You are bound to have some questions about all the fascinating flora and fauna found in the national parks we visit during this cruise. For that reason, a scientist who knows all there is to know about the region’s varying ecosystems will be on board to provide you with the answers.

He/she will be joining us for the entire journey, giving talks and accompanying us on excursions.

NICARAGUA

San Juan del Sur Atlantic Ocean

Playas del Coco COSTA RICA Puntarenas

San José

Herradura Quepos

Colón

Panama City

Panama Canal

Golfito

PANAMA

San Blas Archipelago

Pearl Islands

Pacific Ocean

Special Offer (SCS-2301) From the magnificent natural treasures of Costa Rica and Panama through the impressive Panama Canal: San José (Puntarenas) – Panama City (Colón)

Sea Cloud Spirit

11 nights Jan 04 to Jan 15, 2023 SCS-2301 Jan 26 to Feb 06, 2023 SCS-2303 Day 1 San José (Puntarenas)/Costa Rica 22.00 Guests arrive individually in Puntarenas.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. 08.00 14.00 Day 2 Herradura/Costa Rica Carara National Park with boat trip on the Crocodile River or “a walk in lofty heights” and Pura Vida Garden.* 06.00 14.00 Day 3 Quepos/Costa Rica Manuel Antonio National Park; rainforest hike with Hacienda Baru or boat tour through the winding channels of the mangrove forest.* Day 4 Playas del Coco/Costa Rica 06.00 14.00 Boat tour through a bird paradise – Palo Verde National Park or horseback riding and rafting in the Cañón de la Vieja.* 08.00 18.00 Day 5 San Juan del Sur/Nicaragua UNESCO World Heritage City of Granada with boat trip on Lake Nicaragua or with a trip to the Masaya Volcano National Park.* Day 6 Day beneath full sails Climbing the rigging, untying ropes, setting sails – today is all about sailing. Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the passionate crew hoisting the sails by hand.

Day 7

Golfito/Costa Rica 08.00 14.00 The enchanting El Chorro waterfall in Piedras Blancas National Park or take the catamaran to watch the dolphins.* Day 8 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. This day beneath full sails gives you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

Day 9 Pearl Islands/Panama 14.00 19.00 Afternoon at the beach.

Day 10 Day sailing through the Panama Canal from approximately 06.00 to 18.00 hrs.

Day 11 San Blas Archipelago/Panama 08.00 13.30 Visit to the indigenous Guna people.* Day 12 Panama City (Colón)/Panama 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

SCS-2301

SCS-2303

from Jul 01, 2022

from Jul 01, 2022

GTY double cabin** F Single cab., outside E D C B A

€ 6.845 € 9.045 € 7.295 € 8.395 € 9.575 € 11.335 € 12.985

€ 7.395 € 9.595 € 7.845 € 8.945 € 10.125 € 11.885 € 13.535

Early booking incentive per person if booked until Jun 30, 2022

€

€

310

310

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Granada Lake Nicaragua

Central America up close: dream islands, cultural cities and majestic volcanoes.

Small countries with a lot of natural diversity: Costa Rica and Panama

Costa Rica’s national parks – a green paradise

As small as Panama and Costa Rica appear on the map, they are home to more species of plants and animals than can be found in all of Northern America and Europe combined. Both countries have placed more than a quarter of their total area under protection and offer the impressive number of more than 200 national parks, forest reserves and game sanctuaries. During this trip, a multitude of different landscapes presents itself – from rain forests and tropical flower paradises to mystical mangrove woods and beautiful beaches.

As more than a quarter of Costa Rica’s land is protected in the form of nature reserves, it provides a safe home for a truly unbelievable variety of flora and fauna. There seems to be no end to the natural highlights that await you in this peaceful little country, which has had no armed forces since 1948. The numerous national parks boast majestic volcanic craters and mysterious cloud forests alongside picturesque beaches and evergreen rainforests.

Fascinating Panama Canal

The sea surrounding Costa Rica is the perfect place for sailing – and the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT is the perfect yacht to sail in. Our ship will cruise between the far-flung national parks, ensuring that you arrive completely refreshed and ready to begin each new adventure on land.

This masterpiece of engineering art has been connecting the Pacific with the Atlantic for more than 100 years.

In 2016, its extension was opened: Within nine years, 40,000 workers had used 192,000 tons of steel in order to enable the passage of giant freighters carrying up to 14,000 containers. Passing through the mighty locks during the day is a rather special experience.

Granada – a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Situated picturesquely at the foot of a volcano and on the shore of a lake, the Nicaraguan town of Granada never ceases to conjure up stunning views of the natural and the man-made. Founded by the Spanish in 1524, it was one of the most influential towns in Central America for around 200 years. It is still considered an insider tip among the region’s colonial pearls. The significance of its historical legacy has earned it a very special seal of approval: a place on the UNESCO World Heritage Site List.

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Costa Rica’s Pacific coast: perfect sailing waters

A lecturer accompanies the trip

You are bound to have some questions about all the fascinating flora and fauna found in the national parks we visit during this cruise. For that reason, a scientist who knows all there is to know about the region’s varying ecosystems will be on board to provide you with the answers. He/she will be joining us for the entire journey, giving talks and accompanying us on excursions.

NICARAGUA

San Juan del Sur Atlantic Ocean

Playas del Coco COSTA RICA Puntarenas Curú San José Islas Herradura Tortugas Quepos

Colón

Panama City

Panama Canal

Golfito

PANAMA

Pearl Islands

Pacific Ocean

Engineering marvel and natural wonders – through the Panama Canal to magnificent national parks: Panama City (Colón) – San José (Puntarenas)

SEA CLOUD SPIRIT

11 nights Jan 15 to Jan 26, 2023 SCS-2302 Jan 15 Panama City (Colón)/Panama 19.00 Guests arrive individually in Colón.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Jan 16 Day sailing through the Panama Canal from approximately 06.00 to 18.00 hrs.

Jan 17 Pearl Islands/Panama 08.00 13.30 Morning at the beach.

Jan 18 Day beneath full sails Relaxing in the deck chair to watch the crew climb into the shrouds and set the sails. 4,100 m² (44,100 sq ft) of sailcloth unfurl for a great day of sailing.

Jan 19 Golfito/Costa Rica 08.00 13.30 The enchanting El Chorro waterfall in Piedras Blancas National Park or take the catamaran to watch the dolphins.* Jan 20 Herradura/Costa Rica 08.00 14.00 Carara National Park with boat trip on the Crocodile River or “a walk in lofty heights” and Pura Vida Garden.* Jan 21 Curú/Costa Rica 06.00 11.00 Curú Wildlife Refuge.* Islas Tortugas/Costa Rica 12.00 22.00 Day at the beach and snorkeling.

Jan 22 Quepos/Costa Rica 06.00 14.00 Manuel Antonio National Park; rainforest hike with Hacienda Baru or boat tour through the winding channels of the mangrove forest.* Jan 23 Day beneath full sails Enjoy fitness, cosmetics, massage or sun and sea with a good book in the deck chair. This day beneath full sails gives you all the options for your perfect personal wellness program.

Jan 24 San Juan del Sur/Nicaragua 08.00 18.00 UNESCO World Heritage City of Granada with boat trip on Lake Nicaragua or with a trip to the Masaya Volcano National Park.* Jan 25 Playas del Coco/Costa Rica 06.00 14.00 Boat tour through a bird paradise – Palo Verde National Park or horseback riding and rafting in the Cañón de la Vieja.* Jan 26 San José (Puntarenas)/Costa Rica 08.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2302

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 7.085 € 9.285 € 7.535 € 8.635 € 9.815 € 11.575 € 13.225

€ 7.395 € 9.595 € 7.845 € 8.945 € 10.125 € 11.885 € 13.535

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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Granada Lake Nicaragua

The magic of Central America: legendary Mayan sites, breathtaking underwater world, natural wonders and Miami’s multicultural smile.

Megacity in the jungle: Panama City

Famous Mayan sites in Belize and Mexico

As an international trade center, gate to the Panama Canal and starting point for excursions to spectacular national parks, Panama City has evolved into a lively trend metropolis. Away from the sparkling skyline, time still moves at a different pace in the old quarter of the Casco Viejo: Strolling along grand old boulevards lined with bougainvillea is like walking right back into colonial times.

The ancient Mayan civilization in Central America, which began about 5,000 years ago and reached its final phase at the time of the Spanish conquest, is still a mystery today. Their ceremonies appear bloodthirsty, their step pyramids are imposing and their stone reliefs exceedingly artistic. Five mysterious Mayan strongholds can be visited on this trip: Altun Ha and Lamanai are located in Belize.

On the Yucatán Peninsula, Uxmal impresses with its enormous pyramids. Tulum is the only Mayan site directly on the sea, and Chichén Itzá is one of the most impressive Mayan sites. In 2007, the archaeological site was included in the list of the “Seven Wonders of the Modern World”.

The green channels of Tortuguero National Park

The park measures 20,000 hectares and is located directly on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. Traveling through the park by boat, one immediately notices its extensive system of canals and lagoons. This forms the optimal habitat for countless animal species, among them parrots, toucans, sloths, caimans, monkeys, and also turtles.

