www.fredolsencruises.com 41balcony suitesoutside twininside twinoutside singlePSMSSSBJBABCABCDEFGHIJB JKLMNPlease also see pages 156 & 157 for details of cabin grades. Holiday duration may change depending on flight timings, which were not confirmed at time of going to press.L120123 7,879 Prices per person from £6,919 6,089 5,519 4,859 4,749 4,419 4,169 4,089 3,759 3,649 3,479 3,399 3,259 3,099 7,059 6,639 5,679 5,519 4,989 4,529balcony twinsuperior twininside singleCabin gradesbalcony singleCruise highlightsDate Arr Dep DestinationJamaica, Central America & Chilecruise sectorOcho Rios, JamaicaSun 29 Sun 29Mon 30 Tue 31 February 2012 Wed 01 Thu 02 Fri 03 Sat 04 Sun 05 Mon 06-Tue 07 Wed 08Thu 09-Fri 10 Sat 11Sun 12 Mon 13 Tue 14 Wed 15 Thu 16-Fri 17Sat 18 Sun 19 Mon 20 LondonMontego Bay, Jamaicaocho rios, JamaicaCruisingCruise Panama CanalCruisingPuntarenas, Costa Ricacorinto, NicaraguaAcajutla, El SalvadorCruisingManta, EcuadorCruisingcallao, Perucallao, Perucallao, PeruCruisingArica, ChileCruisingcoquimbo, ChileValparaiso, ChileLondonDepartlate nightearly pmlate pmlate pmlate pmlate pmlate pmlate nightlate pmDepartArriveearly amearly amearly pmearly amearly pmearly amlate amearly amearly amArriveDeparts 29 January 2012 Explore Central America with stops in Costa Rica, Nicaragua and El SalvadorMake the most of a call to the laid-back island of JamaicaTransit the locks and lakes which make up the Panama CanalDiscover the beautiful towns along Chile's stunning coastline From Acajutla, take a tour of San Salvador, the vibrant capital of El SalvadorExplore the Peruvian capital, Lima, from Callao and learn more about the ancient civilisations which ruled this land before the arrival of the SpanishOcho RiosMontego BayCoquimboPuntarenasCorintoAcajutla CallaoAricaValparaisoMantaPanama CanalPeruBalmoral L12012322 nights from £3,099 per personPerforming Arts Fly from: LondonCruise highlights include optional tours which are bookable from six weeks prior to departurePrices include flights and transfers. Cruise only prices also available; please call for details

An opportunity to visit the world's most remote inhabited island either at the start or the end of your South American experience on board Balmoral. After arrival in Santiago, we'll transfer you to an internal flight taking you to a three-night stay in a different world.An extraordinarily beautiful islandEaster IslandThis haunting and unique Polynesian island is located in a south eastern corner of the Pacific Ocean. It is rightly famous for the monumental stone statues known as 'Moai' - 887 of these stark, beautifully carved heads litter the island and they are the key to both its history and cultural past. Many theories abound in relation to the heritage of the statues but we can hopefully discount the ones crediting aliens with their creation. Historians generally agree that they were created as tributes to their ancestors by the early Rapanui people who lived on the island.The landscape of today is somewhat lacking in trees, bearing witness to the massive deforestation suffered through a history of environmental and social disasters over the centuries. A combination of civil wars, epidemics, colonial hardships and natural disasters have taken their toll on the island and its population. Even the giant heads have suffered the ravages of time and were subjected to the indignity of various 'head toppling' regimes during local wars and at the hands of slave traders. SANTIAGO & EASTEr ISlANd prE-cruISE hOlIdAyFor cruises starting 19th Feb 201214th February 2012 - 5 nights£2,489pp based on two sharing(£2,839pp single occupancy) SANTIAGO & EASTEr ISlANd pOST-cruISE hOlIdAyFor cruises ending 19th Feb 201219th February 2012 - 5 nights£2,459pp based on two sharing(£2,809pp single occupancy)This UNESCO World Heritage Site remains an arrestingly beautiful and totally individual destination. The very fact that it has survived such levels of extreme devastation to its ecosystem and its people - who were literally down to just a few thousand souls in the darkest days of the nineteenth century - is proof of the powers of survival of both nature and its creatures. And the monolithic heads are the symbols of this instinct for survival, having born silent witness to the passing of time. Important NotesThese programmes have been based on a minimum of 20 participants per programme. FOCL reserves the right to cancel at 3 months prior to departure if minimum numbers are not achieved.If you have booked a cruise only holiday it will be necessary to pay flight costs if a flight forms part of a land based programme.Named hotels may be subject to change. Holidays and prices are subject to availability. Packages may be withdrawn or amended at any time without prior notice.The number of nights shown does not include any overnight flights to/from the UK (where applicable) as this will be included in the original cruise duration.42 Telephone 01473 742424 or contact your travel agentYou can visit this tropical island paradise in the Caribbean for a three-night stay before joining Balmoral, or opt for a four-night stopover having finished your cruise. Experience the vibrancy of the CaribbeanMONTEGO BAY BEACH STAY 2012 / EASTER ISLAND GRAND TOUR 2012The popular resort city of Montego Bay is a vibrant destination making the perfect base from which to sample all that Jamaica has to offer. Visited by Christopher Columbus in 1494, this island is the quintessential Caribbean experience. Many visitors are immediately seduced by the legendary beaches, and sipping a glass of Planter's Punch while contemplating your next swim is an appealing option. Equally, the resort caters for those of a more active disposition. The city itself is a haven of duty free shopping and is steeped in the troubled colonial history of the Caribbean. Indeed, the main square is named after Samuel Sharpe, the martyred national hero and slave leader of the revolt which culminated in the so-called Baptists' War of 1831-1832.If you decide to look beyond the romantic sunsets viewed from the terrace of the city's world-renowned Rick's Café, then touring the sights can be illuminating.The natural baths at St Thomas are a rejuvenating experience. Or you can go back in time with a tour of a working sugar plantation set in the foothills of the Catadupa Mountains, enjoying the lush vegetation, wild flowers and waterfalls of the region - before sampling an exotic fruit drink or a cup of legendary Blue Mountain Coffee. Another diverting local MONTEGO BAy prE-cruISE BEAch STAyFor cruises starting 29th Jan 201226th January 2012 - 3 nights£299pp based on two sharing(£419pp single occupancy) MONTEGO BAy pOST-cruISE BEAch STAyFor cruises ending 29th Jan 201229th January 2012 - 4 nights£389pp based on two sharing(£549pp single occupancy)Montego Bay, Jamaicaexcursion is a visit to the Half Moon Resort and the opportunity to play with the dolphins in Dolphin Cove. The choice of what to do is all yours.Important NotesThese programmes have been based on a minimum of 20 participants per programme. FOCL reserves the right to cancel at 3 months prior to departure if minimum numbers are not achieved.If you have booked a cruise only holiday it will be necessary to pay flight costs if a flight forms part of a land based programme.Named hotels may be subject to change. Holidays and prices are subject to availability. Packages may be withdrawn or amended at any time without prior notice.The number of nights shown does not include any overnight flights to/from the UK (where applicable) as this will be included in the original cruise duration.