Seabourne Cruiseline, purveyors of swanktastic voyages, is cutting prices up to 35% for those who book early on two cruises in 2003--and throwing in the plane ride. Both trips are on the Seabourn Pride.
The "Treasures of the Inca Coast" cruise leaves port from Fort Lauderdale on January 4, 2003, glides through the Panama Canal and makes stops in Ecuador, Peru and Chile over the course of 18 days. On one of the stops, you'll actually spend an evening in the private villa with cocktails and entertainment. Tours are available to Machu Picchu, Cuzco, Quito, the unexplained Nazca Lines and the Atacama Desert, the world's truest desert.
The second sailing on the Pride is a 16-day cruise through the Caribbean and Amazon departing from Manaus, Brazil--a thousand miles inland from the sea! Beginning on March 1, 2003, the yacht will pass along the Amazon through dense jungles making calls at various river towns before moving out into the Caribbean to Barbados and finally, St. Thomas.