The world’s second largest coral reef

The Belize Barrier Reef is a 256-kilometer-long (159 miles) reef system which contains countless small coral islands.

The Lighthouse Reef Atoll features a particularly special natural wonder: the Great Blue Hole. This circular submarine sinkhole, with a diameter of over 300 meters (0.19 miles), was formed during the last ice age and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Donning your snorkel and getting an underwater view is obviously another great way to discover the impressive beauty of the reef.

A lecturer accompanies the trip

Knowledge, entertainment and facts – our expert is on hand to give talks on a wide variety of specialist subjects. He/she will also be on board to answer any questions that you may have.

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Miami

MEXICO

BELIZE

Atlantic Ocean

Cuba

Progreso Cozumel Belize City

Bimini

Jamaica

Lighthouse Reef Guanaja

Haiti Dom. Republic

Caribbean Sea

HONDURAS NICARAGUA

Islas del Maíz Pacific Ocean

COSTA RICA

Puerto Limón Bocas del Toro

Colón Panama City COLOMBIA

PANAMA

VENEZUELA

Special Offer Experience a rather different “Panamericana” under sails – from Panama to the Sunshine State: Panama City (Colón) – Miami

Sea Cloud Spirit

15 nights Feb 06 to Feb 21, 2023 SCS-2304 Feb 06 Panama City (Colón)/Panama 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Colón.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. 14.00 19.00 Feb 07 Bocas del Toro/Panama Boat tour through the dazzling island world of Bocas del Toro or afternoon at the beach.* 08.00 14.00 Feb 08 Puerto Limón/Costa Rica Giant trees in the Veragua National Park or the biodiversity of the Tortuguero channels by boat.* Feb 09 Corn Islands/Islas del Maíz/Nicaragua 08.00 12.00 Morning at the beach.

Feb 10 Day beneath full sails Time to lean back and relax in the deck chair and watch the crew perform real manual labor.

Feb 11 Guanaja/Honduras 09.00 13.30 Crossing the island by boat with snorkeling at Michael Rock or morning at Graham Cay Beach.* 09.00 23.00 Feb 12 Belize City/Belize Altun Ha – mysterious Mayan ruins; boat tour to the Mayan metropolis of Lamanai or bathing and snorkeling at Caye Caulker.* Feb 13 Lighthouse Reef/Belize 08.00 14.00 Legendary: snorkeling at the Great Blue Hole.*

Feb 14 Day beneath full sails Learn knot tying, reading nautical charts, or attend a lecture. It never gets boring on board a windjammer.

Feb 15 Cozumel/Mexico 08.00 19.00 Tulum – Mayan site with a sea view; by jeep to Punta Sur National Park and snorkeling or two-day overland program to the most significant ruin site in the world, Chitchen Itza (can only be booked in advance).* Feb 16 Day beneath full sails Feb 17 Progreso/Mexico 08.00 18.00 The pyramids of Uxmal – Mayan UNESCO World Heritage Site or Yucatán’s relaxed capital – “The White City of Mérida”.* Feb 18 At sea (until Feb 19) Fitness, cosmetics, massagee or enjoy the sun and the sea with a good book in the deck chair, and think back on your eventful days.

Feb 20 Bimini/Bahamas 14.00 22.00 Snorkeling excursion* or relaxed afternoon at the beach.

Feb 21 Miami/Florida/USA 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Combination: Combine trips SCS-2304 and SCS-2303 (page 201) or SCS-2305 (page 207), and save 10% on the cruise-only rates of the lower-priced trip.

Cruise-only rates per person Category

Our travel tip: Tulum & Chichén Itzá 3-day overland excursion from Cozumel to Progreso from Feb 15 to Feb 17, 2023.

2 nights/breakfast in a first-class hotel in Cancún and at Chichén Itzá, half-day excursion to Tulum, full-day sightseeing program of the Mayan capital Chitchén Itzá with lunch (optional: evening visit to the main pyramid with light show), drive to Progreso with visit to “The White City of Mérida”. Return to the ship in the late afternoon.

Surcharge: Details on request Minimum number of participants: 15 people

GTY double cabin** F Single cab., outside E D C B A

SCS-2304

Your special offer rate if booked Normal rate for comparison by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 9.425 € 12.425 € 10.025 € 11.545 € 13.125 € 15.495 € 17.745

€ 8.245 € 11.245 € 8.845 € 10.365 € 11.945 € 14.315 € 16.565

€ 8.675 € 11.675 € 9.275 € 10.795 € 12.375 € 14.745 € 16.995

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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FLORIDA

Gulf of Mexico

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Atlantic Ocean

Miami

Eleuthera

Bahamas

Key West

Exuma

Cuba

“White Night” on the Exumas included Insider tip for sailing aficionados – on a new route to the most exclusive islands of the Bahamas and their lush underwater world: Miami – Miami Stranded in paradise: Bahamas exclusive

Coral reefs teeming with life and crystal-clear, shallow waters – what turns the Bahamas’ into such a beautiful paradise is also their most effective protection against too much tourist hustle and bustle: The waters around the Exumas are simply not deep enough for large cruise ships. On this new, exclusive route, you can enjoy the perfect combination of a casual beach and snorkeling vacation and a real sailing experience.

Insider tip Exumas

No nosy neighbors, no paparazzi, but plenty of powdered sugar beaches – it’s hardly surprising that many celebrities have chosen the Exumas as their ultra-luxurious retreat.

Big Major Cay promises a truly memorable encounter. Here, the famous swimming pigs paddle in the turquoise waters.

The colorful coral gardens of the Bahamas

Seen from above, the Bahamas look like a watercolor painted with bold brushstrokes of white, blue and green.

But just a few centimeters below the water’s surface, a world of even more dazzling colors opens up. Colorful surgeonfish, elegant rays gliding through the water with gentle wing beats, delicate sea anemones and corals in the most bizarre shapes – in the silence of the magical underwater gardens, you can just drift for hours.

Hemingway’s fun-loving Key West

Key West is a world quite of its own: both Caribbean and American, lively and relaxed, historic and a little crazy.

A thick buoy marks the southernmost point of the US mainland – from here, it is only 90 miles to Cuba. The historic Old Town of Key West is small but well worth a visit. Wooden houses gleam in pastel shades, an old lighthouse proudly soars into the sky, and Hemingway’s house is hidden behind green palm leaves – a museum that is home to some 50 cats.

Sea Cloud Spirit

8 nights Feb 21 to Mar 01, 2023 SCS-2305 Mar 01 to Mar 09, 2023 SCS-2306 Mar 09 to Mar 17, 2023 SCS-2307 Day 1 Miami/Florida/USA 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Miami.

Embarkation on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Day 2 Day beneath full sails 09.00 18.00 Day 3 Eleuthera/Bahamas Eleuthera’s plant diversity at Leon Levy Nature Preserve; Schooner Cays – boat trip to the beach paradise or snorkeling in the fantastic underwater world of the Bahamas.* Day 4 Exumas/Bahamas 08.00 Boat tour to the swimming pigs off Big Major Cay.* Special: “White Night at the beach” – Enjoy the sunset on the beach with cocktails and flip-flops to the sound of a steel band.

Day 5 Exumas/Bahamas 18.00 A day in paradise: snorkeling*, swimming, water sports* or just lazing around. A relaxed day at the beach with a beach barbecue is on the agenda today.

Day 6 Beneath full sails (until Day 7) 08.00 13.30 Day 8 Key West/Florida/USA Visiting Hemingway – Key West on the typical Conch Train or discover Florida’s fruits and flowers by bike.* Day 9 Miami/Florida/USA 06.00 Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! * These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person Category

GTY double cabin** F Single cabin, outside E D C B A

SCS-2305 to SCS-2307

if booked

by Jun 30, 2022 from Jul 01, 2022

€ 4.995 € 6.645 € 5.365 € 6.165 € 6.995 € 8.295 € 9.495

€ 5.225 € 6.875 € 5.595 € 6.395 € 7.225 € 8.525 € 9.725

Single surcharge: Category D+E: 50%, Category A-C: 100% ** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. E See page 212 for included services

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The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Cabin Categories

Owner suites with balcony (Cat. A) NO 316-318 The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT carries the spirit of our legendary flagship into a new age.

This is also reflected in the ambience of the Owner suites on the panorama deck. The noble design and the spaciousness of the room create an exclusive living ambience.

The idea of the owner suite is the modern interpretation of a tradition from the time when the ship owners themselves lived on board and had the best cabins furnished.

The large panoramic windows offer a unique perspective overlooking the sea. Experiencing the sea is meant literally here – on the large balcony, sailing becomes a private pleasure.

Special features: walk-in closet, seating arrangement with table, additional sofa bed (101/125/135 x 200 cm).

