Iberian Serenade - 11 nights, November 2013

Passing through the centre of Funchal, your journey will take you steeply out of town along a winding road from which there are spectacular views over the harbour. Drive through the village of Monte, perched in the hills overlooking Funchal, then up through eucalyptus and mimosa trees to Terreiro da Luta.

The beautiful views open out considerably on both sides until the road comes to an end at the summit of Pico do Arieiro, a vantage point at 5,937 feet, from which there are magnificent views on a clear day. The route turns inland to Ribeiro Frio, where you can visit the carefully cultivated grounds of the trout hatchery.

Descend through Faial to the village of Santana, famous for the traditional houses with thatched roofs and densely planted vineyards. Visit the vineyards and enjoy some wine tasting at Quinta do Furão, where luncheon will be served.

At São Jorge visit the Rosarium at Quinta do Arco. With more than one thousand different kinds of rose bushes, enjoy the beauty and colour of this unique garden and wine lodge.

Continue along the north-eastern coast to the village of São Vicente, where a stop will be made to allow you to explore some of the surrounding area before retuning to Funchal.


This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. There will be some steps to negotiate on this tour. The ground is flat but cobbled at most viewpoints or stops. The journey is along winding mountain roads.

The route takes you on tracks, which meander through the mountains, across small rivers and along valleys providing incredible views. You will be presented with an excellent opportunity to see the native flora of the island; the Laurissilva.

Embrace the thrill of your off road adventure and take in the interesting commentary from your guide as you pass by some of the islands most glorious scenery.

A short break will be made during the tour for you to enjoy some light refreshments.


ACTIVITY EXCURSIONS
You and all those in your party should be aware that, in undertaking activity excursions, you will be involved in a degree of physical exertion and/or activity such as hiking, biking, snorkelling, kayaking, diving etc. By booking the excursion you confirm that you and all those in your party are in good physical and mental condition, with no history of conditions such as seizures, dizziness, fainting, heart condition, respiratory problems or back/neck problems (by way of example only). You should also ensure that no one in your party is taking medicine that carries a warning about impairment of physical or mental abilities. If you are pregnant this type of excursion may not be appropriate for you. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are fit and well enough to take part in the activities booked and you are reminded to take care for your own safety. Because of the risks associated with activity excursions, you may be asked by the excursion provider to sign a document which may affect or limit the excursion provider’s liability. Comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance

This excursion will operate by jeep. The route taken is subject to local conditions. This tour is not suitable for those with injuries or conditions, which may be affected by the bumpy ride. Pregnant women and children may not participate. Each vehicle is equipped with seat belts, which must be worn. Due to the nature of this tour, casual clothing should be worn and it is advisable to take a sweater or light jacket, as it can be cooler in the mountains.

Your transfer will take you north, to Puerto de la Cruz, a popular resort with a charming atmosphere.

However you choose to spend your time in Puerto de la Cruz, you will not be disappointed. Perhaps start off by exploring the old colonial part of town, where many of the houses still retain their beautiful architecture and distinctive Canarian balconies. Stop for a coffee in the shady square before exploring the narrow winding streets.

Puerto de la Cruz has a wonderful promenade, great for strolling and browsing the many souvenir shops. You may choose to explore the Botanical Gardens, situated on the edge of the town, where you can discover plants and trees from all five continents.

There is a whole host of attractions for you to enjoy, during your stay in Puerto de la Cruz.


This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. This tour is un-guided and does not include luncheon or refreshments. Please carry local currency. The transfer time is approximately 30-40 minutes each way and maps will be provided on the coach. Please make note of the return time and meeting point, coaches cannot be held for latecomers.

Embark on a drive through the breathtaking scenery of the New Forest to Beaulieu, one of England’s top visitor attractions. On the journey, you will pass by a quaint village and glimpse some of the wild ponies and livestock which the New Forest is famous for.

Beaulieu has many highlights including the National Motor Museum, an Ancient Abbey, Palace Manor House and a variety of gardens including a Victorian, kitchen and wilderness garden.

Within the fascinating National Motor Museum you can see some of the earliest examples of motoring from the 1890s through to legendary world-record breakers, such as Campbell’s jet powered Bluebird which broke the world land speed record in 1964. The museum has a 1930s street scene which shows the shops, vehicles and tradesmen of the period which will bring back memories of a bygone era.

