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Old 04-18-2007, 08:33 AM   #1
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Smile Deilmann Cruises to offer free shore excursions for Australian passengers

Aussie cruisers can once against receive free shore excursions with Peter Deilmann Cruises during September and October Ocean Voyages, when on board the five-star MS Deutschland, to destinations such as the British Isles, Western Europe and the Mediterranean.

With four different sailings on the 513-passenger ship, two from Hamburg and one each from Lisbon and Monte Carlo, the free shore excursions on offer are valued up to USD600 per person.

The two different Hamburg sailings are both 14-night itineraries, one a British Isle Cruise from the 3rd of September, the other a Western Europe Sailing from the 17th of September.

The Lisbon sailing is a nine-night Atlantic and Mediterranean Cruise sailing from the 1st of October, whilst the second Mediterranean Cruise is a seven-night round-trip Monte Carlo itinerary from the 10th of October.

The 286-roomed MS Deutschland was initially launched in 1998 and is refurbished every year to keep it in tip-top shape. Boasting a 2:1 ration of passengers to crew, the luxurious experience is enhanced with an art deco decor.
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