• Size: approx. 32-36 m²

incl. balcony (approx. 7-8 m²)

• Double bed: 180 x 210 cm

(two single mattresses)

• Bathroom: approx. 3,7 m² with

bathtub (316) resp. whirlpool tub (317) or shower (318); separate WC (approx. 1,7 m²)

Junior suites with balcony (Cat. B) NO 306- 311, 314 , 315, 320-333 Our Junior suites are also characterized by the elegant interpretation of SEA CLOUD’s classic design and furnished with attention to detail. Their spacious character is emphasized by the fact that they are flooded with light thanks to the panoramic windows. If the view from the window is not enough, you can enjoy the sea up close from the spacious balcony. These cabins are a must for people who love the sea and fresh air. The simple elegance of the classic modern interior corresponds in gentle suspense with the maritime casual atmosphere on board our new ship. Special features: walk-in closet.

• Size: approx. 26-30 m²

inkl. Balkon (approx. 6 m²)

• Double bed: 180 x 200 cm;

can be separated into two single beds • Bathroom: approx. 3,8 m² with bathtub

De luxe lido cabins, outside (Cat. C) NO 401-406, 408 The large outside cabins of this category on the lido deck combine the comfort and personal atmosphere of a five-star hotel room with the maritime, elegant coziness only the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT can offer. The high panoramic windows can be opened – and you can immediately feel the special spirit of a sea voyage aboard the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. Of course, these panoramic windows also offer a wonderful view of the sea at any time of day.

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• Size: approx. 16-20 m² • Two single beds:

each 90 x 200 cm; arranged as a double bed • Bathroom: approx. 3,3 m² with shower

De luxe cabins, outside (Cat. D) NO 212, 214, 215, 220, 222, 224 -243 The large portholes add a special maritime flair to our De luxe outside cabins on the cabin deck. Along with their elegant yacht ambience, these living spaces emphasize the certainty of being on an extraordinary journey with an extraordinary ship. Precious materials and the stylish design create a cozy atmosphere in the spacious cabins. And of course this cabin category is also characterized by the combination of the long SEA CLOUD tradition with the modern interpretation of classic elegance. Special feature: Cabins 235/237 and 239/241 have connecting doors.

• Size: approx. 20 m² • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm

(two single mattresses)

• Bathroom: approx. 3 m²

with shower

Superior cabins, outside (Cat. E) NO 206-211, 216, 217, 218, 223 These outside cabins on both sides of the • Size: approx. 16-20 m² cabin deck with large porthole windows • Double bed: 180 x 200 cm are the epitome of coziness on board the (two single mattresses) SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. This is where you can • Bathroom: approx. 3,2 m² retreat, switch off and relax while enjoying the with shower unique luxurious ambience private yachts are famous for. Once again, the elegant interior combines the tradition and bright future of travel aboard a modern tall ship.

Superior single cabins, outside (Cat. F) NO 204 und 205 The two cabins in this category are the • Size: approx. 13 and 14 m² ideal home for single travelers who would • Integrated single bed: like to enjoy the special comfort of the 105/175 x 287 cm SEA CLOUD SPIRIT. With a slightly smaller • Bathroom: approx. 3 m² space, the cabins offer the same luxury and with shower comfort as the other double cabins on the cabin deck. The portholes create a special maritime flair in the cabins. Special feature: The integrated single bed convinces with its comfortable size. With a width of 105 cm at the bed-head and 175 cm at the foot and a length of 287 cm, restful nights are guaranteed.

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The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Deck Plan Self-Service Bar

Fitness Area

Captain Bridge Sun Deck

Shower Lido Bar & Bistro

Sun Deck Lounge

Elevator Library

Elevator

Lido Deck

Restaurant

Elevator Verandah Deck

Reception Steam Bath Foot Bath Treatment Rooms Shower Boutique

Elevator Cabin Deck

Finnish Sauna Relaxation Room

Swim Platform Hairdresser

Hospital Masts

Cabins 235/237 and 239/241 with connecting doors

Cabin Categories: Cat. A

Owner suites with balcony

Cat. B

Junior suites with balcony

Cat. C

De luxe lido cabins, outside

Cat. D

De luxe cabins, outside

Cat. E

Superior cabins, outside

Cat. F

Superior single cabins, outside

Guaranteed cabin: The range of accommodation starts from Cat. E. You will receive your exact cabin number when arriving on board. The allotment for this category is very limited.

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Sail Diagram and Ship’s Data 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

Bowsprit Flying Jib Fore Topgallant Staysail Outer Jib Inner Jib Fore Staysail Fore Mast Fore Upper Topgallant Sail Fore Lower Topgallant Sail Fore Upper Topsail Fore Lower Topsail

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Fore Course Sail Main Royal Staysail Main Topgallant Staysail Main Topmast Staysaill Main Mast Main Royal Main Upper Topgallant Sail Main Lower Topgallant Sail Main Upper Topsail Main Lower Topsail Main Course Sail

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Mizzen Royal Staysail Mizzen Topgallant Staysail Mizzen Topmast Staysail Mizzen Mast Mizzen Upper Topgallant Sail Mizzen Lower Topgallant Sail Mizzen Upper Topsail Mizzen Lower Topsail Mizzen Course Sail Gaff Sail

Ship’s Data: • Length overall: 138 m/452.7 ft • Beam: 17.20 m/56.4 ft

• Restaurant (180° panoramic view) with free seating, one sitting

• Draft: 5.65 m/18.5 ft

• Lido bar and bistro

• Height of main mast above waterline: 57.90 m/190 ft

• Lounge with Steinway grand piano

• Total sail area: approx. 4,100 m2/44,100 sq ft

• Library with comfortable sitting area

• Number of sails: 28

• Wellness and spa area with two treatment rooms, Finnish sauna,

• Passengers: max. 136 • Crew: approx. 85

steam bath, relaxation room, multi-sensory shower, various massages, beauty parlour and hairdressing salon

• Drive: 28 sails and 2 dieselelectric drives (2 x 1,700 kW)

• Fitness area with ocean view and the latest cardio equipment

• Flag: Malta

• Boutique, reception desk, hospital

• Year of construction: 2021

• Sun deck with sunbeds and shower • Swim platform, watersports equipment

• 69 outside cabins (of these, 22 junior suites and 3 owner

• 4 zodiacs

suites have balconies; and 7 de luxe lido cabins (Cat. C) have panoramic windows that can be opened) • Interior: bathrobes, hair dryer, exclusive cosmetics, telephone, adjustable A/C, private safe, minibar, coffee machine, TV with entertainment system, dressing table, bureau • WI-FI in cabins and public areas • Elevator for all decks

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Simply more value: the many included services on board It is not without reason that SEA CLOUD and SEA CLOUD II are regularly voted among the five best cruise ships in the world by the Berlitz Cruise Guide: Our own 5-star style fulfils the highest demands, allows true relaxation and real pleasure. All the special little details and extras, which are included on board the SEA CLOUD CRUISES yachts in the cruise rate, are also part of it. And so you can expect simply more from us.

Here is an overview of the main included services: • Beautifully appointed cabin in selected category

• Bottled water on the excursions

• Gratuities

• Fresh fruit basket in your cabin, replenished daily

• Welcoming bottle of champagne in your cabin

• English-speaking tour guide

• All meals from early-bird breakfast to the exquisite

• Travel documents

4-course dinner menu with choice of main course • 5-course gala dinner during the cruise

• Use of watersports facilities such as snorkeling

• Welcome and farewell cocktail with champagne

equipment, Stand-Up-Paddles and Towable Tube

• Selected wines and beers thoughtfully chosen

(weather permitting)

to complement lunch and dinner • All soft drinks and juices throughout the cruise • All alcohol-free coffee and tea specialties

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• All port fees

• Free laundry service for cat. A-C (SEA CLOUD) and cat. A+B (SEA CLOUD II and SEA CLOUD SPIRIT)

Appealing added features at SEA CLOUD CRUISES Different cancellation conditions

Special offers:

for cruises in 2021/22

Save up to € 1.700 per person

In general a change or modifications of your booking is free of

Take advantage of our fantastic special offers when booking

charge up to 75 days prior to the sailing. For cancellations up to

any one of our trips marked with

6 weeks prior to departure for cruises in 2021, only a handling

€ 1.700 per person.

. You could save up to

fee of € 25 per person applies. For cancellation of bookings made by Dec 31, 2021 for cruises in 2022, only a handling fee of € 150 per person applies until 150 days prior to departure.The exact scale of

“Bring a Friend”:

fees can be found in the General Terms and Conditions (page 220).

€ 250 on-board credit Invite your friends to come with you and sail with SEA CLOUD

Early booking incentive: Save up to € 720 per person

CRUISES for the first time! If your friends book an additional cabin on the same cruise of seven nights or more, you and your friends will receive a one-time on-board credit of € 250 per cabin.

Those who book their holiday early can take advantage of our early booking discount, which can save travelers up to € 720 per person. See cruise pages for details on early booking deadlines and incentives.

Combination incentive: Save 10% Combine two or more consecutive cruises and receive a 10% discount on the cruise-only rate of the lower-priced trip(s).

