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Old 07-10-2006, 07:54 AM   #11
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A preview of what will be on offer aboard OV2 has been announced....

A truly relaxing holiday demands a comfortable room. Somewhere you can really stretch out in... especially if you had a late night and want a lie in.

Ocean Village Two offers more cabins with balconies than any other ship in its class, so you can treat yourself to your own private sunset every single night.

Every room has as standard:

* en suite facilities
* its own dressing area
* TV
* fridge
* tea and coffee making facilities
* hair dryer
* safe
* basic bathroom toiletries
* towels provided for shower-room and subathing

The cabins are graded from AA to NN, with AA the largest, most luxurious and most conveniently located for the ship's facilities. Which cabin you choose depends on the kind of holiday you want.
If you want to put your feet up and admire the view from you own private vantage point, go for an outside cabin - perhaps even one with a balcony. If you plan to spend all day pounding the streets and seeing the sights, only returning to sleep or change, then an inside cabin will do nicely.

Deckplans...

http://www.oceanvillageholidays.co.u.../DeckPlans.htm
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Spa facilities...

Putting the aaah into Spa....

Over and above our signature facilities, Ocean Village Two also offers an indecently large, shamelessly decadent spa and fitness complex - guaranteed to make even the most low maintenance mortals go weak.

Relative to the ship's size, it's the biggest afloat, a parallel universe of steam rooms and saunas, treatments and therapies, gym and aerobic zones that easily measures up to spa resorts ashore.

Our Karma Spa experience includes:

* Sauna and steam zone with ocean views
* Meditation room
* Hamman steam room
* Relaxation rooms


What else will be on board...?

Enjoy our new playground in the Med. Ocean Village Two boasts an indecently large spa and fitness complex with steam rooms and saunas, treatments and therapies galore. As the newest, largest and best equipped ship in its class, Ocean Village Two also offers more cabins with a private balcony than any other comparable ship:

* spacious cabins
* nine bars
* four places to eat
* two swimming pools
* a kids centre
* casino and nightclub
* Ocean-view gym (with a full range of treadmills, rowing machines, weights and resistance equipment)
* 2 Jacuzzis
* Karma Spa (including sauna and steam zone), Hair and Beauty Salon
* Lifestyle/fitness/yoga classes
* Mountain bikes for use ashore (extra charge applies)
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Dining...

Eating what you fancy, when you fancy it...

* The main Waterfront Restaurant (buffet dining).
* The Plantation Restaurant (24-hour buffet dining).
* La Luna deck café (extra charges applies, waiter service).
* The Bistro (waiter service, extra charge applies).

At the two main restaurants, Waterfront and Plantation, you'll find a great range of high quality buffet options available around the clock. The ship will also boasts La Luna and The Bistro. By day, La Luna will be an open-air deck café, while at night it offers poolside dining by starlight.

Both The Bistro and La Luna have an extra charge at night and waiter service.

Entertainment...

With six different bars, a club and the casino, the night's alive with possibilities...

* Head for the deck for a sunset barbeque.
* Visit the Marquee bar, featuring contemporary acrobatic shows, cabaret, live bands and stand-up comedy.
* Chance your luck at the Player's Casino.
* Boogie down to the nightclub.
* Relax with friends at one of the bars on board.

(Our contemporary circus performers will be passing on some of their secrets on board. Having seen their acrobatic feats during the evening, here's your chance to join a workshop to learn juggling, dive rolls or balancing acts the next day!)

BARS

* The Connexions Bar - a natural focal point in the centre of the ship.
* The Balcony Bar - a contemporary-style bar looking out over the three-deck atrium.
* Charlie's Bar - cappuccinos, espressos and muffins.
* The Sunweaver deck bar - cool off inside or relax in the sun.
* The Player's Bar and nightclub, with occasional live TV sports coverage.
* The Marquee cabaret bar - one of the largest bars afloat.

Families...

