Just Go Holidays - Cruise and Maritime 2020 Cruises

OCE AN CRUISING 2020 A more traditional and leisurely style cruising experience

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CLASSIC CRUISE EXPERIENCES...

SHIPS OF CHARACTER All the cruises featured in this brochure are on smaller, more personal ships which offer a more traditional and leisurely cruising experience. These classic ships retain the style and understated quality of a country house hotel with the emphasis very much on providing a welcoming, attentive service within a friendly and relaxed ‘home from home’ atmosphere.

These smaller-sized ships are also accessible to more ports of call than much larger resort ships, often sailing enchanting waterways that larger ships simply can’t navigate.

EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY A scenic cruising holiday is an enriching experience, combining lazy days at sea and ever-changing vistas with exciting itineraries to fascinating places (complemented by a selection of optional shore excursions). With fantastic on-board facilities, activities, food and entertainment, simply relax and enjoy the cruise experience to the full while creating memories to last a lifetime.

SHORE EXCURSIONS To enhance the enjoyment of your cruise, Cruise & Maritime Voyages offer a programme of optional shore excursions which will be available at extra cost in advance of the cruise departure for pre-registration. Please note certain ports may only be accessible by the use of a smaller tender vessel.

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Land by launch or tender

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Additionally, as required by law, Just Go! Holidays Limited has protection in place to refund your payments and, where transport is included in the package, to ensure your repatriation in the event that it becomes insolvent.

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FREE* CLUB CLASS HOME COLLECTION SERVICE We’re pleased to offer FREE* Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service on all of the cruises featured in this brochure. With this luxury service, a uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home and transfer you to the cruise port in top specification cars or MPVs, then at the end of your holiday they will be waiting to whisk you home again.

EVERYTHING TAKEN CARE OF (WHAT’S INCLUDED): ¾¾ Free* Door to Door Club Class

Home Collection Service

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ Comfortable en-suite cabin accommodation ¾¾ Delicious full board cuisine ¾¾ Afternoon teas and late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea and coffee (6am to midnight) ¾¾ Daytime activities programme ¾¾ Wide range of leisure facilities ¾¾ Stylish evening entertainment ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & crafts sessions ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes

SELF-DRIVE Alternatively, take your own car and join us direct at the port. Please inform us at the time of booking if you are taking this option and a discount of £99 per person will be applied to your booking.

FREE* Club Class Home Collection Service: *Up to a maximum of 150 miles from your home postcode to the Cruise Terminal and back again. Terms and conditions apply – please call for additional mileage costs.

DECK PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS & SUMMARY Columbus

MARCO POLO The Marco Polo is a classic ocean liner offering a traditional maritime experience. Fully air-conditioned throughout, facilities include two restaurants and one bistro, five lounge areas, card room, library, shopping arcade and wellness centre offering a sauna and gym plus massage and beauty treatments (at an extra cost). Out on deck, there’s a swimming pool, three whirlpools and a traditional walk around promenade. All cabins are en suite with TV, hairdryer, telephone, music console and personal safe.

LENGTH

BEAM

CABINS

PASSENGER DECKS

GROSS TONNAGE

CRUISING SPEED

176.3m

23.6m

425

8

22,080 grt

16.5 knots

Marco Polo

Magellan

11 - Navigator Deck 10 - Columbus Deck 9 - Amundsen Deck 8 - Magellan Deck 7 - Pacific Deck 6 - Atlantic Deck 5 - Baltic Deck 4 - Caribic Deck

Boudicca

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COLUMBUS The impressive Columbus cruise ship joined the Cruise & Maritime Voyages fleet in June 2017 and combines all the benefits of smaller ship cruising with an impressive choice of dining options, lounges, activities and entertainment.

Columbus

Fully air-conditioned throughout, facilities include three restaurants and a bistro, seven lounge areas, six entertainment venues including a two-decked and tiered Palladium Show Lounge, a library, a shopping arcade and wellness centre offering a sauna and gym plus massage and beauty treatments (at an extra cost). Out on deck, there are two swimming pools and a large screen for outdoor movies and sporting events. All cabins are en suite with flat-screen TV, hairdryer, fridge and personal safe.

LENGTH

BEAM

CABINS

PASSENGER DECKS

GROSS TONNAGE

CRUISING SPEED

247m

32m

775

11

63,786 grt

16.5 knots

Marco Polo

14 - Sun Deck 12 - Lido Deck 11 - Navigator's Deck 10 - Upper Deck 9 - Boat Deck 8 - Columbus Deck 7 - Promenade Deck 6 - Main Deck 5 - Reception Deck 4 - Pacific Deck 3 - Atlantic Deck 2 - Carribbean Deck 1 - Baltic Deck

Magellan

Columbus

Boudicca Marco Polo

MAGELLAN The Magellan adds a little more contemporary style to the traditional British cruise experience that Cruise & Maritime Voyages are known for.

Magellan

12 - Sun Deck 11 - Navigator Deck 10 - Columbus Deck 9 - Magellan Deck 8 - Amundsen Deck 7 - Pacific Upper Deck 6 - Atlantic Main Deck 5 - Baltic Reception Deck 4 - Caribbean Deck

Fully air-conditioned throughout, facilities include two restaurants, a bistro, several well-appointed lounges and panoramic seating and observation areas, card room, library, shopping arcade and wellness centre offering a sauna and massage and beauty treatments (at an extra cost). Out on deck, there are two swimming pools, three whirlpools and expansive deck areas. All cabins are en suite with TV, hairdryer and personal safe.

LENGTH

BEAM

CABINS

PASSENGER DECKS

GROSS TONNAGE

CRUISING SPEED

221.3m

28m

726

9

46,052 grt

15-16 knots

Boudicca

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Navigator Deck 11 Columbus Deck 10 Amundsen Amundsen Magellan Navigator Navigator Navigator Navigator Deck Deck Deck 11 Deck 11 11 1111 Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Deck Deck Deck 10 Deck 10 10 1010 Amundsen Amundsen Amundsen Deck Deck Deck 9 Deck 9Deck 999 99 Magellan Magellan Magellan Magellan Deck Deck Deck 8 Deck 8Deck 888 88 Navigator Navigator Deck Deck 11 Columbus Columbus Deck Deck 10 Amundsen Amundsen Deck Magellan Magellan Deck Navigator Deck 11 Columbus Deck 10 Amundsen Deck 9Deck Magellan Deck 8Deck

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Whirlpools Whirlpools Whirlpools Whirlpools Whirlpools Whirlpools Whirlpools Whirlpools

Scott’s Scott’s Scott’s Scott’s Scott’s Scott’s Scott’s Scott’s Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar Bar

Library Library Library Library Library Library Library Library

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Boutiques Boutiques Boutiques Boutiques Boutiques Boutiques Boutiques Boutiques

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Beauty Beauty Beauty Beauty Beauty Beauty Beauty Beauty Salon Salon Salon Salon Salon Salon Salon Salon

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Internet Café

Beauty Salon

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Columbus Deck 10

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CABIN CATEGORY LEGEND Cat DS De Luxe Suite Cat JS Junior Suite Cat DL De Luxe Cat 12 Premium Twin Cat 11 Superior Plus Twin Cat 10 Single Cat 9 Superior Twin Cat 8 Standard Plus Twin Cat 7 Standard Twin Cat 6 Standard Twin Cat 5 Single (Inner) Cat 4 Premium Twin (Inner) Cat 3 Superior Twin (Inner) Cat 2 Standard Plus Twin (Inner) Cat 1 Standard Twin (Inner) All categories with ocean view unless stated 201 201

Marco Polo Marco Marco Marco Polo Marco Polo Polo Polo Marco Marco Polo Polo Marco Polo Lounge Lounge Lounge Lounge Lounge Lounge Lounge Lounge

Amundsen Deck 9

Scott’s Bar

Marco Polo

Lounge

12 - Lido Deck

Fusion

Bar Plantation Bistro

Pool

Bar

Pool

Alfresco Grill

o’s cin puc Cap

Big Screen

Dome Observatory and Nightclub

The Grill Photo & Video Gallery

Waterfront Restaurant

Taverner’s pub

Galleria

Connexions Bar

Photo & Video Gallery

Bar

Waterfront Restaurant

Promenade Deck

10 - Upper Deck 9 - Boat Deck 8 - Columbus Deck 6 - Main Deck

Raffles

Shopping Galleria

5 - Reception Deck

Onboard Cruise Sales

Captain’s Club & Casino

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Medical Centre

2 - Caribbean Deck

Hair & Beauty Salon

Day Spa

Thermal Suite

Gym

Internet

Atrium

Hemingway’s

Shore Excursions

4 - Pacific Deck

Reception Guest Services

Palladium Show Lounge

Hot Tubs

Bar Promenade Deck Galleria

Waterfront Restaurant

Internet Cafe

Hampton’s

Palladium Show Lounge

Oasis

Oasis

Laundrette

Trumps & Aces

7 - Promenade Deck

Crafters Studio

Ship’s Library

11 - Navigator’s Deck

Gelato’s

Ocean Terrace

CABIN CATEGORY LEGEND Cat JS Junior Suite Cat DL De Luxe Balcony Cat 12 Premium Twin Cat 11 Superior Plus Twin Cat 10 Superior Single Cat 9 Superior Twin Cat 8S Standard Plus Single Cat 8 Standard Plus Twin Cat 7S Standard Single Cat 7 Standard Twin Cat 6 Standard Twin Cat 6P Standard Twin (Port Hole) Cat 6B Standard Twin˚ Cat 6BS Standard Single˚ Cat 6C Standard Twin˚ Cat 5 Superior Single (Inner) Cat 4 Premium Twin (Inner) Cat 3 Superior Twin (Inner) Cat 2 Standard Plus Twin (Inner) Cat 1 Standard Twin (Inner)