Loyalty reward programme: Save up to 5% The following loyalty discounts apply to all new bookings: 3% when booking your 3rd cruise with SEA CLOUD CRUISES 4% when booking your 4th cruise with SEA CLOUD CRUISES 5% when booking your 5th or any additional cruise with SEA CLOUD CRUISES Further details and conditions can be found at https://www.seacloud.de/en/service-package-booking-advantages.html

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Our partner hotels ashore: FEINE PRIVATHOTELS SEA CLOUD CRUISES is a member of FEINE PRIVATHOTELS – a collection of privately owned hotels in Germany, all of which are unique and offer the highest standards. Our partner hotels combine elegance and relaxed charm to create a delightful atmosphere.

Twelve unique hotels With passion, faultless hospitality and top service, the hoteliers aim to create truly special moments that you will enjoy whilst feeling completely at ease. Each of our 12 German partner hotels is a unique gem: • DIE SONNE FRANKENBERG • EUROPÄISCHER HOF HEIDELBERG • FÄHRHAUS SYLT • HARDENBERG BURGHOTEL • HOTEL BÜLOW PALAIS

Partners & friends

• HOTEL-RESTAURANT ERBPRINZ

The establishments of the FEINE PRIVATHOTELS create

• SCHLOSSHOTEL BURG SCHLITZ

hospitality as a truly unique experience. This requires the will

• SCHLOSSHOTEL HUGENPOET

to make the highest demands on ourselves in all areas; and

• SCHLOSSHOTEL MÜNCHHAUSEN

to fulfill them. Together with our friends and partners, we are

• VILLINO

able to achieve this goal. Even more: this enriching cooperation

• WALD & SCHLOSSHOTEL FRIEDRICHSRUHE

is a source of motivation and inspires us to keep on performing

• GUT IMMENHOF (from 2022)

at our best.

For more information please visit www.feine-privathotels.de/en

• CAVIAR HOUSE & PRUNIER • POMMERY • COVE • GARPA • ROBBE & BERKING • SØR • STEINWAY & SONS • TICAD • VICKERMANN & STOYA

For more information please visit www.feine-privathotels.de/en/partners

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Our partner airline in Europe: GlobeAir Get to your destination quickly, safely and in comfort – with an entire jet just for you and your loved ones. Enjoy the most individual and comfortable arrival and departure options within Europe to the embarkation and disembarkation ports of the three SEA CLOUDs.

The #1 Private Jet Charter Helping customers save more time and thus enjoy a better quality of life is the recipe for success of Europe’s leading private jet provider. With a market share of more than 50%, GlobeAir operates among Europe’s top operators. Owning 20 private jets, the company offers its passengers a very individual arrival/departure at attractive conditions.

Your advantages at a glance • Own private jet terminal for check-in and boarding • Arrival up to 15 minutes before flight departure • Aircraft (Cessna Citation Mustang Jet) for max. 4 passengers • Flexible flight times • Onboard catering including champagne • Limousine transfers home/airport and airport/ship (surcharge) • 24/7 customer service • Over 900 exclusive destinations • Highest hygiene and safety regulations

€ 500 discount until December 31, 2021 Please quote promo code SEACRUISES2021 to receive a € 500 discount when booking your first flight by Dec 31, 2021.

Information and bookings directly with GlobeAir: GlobeAir AG | Polytec Straße 1 | A-4063 Hörsching www.globeair.com | Phone: +43 7221-727-400 | Email: customercare@globeair.com

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Useful information Boutique: The boutique on each yacht provides accessories, clothes and gifts. These can be purchased on board or via the website www.seacloudseason.de/en (external service provider).

Cabin fittings: On all of our ships, each cabin is equipped with a direct-dial phone, a safe in the wardrobe and an assortment of soft drinks, which are available free of charge. In the bathroom you will find a selection of luxury toiletries, as well as bathrobes, slippers and a hair dryer. Cabins on board the SEA CLOUD II are also equipped with a television, a DVD player and a radio; cabins on board the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT have a TV with modern entertainment system.

Changes of schedule: The focus of our cruises is on the sailing experience. Even with the most meticulous route planning, changes to the itinerary may be necessary due to weather conditions or other unforeseeable circumstances. On board, the captain will inform you about any possible changes that might be deemed necessary.

Covid-19 prevention and hygiene protocols: We have developed comprehensive prevention and safety protocols for our sailing cruises. The measures comply with the highest hygienic standards with regard to Covid-19 and are based among others on the guidelines of the ECDC (European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control) and the EU Healthy Gateways, and were developed in close consultation with the senior ships’ medical team. Besides organization and hygiene measures, the plan also includes intensive training for the crew.

Our protocols have been reviewed by the health experts of the world's leading classification society DNV GL and provided with a statement of compliance. We will continuously adapt the prevention and hygiene protocols to further developments. You can find the latest version on our website: www.seacloud.com

Currency on board: The currency on board is the Euro (€). All the main credit cards (MasterCard, Visa Card, American Express and Diners Club) and travelers cheques are accepted on board.

Dietary requirements & intolerances: We are happy to take into account your requests with regard to dietary requirements and intolerances. Please inform us of these well before your voyage.

Dress code: During the day, you won’t go wrong with smart leisurewear or a summery, casual-chic style. For the evening, we recommend a smart-casual outfit. We kindly request that guests refrain 216

from wearing shorts at evening meals. The Captain’s Dinner (an event which normally takes place twice on each trip – once on short cruises) is a time when our guests tend to opt for a more elegant look. We recommend a suit or ensemble for the gentleman and appropriate dress/outfit for the lady.

Please also make sure to take some non-slip shoes with you.

Electric voltage: The voltage on board is 220 V. Each bathroom is equipped with a razor socket.

Entry and vaccination requirements: Information regarding the actual requirements for entry and vaccination you will receive with the detailed offer following your enquiry for a specific cruise.

Internet: Each of our windjammers is equipped with a satellite receiver.

On all three ships you have WI-FI access in the public areas; on the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT also in the cabins. You can use your own laptop to access the Internet with an access code (WI-FI), which can be obtained from the reception or the purser at a charge. Continuous reception cannot be guaranteed; in certain sailing areas or due to the set course, interruptions to network coverage might be experienced. The WI-FI connection on a ship is not comparable to the usual connections on land.

Insurance: For your own security, we recommend taking out travel cancellation, luggage, accident, health and curtailment holiday insurance with our partner, Hanse Merkur. Our cruise consultancy will be happy to assist you.

Together with Germany’s market-leading travel insurance provider for cruises, we have put together a range of insurance policies for you so that you can enjoy your perfect holiday without any worry or hassle. The German consumer organisation “Stiftung Warentest” is amongst those impressed by HanseMerkur’s range of products, awarding high scores to the company’s insurance policies time and time again. The SEA CLOUD CRUISES Premium Coverage offers you the best protection against any potential risk and the consequences thereof, both before and during your holiday. Cover includes health insurance and return travel expenses. The travel cancellation insurance – solo – offers protection against cancellation costs, and the curtailment holiday insurance policy even offers to reimburse you the cost of the trip in its entirety should you have to cancel your holiday during the first half of the trip. Insurance must be taken out within 30 days of booking.

More information on insurance policies and full insurance conditions can be found at www.seacloud.com/travel-insurance

Languages on board:

Restaurant:

The languages used on board are English and German. Daily programs, menus and announcements will be available in both languages. Depending on the group, we always endeavor to organize English-speaking tour guides for our shore excursions.

On our yachts, you will eat in one sitting with a free choice of table seating. Meal times are printed on the daily on-board program. In addition, the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT provides a bistro on the lido deck.

Smoking: Laundry: Our washing and ironing service is provided at an additional charge and carried out overnight. For guests staying in cat.

A-C cabins (SEA CLOUD) or cat. A+B cabins (SEA CLOUD II and SEA CLOUD SPIRIT), this service is provided free of charge.

Smoking is permitted only on the outer decks outside of meal times. We kindly request that smokers take the comfort of other passengers into consideration. Smoking is prohibited on the blue lagoon deck and covered areas of the spanker and lido deck as well as on the sun deck and balconies (SEA CLOUD SPIRIT) at all times.

Medical advice:

Tipping:

All three yachts have on-board hospitals managed by the ship’s doctor, who is available at any time in the event of an emergency. SEA CLOUD and SEA CLOUD II are not equipped with lifts/elevators so that guests have to use the stairs.

The SEA CLOUD SPIRIT features an elevator. Embarkation and debarkation is via the on-board gangway and is not always level; depending on the tide, access might be steep.

Disembarking with the on-board tenders or zodiacs is also via the gangway. Before embarking on one of our voyages, you should therefore be positive that you are in good physical health. If you are unsure whether you will be able to manage the conditions on board, please contact us. Specific care must be agreed upon in advance.

Tips are already included in the price of the trip.

On-board program: Of course, sailing maneuvers and seafaring skills take center stage on board a true windjammer. As of late, you can join in yourself when the sails are hoisted, for example work the clew lines and buntlines when striking the sails or coil the rope ends when clearing the deck.

On selected cruises, experts on special topics are on board.

Also artists, such as young talents from the Steinway Prizewinner Concert Network, complement the on-board program on selected journeys. At the lido bar, a pianist entertains during the early-evening cocktail hour and also accompanies the after-dinner drinks.