During 2013 you'll be able to witness the fascinating BOND IN MOTION exhibition, which houses the world’s largest collection of original James Bond vehicles. Celebrating 50 years of Bond, with 50 vehicles from the films, this exhibition includes iconic on-screen favourites such as Goldfinger’s Rolls-Royce Phantom III, Zao’s Jaguar XKR loaded with weapons from Die Another Day and Bond’s Aston Martin DBS from Quantum of Solace.

Admire the remains of the lovely 13th century Abbey with its timeless beauty and tranquil atmosphere. One of the buildings now houses a monastic exhibition which illustrates the daily life of the Cistercian Monks.

The grand Palace Manor House has been the stately home of the Montagu family since 1538. With its combination of 14th century Gothic and 19th century Scottish Baronial architecture, the House offers an insight into the past with many fascinating family treasures, portraits and photographs.


Guests who are embarking or disembarking the ship in Southampton should not book a shore excursion for this port.  Southampton excursions are available for guests visiting Southampton as a port call.

This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. The grounds are spread out over a vast area, however there is a monorail which connects the main attractions. There will be approximately three hours of free time to explore the Beaulieu Estate at your own leisure.

Your tour begins in the capital, Las Palmas, where you will drive through the city's old colonial area of Vegueta to visit the Museum of Columbus. After this interesting visit, you will then head off into the hills towards the Crater of Bandama. This is truly a magnificent sight, from where you can appreciate amazing panoramic views (weather permitting) and look out towards Spain's oldest golf course.

Continuing to the Grotto of Artiles, a restaurant set in caves, you will have the opportunity to purchase refreshments. At the highest point on Gran Canaria, the 6,000 feet-high village of Tejeda, take in the marvelous views before enjoying luncheon at the El Refugio Restaurant.

After luncheon, your descent to the coast begins. En route, a stop will be made at the village of Teror to visit the basilica, home of the island's patron saint, 'Our Lady of the Pine'. From here, continue to the 'banana town'of Arucas with its imposing black cathedral, where a final highlight of your tour will be a visit to Gardens of the Duchess, a tropical paradise with flowers, plants and trees from many tropical and sub-tropical parts of the world. This full day tour will unveil the highlights of the island, enabling you to experience some real local culture along the way.


This tour will operate by coach and on foot. The tour involves approximately 45 minutes of walking over mainly flat and even ground. Teror can be extremely busy on Sundays, which may cause the tour duration to be lengthened. There are around 22 steps to negotiate at the entrance area to Marquesa’s Garden and some additional steps within the garden. The terrain is a combination of gravel and paved surfaces. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended.

The natural bathing pools surrounded by lava rocks and filled with crystal clear ocean water are undoubtedly the main attraction of Porto Moniz.

An hour’s drive takes you to the delightful village of Porto Moniz, a remote coastal village located at the north-westernmost point of Madeira. The natural pools are known for their excellent bathing conditions and you will have approximately three hours of free time to spend here and explore at your leisure. Relax, swim and sunbathe at the lava pools or simply soak up the breathtaking scenery as you wander around this charming village. You may also choose to browse the souvenir stores or relax with a drink or snack in one of the nearby restaurants or cafes.


BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by coach. This tour is non-guided and does not include any meals, refreshments or entrance fees. You are advised to carry Euros, and bring a bathing suit, towel and sunscreen. The entrance fee to the pools is approximately Euro 1.50 per person to be paid directly. Lockers, showers and changing rooms are available. The drive from Funchal passes through a number of tunnels.

Your tour begins with a drive towards the old colonial capital of La Laguna, situated in the Aguirre Valley amidst beautiful surroundings. From La Laguna, your route turns along the base of the mountain range, through the Esperanza pine forests and foothills to the Teide National Park. A short stop will be made at El Portillo Restaurant for refreshments before heading into the heart of the Park.