14 - Sun Deck

Columbus

7

Caribbean Deck 4

Atlantic Main Deck 6

Pacific Upper Deck 7

Shop

Reception

Shore Excursions

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Magellan Deck 9

Sun Terrace

Nansen Card & Bridge Room

Amundsen Deck 8

Waldorf Waldorf Restaurant Restaurant

Library

EL

Photo Gallery Taverner’s Pub

The Mall

Baltic Reception Deck 5

Galleria Casino Royale

Sinatra’s Lounge Bar

Whirlpool

Columbus Deck 10

Whirlpool

Pool

Lido Bar

Raffles Bistro

Fusion

EL

Photo Gallery

Galley Galley

Standard Twin (Inner)

Navigator Deck 11

Neptune Observation Bar

Stage

Gym

Cat 1

Pool

Standard Plus Twin (Inner)

EL

Superior Twin (Inner)

Cat 2

EL

Premium Twin (Inner)

Eros Bar

Cat 3

Captain’s Club

Superior Single (Inner)

Cat 4

Kensington Kensington Restaurant Restaurant

Cat 5

Hampton’s

Standard Twin

Hampton’s

Standard Twin

Cat 6

Lounge Bar Lounge Bar Hampton’s Lounge Bar

Sun Deck 12

Whirlpool

Sun Terrace

Standard Plus Twin

EL

Cat 7

EL

Superior Twin

Cat 8

EL

Superior Single

Cat 9

EL

Bridge

Superior Plus Twin

Cat 10

Shopping Shopping Galleria Galleria

Magellan Main Show Lounge

Premium Twin

Cat 11

Shackleton’s Conf. Room

Junior Suite

Cat 12

Shop

De Luxe Suite

Cat JS

Shopping Galleria

8 Cat DS

Cappuccino’s

Magellan Magellan Main Show Lounge Main Show Lounge

Magellan CABIN CATEGORY LEGEND Cat RS Royal Suite

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 7 nights full board accommodation on the Magellan ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Geiranger Flåm Bergen

Dundee Newcastle

8 Days from £659

Flåm, Norway

MAJESTIC FJORDLAND SATURDAY 25 TH APRIL TO SATURDAY 2 ND MAY 2020 A week long escape and fantastic opportunity to cruise Norway’s dramatic ice-carved fjords. Experience breathtaking scenery as you sail to picturesque villages nestled in the very heart of fjordland. At each port of call a full programme of optional excursions takes you closer to an incredible landscape of majestic snow-capped mountains, granite cliffs and tumbling waterfalls.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in Newcastle

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at Newcastle Port, we board the Magellan and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 2 – Dundee, Scotland

We arrive in Dundee, Scotland’s fourth largest city, situated on the north bank of the Tay estuary. This dynamic and compact city is not only a UNESCO City of Design, but also home to the V&A Museum of Design Dundee, the world’s only V&A museum outside of London. The city’s past is celebrated in a number of ways. These include Discovery Point, where RRS Discovery is on view, and the Verdant Works, one of Dundee’s best known jute mills recreated to reflect the everyday experience of so many past Dundonians.

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – Bergen, Norway

After a day at leisure on the ship, we cruise into Bergen. Known as the ‘Gateway to the Fjords’, Bergen is Norway’s second largest city. Yet with a population of less than a quarter of a million, it has the feel of a small town. It is beautifully sited against a backdrop of seven mountains and the funicular ride to the summit of Mount Fløien affords wonderful panoramic views of Bergen and Norway’s attractive coastline.

Overlooking the harbour the colourful Bryggen wharf is the face of Bergen. The characteristic wooden gabled buildings were once the home and offices of Hanseatic merchants but today house shops selling crafts and traditional souvenirs.

Day 5 – Cruising Geirangerfjord & Geiranger, Norway

We cruise the stunningly beautiful Geirangerfjord to Geiranger. From a small farming village that was relatively isolated in the 1800s, Geiranger has grown into one of Norway’s most popular tourist resorts.

It sits at the head of the Geirangerfjord against a backdrop of splendid mountain scenery. From Geiranger steep mountain roads snake their way up to dizzying heights and panoramic views that are quite literally breathtaking. Snow dusted peaks, wild tumbling waterfalls, lush green valleys and dramatic gorges stretch as far as the eye can see with their reflections in the mirror-calm waters of the incredible Geirangerfjord far below.

Day 6 – Cruising Sognefjord & Flåm, Norway Geiranger,Barbados Norway

We cruise along the Sognefjord, the largest fjord in Norway. With steep mountain slopes meeting

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the water’s shores, we take in the impressive vistas before arriving in Flåm. Surrounded by towering mountains the tiny village of Flåm, with some 500 inhabitants, nestles at the head of Aurlandsfjord, the innermost arm of the mighty Sognefjord. Its popularity as a tourist destination began in the late 19th century with the arrival of steamships carrying English and German passengers including Europe’s royals attracted by the salmon fishing in the Flåm River. Today’s visitors are drawn to Flåm for a chance to ride on one of the world’s steepest and most spectacular railways. A masterpiece of engineering, Flåm Railway twists and turns through the steepsided Flåm Valley amidst some of Norway’s most breathtaking mountain scenery.

Bergen, Norway

Day 7 – At Sea / Day 8 – Disembarkation in Newcastle

After a day at sea, we arrive back in Newcastle where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

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YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 7 nights full board accommodation on the Marco Polo ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Olden Flåm Bergen Aberdeen Newcastle

8 Days from £649

Mount Fløien funicular

AUTUMN FJORDLAND THURSDAY 24 TH SEPTEMBER TO THURSDAY 1 ST OCTOBER 2020 From the rail of Marco Polo enjoy the kaleidoscope of awe-inspiring fjordland scenery where green hills, cascading waterfalls and majestic mountains are truly spectacular. Visits to picturesque towns and idyllic fjord villages promise a host of new and exciting experiences. And with its colourful Hanseatic waterfront and spectacular Mount Fløyen funicular, Bergen is the perfect end to this week long cruise.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in Newcastle

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at Newcastle Port, we board the Marco Polo and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

The creeping pitted tentacle of ice features in optional excursions from Olden together with glorious waterfalls, glacier fed rivers and wonderful mountain lakes.

Day 2 – Aberdeen, Scotland

We arrive in Aberdeen, Scotland’s third city. This thriving and cosmopolitan port city is famous for its stunning granite buildings and monuments and blends historic attractions with a long sandy coastline.

The city also has two Old Towns: Old Aberdeen with its cobbled streets and 15th-century fortified cathedral and Footdee, a quirky fishing quarter at the water’s edge with squares of tiny cottages.

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – & Olden, Norway

Cruising Nordfjord

After a day at leisure on the ship, we cruise the beautiful Nordfjord, the sixth longest fjord in Norway, situated between the largest mainland glacier in Europe and Norway’s wildest coast at the western cape. The southernmost of the three short branches at the inner end of Nordfjord terminates in Olden.

The charming village sits amongst tidy, well-kept farms on gently sloping, fertile hillsides, which then rise steeply into thickly wooded and rugged peaks.

From the village the beautiful Oldendalen Valley runs between towering mountains to the edge of the mighty Jostedalsbreen Glacier. Briksdal Glacier is one of the more accessible arms of the Jostedalsbreen.

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Sognefjord , Norway Aberdeen, Scotland

Day 5 –

Cruising Sognefjord & Flåm, Norway

We cruise along the Sognefjord, the largest fjord in Norway. With steep mountain slopes meeting the water’s shores, we take in the impressive vistas before arriving in Flåm. Surrounded by towering mountains the tiny village of Flåm, with some 500 inhabitants, nestles at the head of Aurlandsfjord, the innermost arm of the mighty Sognefjord. Its popularity as a tourist destination began in the late 19th century with the arrival of steamships carrying English and German passengers including Europe’s royals attracted by the salmon fishing in the Flåm River. Today’s visitors are drawn to Flåm for a chance to ride on one of the world’s steepest and most spectacular railways. A masterpiece of engineering, Flåm Railway twists and turns through the steepsided Flåm Valley amidst some of Norway’s most breathtaking mountain scenery.

Day 6 – Bergen, Norway

Known as the ‘Gateway to the Fjords’, Bergen is Norway’s second largest city. Yet with a population of less than a quarter of a million, it has the feel of a small town. It is beautifully sited against a backdrop of seven mountains and the funicular ride to the summit of Mount Fløien affords wonderful panoramic views of Bergen and Norway’s attractive coastline.

Overlooking the harbour the colourful Bryggen wharf is the face of Bergen. The characteristic wooden gabled buildings were once the home and offices of Hanseatic merchants but today house shops selling crafts and traditional souvenirs.

Day 7 – At Sea / Day 8 – Disembarkation in Newcastle

After a day at sea, we arrive back in Newcastle where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

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YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 7 nights full board accommodation on the Columbus ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details Bergen Eidfjord Stavanger

8 Days from £659

Eidfjord, Norway

London Tilbury

Rotterdam

MAJESTIC FJORDLAND SUNDAY 19 TH TO SUNDAY 26 TH JULY 2020 As you gaze from the rail of Columbus you’ll be stunned by the sheer scale and magnificence of Norway’s mighty fjords. This multi-generational cruise will introduce you to breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls, sheer grey cliffs and majestic mountains.