Watersports equipment: On board, you will have access to snorkeling equipment – enough for all guests and available in various sizes. The gangway (SEA CLOUD) or the swim platform (SEA CLOUD II and SEA CLOUD SPIRIT) offer guests direct access to the sea. The ship’s management team will decide where and when swimming stops will take place; subject to weather conditions and approval from the appropriate authorities. Furthermore, we offer stand-up paddle boards when going ashore on a beach, as well as a towable tube from the gangway.

Wellness and spa: For your own personal comfort, we provide a range of spa services on board the SEA CLOUD II; the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT even features a generous spa and wellness area. All treatments are available at an extra charge.

All prices (see insert) for services offered in this catalogue are current as of June 2021. Prices are subject to change.

Pregnancy and children on board: For safety reasons and due to the limited medical care on board, it is not possible for expectant mothers from their 24th week of pregnancy onward as well as for children under 12 months of age to travel on one of the SEA CLOUDs. Children between the ages of 1 and 18 travel free of charge in their parents’ cabin. Accommodation in a separate cabin is only possible in agreement with the shipping company. In this case, children pay 65% of the advertised travel price.

EU regulation: In accordance with the European regulation concerning the liability of carriers of passengers by sea in the event of accidents, we are under obligation to notify passengers of their rights in the event of an accident at sea. A summary of the provisions can be found at www.seacloud.com/eu-regulation

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Terms and Conditions of Travel of the Company SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH in its capacity as Tour Organizer for SY SEA CLOUD, SY SEA CLOUD II and SY SEA CLOUD SPIRIT Dear Guest, We hope that you have found the appropriate vacation trip in our program, and we welcome you to the exclusive circle of SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH (SCC) guests. Please read the following Information and Conditions carefully so that you will know exactly what you can expect from us. The information and conditions regulate the contractual relationship between you and us, and you shall recognize them with your reservation. We are striving to relieve you of troubles and worries in as far as humanly possible. The delineation of our responsibility is designed to provide clarity regarding what you may expect and our liability.

1. Application and Travel Confirmation 1.1. Via your tour application, you are offering SCC, in a binding manner, the opportunity to close a travel agreement. Your tour registration may transpire in writing. The travel agreement will only become binding from the time that we confirm the reservation and the price to you or your travel agent in writing.

1.2. The applicant is liable for all contractual obligations of other tour participants that he/she registers provided that he/she has expressly confirmed to do so.

1.3. You shall receive a travel confirmation upon conclusion of the contract or without delay thereafter. The confirmation shall contain all essential information regarding travel performances you have reserved, provided that said information does not already follow from the travel brochure.

1.4. All personal data, which you submit to us for handling your trip, is subject to the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation and the Federal Data Protection Act. Data will be protected against improper use.

1.5. If the subject-matter of the confirmation of the holiday deviates from the subject-matter of the booking, then a new offer by SCC is in existence to which it is bound for the duration of 10 days. The contract comes into existence on the basis of this new offer if the traveler declares his/her acceptance to SCC in writing or by payment within the commitment period.

2. Payment 2.1. For voyages with start of the cruise until Dec. 31, 2021 you are required to make a down-payment of 10% per person, for voyages with start of the cruise from Jan. 01, 2022 you are required to make a downpayment of 20% per person within one week following receipt of the travel confirmation and the invoice. The remaining balance shall be due for payment four weeks prior to commencement of travel and before receipt of travel documents (tickets, etc.). The total amount is due for payment as soon as the travel confirmation, invoice and insurance certificate have been received in the event of bookings made when there are four weeks or less remaining before commencement of travel.

2.2. If the traveler is in default with a payment to SCC, SCC can cancel the contract after having issued a reminder with a deadline. In this case SCC can claim cancellation fees in accordance with paragraph 5.3.

2.3. The travel contract will be cancelled automatically if payment is not received by the beginning of travel despite another demand for payment by a certain date having been issued. In this instance, SCC will be entitled to demand corresponding cancellation charges as compensation for damages according to paragraph 5.3.

2.4. The customer is required to bear the cost of ancillary performances, such as acquiring a visa, etc., as well as the costs for reservations or inquiries made by telegraph or telephone.

2.5. All payments must be made directly to the operator specified on the invoice. The travel agency is not authorized to receive payments.

Payments to the intermediary travel agency will be made at the traveler’s own risk and will have no debt-discharging effect with respect to the relevant operator should the travel agency fail to forward the payments to the operator specified on the invoice.

3. Performances and Prices 3.1. The scope of contractual performances arises from the services as specified in the offer and in the booking confirmation combined with the catalog valid at the time and the trip description together with all explanations and guidelines contained therein.

3.2. Flights SCC informs the customer about the identity of the airline/s performing flight services during the voyage. In cases where the booking is made at a time when the airline is not known, SCC will tell the customer which airline/s is/are most likely to perform the flight services. As soon as SCC knows for certain which airline/s will be performing the flight services, SCC will inform the customer about the identity of the airline/s. At the very latest, this will be when the detailed travel information is sent. In case the airline changes SCC will inform the customer immediately after the change is known. A list of airlines with an operating ban within the EU can be found here: https://ec.europa.eu/transport/modes/air/safety/air-ban_en.

The conditions of carriage of the airlines for whose flights we act as intermediary are binding. We shall be pleased to provide these to you on request.

Carriage is booked in the Tourist Class; also in the Business or First Class at extra tariff cost in as far as they are available. Flights on days other than the travel days booked e.g. as a result of pre- or postprograms can lead to extra costs. The airlines always only accept seat reservations as non-binding wishes.

3.3. Luggage conveyance Airlines have different regulations for luggage transport depending on the route and fare. You will receive information on free luggage allowance with the specific flight offer. Excess luggage can in principle be carried at extra cost. Children under the age of two have no claim to luggage conveyance.

Please report damage or delays in delivery promptly on the spot to the relevant airline via a Property Irregularity Report (P.I.R.). The report is a prerequisite for any liability.

3.4. Services not used by traveler SCC shall endeavour to obtain reimbursement of saved costs from the service provider if the traveler fails to utilize travel services due to premature return journey and in other significant cases. This shall not apply if services are fully irrelevant or if a refund is opposed by legal or official regulations. SCC is entitled to retain 20% of the refundable amount as compensation for additional effort and expenses.

4. Modification of Services and Prices 4.1. A change of airline company, of aircraft or of the departure and arrival airport may become necessary should an airline cancel a flight and e.g. in the event of failure of the airline to comply with the flight schedule. Right is retained to effect such kind of change or modification in such or similar instances.

Only costs, equivalent to a second class railroad journey, will be refunded in the event of substitute transportation.

4.2. Changes in the trip’s itinerary are possible for ship voyages, e.g. in case of floodings or low water level, inclement weather conditions, governmental regulations, travel warning of the German Foreign Office (“Auswärtiges Amt”) if the vessel could not adhere to its schedule at the time that travel commences because of an unforeseen technical defect that causes postponement of the trip itinerary, if the vessel’s management alters the vessel’s course in the interest of passengers’ safety or any other special reason related to the ship travel. In any such cases SCC has the right to make use of other means of transportation such as but not limited to coaches and buses for some routes.

4.3. Any such and comparable divergences from and modifications to individual travel performances contained in the travel agreement, which become necessary after the agreement is closed, and which are not induced by SCC contrary to the principles of good faith and trust, are solely permissible, if they are not substantial and if they do not impede the overall tailored style of the reserved trip.

The modified performance shall supersede the performance due under contract. Contingent claims under warranty shall remain unaffected, in as far as substitute performance is flawed.

In the event that the overall tailored style of the reserved trip is unreasonably modified due to said substitute performances, then we shall grant you the option to change your reservations, free of charge, or to cancel the travel agreement without paying any fees. SCC shall undertake to immediately inform you of any such divergences or modifications, in as far as possible.

4.4. SCC reserves the right to alter the indicated prices, which have been confirmed on booking, in the case of an increase of transportation costs or of fees for particular services, such as port or airport charges, bunker surcharges, insurance fees or in the case of an alteration of the exchange rates applicable to the holiday in question, to the extent to which this increase has an effect on the price of the holiday per person or per seat, provided more than four months lie between the conclusion of the contract and the stipulated date of the holiday.

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In the case of a subsequent amendment to the price or of an amendment to an essential travel service, SCC must inform the traveler accordingly without delay. Price increases less than 21 days prior to the start of the voyage are not permitted. In the case of price increases of more than 5% or in the case of a considerable amendment to an essential travel service, the traveler is entitled to withdraw from the tourist travel contract free of charge or to demand participation in a voyage of at least the same value, if SCC is in a position to offer such a voyage from its range of services without additional cost to the traveler. The traveler must assert these rights vis-à-vis SCC within the time frame defined by SCC as part of the notification regarding the price increase or amendment to the travel service. If the traveler does not respond to SCC within the defined time frame or at all, the amendment about which they have been notified will be deemed to have been accepted. The traveler is to be made aware of this within a declaration by SCC via a permanent data medium in a clear, comprehensible and highlighted manner.

5. Changing Reservations, Cancellation, Substitute Persons 5.1. We will endeavor to modify the travel registration (change reservations) subject to availability, at your request, up to 75 days prior to commencementof travel.

