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Whoever
said, "There is a difference
between living and living well," must have
taken a voyage with Azamara. We are not merely waiting
to be of service to you, we pride ourselves in knowing
what you may want or need, quite possibly even before
you do.
Azamara's
outstanding service is apparent in everything that
we do. From the warm smiles you receive as soon
as you board to those who deliver our in-room spa
services. And then of course, there's our world
famous butler service that can satisfy your every
whim to the fantastic service you'll receive in
our two onboard specialty restaurants. No matter
where you are, we are there to be at your service.
Yes,
it is glorious - from the moment you step aboard
and receive your welcoming mimosa.
And what could be better than canapés each afternoon
and a nightly treat on your pillow? For those wishing
to stay fit, we offer yoga at sunset, Pilates classes,
and a world-class Spa and Wellness Center featuring
exclusive Elemis treatments (there also happens
to be an outdoor spa and relaxation room). If you
choose, enrich yourself with lectures by renowned
speakers or simply retire to your stateroom, filled
with brilliant touches.
There
is, of course, butler service to satisfy your every
whim, and we offer in-room spa services, too. Those
with a passion for delectable dining will adore
our two onboard specialty restaurants; they're the
finest at sea. Or, you may find a quiet corner in
the piano bar and reminisce about your day. And,
our live entertainment rivals those in big cities
and offers a variety of music and genres.
Yes,
it's easy to tell you of all the wonderful amenities
Azamara has to offer, but you simply have to live
it to truly comprehend it.
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14 Night Cruise on board Azamara Journey
July
31 - August 13, 2008
Specifically designed to be smaller and more sleek
than most cruise ships, journey , like her sister ship, Quest,
is filled bow-to-stern with wondrous luxuries and appointments
that enhance your voyage of discovery-making it one that you won't
soon forget. Journey
boasts two specialty restaurants, concierge amenities, our Spa
and Wellness Center, piano bar, Wine Bar, live entertainment,
daily enrichment programs (such as evening lectures), and much
more. Satisfy your appetite for luxury and adventure on board
Journey.
Itinerary:
Copenhagen,
Denmark Jul 31 | Aug 14
When surrounded by a sea of blooming flowers in Tivoli Gardens
or while admiring Copenhagen's famous Little Mermaid statue, it's
virtually impossible to find yourself in the capital of Denmark
without a smile on your face. Amalienborg Palace, where you can
catch the changing of the guards, and Kronberg Castle, the famous
setting of Shakespeare's Hamlet, are just a few of the many points
of interest available to you in this former humble fishing village.
Edinburgh (Leith),Scotland Aug 02 | Aug 03
A striking blend of old and new await you in Scotlan's gorgeous
capital city of Edinburgh. While the city displays dramatic array
of medieval architecture, it also hosts a variety of modern art
museums and vintage pubs. Travel just a little further, and take
in the serenity of the Lothian region's airy rolling hills.
Inverness/Loch Ness Scotland Aug 04
This charming, historic seaport on the banks of the River Ness
has many quiet pleasures to offer. Take a delightful walking tour
along the river banks and explore the local galleries, cafes and
famous Floral hall. You?ll also want to visit Cawdor Castle, of
Macbeth fame. Loch Ness is the largest body of fresh water in
Britain, over 22 miles long,
a mile and half wide and 750 feet deep. It's is also the home
of "Nessie," the Loch Ness Monster. Need we say more?
Scrabster, Scotland Aug 05
The most northerly town of mainland Scotland, Scrabster is a gateway
(by ferry) to the Orkney Islands, where the past lives in prehistoric
villages, ancient tombs, ruined palaces and standing stones. Experience
the mysticism of the Ring of Brodgar, see the Stone Age village
of Scara Brae and explore the Tomb of the Eagles.
Oban, Scotland Aug 06
The "Gateway to the Isles," Oban is a busy working port
with houses clinging to steep hillsides guarding a gentle bay.
Climb McCaig's Tower, learn glass blowing from the masters at
Caithness Glass, watch traditional kilt making at Geoffrey Ltd.
and sample fine malt whiskey at Oban Distillery.
Belfast, Northern Ireland Aug 07
A village in the 17th century, you'll quickly step back into Victorian
and Edwardian times surrounded by Belfast's grand public buildings
like the grand old Ulster Bank with its cast-iron lamps, sculptures
and iron railings. Savor a pint of Guinness at the National Trust's
Crown Liquor Saloon, Belfast's most famous bar.
Dublin, Ireland Aug 08
With Dublin Bay to the east and the Dublin Mountains to the south,
the capital of Ireland has clearly left quite an impression on
the lands surrounding it. Whether you're walking the medieval
streets around Dublin Castle or enjoying a pint at Keating's Pub,
you're almost certain to be introduced to the famous charm and
wit of the Irish.
Cornwall (Falmouth), England Aug 09
Falmouth is Cornwall's premier seaside resort. Its wide, sparkling
beaches, warmed by the Gulf Stream, make it the preferred vacation
destination for families in southwest England and beyond. Other
attractions include nearby Pedennis Castle, built by King Henry
VIII to defend against the French army. Falmouth?s lively town
center also features a charming array of craft shops, pubs, and
more.
St. Peter Port, Channel Isl Aug 10
St. Peter Port is situated on a hillside overlooking the harbor
of the Island of Guernsey in the British Channel Islands. Its
rows of brightly painted houses, terraces, and tiered gardens
are criss-crossed by worn steps and cobbled hidden alleys. The
island was home to French poet Victor Hugo for 15 years and whose
house provides an intriguing monument.
Amsterdam, Holland Aug 12
Amsterdam is an eclectic mix of old and new, historical charm
and cosmopolitan flair. It's a blend of cultures, but still quintessentially
Dutch. The people-watching is rewarding, and the quest for rich
history is even more so. Take a boat tour along the canals to
enjoy the distinct and beautiful personalities of the many bridges
you'll see.
Kiel Canal, Germany Aug 13
Cruise through this 61-mile waterway that links the North and
Baltic Seas. Sail gently through beautiful German scenery as crowds
of well wishers greet the ship from each of ten bridges. Cyclists,
picnicking families and even cows will be glad to see you.
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The
British Isles