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Current catalogue Flight Center - Valid from 05.09 to 30.11 - Page nb 48

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Catalogue Flight Center 05.09.2023 - 30.11.2023
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13 days MS Roald Amundsen Departure: 7 October 2024 SOUTH AMERICA EXPLORER - ADVENTURE ON LAND AND SEA Sail through the Panama Canal and see the highlights Ecuador and Peru, before continuing deep into the Inca world on land. The Panama Canal, beaches and bananas Your journey starts in Colon, before spending a day transiting the full length of the Panama Canal. Once through, we sail south to Manta in Ecuador and the nearby town of Montecristi where Panama hats were first created. Later, we arrive at Puerto Bolivar, known as the ‘Banana Capital of the World’. After a relaxing day at sea, you'll head to Trujillo in Peru to explore the ruins of ancient kingdoms. Inca history, ancient mysteries and UNESCO sites Leaving your ship, you'll fly from Lima to Cusco and visit historical sites in and around the former capital of the Inca empire, like the imposing Sacsayhuaman fortress and the Dominican Convent of Santo Domingo. The following morning, we'll head to Ollantaytambo and you'll board the luxury Belmond Hiram Bingham train to the ever-impressive Machu Picchu. Wander the ruins, admire its awe-inducing setting, and imagine what life must have been like here more than 500 years ago. The world’s highest navigable lake You'll then continue on the Andean Plateau (Altiplano) to Lake Titicaca, the largest lake in South America. Located 12,500 feet above sea level and surrounded by mountains, the lake is simply stunning. A boat will take you across to visit the Uru community, who live on floating Islands handwoven from yellow reeds. Meet the locals in the village of LlachĂ©n on the Capachica peninsula and try your hand at kayaking on the lake. You'll also explore the pre-Inca tombs of Sillustani before your journey ends in Lima. ‘Above: Machu Picchu, Peru. Right: Lake Titicaca, Peru

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13 days MS Roald Amundsen Departure: 7 October 2024 SOUTH AMERICA EXPLORER - ADVENTURE ON LAND AND SEA Sail through the Panama Canal and see the highlights Ecuador and Peru, before continuing deep into the Inca world on land. The Panama Canal, beaches and bananas Your journey starts in Colon, before spending a day transiting the full length of the Panama Canal. Once through, we sail south to Manta in Ecuador and the nearby town of Montecristi where Panama hats were first created. Later, we arrive at Puerto Bolivar, known as the ‘Banana Capital of the World’. After a relaxing day at sea, you'll head to Trujillo in Peru to explore the ruins of ancient kingdoms. Inca history, ancient mysteries and UNESCO sites Leaving your ship, you'll fly from Lima to Cusco and visit historical sites in and around the former capital of the Inca empire, like the imposing Sacsayhuaman fortress and the Dominican Convent of Santo Domingo. The following morning, we'll head to Ollantaytambo and you'll board the luxury Belmond Hiram Bingham train to the ever-impressive Machu Picchu. Wander the ruins, admire its awe-inducing setting, and imagine what life must have been like here more than 500 years ago. The world’s highest navigable lake You'll then continue on the Andean Plateau (Altiplano) to Lake Titicaca, the largest lake in South America. Located 12,500 feet above sea level and surrounded by mountains, the lake is simply stunning. A boat will take you across to visit the Uru community, who live on floating Islands handwoven from yellow reeds. Meet the locals in the village of LlachĂ©n on the Capachica peninsula and try your hand at kayaking on the lake. You'll also explore the pre-Inca tombs of Sillustani before your journey ends in Lima. ‘Above: Machu Picchu, Peru. Right: Lake Titicaca, Peru
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