Any change of reservations made as of the 74th day prior to commencementof travel will require you to serve notice that you are cancelling the reservedtrip, and it will require subsequent re-registration. This shall not apply for re-quested changes of reservations that solely cause substantiated, minor expenses.

Modification of the travel date, the travel destination, accommodations or the means of transportation shall apply as a change of reservations.

In general, regardless of the year of travel and the booking period, all trips can be REBOOKED FREE OF CHARGE up to 75 days prior to the start of the trip.

5.2. You may cancel your trip in writing at any time prior to commencement of travel. Your cancellation notice shall become effective on the date we receive it. If we receive your notice out of office hours (Monday to Friday 9-17h CET), your notice shall become effective on the next working day (except Saturday).

5.3. If one of the parties cancels the contract or if you do not start the journey, SCC may demand reasonable compensation for arrangements it has made in conjunction with the trip and for its expenses, even if SCC has not yet confirmed the trip or if you fail to begin the journey. Our flat rate claim to reimbursement exists in case of cancellation of a reserved trip as follows: For trips with start of the cruise until December 31, 2021 25 EUR per person

up to 43 days prior to commencement of travel

35% of the tour price

42. – 22. days prior to commencement of travel

55% of the tour price

21. – 15. days prior to commencement of travel

80% of the tour price

14. – 1. days prior to commencement of trave

90% of the tour price

on the same day at the commencement of travel or failure to appear

For trips with start of the cruise from January 01, 2022 if booked by December 31, 2021

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100 EUR per person

up to 150 days prior to commencement of travel

35 % of the tour price

149. – 50. days prior to commencement of trav

50 % of the tour price

49. – 22. Tag days prior to commencement of travel

70 % of the tour price

21. – 15. days prior to commencement of travel

85 % of the tour price

14. – 1. days prior to commencement of travel

95 % of the tour price

on the same day at the commencement of travel or failure to appear

For trips with start of the cruise from January 01, 2022 if booked from January 01, 2022 10% of the tour price

up to 210 days prior to commencementof travel

20% of the tour price

209. – 150. days prior to commencementof travel

35% of the tour price

149. – 50. days prior to commencementof travel

50% of the tour price

49. – 22. days prior to commencement of travel

70% of the tour price

21. – 15. days prior to commencement of travel

85% of the tour price

14. – 1. days prior to commencement of travel

95% of the tour price

on the same day at the commencement of travel or failure to appear

Costs that the service provider charges to SCC, e.g., empty bed fee charged by a hotel for cancellation at short notice or special fees for cruises, shall be additionally invoiced in the event that individual or group trips are annulled.

The traveler is free to prove to SCC that SCC has no loss or that the loss is less than the aforementioned flat rate. In this case the lower proven loss will be applied in place of the flat. SCC reserves the right to charge reimbursement fees beyond the flat rates mentioned above.

In this case SCC has to verify and prove the loss, taking any expenses that have been saved and/or any other potential uses for the travel services into consideration.

5.4. You may appoint a substitute person for yourself up to commencement of travel. In such case you are required to inform the tour organizer thereof. The tour organizer may object to any such substitute person on the basis of good cause, (e.g., special requirements linked to the trip, statutory bans, refusal by airlines or by hotel operators, etc.). If a third party enters into the contract, then he or she and the registrant are jointly and severally liable in respect of SCC for the price of the holiday and for additional costs incurred through the entry of the third party. SCC may only demand that additional costs be refunded if they are actually and reasonably incurred. SCC must provide the traveler with evidence of the amount of additional costs incurred through the entry of the third party.

5.5. Cancellation fees and fees for changing reservations are due for immediate payment.

6. Cancellation and Rescission of Agreement by the Tour Organizer 6.1. SCC may rescind the travel agreement after commencement of travel, without complying with a term of notice, if travelers persistently disturb execution of the trip despite an appropriate warning issued by the tour organizer. The same shall apply if anyone should behave in a manner which is gravely in breach of contract and justifies the immediate cancellation. In addition SCC has the right to cancel the travel contract without notice if in the captain’s opinion the traveler is unfit for travel due to illness, physical disability or for any other reason or if the traveler requires special assistance but is travelling without this assistance or if the trip has been booked based on incorrect information.

SCC shall, however, after cancellation retain its claim to the tour price.

Furthermore, SCC may withdraw from the contract without notice prior to the commencement of travel or terminate the travel contract after the commencement of travel if the traveler is in the 24th or a later week of pregnancy at the time of commencement of travel or reaches the 24th week of pregnancy during travel. In this case, transportation on board the SY SEA CLOUD, SY SEA CLOUD ii and SY SEA CLOUD SPIRIT is excluded for safety reasons and due to the limited medical care on board.

If the pregnancy was not known at the time of travel booking, SCC will reimburse the travel price already paid if SCC is informed of the pregnancy immediately after it becomes known. Otherwise, SCC reserves the right to claim the travel price after termination or withdrawal from the contract. Pregnant women who are less than 24 weeks pregnant at the commencement of travel must present a certificate of fitness to travel issued by a medical specialist, confirming the travel area. For safety reasons, children may only travel on board the ships if they are at least one year old; in the event that the traveler is traveling with a child who is under one year old at the time of departure, SCC may withdraw from the contract prior to departure without notice or terminate the travel contract after departure; the claim for payment of the travel price remains valid.

The person causing the disturbance is liable for any possible extra cost for return transportation. However, SCC is required to allow credit for the value of saved costs as well as for advantages which may be obtained

from another application of services not used, including possible reimbursements from service providers.

6.2. SCC may withdraw from the cruise up to 30 days prior to the start of the cruise if a minimum number of participants is not reached, provided that (a) SCC has informed the customer of the required minimum number of participants and the later withdrawal deadline prior to the conclusion of the respective travel contract and (b) the minimum number of participants and the latest withdrawal deadline are clearly stated in the travel confirmation. The time of withdrawal depends on the receipt of the withdrawal declaration by the customer.

In case the cruise cannot be realized or can only be realized with a smaller numbers of passenger due to governmental regulations or due to other unavoidable, extraordinary circumstances, SCC can withdraw from the cruise before the start of the cruise and has to declare the withdrawal to the customer immediately after becoming aware of the reason for withdrawal. Your paid tour price will be immediately, latest after 14 days, refunded.

7. Rescission of the Contract due to unavoidable, exceptional Circumstances SCC or the traveler may both rescind the travel agreement if the trip or the carriage to the destination is rendered considerably difficult, endangered or impeded due to un-avoidable, exceptional circumstances such as but not limited to an Act of Providence, (e.g., war, internal unrest, natural catastrophes that endanger safe travels to the destination) or in case of material risks for the health because of the outbreak of serious diseases at the destination. SCC shall immediately refund the paid tour price in such instance, latest after 14 days.

8. Liability 8.1. We shall bear liability within the scope of the due diligence of a prudent businessman: 8.1.1. for conscientious preparation of the trip; 8.1.2. for careful selection and monitoring of service providers, (e.g., transportation corporations, hotel operators, etc.); 8.1.3. for due and proper rendering of contractually covenanted tour performances, under consideration of applicable legal provisions of the respective country and place of destination.

8.2. However, we are not liable for information contained in hotel and local site brochures. We have no influence on their origin. We also bear no liability if national political conditions and contingent entry regulations change at the point of destination, after this brochure is printed, that encumber entry into the affected country or point of destination or which render the same infeasible. We shall inform you at short notice of any such essential, subsequent changes, in as far as possible.

8.3. We are liable for the fault of a person entrusted with rendering a service, unless otherwise stipulated under these Terms and Conditions of Travel or stipulated by prevailing conditions, and provided that the person entrusted to render service had caused an instance of damage not only upon the occasion of performing contract. The measure of indebted diligence shall be determined by conditions at the site of service rendered. Your tour will primarily take you to foreign countries, where foreign living conditions and where laws and local safety standards, that are partially foreign to us, prevail.

8.4. Warranty 8.4.1. The traveler may demand relief if the tour is not performed in compliance with contract. SCC may refuse relief if it necessitates disproportionate expense.

8.4.2. After returning from the tour, the traveler may demand reduction of the tour price, commensurate with reduced performance, in the event that the demand for relief was unsuccessful and the trip was not performed in compliance with contract. This shall not affect contingent, more extensive claims for subsequent reduction of the tour price.

8.4.3. The traveler may rescind the travel agreement if the tour organizer failed to perform relief, within a reasonable term, or if the tour organizer formally states that relief cannot be performed, and if the trip will be considerably impaired due to performance of services under noncompliance with contract. If the agreement is rescinded in this manner, then SCC is obligated to take appropriate measures, and especially to provide return transportation for travelers, if required.

8.5. The traveler may demand compensation for damages, and more precisely for vacation time spent to no avail, provided that the tour organizer is liable for a circumstance that caused a flaw in the tour.

8.6. Restriction of liability 8.6.1. The tour operator’s contractual liability is limited to three times the tour price, provided that damages sustained by the traveler are not caused by intent or gross negligence. The same applies in as far as the tour organizer is responsible for damages incurred by a traveler solely through the fault of a service provider.

