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Galaxy

April 12, 2000
10 Night Southern Caribbean

Best Available Inside Staterooms
Starting From:
$ 1,099

Celebrity Pricing Includes Port Service Fees

Galaxy

  • Tonnage: 77,713
  • Length: 866 feet
  • Beam: 105 feet
  • Draught: 25.5 feet
  • Cruising Speed: 21.5 knots
  • Guest Capacity: 1,870
  • Guest staff ratio: 2:1
  • Space ratio: 40
  • Registry: Liberia

APRIL 12, 2000 ITINERARY

Day Ports of Call Arrive Depart
Wed. San Juan, Puerto Rico 11:00pm
Thu. At Sea
Fri. Oranjestad, Aruba 8:00am 6:00pm
Sat. Willemstad, Curacao 8:00am 6:00pm
Sun. At Sea
Mon. Castries, St. Lucia 8:00am 5:00pm
Tue. Bridgetown, Barbados 8:00am 6:00pm
Wed. Fort De France, Martinique 8:00am 6:00pm
Thu. St. Johns, Antigua 8:00am 5:00pm
Fri. Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 8:00am 6:00pm
Sat. San Juan, Puerto Rico 7:00am

PORTS OF CALL

  • Aruba
    A blend of cactus jungles and sparkling beaches, Dutch windmills and glittering casinos, Aruba is an island of contrasts. Lounge on the sand at Eagle Beach, take a sightseeing drive through Aruba's scenic countryside, and board a glass-bottom boat for a view of colorful marine life.
  • Barbados
    Roaming around Barbados—or "buttin' bout," as the islanders say—you can explore natural caverns, flower forests and the bustling city of Bridgetown. Stop in a local rum shop or treat yourself to afternoon high tea in true British tradition. Take an excursion up to Gun Hill Signal Station, offering spectacular views in every direction.
  • Curacao
    The Queen Emma Floating Bridge swings aside as you sail into Curacao, with pastel-colored buildings dotting the port town of Willemstad. A delightful mix of cultures— from Dutch and Spanish to English and East Indian—Curacao is as friendly as it is beautiful. Take a sip of the orange liqueur named for the island, stroll along the picturesque Handelskade waterfront, and visit the floating market where boats gather from around the tropics, laden with exotic wares.
  • Martinique
    The garden island of Martinique is abloom with orchids, hibiscus and a rainbow of tropical flowers. Known as the "France of the Caribbean," Martinique features sidewalk cafes and fashionable boutiques. Take a walking tour of charming Fort-de-France, lounge in the sand at Anse-Mitan beach, and get a fish's-eye view of Martinique's marine life on a snorkeling adventure.
  • San Juan
    In Puerto Rico's enchanting capital city, you can explore the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan and the centuries-old El Morro fortress. Take a tour of a local rum distillery, shop for hand-crafted works of art or simply relax in a tree-shaded park. In the evening, enjoy a guided drive through the city, attend colorful stage shows with lively Latin music and try your luck in the casinos along the glittering Condado—known as the Monte Carlo of the tropics.
  • St. Thomas
    The busiest cruise port in the world, St. Thomas is a shopper's paradise with duty-free bargains and exotic, imported treasures. You can tour Bluebeard's Castle and play on the soft, white sand at Magens Bay, considered one of the best beaches in the world. For spectacular views of the island, take a ride up to Mountain Top, and for a look at life under the sea, visit Coral World. On an excursion to the island of St. John, you can snorkel in beautiful Trunk Bay.

