ICC CRICKET WORLD CUP

WEST INDIES 2007

CRUISE THE CARIBBEAN

Be part of the action and enjoy a Luxury 16 day Caribbean cruise aboard the magnificent Norwegian Crown, leaving Miami on April 21^st 2007.

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• Visit St.Lucia, Barbados, Grenada, Martinique, Curacao
• Disembark in Philadelphia
• Includes Tickets to Semi Final and Final in Barbados
• First Semi from Jamaica shown live on board
• Cricket celebrity appearances
• All meals included onboard Norwegian Crown
• Price includes Airfares from MEL/SYD/BNE
• FROM $9,386 PER PERSON TWIN SHARE*

ITINERARY

Matches-   **           24 April - Semi Final 1 - Live broadcast from Jamaica on ship

-   ****        25 April - Semi Final 2 - Transfers from ship and premium seating.

-   ******   28 April - Final - transfers from ship and premium seating at ground.

* Coaches will depart from the Philadelphia Cruise Terminal, 85 miles up the Delaware River and will operate directly to the following destinations depending on exact final numbers:

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• Airports (John F Kennedy, La Guardia and Newark depending on schedules)

Flight departures will be mid to late afternoon to connect with flights home from Los Angeles in the late evening.

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• Manhattan Hotels (3, 4 and 5 Star selections)

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A minimum two (2) night hotel package will be provided at our main Group Hotels.

? Norwegian Crown Casino ? Seven Seas Restaurant

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PORTS OF CALL

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Miami

Miami is a colourful city offering fabulous beaches, outdoor cafes, an energetic nightlife and decorative, streamlined art deco facades repainted in lively pastels.

Miami is most famous for its beach which covers several Islands in Biscayne Bay.

There is plenty of entertainment and restaurants, many reflecting Cuban or Creole influences.   Miami is the hub of Southern Florida - the gateway to The Everglades.

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St Lucia

St Lucia is a  238 square mile Island and is 10 miles from Barbados, its nearest neighbour.  A chance to explore tiny fishing villages and quaint Colonial towns nestled in deep valleys where time has stood still - the natural and historic attractions in St Lucia make it an unforgettable experience.

1. Grenada
   On the Isle of Spice a wonderful aroma of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves, pimento, saffron and other spices will bombard the senses. See and smell the spices drying outdoors at Douglas Estate. Spend an afternoon walking the cobblestone streets of Grenada quaint colonial capital St George's that is built on sloping hills that surround the harbour. Tourism in Grenada is based on natural attractions, its beaches which combine soft white, black and pink sand, gardens, waterfalls national parks and volcanic craters.

Barbados

A sprawling island paradise with an intrinsic beauty full of wondrous scenery, delightful flowering gardens, stone-built churches, cozy cottages and vivid countryside - all reflecting a British heritage.  The people are well known for their friendliness and enthusiasm for fun and excitement, not to mention the Barbados passion for cricket and afternoon tea.  The most easterly island of the Caribbean, it stretches a latitude and longitude of 14 and 21 miles respectively, and is lined by a belt of golden sand, complemented by crystalline waters and luminous coral, creating scenery like no other.  The sights and sounds that this wonderful place has to offer will simply knock you out.

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1. Curacao
   Famous for its fine liqueur made from the sweetened peel of bitter oranges and for its sunny climate and secluded beaches, Curacao has a rich and diverse history, which explains the international flavour of its culture and the curious mixture of Old and New World Charm.  See what makes Curacao unique-exquisite beaches and spectacular diving, stunning architecture, activities and adventures for every interest, plus a multi-cultural diversity, intriguing music, art and cuisine.

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