8.6.2. The tour organizer is not liable for defective performances that arise in conjunction with services mediated as third party performances

(e.g., sporting events, attendance at theaters, exhibitions, etc.), provided these services are expressly identified as third party performances in the brochure and the booking confirmation by giving the name and the address of the third parties. It must be clearly recognizable for the customer that these third party performances are not part of the package tour by SCC. 8.6.3. A claim to damage against SCC as tour organizer is restricted or excluded, if – under legal provisions applicable to required, rendered performances of a service provider – a claim for damage against a service provider may solely be asserted under certain conditions or limitations or if such claim is excluded under certain conditions.

8.6.4. If SCC assumes a position equivalent to a freight carrier, then his liability shall be regulated by the provisions of the Air Transportation Act in conjunction with conventions covenanted in Warsaw, The Hague, Guadalajara and the Montreal Agreement (solely for flights to Canada and the USA). As a rule, the Warsaw Convention limits the freight carrier’s liability for death or physical injury and for loss and damage of luggage. If the tour organizer constitutes a service provider, in other instances, then he shall bear liability in accordance with provisions that apply for a service provider.

8.6.5. If SCC assumes a position equivalent to a carrier, within the scope of sea voyages, then his liability shall be regulated in compliance with provisions of the Commercial Code and the Inland Waterways Transportation Act. 8.7. Duty to cooperate, complaints 8.7.1. In the event of defective performance, each traveler is required to undertake whatever may be reasonably expected of him/her to contribute to alleviate the defect and to keep any potential damages to a minimum.

8.7.2. If you should have reason for complaints, contrary to our expectations, then immediately inform our tour management on site. If a respective local tour manager or tour agent is not available or cannot be reached, or if they cannot alleviate a defective performance, then please turn to the service provider (transfer company, hotel operator) and/or the tour organizer or to his contact address in the area of destination.

A traveler is not entitled to claims if he/she culpably fails to perform the above obligations. The only time this does not apply is if reporting a complaint is clearly futile or unreasonable for other reasons. The customer will, however, be informed about the availability of the tour manager or SCC in the service description – at the latest when they receive the travel documents.

8.7.3. Tour guides are not authorized to formally recognize any claims whatsoever.

9. Exclusion of Claims and Statute of Limitation 9.1. If the baggage is damaged, lost or delayed during the travel by air, the passenger must write and complain to the relevant air carrier in loco as soon as possible with undue delay. The airlines and SCC may refuse to grant a refund due to international conventions if the claims notification therefor is not completed in time. The claims need to be asserted within seven days in case of loss of luggage and within 21 days after receipt of luggage in case of delay.

9.2. The traveler must assert claims under §§ 651 c to f BGB (German Civil Code) within a month after the contractual date of return.

9.3. All claims arising from the travel agreement as well as claims based on injury to life, limb or health due to intentional or negligent breach of duty of SCC shall lapse two years following the contractually covenanted date of return.

9.4. The statue of limitations is suspended if SCC initially states to you that complaints and claims are being examined. The suspension is lifted when the tour organizer informs the customer of the results of his examination with regard to the customer’s claims.

10. Insurance Coverage 10.1. You are insured against transportation risk during flights, within the scope of lawful provisions.

10.2. For your own safety, we recommend that you take out a travel insurance policy that includes cancellation, interruption, health, luggage, accident and liability coverage.

11. Passport, Visa, Customs, Foreign Exchange and Health Regulations 11.1. You will receive essential information on the formalities required for your trip along with the travel offer. This information will be conveyed along with travel documents and through the travel description contained in the catalog. Please heed this information, as each traveler is himself/herself responsible for compliance with these regulations. You shall bear all costs and the negative impact of failure to comply with said information.

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travel date. Children require a children’s passport which is appropriate to the respective destination. This information applies for German citizens.

Foreign nationals and holders of foreign passports are requested to turn to their relevant consulate or embassy for appropriate information.

11.3. You are liable to SCC for all consequences and damages, especially penalties, fees and expenses, that must be paid or deposited as a result of your failure to follow applicable regulations for entry into, exit out of or transit through a country, or if in case you have not provided the necessary documents or not provided them in the prescribed manner. You are obliged to immediately reimburse any funds that SCC must pay or deposit.

11.4. SCC is not liable for the necessary visas being granted or provided in time by the relevant diplomatic body with the exception of instances when SCC has been instructed to arrange them unless SCC has culpably failed to fulfil its own obligations.

12. General Remarks 12.1. Major printing errors and computational errors in the brochure or on the travel confirmation shall entitle SCC to avoid the validity of the travel agreement. In such instance, SCC is required to compensate the traveler for the proven loss incurred by relying on a declaration.

12.2. All information in our tour description corresponds to the current status of information at the time of printing.

12.3. Invalidity of individual provisions of the travel agreement shall not result in inva-lidity of the entire travel agreement. The same shall apply for these same Terms and Conditions of Travel.

12.4. Oral agreements are only valid if we have confirmed them in writing.

12.5. The conditions of the respective shipowner or transportation corporation shall apply in the event of travel by ship, combined air and ship travel, combined train and ship travel and for bus trips. We will provide you with a copy of their conditions upon request.

12.6. German law is solely applicable to the contractual relationship between the traveler and SCC. 12.7. The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg is deemed venue for courts of law for all registered businessmen, and for persons who do not have a domestic place of jurisdiction, as well as for persons who moved their place of residence or usual abode to a foreign country, after closing the travel agreement, or whose place of residence or usual abode is not known at the time that a suit is filed, and for litigation as a defendant.

12.8. SCC does not participate in the voluntary procedure for alternative dispute resolution for customer disputes in accordance with the Customer Dispute Resolution Law (Verbraucherstreitbeilegungsgesetz) and is not obliged to do so.

12.9. At the point of booking, SCC collects the personal data of the traveler that is required for the purpose of fulfilling and performing the travel contract. SCC stores this data electronically as well as processing it and forwarding it on to third parties (e.g. service providers such as hotels and transportation companies) if required within the scope of the contract. Further information is available at: www.seacloud.com/en/ privacy.

These conditions of travel and cancellation terms apply in conjunction with the conditions of transportation of the respective cruise company and the Prevention- and Hygiene Concept of SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH. You can view these at www.seacloud.com.

Owner’s General Conditions of Transportation of the Cruise Vessel SEA CLOUD, SEA CLOUD II, SEA CLOUD SPIRIT § 1 The Owners, the Carrier, the Performing Carrier, the Agent a) Owners of the SEA CLOUD (hereinafter referred to: the Ship) is the Schiffahrts-Gesellschaft “SEA CLOUD” mbH & Co. KG (hereinafter referred to: the Owners). Owners of the SEA CLOUD II (hereinafter referred to: the Ship) is Schiffahrts-Gesellschaft “SEA CLOUD II” mbH & Co. KG (hereinafter referred to: the Owners). Owners of the SEA CLOUD SPIRIT (hereinafter referred to: the Ship) is the Schiffahrts-Gesellschaft “SEA CLOUD SPIRIT” mbH (hereinafter referred to: the Owners). b) The Owners are the “carrier”, if they by themselves enter into the passage agreement with the single passenger. In all other cases, for example in case of a charter party for the Ship between the Owners and a carrier, the Owners are only “performing carrier”. c) Agent of the Owners are SEA CLOUD CRUISES GmbH, An der Alster 9, 20099 Hamburg, Germany (hereinafter referred to: SEA CLOUD CRUISES). § 2 Carriages and Services in Connection with the Sea-Carriage of the Ship The Owners are not and do not hold themselves out to be Tour Operators and do not accept any liability or responsibility or care for the arrange-

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ment, performance or organization of any other carriages or services outside the sea-carriage on the Ship such as land programs, excursions, hotels, pre- or on-carriages of passengers, entertainment, sightseeing etc. The Owners‘ responsibility is strictly limited to the sea-carriage on the Ship from embarkation of the passenger until his/her disembarkation and have no responsibility or liability for any other transport, either air transport, land transport or otherwise or other services whatsoever outside of the sea-carriage. § 3 Extent of Services rendered and Medical Treatment a) Unless otherwise determined by these conditions the price of the passage includes transportation and accommodation of the passenger and his/her luggage together also with the provision of catering on board.