Declared a national park in 1954, the Cañadas del Teide National Park includes an enormous volcanic crater, which has been dormant since 1909 and is over 29 miles in circumference. From the crater, rising 12,300 feet, is Mount Teide - the highest mountain in all of Spanish territory. Take in the views of this impressive peak and the surrounding arid landscape in the crater, which is often said to resemble the set of a western movie.
Enjoy some free time at the Parador hotel centre before reboarding the coach for your return journey. En route to the ship several stops will be made for photographs, giving you the opportunity to appreciate the breathtaking scenery.


This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. The journey to and through the Mount Teide National Park is approximately 1½ hours. This excursion will travel up some mountain roads to approximately seven thousand feet above sea level. Warm clothing is recommended. It is forbidden to remove any stones or plants from the National Park. The cable car at Mount Teide is NOT included. Walking is mainly flat over gravel and paved areas. Comfortable, flat, walking shoes are recommended.

El Sauzal and Tacoronte have gained a reputation of being the best wine growing regions in Tenerife. Only a short drive from the ship, you will visit the Wine Centre Museum at the old farmhouse mansion of La Baranda Here, you will be offered three different kinds of wine: red, white and rosé.

Moving on to Bodegas Alvaro, which holds possibly the biggest collection of wines in the Canaries, you will have the opportunity to try Cava, a sparkling wine, and Moscatel, a sweet wine. A further three wines will be tasted, together with a selection of Spanish tapas.

The return drive will take you through the vineyards and the great scenery of Arafo.


This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. This tour involves some walking over cobblestone terrain and steps. There is a downhill walk and return uphill walk of approximately 45 metres from the coach drop off point to the winery. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. Participants in the wine tasting must be over 18 years of age.

The Atlantic Ocean around the Madeira Islands is an idyllic spot for marine mammals, and up to 20 species of cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises) have been spotted in these waters.

A short drive takes you to Funchal Marina, where after a brief introduction you’ll board your high-speed RIB for your thrilling adventure on the water. A Marine Biologist is on hand to answer any questions you may have regarding the various types of sea mammals that visit the waters of Madeira.

Ensure to keep your eyes peeled for short-finned pilot whales, bottlenose dolphins, Atlantic spotted dolphins and common dolphins that will amaze you with their acrobatic moves. You may even be lucky enough to spot the Risso’s dolphins, beaked whales and killer whales that occasionally visit the seas of Madeira.

An experience not to be missed!


ACTIVITY EXCURSIONS
You and all those in your party should be aware that, in undertaking activity excursions, you will be involved in a degree of physical exertion and/or activity such as hiking, biking, snorkelling, kayaking, diving etc. By booking the excursion you confirm that you and all those in your party are in good physical and mental condition, with no history of conditions such as seizures, dizziness, fainting, heart condition, respiratory problems or back/neck problems (by way of example only). You should also ensure that no one in your party is taking medicine that carries a warning about impairment of physical or mental abilities. If you are pregnant this type of excursion may not be appropriate for you. It is your responsibility to ensure that you are fit and well enough to take part in the activities booked and you are reminded to take care for your own safety. Because of the risks associated with activity excursions, you may be asked by the excursion provider to sign a document which may affect or limit the excursion provider’s liability. Comfortable flat walking shoes are recommended.

BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by coach and RIB. Children under the age of 8 may and guests with back or neck injuries, or those who are pregnant, should not participate in this tour. The sighting of whales and dolphins is not guaranteed. There is no shelter on board the RIB. Lifejackets are provided and must be worn, the ride can be bumpy and fast. Flat shoes, preferably with rubber soles, are recommended. In case of poor weather conditions this tour may be cancelled. Before you book this excursion, you must refer to the ‘Activity Excursion’ and ‘Beach / Water Related’ paragraphs under the Guide to Symbols in this brochure.

Lisbon is the only European capital that is located nearby a rich and diverse bird and nature reserve. The Tagus Estuary is a wetland site of international importance and is specifically created to protect wintering, passage and the breeding populations of aquatic birds. The geography of the area also attracts a variety of non wetland birdlife.

The Tagus Estuary bird list includes more than 250 species that can be sighted. In the winter months you can spot up to 12,0000 waders at any one time and in the summer the Estuary is alive with breeding species. During migratory periods it is not unusual to observe at least 100 species in a day. The Estuary is abound with inter-tidal mud flats, salt pans, reed beds and cork oak woodlands which provide a wide biodiversity.

