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| Azamara Club Cruises
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Azamara Cruises
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CH245_A
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Hideaways' Review |
Imagine the dedication to service, spacious surroundings, and on-board amenities for which Celebrity Cruises is renowned. Then leave behind your formal wear, dig a little deeper into your destination guidebooks, and prepare to be über-pampered in the ultimate comfort of its higher-end sister, Azamara Cruises. Azamara offers small-ship advantages with luxe touches like butler service, European bedding, gourmet specialty dining, and even on-board art auctions. The Azamara Quest and Azamara Journey carry 694 guests apiece to some of the more secluded and little-visited ports of the world; in fact, the cruise line considers its shore "immersions" to be the hallmark of its cruise experience, allowing you intimate adventures in exotic ports of call. Walk through a mangrove-filled bird sanctuary, visit ancient Shinto shrines, or feel the spray of roaring glacial waterfalls. You'll learn about each destination ahead of time, with seminars led by naturalists, historians, and local experts.
Time spent at sea is equally gratifying, with expert therapists at the Aqua Spa, fitness classes, enrichment courses, live entertainment, and a cyber-café. While you won't find formal nights with Azamara—the line is always resort casual—you will find graceful living as a high art. While all staterooms include two nights of complimentary dining in the specialty restaurants of Aqualina and Prime C, you'll also delight in early morning coffee, afternoon tea service, and evening hors d?oeuvres delivered by wonderfully attentive staff members who make you feel their sole purpose is to please you. Better yet, partake in these repasts from your private veranda—nearly three-quarters of the staterooms have them—where you'll enjoy dining with a dose of glistening sun, fresh sea air, and utter relaxation. Ahhhh . . . |
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