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Thursday, 03 July 2008 08:22 |
Having been on “regular” cruises to the Caribbean on a couple of occasions, we decided to try something a little bit different for our holiday this year and opted for a sailing experience on Star Clippers – Royal Clipper.
We booked the 7 night Windward Island cruise starting in Barbados, flying out a day earlier to stay at the Tamarind Cove hotel. Our room was overlooking a palm-fringed beach, one night just didn’t seem enough in this paradise, but our ship was calling us.
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Saturday, 14 June 2008 08:13 |
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It's not often I am mobbed by photographers, in fact, apart from being buttonholed once by an elderly lady in Benidorm who asked me if I was actor Bill Nighy (to my eternal shame I did sign an autograph), I have managed to avoid fame and, unfortunately, Mr Nighy's bank balance.
So it was gratifying last week to stand on the deck of the SPV Royal Clipper off the Isle of Capri and be surrounded by a squadron of small yachts and speedboats full of people all desperately trying to take photographs of me.
Well, probably not me, exactly.
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Wednesday, 12 March 2008 09:00 |
For an authentic voyage of discovery on a beautiful clipper, SUE BRYANT sets sail for south-east Asia and the hidden treasures other cruise ships just cannot reach. There is a trance-inducingly beautiful beach in Thailand's Similian Islands so dazzling that to read a book or even speak while sitting on it feels wrong. Just iridescent turquoise water, sand like icing sugar, a jumble of granite boulders and a handful of dive boats anchored offshore. I hadn't believed beaches like this existed but on a Star Clippers sailing cruise through the Andaman Sea, they were two-a-penny, fringing islands that are mere specks of bottle green, inaccessible except by boat.
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Thursday, 17 January 2008 00:00 |
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STAR FLYER’S ARRIVAL IN TAHITI MET WITH MUSIC AND DANCE
Star Flyer arrived at its new homeport of Papeete, Tahiti on 26 December 26 2007 to a traditional Tahitian welcome. Outriggers and fire boats shooting water jets ushered the ship into the port, while local dignitaries and hundreds of well-wishers greeted the ship, along with performances by Tahitian musicians and dancers.
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