It's not just the big kids who have all the fun on Ocean Village...

Our Base Camp is situated at the top of the ship and has a huge area dedicated for play heaven, with game consoles, ball pools, and netted deck. Older kids also have their own space, for hanging out and doing what teans want to do. Friendly, fully-trained staff lay on a whole stack of activities for 2 - 17s from 9am til late, so as a parent you can really relax, knowing your kids are asfe and having a ball.

Family facilities dedicated to Ocean Village Two:

* Base Camp
* Children's tea
* Night Nursery
* Great Escapes
* Family swimming pool
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Coming up next.....

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Ocean Village & Ocean Village 2...
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Cabin specifications...Ocean Village

Suite with balcony (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.

Outside cabin with balcony (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.

Outside double cabin (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.

Outside 4 berth cabin (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.

Inside twin cabin (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.

Inside double cabin (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.
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Cabin specifications...Ocean Village 2

Suite with balcony (Grades AA).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

Outside double cabin with balcony (Grades AA).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

Outside double cabin (Grades AA).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

Outside 4 berth cabin (Grades JJ, KK, MM and NN).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned

*NN grade cabins have no table or easy chair. NN grade cabins on D deck are only available with twin beds.

Inside double cabin (Grades AA).

Separate bathroom with shower and WC
Wardrobe and drawer space
Easy chair, table and stool
Dressing table/writing desk
TV, radio and direct dial telephone
Safe, hairdryer and fridge
Tea and coffee making facilities
Fully air-conditioned
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2007 - Fred Olsen Braemar Transatlantic - Jamaica, Cuba, Bahamas, Bermuda & Azores
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2007 - NCL Norwegian Gem - Shakedown Cruise - Amsterdam
2008 - Costa Allegra - Hong Kong, Philippines, Borneo, Brunei, Singapore, Saigon, Da-Nang & Sanya


Coming up next.....

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Ocean Village offers the best in casual cruising for 30-50-somethings who want to explore new places and do new things without the grand traditions and stuffiness that go with conventional cruises.
• Free-spirited style with no formal dress codes, no set dining times and no fixed seating plans
• Ocean Village has the best fleet in its class – the newest, largest and best equipped
• Spacious, well-appointed en-suite cabins, all with fridge, safe, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities.
• Passengers wake up in a new destination on 6 days out of 7
• Adrenaline-fuelled Action Ashore activities on offer like kitesurfing, quad biking, jeep safaris, river rafting. The ships also carry their own fleet of mountain bikes for exploring ashore.
• Great mix of chilled-out activities too – like designer shopping trips, catamaran trips, cookery classes and wine tasting.
• Fantastic ocean-view gym, yoga, Pilates, trapeze and juggling workshops plus state-of-the-art Spa and Fitness complex on Ocean Village Two
• 24/7 high-quality buffet dining
• Celebrity TV chef James Martin’s on board Bistro with waiter service also available. There is an extra charge but boy, is it worth it!
• Modern evening entertainment – deck laser shows, contemporary acrobats, tribute bands and stand-up comedy. And not an ostrich feather in sight…
• Free kids club for 6 months to 17 years including free night nursery ’til midnight, baby-sitting service so parents can go ashore and ‘Great Escapes’ for teens where they can explore ashore without mum and dad.
• Ocean Village was voted winner of British Travel Awards Best Mainstream Cruise Line 2005
• On recent cruises, 99% of passengers rated their Ocean Village cruise as either ‘Great’ or ‘Good’ and over 70% gave it the top rating of ‘Great’.
• Independent MORI research with travel agents this winter rated Ocean Village BEST in 9 out of 22 cruise categories:
o Best for first timers
o Best for families
o Best for younger cruisers
o Best value for money
o Best for laid-back, informal style
o Best for the freedom to do what you want
o Best for active and laid-back activities
o Best for updating the image of cruising
o Most modern and forward thinking
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Coming up next.....

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