In contrast you will be able to visit pretty fjord villages set among green fields and Bergen, the fjord capital, with its busy harbour and historic Hanseatic buildings.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Columbus and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 2 – Rotterdam, Netherlands

We cruise into Rotterdam where we have time to discover this diverse city with its absorbing maritime tradition and patchwork of architectural styles.

Admire the sparkling skyscrapers and impressive port or visit the fascinating food markets.

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – Cruising Hardangerfjord & Eidfjord, Norway

After a day at leisure on the ship, we cruise along the beautiful Hardangerfjord, the fourth longest fjord in the world. With steep mountain slopes meeting the water’s shores, we take in the impressive vistas before arriving in Eidfjord, lying at the end of a tributary of the Hardangerfjord and surrounded by mountains up to 1,900 metres high. The small town is the gateway to Hardangervidda, the largest high mountain plateau in Europe and Norway’s largest national park. A short walk from the village centre there are graves by the roadside dating back to the Iron Age and Viking eras. The ‘old’ church in Eidfjord was built in 1309. Nearby, the stunning Vøringfossen waterfall is one of Norway’s most popular natural attractions and features in optional excursions along with the amazing Sysen Dam.

Day 5 – Bergen, Norway

Rotterdam, Netherlands Barbados

Our next destination is Bergen, known as the ‘Gateway to the Fjords’. It is Norway’s second largest city yet, with a population of less than a quarter of a million, it has the feel of a small town. The city is beautifully sited against a backdrop of seven mountains and the funicular ride to the summit of Mount Fløien affords wonderful panoramic views of Bergen and Norway’s attractive coastline.

Overlooking the harbour the colourful Bryggen wharf is the face of Bergen. The characteristic wooden gabled buildings were once the home and offices of Hanseatic merchants but today house shops selling crafts and traditional souvenirs.

See pages 28 - 31 for dates, cabin types and prices

Hardangerfjord, Norway

Day 6 – Stavanger, Norway

Stavanger is today the ‘Oil Capital of Norway’. It is a vibrant, modern city with Gamle Stavanger at its core. The picturesque old part of Stavanger has gently sloping cobbled streets lined with small, white wooden houses built at the end of the 18th and early 19th centuries. The city’s Anglo-Norman style cathedral was built in 1125, the same year Stavanger was officially founded. One of the most popular excursions from Norway’s fourth largest city is a visit to the Iron Age Farm at Ullanhaug giving a fascinating insight into life in the area some 1,500 years ago.

Day 7 – At Sea / Day 8 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury

After a day at leisure on the ship, we arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

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13 Days from £1,099

Isafjördur, Iceland

ICELAND & NORTHERN ISLES SUNDAY 9 TH TO FRIDAY 21 ST AUGUST 2020 Home to one of the world’s most dynamic landscapes, Iceland is the legendary ‘Land of Fire and Ice’! Vast ice caps, active volcanoes, spouting geysers, bubbling mud pools and geothermal hot springs are all part of the exciting nature you may experience on this extraordinary island. Visits to Rotterdam, the beautiful Orkney Islands and the remote Faroes complete this very special cruise.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Columbus and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 2 – Rotterdam, Netherlands

We cruise into Rotterdam where we have time to discover this diverse city with its absorbing maritime tradition and patchwork of architectural styles.

Admire the sparkling skyscrapers and impressive port or visit the fascinating food markets.

Tórshavn, Faroe Islands

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – Orkney Islands

Kirkwall, Orkney Islands

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Kirkwall,

After a day at sea we drop anchor in Kirkwall. The capital of the amazing Orkney archipelago, the Royal Burgh of Kirkwall sits almost exactly in the centre of Mainland, dividing the island into East and West.

The magnificent St Magnus Cathedral, a legacy of the town’s rich Viking heritage, dominates Kirkwall’s skyline. In its shadow, the town is a cluster of grey stone buildings lining narrow, flagstone streets.

Excursions explore these beautiful islands whose history can be traced back some 6,000 years through Neolithic standing stones and the magnificent archaeological site of Skara Brae. Modern day Orkney is a hive of creative activity and its craft workshops are perfect for a special souvenir.

Day 5 – Tórshavn, Faroe Islands

Once the site of an annual Viking gathering, Tórshavn is today one of the smallest and most pleasant capital cities in the world. It sits on the southern tip of Streymoy, one of 18 islands in the Faroese archipelago. Tinganes is the old part of the town where characteristic, red wooden buildings with turf-covered roofs cluster on a narrow peninsula. It juts into the natural harbour around which the modern town has been built. The Faroe Islands have a wild and dramatic landscape, which is a magnificent backdrop to optional excursions showing how islanders live on this remote and unspoiled archipelago.

Book now on 03332 342 473 or online at justgoholidays.com/cruise

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 12 nights full board accommodation on the Columbus ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Ísafjörður Akureyri Reykjavík

Seyðisfjörður

Tórshavn

Reykjavík, Iceland

Day 6 – Seyðisfjörður, Iceland

Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and cascading waterfalls, Seyðisfjörður is a welcoming town booming with creativity and rich in history.

Home to approximately 700 people, the town has been an important trading centre from the 19th century up to modern times, thanks to its natural harbour and proximity to the European continent.

The colourful, Norwegian-style wooden houses, dating from the early 20th century, render this village unique in Iceland. Walking trails around town, out along the coast, or by the Fjarðará River, allow for many pleasurable and relaxing experiences.

Day 7 – Akureyri, Iceland

Akureyri lies at the head of the 60-kilometre long Eyjafjördur – the longest fjord in Iceland. The capital of the north, which was founded as a trading post, is today an attractive town with colourful houses and well-kept gardens. It is also home to both the northernmost botanical garden and northernmost golf course in the world. Optional excursions highlight Iceland’s extraordinary landscapes including surreal rock formations, the lunar-like pseudo-craters at Skutastadir and the stunning, crescent-shaped Godafoss Waterfall. Laufas Folk Museum, or Myvatn Nature Baths, Iceland’s newest spa, are relaxing alternatives.

Day 8 –

Kirkwall

Isafjördur, Iceland

Situated just below the Arctic Circle, Isafjördur is the largest town in the Westfjords region of Iceland. It sits on a gravel spit that stands out into the Skutulsfjördur flanked on three sides by towering mountains. There are only three roads leading out of the town and all are through tunnels. The Maritime Museum traces the life and history of the settlement where fishing has been, and remains, the area’s main source of income. The Westfjords region is a nature lover’s paradise and a popular excursion visits the magical island of Vigur, which is home to a large eider duck colony and vast bird population.

Day 9 – Reykjavík, Iceland

Part old Norse, part modern city, the Icelandic capital has a quirky character of its own. Although Reykjavík is one of the world’s smallest capital cities, it is home to almost half of Iceland’s population.

Mosaics, murals and sculptures are found throughout the oldest part of the town where brightly coloured

Reykjavík, Iceland

Rotterdam London Tilbury

houses with tin roofs are watched over by the towering Hallgrimskirkja Church. The classic ‘Golden Circle’ featuring vast lava fields, bubbling mud pools, crashing waterfalls and spouting geysers, is a popular optional excursion along with the chance to bathe in the famous geothermal Blue Lagoon.

Days 10-12 – At Sea / Day 13 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury After a few days at leisure on the ship, we arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

Myvatn Nature Baths – Akureyri, Iceland

See pages 28 - 31 for dates, cabin types and prices

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11 Days from £899

St Mary’s, Isles of Scilly

BRITISH ISLES DISCOVERY THURSDAY 9 TH TO SUNDAY 19 TH JULY 2020 Experience the beauty and heritage of our islands by visiting some of the more interesting, but remoter, parts of the British Isles together with contrasting calls in Rotterdam and Honfleur. Walk among peaceful hills, view ancient monuments and wander through historic streets. At each port of call you can be as busy or relaxed as you wish, with a full programme of optional excursions.

History, heritage and beauty – plus wonderful memories to bring home.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – Invergordon, Scotland

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Columbus and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 2 – Rotterdam, Netherlands

We cruise into Rotterdam where we have time to discover this diverse city with its absorbing maritime tradition and patchwork of architectural styles.

Admire the sparkling skyscrapers and impressive port or visit the fascinating food markets.

After a day at leisure on the ship, we arrive in Invergordon. Situated on the shores of the deep Cromarty Firth and with a fine natural harbour, Invergordon is a key port with an important naval history stretching back through two World Wars.

The small, yet modern town is a charming coastal gateway to the beautiful Scottish Highlands and the incredible scenery that forms a stunning backdrop to the romantic castles and historic battlefields featuring in optional excursions along with the ‘Capital of the Highlands’ Inverness.

Other popular options include the Glenmorangie Distillery and a visit to haunting Loch Ness with its legendary monster.

Isle of Skye

Day 5 –

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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Portree, Isle of Skye

Set around its picturesque natural harbour and fringed by high ground and cliffs, charming Portree is the main town on the beautiful Isle of Skye. The impact of Skye’s stunning scenery is spectacular.

The soaring peaks of the Cuilins, undulating heather moorland, small lochs and gently flowing streams form a wonderful backdrop to optional excursions featuring crofting villages, and iconic castles with both colourful and poignant history. On the outskirts of Portree, the Skye Heritage Centre and Aros Experience bring to life the history of the island and give an insight into the life these Highland communities lived.

