One of the most luxurious small cruise ships afloat, Radisson's 180-guest Song of Flower is regularly lauded for its pampering service, unusual port calls, and refined Scandinavian ambiance. Elegant yet casual in style, this yacht-like small ship heads for pristine harbors and hidden coves bigger ships must pass by.

Song of Flower has earned citations in the last six years for "best cruise value" with amenities and features that include complimentary fine wines and liquor; free pre-/post-cruise programs and shore excursions in Asia and Arabia; complimentary/low cost air add-ons; and a no-tipping policy.

Song of Flower's program is worlds apart from the routine seven-day itineraries of many ships. She will spend the summer in Russia, Scotland, and Scandinavia; the fall in the Mediterranean, between Venice, Istanbul, and Athens; and the late fall/winter exploring Arabia, the Holy Land, India, Indonesia, Bali, and Singapore. Cruises vary between six and fourteen days in length.

Summer 1998