Your experienced Ornithologist guide has extensive knowledge of the birdlife of Iberia and the expertise to find those hard to find species.

This excursion will operate by coach and on foot. This tour is not suitable for children. This tour involves walking over uneven and rough terrain which includes some steps. Flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. Optics and field guides are included; however guests may take their own if preferred. Please dress suitably for bird watching and take a backpack and bottle of water. The drive to the River Tagus Estuary is around 20 minutes. The bird watching will last approximately 3½ hours.

Visit the camel ranch and then embark on an exciting 40-minute camel ride around the dune-like sands of the island. Strapped into your basket seat, you can admire the views from a totally different perspective as you ride around on your camel's back.

After the experience of riding the camel, you will proceed to Maspalomas, the oldest tourist town in the south of Gran Canaria. As well as its beaches, cafés, restaurants and souvenir shops, the area is also home to the famous dunes which have been a nature reserve since 1897. Enjoy some free time to explore the resort at your leisure.

During your tour, a soft drink refreshment and a piece of cake is included.


This excursion will operate by coach, on foot and by camel. Comfortable clothing, sun protection and secure, closed toe flat shoes are recommended. There is a stony and rugged path leading to and from the camel farm. Each camel takes two guests in basket style seats. Most shops are closed on Sundays.

Titanic pulled away from the White Star dock in Southampton at the start of her maiden voyage on 10th April 1912. Five days later in the early hours of 15th April she sank after striking an iceberg. The disaster made headlines across the world and had a devastating effect on the people of Southampton. Of the 724 crew which lived within in the area - only 175 returned home.

Your interesting walking tour commences at Ocean Terminal, which is located adjacent to the site of the original White Star dock. A leisurely stroll will take you through Queen’s Park and past the luxury flats which used to be the old South Western Hotel. This hotel was where the First Class passengers stayed before embarking on the majestic liner. Close by are the old White Star offices where Southampton residents gathered in their hundreds, waiting day after day for news of loved ones.

A walk along Oxford Street will take you past some of the drinking establishments used by the ill fated crew including The Grapes pub, which is where filming took place for the famous ‘Titanic’ movie. At the end of the street are the ruins of Holyrood Church where a memorial to the Titanic crew stands. As you wander past the ancient Southampton walls and through the main shopping precinct, with its eclectic mix of shops, you’ll hear poignant tales of the Titanic heroes and survivors.

The highlight of the tour is a visit to the SeaCity Museum. This interactive Museum is filled with information and interesting memorabilia of the fateful disaster and illustrates the impact the liner has had on the city.


Guests who are embarking or disembarking the ship in Southampton should not book a shore excursion for this port.  Southampton excursions are available for guests visiting Southampton as a port call.

This excursion operates on foot. There is two hours walking on mostly flat ground with some slight inclines. The return journey will be by shuttle bus. Guests can opt to remain in the city centre and make their own way back to the berth by shuttle bus at their own convenience. This excursion only operates when the ship is berthed at Ocean Terminal.

The Maspalomas dunes stretch out along the southernmost point of Gran Canaria, a stunning miniature ‘Sahara Desert’. The dunes spread as far as the eye can see and are a protected reserve, with no construction permitted. You are, however, free to walk across them.

Spend time on the golden Maspalomas Beach, backed by the biggest sand dunes on the island. The oasis-like combination of palms, lagoon and sand dunes beside the ocean creates the perfect place to relax and swim.

BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate by coach. This tour is non-guided and does not include luncheon, refreshments or entrance fees. You are advised to carry local currency. The drive to Maspalomas Beach takes approximately one hour. Guests are reminded to wear swimwear, take a towel and sunscreen. There are some changing facilities; however there is a charge for these, payable locally. It cannot be guaranteed that these will be open or operational during your stay. Sun beds and umbrellas can be hired and are payable locally. Please note that during the peak season the beach is very popular and we cannot guarantee you will find sufficient sun beds at this time. There are independent suppliers on the beach that may offer water sports. These are provided by parties unconnected to Cunard. On Sundays and Bank Holidays, only souvenir shops remain open.