Book now on 03332 342 473 or online at justgoholidays.com/cruise

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 10 nights full board accommodation on the Columbus ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details Invergordon

Portree Tobermory

St Peter Port, Guernsey

Day 6 –

Tobermory, Isle of Mull

Established in the late 18th century as a fishing port, Tobermory is one of the prettiest ports in Scotland. The picture-postcard village has a large natural harbour where colourful boats bob on the waves watched over by a rainbow of brightly, painted buildings backed by woodland-fringed hills.

Tobermory is the capital of the Isle of Mull. Mull is the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides and its diverse landscape ranges from high mountain and wild moorland, to wave-lashed sea cliffs and sandy beaches. Neighbouring Iona is the tiny island where St Columba first brought Christianity to Scotland in 563 AD. St Mary’s, Isles of Scilly

Day 7 – At Sea / Day 8 – of Scilly

Day 9 –

St Peter Port, Guernsey

For over 800 years Castle Cornet has stood guard over St Peter Port. The attractive town is a delight with cobbled streets, steep stairways and alleyways winding their way down between the houses to a picturesque waterfront of grey and white stone buildings. Guernsey is geographically closer to France, yet loyal to the British crown, and this is reflected in the wonderful Anglo-French ambience around the town. The second largest of the Channel Islands has a wonderful coastline with beautiful bays, and pastoral scenery that includes the handsome, much-prized Guernsey dairy cows. The tax-free haven is perfect for duty-free shopping.

London Tilbury

Rotterdam

St Mary's St Peter Port

Honfleur

Day 10 – Honfleur, France

Our last port of call is Honfleur. Over the years many renowned painters and writers have been attracted to pretty Honfleur, which with its narrow, halftimbered houses, cobblestone streets and charming old harbour set in a sheltered cove off the Seine’s tidal estuary, is simply enchanting. Unlike many of its Normandy neighbours, Honfleur was spared during the bombing of World War Two and nestled in its tidy, picturesque streets historic buildings house art galleries, artists’ studios, boutiques, restaurants, cafés and fine souvenir shops.

Honfleur, France

Day 11 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury

We arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

St Mary’s, Isles

After a day at sea we drop anchor in St Mary’s on the Isles of Scilly. Britain’s only island archipelago, the magical Isles of Scilly lie just 28 miles off the coast of Cornwall. St Mary’s, the largest of the five inhabited islands, is a delight with white sand beaches, tranquil waters and stunning seascapes.

The attractive village of Hugh Town, considered the ‘capital’, is the hub of the islands’ activity. The second largest and the only privately-owned island is Tresco, where, in the glorious Abbey Gardens, some 20,000 exotic species thrive in the sub-tropical climate. Optional excursions explore both St Mary’s and Tresco, two of the beautiful cluster of islands that are worlds apart from everyday life.

Portree, Isle of Skye

See pages 28 - 31 for dates, cabin types and prices

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YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 12 nights full board accommodation on the Magellan ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions

Reykjavík

¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin

Tórshavn

¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Belfast

13 Days from £999

Cobh

Reykjavík, Iceland

Bristol

ICELAND & LAND OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS WEDNESDAY 21 ST OCTOBER TO MONDAY 2 ND NOVEMBER 2020 An amazing display of purple, blue, pink and green light dancing across the dark sky of night, the spectacular Aurora Borealis is one of nature’s greatest wonders. This voyage takes you to the Faroe Islands and Iceland, the ‘Land of Fire & Ice’ where, if atmospheric conditions are right, you have the chance to witness the incredible Northern Lights. Cobh and Belfast are fascinating bonus calls on this spectacular voyage.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in Bristol Avonmouth

Days 3 & 4 – At Sea

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at Bristol Avonmouth Cruise Terminal, we board the Magellan and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 2 – Cobh for Cork, Ireland

Lying at the mouth of the River Lee, Cobh has one of the best natural harbours in the world. Known as Queenstown until 1922, it was the departure point for thousands of Irish emigrants to America and the last port of call of the Titanic. The ‘Queenstown Story’ is a wonderful exhibition telling of this rich maritime history. From Cobh’s waterfront, streets lined with brightly coloured houses climb the steep slope of a hill, which is crowned with the imposing St Coleman’s Cathedral. A charming little town, Cobh is a gateway to the city of Cork and excursions to Ireland’s legendary Blarney Castle.

Faroe Islands

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Belfast, Northern Ireland

Day 5 – Tórshavn, Faroe Islands

After two days at leisure enjoying the ship’s facilities, we arrive in Tórshavn. Once the site of an annual Viking gathering, Tórshavn is today one of the smallest and most pleasant capital cities in the world. It sits on the southern tip of Streymoy, one of 18 islands in the Faroese archipelago. Tinganes is the old part of the town where characteristic, red wooden buildings with turf-covered roofs cluster on a narrow peninsula. It juts into the natural harbour around which the modern town has been built. The Faroe Islands have a wild and dramatic landscape, which is a magnificent backdrop to optional excursions showing how islanders live on this remote and unspoiled archipelago.

Day 6 – At Sea / Days 7 & 8 – Reykjavík, Iceland

After a day at sea we visit Reykjavík. Part old Norse, part modern city, the Icelandic capital has a quirky character of its own. Although Reykjavík is one of the world’s smallest capital cities, it is home to almost half of Iceland’s population. Mosaics, murals and sculptures are found throughout the oldest part of the town where brightly coloured houses with tin roofs are watched over by the towering Hallgrimskirkja Church. The classic ‘Golden Circle’ featuring vast lava fields, bubbling mud pools, crashing waterfalls and spouting geysers, is a popular optional excursion along with the chance to bathe in the famous geothermal Blue Lagoon.

Days 9 & 10 – At Sea Day 11 – Belfast, Northern Ireland

After two days at leisure enjoying the ship’s facilities, we arrive in Belfast. Samson and Goliath are much-loved landmarks soaring above Belfast’s skyline. The two great, yellow-painted, gantry cranes are a reminder of the shipbuilding industry that put Northern Ireland’s capital firmly on the map.

Housed in an iconic, state-of-the-art, six-storey building, Titanic Belfast relives the city’s golden era and traces the story of the ill-fated liner built in the shipyards of Harland & Wolff. At the heart of today’s cosmopolitan city is Belfast’s elegant City Hall, which stands in Donegal Square. The extraordinary Giant’s Causeway is a popular excursion from this city with omnipresent Irish charm.

Day 12 – At Sea / Day 13 – Disembarkation in Bristol Avonmouth

After a day at sea, we arrive back in Bristol Avonmouth where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

Book now on 03332 342 473 or online at justgoholidays.com/cruise

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 16 nights full board accommodation on the Marco Polo ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight)

Longyearbyen Barentsburg

¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party

Honningsvåg Narvik

¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin

Stavanger

¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

17 Days from £1,349

North Cape, Norway

Trondheim Ålesund

London Tilbury

SPITZBERGEN, NORTH CAPE & LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN SUNDAY 7 TH TO TUESDAY 23 RD JUNE 2020 Here is a chance to enjoy some truly stunning scenery with this magnificent voyage to the ‘Top of the World’. Marco Polo will take you deep inside the Arctic Circle to the North Cape – the northernmost point of Europe and the Land of the Midnight Sun**. The highlight of this cruise will undoubtedly be the remote island of Spitzbergen, which teems with wildlife and offers breathtaking vistas.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury / Days 2 & 3 – At Sea

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Marco Polo and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 4 – Trondheim, Norway

We arrive in Trondheim in central Norway. Past and present times live together in harmony in the city. The architecture and surroundings create a beautiful setting. The city is home to a rich variety of historical sites, museums and art galleries. The Nidaros Cathedral was built over the grave of St Olav, Norway’s patron saint whose reputation shone far beyond the borders of his country. The Cathedral has an impressive West Wall, richly ornamented in stone with magnificent stained glass windows. It is a sight to behold and a ‘must see’ for any visitor to Trondheim.

Day 5 – At Sea / Day 6 – Narvik, Norway

After a day at sea, we visit Narvik. Modern Narvik was the first industrial town in Northern Norway. It was given town status in 1902 when the Ofoten Railway was completed to haul iron ore from Kiruna in Sweden to the ice-free port of Narvik. Narvik became the focus of the world’s attention in 1940 and five years of German occupation are documented in the Nordland Red Cross War Memorial Museum. The cable car on Narvikfjellet Mountain opens up an incredible bird’s eye view of the town and dramatic landscape around Ofotfjorden. Outside the town in the Salagsdalen Valley is one of the world’s northernmost zoos.

Day 7 – At Sea / Day 8 –

Barentsburg, Norway

After a day at leisure enjoying the ship’s facilities, we drop anchor in Barentsburg – a small mining settlement on the shores of the beautiful Grønfjord with a population that is almost entirely made up of Russians and Ukrainians. Barentsburg is named after Dutch explorer Willem Barentsz, who discovered Svalbard in 1596. During World War II, Barentsburg came under heavy fire and was virtually destroyed however while the buildings here today are relatively new, the place still has a historic feel to it.

Day 9 – Longyearbyen, Norway

Today we visit Longyearbyen, which enjoys a superb backdrop including two glacier tongues. A wonderful base for those looking to head further out to nature, Longyearbyen also has a range of shops, restaurants and bars here for visitors and locals to enjoy alike and in the summertime, you can often go out with the Midnight Sun shining brightly on your face.