Not included in the price are any costs and official fees concerning the passenger (e.g. taxes, landing, stamp charges or costs related to a quarantine ordered for the passenger). b) The Owners shall carry a doctor on board if so required by any laws or regulations. Owners are only responsible for the thoroughly choice of the doctor and/or nurse and shall not be under any liability to the passengers for treatment given to them by such doctor and/or nurse as may be carried or for such drugs as may be prescribed. Facilities for an extensive medical treatment are not available on board; in case of urgency or risk the passenger may be disembarked at the next port. The services of the doctor are not part of the services offered. The passenger / patient always concludes a separate contract with the doctor for a medical treatment. § 4 Luggage a) The allowance of cabin luggage per passenger is up to 40 kg. Additional luggage may only be taken on board with the Owners’ approval. b) The luggage may only contain personal effects. Weapons and any other dangerous objects, drugs and other objects the importation of which is illegal in countries en route, may not be taken on board. Paragraph 5 (c) shall apply accordingly. c) The passenger shall label luggage legibly with his/her name and particulars of port of embarkation and port of disembarkation and in the absence of which any responsibility for loss, confusion, and incorrect loading or unloading of the luggage shall be excluded, except in cases of willful act or gross negligence. § 5 Travel Regulations, Papers a) The passenger shall observe, perform and comply with all laws, decrees, directives or travel conditions (regulations) of the countries and ports at which the Ship may call as well as all rules and orders of the Master, the Owners or their Agents. Furthermore, the prevention and hygiene concept created by Sea Cloud Cruises GmbH must be observed. The passenger is obliged to procure the necessary travel papers himself/herself in good time prior to the commencement of the journey, and shall show these on request. b) Passengers who disobey the instructions, rules or orders referred to in fig. a) or whose papers are incomplete, forfeit the right to demand transportation and have no claim for refund of the fare. c) Each passenger is liable to the Owners for all consequences and damages, particularly fines, which the Owners may have to pay or to deposit and which arise out of the fact that the passenger has not complied with the rules and regulations, which are applicable with respect to the voyage into or from or through the countries of the voyage or from the fact that the passenger is not in the possession of the correct papers.

Each passenger shall be obliged to reimburse the Owners for such outlays immediately on demand. d) The Owners shall render assistance and information through their employees or agents in respect of the regulations referred to a). § 6 Ability of the Passenger to Travel The Owner has the right to exclude passengers from - further - participation in the voyage or to disembark them after the start of the voyage if this is necessary for im-portant reasons, in particular: a) because the passenger is not able to start or continue the journey due to illness, physical weakness or other reasons; b) because the passenger needs an accompanying person for the voyage and this person is not present; c) because the carriage of the passenger is or could be detrimental to the safety or health or the uninterrupted passage of the passengers, the crew or the vessel; d) because the passenger has obtained the booking due to false information; e) if pregnant women are in the 24th week of pregnancy or a later week of pregnancy at the time of the start of the voyage or reach the 24th week of pregnancy during the voyage. In this case, carriage on board is excluded for safety reasons and due to the limited medical care on board. If the pregnancy was not known at the time of booking the voyage,

the already paid travel price will be refunded if SEA CLOUD CRUISES is informed about the pregnancy immediately after it has become known.

Otherwise SEA CLOUD CRUISES reserves the right to claim the cruise price after cancellation or withdrawal from the contract. Pregnant women who are less than 24 weeks pregnant at the start of the cruise must present a certificate of fitness to travel issued by a medical specialist confirming the cruising area; f) for safety reasons, children may only travel on board the ships from the age of one year; in the event that the passenger is traveling with a child who is under one-year-old at the time of the start of the voyage, SEA CLOUD CRUISES is entitled to withdraw from the con-tract before the start of the voyage without notice or to terminate the travel contract after the start of the voyage; the right to payment of the cruise fare re-mains; g) because the passenger does not adhere to the prevention and hygiene concept drawn up SEA CLOUD CRUISES and thus endangers the safety and health of the other passengers and the crew on board the ship.

In such event, the Owners are not obliged to repay the passage price.

The fare for the share of the journey not traveled, may upon written application of the passenger, be repaid if the passenger is not responsible for the premature termination of the transportation contract and the Owners are able to re-sell the place made vacant. Any outlays and expenses of disembarkation and the extraordinary return voyage in such case are payable by the respective passenger. § 7 Assistance Clause The Owners hereby retain the right to render help to other vessels and to tow or to salvage vessels, to proceed by any route and to enter into or depart from any port on one or more occasions and in any sequence whatsoever. The Ship is also entitled to sail with or without pilots to effect repairs or to dock, to make trial journeys, to set the compass, to sail in convoy, as well as to transport freight of all kinds. Any and all such actions, whether anticipated or not, are deemed to be a component part of the contractual voyage. § 8 Delay of the Voyage, Alteration of the Voyage, Interruption of the Voyage, Cancellation of the Voyage a) The Owners are entitled to terminate and cancel this agreement before commencement of the voyage or to terminate the carriage after commencement of the voyage or to change the scheduled route of the voyage or to change the ports of call of the voyage or to cancel, alter or postpone any of the agreed services or obligations if and so far as maybe necessary or threaten to make necessary for good cause (“wichtiger Grund” – a reasons beyond the control of the Owners which make Owner’s performance unreasonable and which is accepted in German law ). In such event the Owners shall use their best endeavors to keep the voyage as far as possible to its original schedules. b) In this context an important reason may be construed in particular as circumstances which make it particularly dangerous, dangerous to health, risky or difficult to perform the voyage as scheduled. If the voyage is terminated due to such a reason, the passenger shall be repaid the passage price entirely or pro rata. The passenger, however, shall have no further claims of whatever nature against the Owners. If the contract is terminated before commencement of the voyage due to such an important reason, the entire passage price shall be repaid to the passanger/ charterer. In such an event the passenger shall have no further claims against the Owners whatsoever. § 9 Refusal of Landing Permission/Costs of Further Transportation If the landing or entry of the passenger and/or the importation of his/ her luggage is refused at any port of landing or destination, the Owners retain the right to transport the passenger and/or luggage to another port at which the Ship will call and to land him/her there. For this service the passenger shall pay to the Owners the fare according to the current tariff for such additional transportation and reimburse all other expenditure arising therefrom. The general conditions of this agreement shall also apply to any such additional transportation.

damage or late delivery of articles of value the Owner is not liable for damages below the amount of EUR 150. This exemption shall not apply in case the articles of value have been handed over to the Owner for safe custody. § 12 General Liability of Owners a) In the event that the Owners act only as an agent for and on behalf of Charterers (such as but not limited to air transport, hotels, train transport etc.) the Owners are not liable. Notwithstanding their liability under the provision of paragraph 11 hereinbefore the Owners shall not be liable to the passengers for ordinary negligence of the Ship’s crew, their employees other than managing employees, agents, servants or employees of yards and repair shops or other third parties. They shall not be liable for the consequences of circumstances which constitute force majeure.

In particular, this shall apply to the consequences of a delayed delivery of the Ship, of delays during the performance of the voyage and for any other damages or disadvantages which the passengers may suffer before, during or after the voyage or in connection therewith from any reason whatsoever. This limitation of liability shall also apply in the event that the Ship shall deviate from the scheduled route of the voyage or is subject to any other disturbance of the voyage or in the event that the performance of the voyage shall become impossible. aa) In case of restrictions (which occur after the beginning of the voyage and do not result in the cancellation of the voyage) of the voyage they are also not liable if these restrictions are due to any events that are based on force majeure. In particular this shall apply to the consequences of a delayed delivery of the Ship, of delays during the performance of the voyage and for any other damages or disadvantages which the passengers may suffer before, during or after the voyage or in connection therewith from any reason whatsoever. This limitation of liability shall also apply in the event that the Ship shall deviate from the scheduled route of the voyage or is subject to any other disturbance of the voyage. bb) If the Owner cannot start the voyage due to an event of force majeure or the voyage must be canceled after the start the pro rata voyage price per night will be refunded. In such an event the passenger shall have no further claims against the Owner whatsoever. cc)Force majeure means an event beyond the control of the partiesthat cannot be avoided, prevented, overcome or mitigated withreasonable care and prevents the parties from fulfilling theircontractual obligations. Mere inconveniences (such as bad weather, travel warnings or quarantine requirements) do not constitute force majeure by way of clarification. b) In case the Owner is deemed to be tour operator (“Reiseveranstalter”) despite paragraph 2, claims of passengers against the Owner as tour operator in accordance with §§ 651 c ff. BGB (Civil Code of the Federal Republic of Germany) are not subject to the limitation of liability in subclause a) of this paragraph but the following shall apply: Owner’s liability for damages (i) which do not constitute bodily injuries, (ii) which were caused neither intentionally nor with gross negligence or (iii) were merely caused due to the fault of a service provider is limited to three times the price the passenger paid for the voyage on the Ship. § 13 Applicable Law, Court of Jurisdiction a) The relations between the passenger and the Owners as either carrier or performing carrier (see § 1 lit. b) above) and all rights and obligations arising therefrom, shall be subject to and construed in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany. b) The Courts of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg shall have exclusive jurisdiction for all disputes in addition to the other places of jurisdiction, which applies according to § 30 para 2 ZPO (Code of Civil Procedure of the Federal Republic of Germany). § 14 Final Terms If any of the foregoing terms and conditions shall become invalid or inapplicable or are not acknowledged by a court, the validity and applicability of the other terms and conditions shall continue.

§ 10 Animals It is not allowed to bring animals on board the Ship. § 11 Liability of the Owners for Death or Injury of a Passenger and for Loss of/or Damage to the Luggage The Owners are liable for damages, which arise during the performance of the voyage on the Ship through death of/or injury to a passenger or loss of/or damage to the luggage of a passenger either as carrier (“Beförderer”), if the Owners themselves concluded the passage contract with the passenger or – in all other cases – as performing carrier (“ausführender Beförderer”) according to § 546 HGB (Commercial Code of the Federal Republic of Germany). In case Owners are liable for loss,

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