A short drive out of Southampton will bring you to the New Forest. The New Forest, originally created by William the Conqueror for deer hunting, is a mixture of open grazing, woodland and heath. The Forest has remained almost untouched for 1,000 years and is famous for its tiny villages with traditional thatched cottages and wild ponies which roam free on the land. Today it is managed by the Forestry Commission and in 2004 was designated a National Park.

Your scenic drive will take you through the heart of the New Forest, with its famous New Forest ponies, past a variety of beautiful landscapes to three of its prettiest villages; Hythe, Beaulieu and Lyndhurst.

The historic marina village of Hythe is located alongside Southampton Water and on a clear day you can see across to where your cruise ship is berthed. The village also boasts the world’s oldest operating pier train.

The picturesque village of Beaulieu dates back to the 13th century and is renowned for its Abbey, Motor Museum and Palace Manor House. Admire the lovely views across Beaulieu River as you pass through this quaint village.

The New Forest capital, Lyndhurst is a bustling village containing tea rooms, pubs, souvenir shops, local stores and ice cream vendors. You will have the chance to visit the New Forest Visitor Centre to view its exhibits, browse the local shops or relax in one of the tea rooms.


Guests who are embarking or disembarking the ship in Southampton should not book a shore excursion for this port.  Southampton excursions are available for guests visiting Southampton as a port call.

This excursion will operate by coach. The sightseeing is conducted from the comfort of your coach with a photograph stop at Hythe and Beaulieu. There will be approximately 45 minutes free time in Lyndhurst.

The popular resort area of Maspalomas is home to the famous sand dunes that stretch as far as the eye can see. Upon arrival the time is yours to spend as you please, perhaps take a refreshing swim in the sea, browse the shops or simply explore the town.

Afterwards, you will take a drive to Puerto Mogan, Gran Canaria's smallest and southern most resort. Your independent time here can be spent exploring the shops, strolling along the harbour or by heading to the small beach for a swim.

Each resort offers plenty of cafés if you wish to purchase refreshments or luncheon.

After each visit, you will meet at the designated time and place to rejoin the coach.


BEACH/WATER RELATED EXCURSIONS
For any excursion involving water, guests are reminded to exercise particular care. Alcohol and eating a full meal should be avoided before swimming. If buoyancy aids are provided for an activity they must be worn at all times. You should bear in mind that the sea is unpredictable. Lifeguards are unlikely to be present and there may not be a flag system to indicate whether or not it is safe to go in the water. In addition, beach activities may not be supervised or accompanied and so you should take care to satisfy yourself as to the safety of the beach and/or the sea at the time of your excursion. Please exercise caution when entering the sea as the seabed and aquatic environment is capable of springing surprises and we have not inspected the beach or seabed for its safety. Children must be supervised by you at all times near water. All activities on the beach, water and in the sea are undertaken at your own risk. You’ll need to take swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and flat shoes that can be worn in the water.

LIABILITY
Cunard will arrange for the excursions to be performed by the relevant excursion provider. Cunard does not provide or supply the excursion services. Cunard will exercise reasonable care and skill in the selection of the excursion provider, but will not in any circumstances have a greater liability than the excursion supplier and Cunard shall not be responsible for the negligent acts/omissions of the excursion supplier. Please note that in relation to all excursions Cunard is not responsible or liable for any loss, damage, or injury sustained by you unless such loss, damage or injury arises out of a breach of legal duty of Cunard.

TRAVEL INSURANCE
Before booking any activity excursions it is essential that you ensure your travel insurance extends to cover the specified activity. It is your responsibility to obtain adequate insurance.

This excursion will operate coach and on foot. This is an unguided transfer exclusive of refreshments, meals or entrance fees. Please note meeting points and return times as coaches cannot be held for latecomers. The travel time is around one hour each way, with around two hours at each resort. The drive to Puerto Mogan involves winding roads not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo. Walking is at guests' discretion. There are steps to negotiate on to and off the coach. Shops may be closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays. In Puerto Mogan there is a Friday market and coach parking is restricted, making the walk into town slightly further. Euros are accepted for purchases. If you wish to swim, please remember swimwear, a towel and sunscreen. Please refrain from drinking alcohol prior to swimming activities. There may be independent suppliers on the beaches that may offer water sports. These are provided by parties unconnected to Cunard.