Day 10 – At Sea / Day 11 – Honningsvåg for North Cape, Norway

After a day at sea, we arrive in Honningsvåg. Though Norwegian law states that a city in Norway must have 5,000 inhabitants, tiny Honningsvåg, a community of around 2,500, is one of the smallest cities in Norway having been granted this status in 1996. The ’city’ lies on the south-eastern side of a large island called Magerøya in the Barents Sea. It is the starting point of excursions to the dramatic North Cape where from a high plateau the monumental 307-metre high cliff plunges into the Atlantic. From here only endless ocean lies between the northernmost point of Europe and the North Pole.

Days 12 & 13 – At Sea See pages 28 - 31 for dates, cabin types and prices

Day 14 – Ålesund, Norway

We arrive in Ålesund. In 1904 a fire swept through Ålesund leaving the town in ashes. It was rebuilt in the then fashionable art nouveau style. Buildings with turrets and towers and facades with medieval romantic ornamentation add a quirky charm to the town that is considered the most beautiful in Norway.

From the park 418 steps lead to the summit of Mount Aksla, which affords wonderful views of Ålesund, built on islands stretching into the sea. In an elaborate building that was the former Swan Pharmacy, the Jugendstilsenteret celebrates the town’s unique architectural history.

Day 15 – Cruising Boknafjord & Stavanger, Norway

After cruising the scenic Boknafjord, we arrive in Stavanger which today is the ‘Oil Capital of Norway’. It is a vibrant, modern city with Gamle Stavanger at its core.

The old part of Stavanger has gently sloping cobbled streets lined with small, white wooden houses built at the end of the 18th and early 19th centuries. The city’s Anglo-Norman style cathedral was built in 1125, the same year Stavanger was officially founded. One of the most popular excursions from Norway’s fourth largest city is a visit to the Iron Age Farm at Ullanhaug giving a insight into life in the area some 1,500 years ago.

Day 16 – At Sea / Day 17 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury

After a day at leisure on the ship, we arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday. **Please note: viewing of the Midnight Sun is subject to weather conditions.

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12 Days from £999

Tobermory, Isle of Mull

BRITISH ISLES DISCOVERY FRIDAY 4 TH TO TUESDAY 15 TH SEPTEMBER 2020 Here is a fantastic opportunity to really appreciate some of the beautiful scenery, fascinating history and ancient cultures of the British Isles. On this fascinating cruise Magellan visits stunning Scottish Islands and Highlands and Belfast with its remarkable Titanic Experience. Discover picturesque harbours, historic castles and a charming corner of France, which completes this wonderful cruise.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in Bristol Avonmouth / Day 2 – At Sea A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at Bristol Avonmouth Cruise Terminal, we board the Magellan and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 3 – Honfleur, France

We moor up in Honfleur. Over the years many renowned painters and writers have been attracted to pretty Honfleur, which with its narrow, halftimbered houses, cobblestone streets and charming old harbour set in a sheltered cove off the Seine’s tidal estuary, is simply enchanting. Unlike many of its Normandy neighbours, Honfleur was spared during the bombing of World War Two and nestled in its tidy, picturesque streets historic buildings house art galleries, artists’ studios, boutiques, restaurants, cafés and fine souvenir shops.

Kirkwall, Orkney Islands

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Honfleur, France

Day 4 – At Sea / Day 5 – Invergordon, Scotland

After a day at leisure on the ship, we arrive in Invergordon. Situated on the shores of the deep Cromarty Firth and with a fine natural harbour, Invergordon is a key port with an important naval history stretching back through two World Wars.

The small, yet modern town is a charming coastal gateway to the beautiful Scottish Highlands and the incredible scenery that forms a stunning backdrop to the romantic castles and historic battlefields featuring in optional excursions along with the ‘Capital of the Highlands’ Inverness. Other popular options include the Glenmorangie Distillery and a visit to haunting Loch Ness with its legendary monster.

Day 6 – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands

The capital of the amazing Orkney archipelago, the Royal Burgh of Kirkwall sits almost exactly in the centre of Mainland, dividing the island into East and West. The magnificent St Magnus Cathedral, a legacy of the town’s rich Viking heritage, dominates Kirkwall’s skyline. In its shadow, the town is a cluster of grey stone buildings lining narrow, flagstone streets. Excursions explore these beautiful islands whose history can be traced back some 6,000 years through Neolithic standing stones and the magnificent archaeological site of Skara Brae. Modern day Orkney is a hive of creative activity and its craft workshops are perfect for a special souvenir.

Book now on 03332 342 473 or online at justgoholidays.com/cruise

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 11 nights full board accommodation on the Magellan ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Kirkwall

Portree

Invergordon

Tobermory Oban Belfast

Oban, Scotland

Day 7 –

Day 9 –

Portree, Isle of Skye

Set around its picturesque natural harbour and fringed by high ground and cliffs, charming Portree is the main town on the beautiful Isle of Skye. The impact of Skye’s stunning scenery is spectacular.

The soaring peaks of the Cuilins, undulating heather moorland, small lochs and gently flowing streams form a wonderful backdrop to optional excursions featuring crofting villages, and iconic castles with both colourful and poignant history. On the outskirts of Portree, the Skye Heritage Centre and Aros Experience bring to life the history of the island and give an insight into the life these Highland communities lived.

Bristol

Oban, Scotland

We drop anchor in the port town of Oban in western Scotland. Its name derives from the Gaelic language and means ‘little bay’. Surrounded by stunning countryside and dramatic coastline, Oban is also known as the Gateway to the Isles. Here we find small galleries, independent shops, a museum, pubs, cafés and restaurants. Take a stroll along the seafront to the ruined Dunollie Castle and to the sandy beaches beyond. The town is also renowned for its seafood, so make sure to enjoy a bite at one of the many establishments serving local fish.

Day 10 – Belfast, Northern Ireland

Samson and Goliath are much-loved landmarks soaring above Belfast’s skyline. The two great, yellow-painted, gantry cranes are a reminder of the shipbuilding industry that put Northern Ireland’s capital firmly on the map. Housed in an iconic,

Honfleur

state-of-the-art, six-storey building, Titanic Belfast relives the city’s golden era and traces the story of the ill-fated liner built in the shipyards of Harland & Wolff. At the heart of today’s cosmopolitan city is Belfast’s elegant City Hall, which stands in Donegal Square. The extraordinary Giant’s Causeway is a popular excursion from this city with omnipresent Irish charm.

Day 11 – At Sea / Day 12 – Disembarkation in Bristol

After a day at sea, we arrive back in Bristol Avonmouth where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

Isle of Skye

Day 8 –

Tobermory, Isle of Mull

Established in the late 18th century as a fishing port, Tobermory is one of the prettiest ports in Scotland. The picture-postcard village has a large natural harbour where colourful boats bob on the waves watched over by a rainbow of brightly, painted buildings backed by woodland-fringed hills.

Tobermory is the capital of the Isle of Mull. Mull is the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides and its diverse landscape ranges from high mountain and wild moorland, to wave-lashed sea cliffs and sandy beaches. Neighbouring Iona is the tiny island where St Columba first brought Christianity to Scotland in 563 AD.

Belfast, Northern Ireland

See pages 28 - 31 for dates, cabin types and prices

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13 Days from £999

Copenhagen, Denmark

HIDDEN BALTIC TREASURES MONDAY 19 TH TO SATURDAY 31 ST OCTOBER 2020 Visiting Denmark, Sweden, Lithuania, Poland and Germany, this enticing itinerary unveils some of the Baltic Sea’s hidden gems. Explore Rønne, the little capital of sleepy Bornholm Island; and Visby, a living relic of medieval heyday. Explore the capital city of Copenhagen and from Warnemünde, perhaps choose to discover Berlin. A fascinating cruise of treasures.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Columbus and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 2 – Rotterdam, Netherlands

We cruise into Rotterdam where we have time to discover this diverse city with its absorbing maritime tradition and patchwork of architectural styles.

Admire the sparkling skyscrapers and impressive port or visit the fascinating food markets.

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – Copenhagen, Denmark

Warnemünde, Germany

After a day at leisure onboard, we visit the largest city in Scandinavia; capital of Denmark for over 600 years and home to the world’s oldest monarchy, Copenhagen is the most charming of Baltic cities.

Beautiful parks and gardens, attractive 17th and 18th century buildings, grand castles and the elegant Amalienborg Palace – home to the reigning Queen Margrethe II, grace the city that is laced with a labyrinth of winding canals. Cafés and restaurants spill out of brightly coloured townhouses onto the cobblestone streets in historic Nyhavn. The atmospheric waterfront area is a popular meeting place along with the world’s oldest entertainment park Tivoli Gardens.

Day 5 – Warnemünde for Berlin, Germany

We moor up in Warnemünde today, with the option of visiting Berlin by coach. Few cities have experienced so much change in recent years as Germany’s capital city of Berlin. Once divided, now reunited, the city is full of contrasts with a variety of historical and modern attractions.

Day 6 – Rønne, Denmark

Rønne, Denmark

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Rønne is the largest town on the Danish island of Bornholm, located in the Baltic Sea. Take in the charm with a walk along the cobbles of the quiet streets in the old part of Rønne and admire the beautiful half-timbered houses. Make sure to look in the many small windows of the houses as Bornholm natives often display porcelain figures or pretty handmade glass of special importance.

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YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 12 nights full board accommodation on the Columbus ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Skagen

Visby Copenhagen Rønne

Visby, Gotland, Sweden

Day 7 – Visby, Gotland, Sweden

Visby is the only town on Gotland, Sweden’s largest island. A medieval walled town, Visby is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has maintained this status since 1995. Medieval construction here reached its peak in the 12th century and has seen little change since. Expect tall towers, turrets and spires, arches and winding cobblestone streets. Take a walk along the 2km-long medieval wall, admire St Mary’s Cathedral and discover more about Visby’s history at the Gotland Museum.