    • Century

    Senior Citizen Special
    7 Night Eastern Caribbean
    February 26, 2000
    Best Available Inside Stateroom
    Starting From:     $ 799
    Best Available Ocean View Stateroom
    Starting From:     $ 999

    Century

    • Tonnage: 70,606
    • Length: 815 feet
    • Beam: 105 feet
    • Draught: 25 feet
    • Cruising Speed: 21.5 knots
    • Guest Capacity: 1,750
    • Guest staff ratio: 2:1
    • Space ratio: 40
    • Registry: Liberia

    CENTURY 7 NIGHT EASTERN CARIBBEAN

    Day Ports of Call Arrive Depart
    Sat. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 4:30pm
    Sun. At Sea
    Mon. San Juan, Puerto Rico 4:30pm
    Tue. San Juan, Puerto Rico 0:30am
    Tue. Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 8:00am 6:00pm
    Wed. Philipsburg, St. Maarten 8:00am 3:30pm
    Thu. At Sea
    Fri. Nassau, Bahamas 1:30pm 7:00pm
    Sat. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 7:00am

    Itinerary subject to change.

    PORTS OF CALL

  • Fort Lauderdale
    Along with its seemingly endless strip of palm-fringed beaches, Fort Lauderdale features chic restaurants and stylish shops. Take a leisurely stroll along fashionable Las Olas Boulevard, lined with gas-lighted street lamps, and board a sightseeing boat for a cruise through the city's canals, with more waterways than Venice. Just up the coast is the cosmopolitan city of Palm Beach, and in the opposite direction, lively Miami and South Beach. You can explore other southern Florida attractions, including the Keys and the Everglades.
  • Nassau
    Capital city of the Bahamas, Nassau moves to the music of steel drums and the rhythm of horse-drawn surreys. A short stroll from Prince George Wharf leads to the famous straw market, and across the bridge on Paradise Island, you can lounge on pearl-white Paradise Beach. Explore the beauty of the Bahamas on fun-filled excursions to Crystal Cay and Blue Lagoon Island.
  • San Juan
    In Puerto Rico's enchanting capital city, you can explore the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan and the centuries-old El Morro fortress. Take a tour of a local rum distillery, shop for hand-crafted works of art or simply relax in a tree-shaded park. In the evening, enjoy a guided drive through the city, attend colorful stage shows with lively Latin music and try your luck in the casinos along the glittering Condado—known as the Monte Carlo of the tropics.
  • St. Maarten
    The half-Dutch, half-French island of St. Maarten embraces you with its Caribbean charm. On the Dutch side, explore the narrow "steegjes" or lanes, shop for Delftware or golf at Mullet Bay Resort. On the French half of the island, you can browse through stylish boutiques and sample conch stew at Grand Case, known as the Restaurant Capital of the Caribbean. For sun-and-sand relaxation, St. Maarten offers many beautiful beaches.
  • St. Thomas
    The busiest cruise port in the world, St. Thomas is a shopper's paradise with duty-free bargains and exotic, imported treasures. You can tour Bluebeard's Castle and play on the soft, white sand at Magens Bay, considered one of the best beaches in the world. For spectacular views of the island, take a ride up to Mountain Top, and for a look at life under the sea, visit Coral World. On an excursion to the island of St. John, you can snorkel in beautiful Trunk Bay.

    • Mercury

    January 23, 2000
    Best Available Inside Stateroom
    Starting From:     $799
    Best Available Ocean View
    Starting From:     $949

    February 27 through March 19, 2000
    Inside Stateroom
    Starting From:     $ 849
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    Senior Citizen Special
    February 20, 2000
    (One passenger must be 55 or older to qualify for special)
    Best Available Inside Stateroom
    Starting From:     $ 699
    Best Available Ocean-View
    Starting From:     $ 749

    Mercury

    • Tonnage: 77,713
    • Length: 866 feet
    • Beam: 105.6 feet
    • Draught: 25.5 feet
    • Cruising Speed: 21.5 knots
    • Guest Capacity: 1,870
    • Guest staff ratio: 2:1
    • Space ratio: 40
    • Registry: Panama

    MERCURY ITINERARY

    Day Ports of Call Arrive Depart
    Sun. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 5:30pm
    Mon. Key West, Florida 7:00am 1:30pm
    Tue. Calica, Mexico 10:00am 7:00pm
    Wed. Cozumel, Mexico 7:00am 7:00pm
    Thu. At Sea
    Fri. Georgetown, Grand Cayman 8:00am 4:00pm
    Sat. At Sea
    Sun. Fort Lauderdale, Florida 7:00am

    Itinerary subject to change.

