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January
30 - February 4, 2010
Carnival Inspiration
Port of
Tampa, Florida |
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DEPARTURE
CITY: TAMPA, FLORIDA |
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Tampa, Florida
has it
all. A single day's itinerary might include breakfast
at a waterside cafe, a visit to Busch Gardens Africa,
The Florida Aquarium, a streetcar ride to Channelside
Bay Plaza for shopping, or a visit to historic Ybor City
where the Cuban sandwiches are hot and crisp, the cigars
are hand rolled, and the colorful streets are lined with
fun. Not to mention Tampa's white, sugar sand beaches,
sport fishing, jet skiing, parasailing and many other
land and sea options that it has to offer. |
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PORT-OF-CALL: GEORGE TOWN, GRAND CAYMAN |
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Grand Cayman is a world class
resort area and its Seven Mile Beach, located just north
of George Town, is Grand Cayman's premier playground,
featuring crystal clear waters and bleach white beaches.
Shoppers will find plenty to do, see, and buy with
everything from imported leather goods and hand cut
jewelry to brand name apparel and West Indian rums.
Adventure awaits there too. Snorkel the ever popular
Stingray City in the North Sound, the shipwrecked "Ten
Sails" at East End, the coral reef off Colliers Point,
and the azure waters off nearby Cayman Brac and Little
Cayman. Explore this tropical paradise with a hike to
the surreal Mastic Trail, a 200 year old trail that
winds its way into a tropical rain forest, and the
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park, 60 plus acres of
unspoiled wetlands, mahogany forests, and a stunning
array of orchids, bromeliads, crotons, and hibiscus. |
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PORT-OF-CALL: COZUMEL, MEXICO |
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With its beautiful beaches and exotic
locale, Cozumel is an ideal destination for breathtaking
sunsets, moonlit walks on secluded beaches, and swimming
through crystal clear blue waters.
Famous all over the world for its coral reefs, there are
plenty of water sports such as diving, deep sea fishing,
snorkeling, kayaking and more.
Cozumel's mostly undeveloped territory at the center of
the island has been preserved as the Chankanaab National
Park, and the Punta Sur Ecological Reserve. This huge
protected area is shelter for many of the island's
endemic species, as well as other endangered forms of
life, such as marine turtles and their nesting areas.
The town of Cozumel is filled with ethnic shops and
restaurants, along with several 'tourist-party' bars
serving up some of the best "fun" in Mexico.
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The information contained in this site was created especially
for Harmony Inc. cruisers. |
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