Day 9 – Gdynia, Poland

Gdynia

Rotterdam

Gdynia began as a small fishing settlement however after World War I, the city experienced rapid growth and developed into a busy sea port. It is now home to one of Poland’s top film festivals, often dubbed as the ‘Polish Cannes’. A modern, cultural city, visit St Michael the Archangel Church or perhaps explore two museum ships in the harbour.

Day 8 – Klaipėda, Lithuania

We arrive in Klaipėda, a port city in Lithuania.

Formerly known as Memel, Klaipėda is actually Lithuania’s third-largest city. Part of the Prussian Kingdom until 1923, the buildings in this cobblestoned town were constructed in the German fachwerk-style with distinctive half-timbered features.

Take a look at Theatre Square in the city’s old town, visit Klaipėda Castle to learn more about the area’s history, or take a stroll along the riverfront.

Warnemünde

London Tilbury

Klaipėda

Day 10 – At Sea / Day 11 – Skagen, Denmark

After a day at sea, we arrive in Skagen. Located at the northern end of Denmark’s Jutland peninsula, Skagen is home to beautiful beaches with white sand and clear sea water. The city is also famous for its art with Danish and international artists having lived and worked in the area since the 19th century, drawn to Skagen for its constantly changing light and varied landscapes. View works of famous artists at Skagens Museum. The city is also well-known for its delicious seafood.

Day 12 – At Sea / Day 13 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury

Klaipėda, Lithuania

After a day at leisure on the ship, we arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

Gdynia, Poland

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14 Days from £1,099

Seville, Spain

PORTUGAL & SEVILLE FIESTA SATURDAY 25 TH APRIL TO FRIDAY 8 TH MAY 2020 Take advantage of some spring sunshine as Marco Polo sails around the Iberian Peninsula and to fascinating Morocco.

Along the way you’ll step ashore in wonderful historic cities with a wealth of grand architecture to discover. The highlight of this cruise is likely to be the chance to visit Seville during the famous ‘Feria de Abril’ fiesta. Combine all this with some great shopping and a chance to relax on board Marco Polo, and you have a cruise holiday to tempt you.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in Bristol Avonmouth / Days 2 & 3 – At Sea

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at Bristol Avonmouth Cruise Terminal, we board the Marco Polo and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Day 4 – Lisbon, Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal’s capital city, is home to the magnificent Jeronimos Monastery, Belem Tower, 25th April Bridge and Monument of the Discoveries.

Wander through the maze of narrow streets in the delightful Alfama district and ride one of the famous old trams.

Gibraltar

Day 5 – At Sea / Day 6 – Gibraltar

Lisbon, Portugal

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After a day at sea we arrive in Gibraltar, a renowned headland in the Mediterranean Sea. In ancient times known as the Pillars of Hercules with its African counterpart, Mt Abyla, the Rock has remained under British rule for the last 300 years, despite being connected to Spain. A towering 1,400ft outcrop that separates the Mediterranean from the Atlantic, Gibraltar was named Jebel al-Tarik by the Moorish General Tarik who landed there in 711 AD. See the famous Barbary apes that occupy the island as well as St Michael’s Cave and the Siege Tunnels or admire the view to Africa from a cable car.

Book now on 03332 342 473 or online at justgoholidays.com/cruise

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 13 nights full board accommodation on the Marco Polo ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Cobh Bristol

Leixões

Oporto, Portugal

Day 7 – Casablanca for Marrakech, Morocco

Located on the western coast of Africa, cosmopolitan Casablanca is Morocco’s largest city with a thriving tourism trade. Blending the modern world with the ancient, Casablanca can be accurately described as a cultural melting pot with clear African, Arabic and European influences. The city’s many parks, fountains and recognisably Art Deco flourishes are all courtesy of the French Protectorate who made the city their administrative centre in the early part of the 20th century. Highlights include the impressive Hassan II Mosque, the ornate Mauresque architecture and gleaming white 1930s buildings immortalised in the classic film starring Humphrey Bogart.

Days 8 & 9 – Cádiz for Seville, Spain

The oldest continuously populated city in Spain, Cádiz is a unique ocean port in south west Spain that has been inhabited for the last 3,000 years.

Located on a peninsula jutting into the Gulf of Cádiz, the city is surrounded almost entirely by water and thanks to its historical trade links, it has many foreign influences that are still visible today. Narrow cobbled streets, small squares and weather-beaten buildings dating back to the Moors make the old city a charming place to explore with look-out towers used by merchants to spot returning trade ships scattered along the skyline.

Day 10 – At Sea / Day 11 – Leixões for Oporto, Portugal

After a day at leisure enjoying the ship’s facilities, we arrive in Leixões. Situated just north of the mouth of the River Douro, Leixões is one of Portugal’s major seaports and a gateway to Oporto.

Optional excursions feature the country’s second city that is known throughout the world as the home of the famous port wine. A boat trip on the River Douro gives a different view of the city where dark buildings seem to be stacked one on another along the narrow, labyrinthine streets. In Oporto’s São Bento Station traditional tile panels depict the history of Portugal. Oporto is home to the Museum of the Tram giving insight into this traditional and often preferred mode of transport.

Day 12 – At Sea / Day 13 – Cobh for Cork, Ireland

After a day at sea we arrive in Cobh. Lying at the mouth of the River Lee, Cobh has one of the best natural harbours in the world. Known as

Cádiz, Spain

Lisbon Cádiz Gibraltar Casablanca

Queenstown until 1922, it was the departure point for thousands of Irish emigrants to America and the last port of call of the Titanic. The ‘Queenstown Story’ is a wonderful exhibition telling of this rich maritime history. From Cobh’s waterfront, streets lined with brightly coloured houses climb the steep slope of a hill, which is crowned with the imposing St Coleman’s Cathedral. A charming little town, Cobh is a gateway to the city of Cork and excursions to Ireland’s legendary Blarney Castle.

Day 14 – Disembarkation in Bristol Avonmouth We arrive back in Bristol Avonmouth where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

Casablanca, Morocco

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15 Days from £1,199

St Petersburg, Russia

BALTIC CITIES & ST PETERSBURG SATURDAY 12 TH TO SATURDAY 26 TH SEPTEMBER 2020 A voyage to the Baltic Sea is always an enticing prospect and this classic cruise itinerary is not to be missed. It’s a wonderful opportunity to explore Scandinavian kingdoms and countries once locked firmly behind the Iron Curtain. With eight fascinating ports of call, including an overnight stay in St Petersburg, you’ll visit culture-rich cities with awe-inspiring architecture, and also have the chance to enjoy their musical and artistic heritage.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury

Day 5 – Warnemünde for Berlin, Germany

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Columbus and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

We moor up in Warnemünde today, with the option of visiting Berlin by coach. Few cities have experienced so much change in recent years as Germany’s capital city of Berlin. Once divided, now reunited, the city is full of contrasts with a variety of historical and modern attractions.

Day 6 – At Sea / Day 7 – Tallinn, Estonia

After a day at leisure enjoying the facilities onboard, we arrive in Estonia’s capital of Tallinn, a fascinating mix of Scandinavian sleek, Soviet-era concrete and medieval Hanseatic city. Tumbling down Toompea Hill, the historic Old Town is a maze of narrow, cobblestone streets and alleyways, turrets

Day 2 – Rotterdam, Netherlands

We cruise into Rotterdam where we have time to discover this diverse city with its absorbing maritime tradition and patchwork of architectural styles.

Admire the sparkling skyscrapers and impressive port or visit the fascinating food markets.

Day 3 – At Sea / Day 4 – Copenhagen, Denmark

After a day at leisure onboard, we visit the largest city in Scandinavia; capital of Denmark for over 600 years and home to the world’s oldest monarchy, Copenhagen is the most charming of Baltic cities.

Beautiful parks and gardens, attractive 17th and 18th century buildings, grand castles and the elegant Amalienborg Palace – home to the reigning Queen Margrethe II, grace the city that is laced with a labyrinth of winding canals. Cafés and restaurants spill out of brightly coloured townhouses onto the cobblestone streets in historic Nyhavn. The atmospheric waterfront area is a popular meeting place along with the world’s oldest entertainment park Tivoli Gardens.

Tallinn, Estonia

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YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 14 nights full board accommodation on the Columbus ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Stockholm

Helsinki

St Petersburg

Tallinn

Aarhus London Tilbury

Helsinki, Finland and spires. Wrapped within the original medieval wall, which is studded with imaginatively named towers, the Castle, onion-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Town Hall Square and Gothic Town Hall survive along with the aura of the 14th and 15th centuries. Just outside the city Rocca al Mare is an open-air museum of Estonia’s rural architecture from the 18th to the 20th centuries.

Warnemünde

Rotterdam

Day 10 – Helsinki, Finland

Finland’s capital is our port of call today. Helsinki is a vibrant, modern city, yet very much in harmony with the surrounding nature. Its centrepiece is the majestic Senate Square lined with elegant neoclassical buildings and the impressive Lutheran Cathedral with white Corinthian columns and five green cupolas. A striking exception to Helsinki’s general architectural style is the Russian Orthodox, onion-domed Uspenski Cathedral, which stands on a hill at the end of Market Square and dominates the city skyline. Built into solid rock Temppeliaukio Church is also somewhat unusual. Museums are plentiful with the National Museum of Finland, the Museum of Contemporary Art and Design Museum amongst the most notable.