    PORTS OF CALL

  • Calica
    A newly opened cruise port, Calica is located on the sun-kissed coast of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Close by are Playa del Carmen, the Mayan ruins of Tulum and Coba and the beautiful lagoons of Xel-He national park. You can also take an excursion to Xcaret, a 250-acre "eco-archaeological" park featuring unique exhibits and adventures.
  • Cozumel
    Sitting just off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, the Mexican island of Cozumel is blanketed with lush, tropical vegetation. Three-mile-long Palancar Reef and other underwater coral forests fringe the island, abounding with vibrantly hued tropical fish and beckoning experienced divers as well as first-time snorkelers. A short trip inland leads to the Mayan and Toltec ruins of San Gervasio, dating back to 300 A.D. Cozumel is also the gateway for excursions to the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza.
  • Fort Lauderdale
    Along with its seemingly endless strip of palm-fringed beaches, Fort Lauderdale features chic restaurants and stylish shops. Take a leisurely stroll along fashionable Las Olas Boulevard, lined with gas-lighted street lamps, and board a sightseeing boat for a cruise through the city's canals, with more waterways than Venice. Just up the coast is the cosmopolitan city of Palm Beach, and in the opposite direction, lively Miami and South Beach. You can explore other southern Florida attractions, including the Keys and the Everglades.
  • Grand Cayman
    Once a hideout for pillaging pirates, today Grand Cayman is world-renowned for its crystal-clear waters and colorful coral reefs, teeming with marine life. For a close-up look at the undersea world, take a ride on a submarine, board a glass-bottom boat or snorkel among gentle aquatic creatures at Stingray City. For sun-and-sand relaxation, Seven Mile Beach is considered one of the Caribbean's most beautiful shorelines.
  • Key West
    Ernest Hemingway called this two-by-five-mile island "a fine country," and it was here in the 1930s that he wrote For Whom the Bell Tolls and A Farewell to Arms. Board a catamaran for a sailing adventure, take a trolley ride along Caroline Street, with its gingerbread-style "conch" houses, and tour the fascinating Ship Wreck Historium.

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    HORIZON 7 NIGHT DEEP SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN

    • Tonnage: 46,811
    • Length: 682 feet
    • Beam: 95 feet
    • Draught: 24 feet
    • Cruising Speed: 21.4 knots
    • Guest Capacity: 1,354
    • Guest staff ratio: 2:1
    • Space ratio: 34.5
    • Registry: Liberia

    ITINERARY

    ORANJESTAD, ARUBA
    AT SEA
    CHARLOTTE AMALIE, ST. THOMAS
    BASSETEREE, ST. KITTS
    CASTRIES, ST. LUCIA
    BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOS
    AT SEA
    ORANJESTAD, ARUBA

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    Ocean-View Stateroom
    From     $899.00

    Inside Stateroom
    From     $699.00

    Horizon Pricing Available
    November 25,
    December 2, 9 and 16, 2000

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    MERCURY-7 NIGHT WESTERN CARIBBEAN

            INSIDE STATEROOM STARTING FROM

    2/6/00 $799

    2/20/00 $749

    2/27/00 $849

    3/5/00 $849

    3/12/00 $899

    3/19/00 $849

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    CENTURY-7 NIGHT EASTERN AND WESTERN CARIBBEAN
     INSIDE STATEROOM STARTING FROM

    2/19/00 $799

    2/26/00 $849

    3/4/00 $799

    3/18/00 $799

    Celebrity Cruises Pricing Includes Port Service Fees

    All prices are per person based on double occupancy of the specified cabin. Prior to confirmation by Celebrity Cruises, all prices are subject to change without notice and are capacity controlled. Prices include those items which are specifically stated in writing as being included in the price. All other items are additional.
    All bookings are subject to the applicable full terms and conditions of Celebrity Cruises which include cancellation charges and important restrictions
    and exclusions of liability.  Quoted in US dollars. Ships of Bahamian and Panamanian Registry.