Day 11 – Stockholm, Sweden

St Petersburg, Russia

Copenhagen

We cruise to Stockholm today. Approached through an archipelago of some 24,000 islands and islets, Sweden’s stately and spacious capital is itself built on 14 islands connected by some 50 bridges.

Founded in 1252, Stockholm grew up around Gamla Stan. The charming Old Town is a maze of medieval alleys and tiny lanes lined with 16th century buildings some of which feature wroughtiron signs symbolising ancient craft workers’ guilds.

A delightful mix of parkland and forest, Royal Djurgården is Stockholm’s city park. The island is home to the magnificent Vasa Museum housing a salvaged 17th century Swedish warship that sank on its maiden voyage.

Aarhus, Denmark

Day 12 – At Sea / Day 13 – Aarhus, Denmark

After a day at sea, we visit Aarhus. Situated on the Jutland peninsula’s east coast, Aarhus is Denmark’s second-largest city and proudly held the title of European Capital of Culture in 2017. Small yet scholarly, this town boasts architectural landmarks, an old harbour and impressive rooftop artwork – there is plenty to explore here.

Day 14 – At Sea / Day 15 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury

After a day at leisure on the ship, we arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

Days 8 & 9 – St Petersburg, Russia

We arrive in St Petersburg, founded by Peter the Great in 1703 as his ‘Window on the West’. Drawing inspiration from Europe, the Russian Tsar and his successors created an extraordinary city on the banks of the River Neva with opulent palaces, ornate churches and splendid parks all part of the supremely elegant architectural ensemble. The magnificent Hermitage and its priceless treasures of art, grandeur of Catherine’s Palace at Pushkin and gilded fountains in the gardens at Peterhof illustrate the lavish lifestyle of Russia’s former ruling elite. The birthplace of Russian ballet, St Petersburg is the perfect place to take in the performing arts.

Stockholm, Sweden

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22 Days from £1,999

Akureyri, Iceland

ARCTIC & GREENLAND EXPEDITION VOYAGE SATURDAY 4 TH TO SATURDAY 25 TH JULY 2020 On this truly epic cruise adventure, experience the magnificent raw beauty of Greenland, the largest island on earth. No less than six calls are made there enabling you to discover this mesmerising world of icebergs, dramatic mountains, fjord splendour and nature at its most powerful. Complementing this Marco Polo expedition are highlights of Iceland, the ‘Land of Fire and Ice’, the scenic Faroes and Scotland’s Orkney Islands.

ITINERARY Day 1 – Home pickup & embarkation in London Tilbury / Day 2 – At Sea

Day 3 – Kirkwall, Orkney Islands

A uniformed chauffeur will collect you from home for your comfortable journey in a top specification car so you can begin your holiday in style. On arrival at London Tilbury Cruise Terminal, we board the Marco Polo and begin our journey, taking time to relax in our cabins or on deck and enjoying the use of the ship’s range of leisure facilities.

Today we arrive in Kirkwall. The capital of the amazing Orkney archipelago, the Royal Burgh of Kirkwall sits almost exactly in the centre of Mainland, dividing the island into East and West.

The magnificent St Magnus Cathedral, a legacy of the town’s rich Viking heritage, dominates Kirkwall’s skyline. In its shadow, the town is a cluster of grey stone buildings lining narrow, flagstone streets.

Excursions explore these beautiful islands whose history can be traced back some 6,000 years through Neolithic standing stones and the magnificent archaeological site of Skara Brae. Modern day Orkney is a hive of creative activity and its craft workshops are perfect for a special souvenir.

Day 4 – Kollafjørður, Faroe Islands

Kollafjørdur is a small fishing port on the Faroe island of Streymoy. Initially there were just a few dwellings adjoining the village church, which dating from 1837 is a typical black-tarred wooden building with white painted windows and a turf roof. Today, although it is home to less than a thousand people, the village stretches over four miles along the northern shore of the Kollafjørdur Fjord. From the port of Kollafjørdur optional excursions visit the island communities that live on this isolated archipelago where the landscape is both wild and dramatic.

Faroe Islands

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Sisimiut, Greenland

Day 5 – Eskifjörður, Iceland

Eskifjördur is a charming, yet isolated, coastal village that lies in the middle of Iceland’s East Fjords, a stunning landscape sculpted by ice age glaciers. Not surprisingly the sea has shaped village culture and industry and the Maritime Museum gives insight into how the nature, upon which the community depend, has also seen them adopt self-sufficiency. Further along the coast is a famous spar mine, where some of Iceland’s largest spar crystals have been found.

The mine features in optional excursions along with the Maritime Museum, and the Icelandic Wartime Museum which recounts Iceland’s WWII history.

Book now on 03332 342 473 or online at justgoholidays.com/cruise

YOUR TRIP INCLUDES ¾¾ Door to Door Club Class Home Collection Service*

CHAUFFEUR SERVICE

¾¾ 21 nights full board accommodation on the Marco Polo ¾¾ Afternoon tea & late night snacks ¾¾ Self-service tea & coffee (6am-midnight) ¾¾ Nightly entertainment ¾¾ Daytime activities and leisure facilities ¾¾ Captain’s Cocktail Party ¾¾ Guest speaker and arts & craft sessions ¾¾ Porterage between port and cabin ¾¾ Port taxes *See page 3 for full details

Sisimiut

Kangerlussuaq Tasiilaq Nuuk

Akureyri Eskifjörður

Reykjavík

Narsarsuaq

Kollafjørður

Qaqortoq

Kirkwall

Qaqortoq, Greenland

Day 6 – Akureyri, Iceland

Akureyri lies at the head of the 60-kilometre long Eyjafjördur, which is the longest fjord in Iceland.

The capital of the north, which was founded as a trading post, is today an attractive town with colourful houses and well-kept gardens. It is also home to both the northernmost botanical garden and northernmost golf course in the world.

Optional excursions highlight Iceland’s extraordinary landscapes including surreal rock formations, the lunar-like pseudo-craters at Skutastadir and the stunning, crescent-shaped Godafoss Waterfall.

Laufas Folk Museum, or Myvatn Nature Baths, Iceland’s newest spa, are relaxing alternatives.

Day 7 – At Sea / Day 8 –

Tasiilaq, Greenland

After a day at sea, we arrive in Tasiilaq. Formerly Ammassalik, Tasiilaq is a town in the Sermersooq municipality in the south east of Greenland and is the most populated town on Greenland’s east coast. Sitting just below the Arctic Circle, Tasiilaq is a picturesque and idyllic place with traditional brightly coloured houses, trickling streams and snow capped mountains surrounding the town. Home to some unique flora and fauna, the region is a strikingly beautiful place with plenty of trails and routes to walk in the summer months with stunning views, especially from Tasiilaq’s Cairn, built in 1944 to celebrate the town’s 50th anniversary.

Day 9 –

Tunulliarfik Fjord Passage

Day 10 –

Narsarsuaq, Greenland

After a day at sea, we arrive in Sisimiut – the second largest town in Greenland. Located 40km north of the Arctic Circle, the town is home to approximately 5,600 residents. Known as an adventure travel hub, Sisimiut is perfect for the nature lovers amongst us.

Take a trip to the old quarter to absorb the town’s history before strolling through the streets to enjoy the modern shops and cafés or why not join one of our optional tours that offer a more relaxing way to admire the beautiful views here.

Day 13 –

Blue Lagoon, Iceland

Kangerlussuaq, Greenland

Today we visit Kangerlussuaq, a settlement on Greenland’s west coast, situated near a fjord of the same name. In Greenlandic, Kangerlussuaq means “big Fjord” and long before Europeans arrived in Kangerlussuaq, the area was a favourite residence of the Inuit. Dating back some 4,000 years, the Saqquaq culture found the area to be a rich hunting ground and the ideal location for a bountiful summer settlement. The town went on to become a U.S. airbase in WWII but today you can experience some of Greenland’s greatest active experiences from here.

Day 15 –

Qaqortoq, Greenland

The largest town in South Greenland, Qaqortoq was founded in 1775 and still reveals some examples of colonial-period architecture. It is known as one of the most charming towns in all of Greenland with a pleasant town centre and a small square with Greenland’s oldest fountain. Qaqortoq, formerly known as Julianehåb in honour of Queen Juliana Maria of Denmark, was officially founded by Anders Olsen, a merchant from Norway in 1755 however it has been populated continuously for many years dating back to the Saqqaq people with tools and artefacts discovered that were over 4,300 years old.

Days 16 & 17 – At Sea Day 18 – Reykjavík, Iceland

Today we enjoy a scenic journey through Tunulliarfik Fjord Passage (formerly Tunugdliarfik Fjord), a steep flanked fjord with impressive views. Enjoy its picturesque traditional settlements and snowtopped mountain peaks as we travel through.

Our destination today is Narsarsaug, a settlement in Greenland in the municipality of Kujalleq. Significant in Norse history as being near to the location of famed explorer Erik the Red’s farm Brattahlið, Narsarsaug is today a destination for tourists keen to learn more about the Eastern Settlement of the Norsemen which is nearby. Containing an airport, converted from the airbase built during World War II by the Americans, Narsarsuag also features the unique Arboretum Groenlandicum, an Arctic botanical garden that is home to more than 110 species of trees stretching across 15 hectares.

London Tilbury

Day 11 – At Sea / Day 12 – Sisimiut, Greenland

Nuuk, Greenland

Day 14 – Nuuk, Greenland

The capital and largest city in Greenland, Nuuk is our port of call today. Surrounded by immense nature, commanding a grand fjord system with stunning mountain vistas, Nuuk is Greenland’s most cosmopolitan town. Home to gourmet restaurants, fashion boutiques, and the Northern Lights inspired Katuaq Cultural Center, Nuuk is the centre of modern Greenland. However, a stroll through the picturesque Old Harbour shows that history and traditions remain strong in this growing city.

See pages 28 - 31 for dates, cabin types and prices

Part old Norse, part modern city, the Icelandic capital has a quirky character of its own. Although Reykjavík is one of the world’s smallest capital cities, it is home to almost half of Iceland’s population.

Mosaics, murals and sculptures are found throughout the oldest part of the town where brightly coloured houses with tin roofs are watched over by the towering Hallgrimskirkja Church. The classic ‘Golden Circle’ featuring vast lava fields, bubbling mud pools, crashing waterfalls and spouting geysers, is a popular optional excursion along with the chance to bathe in the famous geothermal Blue Lagoon.

Days 19-21 – At Sea / Day 22 – Disembarkation in London Tilbury After a few days at leisure enjoying the ship’s facilities, we arrive back in London Tilbury where we disembark and are met by our chauffeur for the journey home – a luxurious and stress-free way to end your holiday.

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DATES, CABIN TYPES & PRICES MAJESTIC FJORDLAND

8 DAYS FROM

SATURDAY 25 TH APRIL TO SATURDAY 2 ND MAY 2020

£659

Sailing on the Magellan (for deck plan please see page 8) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Caribbean Deck 4 • Standard Inside Twin

£659

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£719

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

Atlantic Deck 6 • Premium Inside Twin

£789

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,014

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Inside Standard Plus Twin

£829

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Ocean View Single

£1,244

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Inside Single

£959

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,089

Caribbean Deck 4 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£859

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,164

AUTUMN FJORDLAND THURSDAY 24 TH SEPTEMBER TO THURSDAY 1 ST OCTOBER 2020 Sailing on the Marco Polo (for deck plan please see page 6) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

£879 £919

8 DAYS FROM

£649

Price (pp)

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Inside Twin

£649

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£874

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£709

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£904

Pacific 7 • Superior Inside Twin

£779

Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Premium Inside Twin

£849

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Ocean View Single

£1,544

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,069

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10/Navigator 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,144

£1,214

Caribic 4/Columbus 10 • Inside Single

£849

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

MAJESTIC FJORDLAND

8 DAYS FROM

SUNDAY 19 TH TO SUNDAY 26 TH JULY 2020

£659

Sailing on the Columbus (for deck plan please see page 7) Cabin Type

£959

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Inside Twin

£659

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Single

£1,124

Main Deck 6/Columbus Deck 8 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£719

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£919

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Twin

£754

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,019

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Single

£909

Upper Deck 10 • Ocean View Single

£1,254

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£859

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,089

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Single

£1,074

Navigator’s Deck 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,159

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£879

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ICELAND & NORTHERN ISLES

13 DAYS FROM

SUNDAY 9 TH TO FRIDAY 21 ST AUGUST 2020

£1,099

Sailing on the Columbus (for deck plan please see page 7) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Inside Twin

£1,099

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Single

£1,909

Main Deck 6/Columbus Deck 8 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£1,199

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,559

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Twin

£1,264

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,724

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Single

£1,544

Upper Deck 10 • Ocean View Single

£2,119

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,459

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,849

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Single

£1,824

Navigator’s Deck 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,979

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,489

BRITISH ISLES DISCOVERY

11 DAYS FROM

THURSDAY 9 TH TO SUNDAY 19 TH JULY 2020

£899

Sailing on the Columbus (for deck plan please see page 7) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Inside Twin Main Deck 6/Columbus Deck 8 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

£899

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Single

£1,574

£984

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,279

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Twin

£1,039

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,419

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Single

£1,264

Upper Deck 10 • Ocean View Single

£1,749

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,199

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,529

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Single

£1,509

Navigator’s Deck 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,639

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,229

ICELAND & LAND OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS WEDNESDAY 21 ST OCTOBER TO MONDAY 2 ND NOVEMBER 2020 Sailing on the Magellan (for deck plan please see page 8) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Caribbean Deck 4 • Standard Inside Twin

£999

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Plus Inside Twin Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Inside Twin

Cabin Type

13 DAYS FROM

£999 Price (pp)

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,364

£1,089

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,424

£1,209

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,574

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Premium Inside Twin

£1,269

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Ocean View Single

£1,939

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Inside Single

£1,484

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,699

Caribbean Deck 4 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,334

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,814

SPITZBERGEN, NORTH CAPE & LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN SUNDAY 7 TH TO TUESDAY 23 RD JUNE 2020 Cabin Type

Price (pp)

17 DAYS FROM

£1,349

Sailing on the Marco Polo (for deck plan please see page 6) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Inside Twin

£1,349

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,849

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£1,479

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,934

Pacific 7 • Superior Inside Twin

£1,644

Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£2,144

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Premium Inside Twin

£1,799

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Ocean View Single

£3,384

Caribic 4/Columbus 10 • Inside Single

£2,639

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£2,299

£1,799

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10/Navigator 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£2,469

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

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BRITISH ISLES DISCOVERY

12 DAYS FROM

FRIDAY 4 TH TO TUESDAY 15 TH SEPTEMBER 2020

£999

Sailing on the Magellan (for deck plan please see page 8) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Caribbean Deck 4 • Standard Inside Twin

£999

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Plus Inside Twin Atlantic Deck 6 • Premium Inside Twin

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,364

£1,089

Baltic Deck 5 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,419

£1,214

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,569

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Inside Standard Plus Twin

£1,269

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Ocean View Single

£1,939

Atlantic Deck 6 • Superior Inside Single

£1,484

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,694

Caribbean Deck 4 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,329

Pacific Upper Deck 7 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,809

HIDDEN BALTIC TREASURES

13 DAYS FROM

MONDAY 19 TH TO SATURDAY 31 ST OCTOBER 2020

£999

Sailing on the Columbus (for deck plan please see page 7) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

£999

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Single

£1,759

Main Deck 6/Columbus Deck 8 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£1,089

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,429

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Twin

£1,149

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,579

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Single

£1,399

Upper Deck 10 • Ocean View Single

£1,949

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,329

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,699

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Single

£1,679

Navigator’s Deck 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£1,824

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,369

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Inside Twin

PORTUGAL & SEVILLE FIESTA

14 DAYS FROM

SATURDAY 25 TH APRIL TO FRIDAY 8 TH MAY 2020

£1,099

Sailing on the Marco Polo (for deck plan please see page 6) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Inside Twin

£1,099

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,519

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£1,204

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,584

Pacific 7 • Superior Inside Twin

£1,344

Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,759

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Premium Inside Twin

£1,484

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Ocean View Single

£2,799

Caribic 4/Columbus 10 • Inside Single

£2,184

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,899

£1,484

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10/Navigator 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£2,034

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

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BALTIC CITIES & ST PETERSBURG

15 DAYS FROM

SATURDAY 12 TH TO SATURDAY 26 TH SEPTEMBER 2020

£1,199

Sailing on the Columbus (for deck plan please see page 7) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Inside Twin

£1,199

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Single

£2,104

Main Deck 6/Columbus Deck 8 • Standard Plus Inside Twin

£1,314

Columbus Deck 8/Boat Deck 9 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£1,719

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Twin

£1,384

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£1,894

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Inside Single

£1,699

Upper Deck 10 • Ocean View Single

£2,329

Reception Deck 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,599

Upper Deck 10 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£2,039

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Single

£2,009

Navigator’s Deck 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£2,194

Main Deck 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£1,639

ARCTIC & GREENLAND EXPEDITION VOYAGE SATURDAY 4 TH TO SATURDAY 25 TH JULY 2020 Cabin Type

Price (pp)

22 DAYS FROM

£1,999

Sailing on the Marco Polo (for deck plan please see page 6) Cabin Type

Price (pp)

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Inside Twin

£1,999

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Plus Ocean View Twin

£2,639

Pacific 7 • Superior Inside Twin

£2,229

Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Superior Ocean View Twin

£2,934

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10 • Premium Inside Twin

£2,464

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9 • Superior Plus Ocean View Twin

£3,149

Caribic 4/Baltic 5 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£2,464

Pacific 7/Amundsen 9/Columbus 10/Navigator 11 • Premium Ocean View Twin

£3,399

Caribic 4/Baltic 5/Atlantic 6 • Standard Ocean View Twin

£2,524

Other cabins available – prices on request.

Cruise & Maritime Voyages’ ships operate a cashless system on board and all incidental expenses will be charged to your account. A gratuity of £7 per person, per night (£6 per person, per night on cruises of 16 nights or more) will be debited to your account automatically.

To enhance the enjoyment of your cruise, a programme of optional shore excursions will be available at extra cost in advance of the cruise departure for pre-registration. Please note certain ports may only be accessible by the use of a smaller tender vessel.

Prices are per person based on two people sharing a cabin (except single cabins where specified). Prices are correct at the time of publication but are subject to fluctuation. Any difference to the prices quoted will be advised at the time of booking. In line with the EC Directive on package travel, Just Go! Holidays offers complete financial protection for all customers through our BCH (Bonded Coach Holiday) bond. On the cruises featured in this brochure, the booking conditions of Just Go! Holidays/Cruise & Maritime Voyages apply; a copy of these is available upon request before booking. A full copy of the relevant terms and conditions will be sent to you with your booking confirmation. All cruises are offered subject to availability. Errors and omissions excepted. Calls to 033 numbers are free within inclusive minutes packages otherwise standard rates apply.

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