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| 469.1 | | MIMS::SACHS_J | For you are the magnet and I am steel | Thu Sep 09 1993 13:36 | 12 |
| Hi There,
I took a cruise on the Sunward II several years ago and really enjoyed it.
It was my first cruise and the ship was with NCL. Is the Triton with NCL?
Sunward II is a smallish ship, I think they carry around 850 passengers. It
sailed fairly smoothly and the accomodations were nice (albeit old). We
sailed to the Bahamas and NCL's private island for a 4 night cruise. I
didn't care for Nassau, but Freeport was nice. I spent most of my time
on the ship.
Jan Sachs
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| 469.2 | | LEDDEV::CULLISON | | Thu Sep 09 1993 13:44 | 10 |
| What Cruise line is it ????
If you do not know anything about it then why choose this one ??
If I remember I will see if I have any information at home in some
of my old Cruise News letters.
Harold C.
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| 469.3 | Triton is EPIROTIKI (sp?) | TRCOA::MAJNARICH | | Mon Sep 13 1993 15:54 | 4 |
| re: .1 and .2 this ship was sold from NCL to EPIROTIKI (sp?) a greek
cruise line operator. The price seems to be right under $1000 CAD or
about $750 US for return flight from Toronto to San Juan and one week
cruise.
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| 469.4 | mts TRITON & more | KAOFS::M_NADEAU | | Thu Nov 11 1993 12:17 | 57 |
| Here's the scoop:
*Formerly ms Sunward II(NCL)
*Re-christened "mts Triton" in 1991
*14,100 gross tons
*Approx.700 passengers
*353 passenger cabins
*7 passenger decks
*485 feet long
*70.5 feet wide
*Cruising speed 20 knots
*Stabalisers & satellite navigation
*2 elevators
*Swimming pool
*Gymnasium & sauna
*Fully air conditioned
*Telephone & music channel in all cabins
*Chartered by "Regent Holidays",Toronto
All info taken out of "Regent Holidays" brochure
Itineraries are as follows:(4 different ones)
A- Jan.8,22,Feb.5,March 19:
Santo Domingo->San Juan->St.Thomas->Tortola->St.Marteen->
Martinique->St.Lucia->Barbados
B- Jan.1,15,29,Feb.12:
Barbados->Grenada->Trinidad->Caracas->Aruba->Bonaire->
one day at sea->Santo Domingo
C- Feb.19,March 5:
Santo Domingo->one day at sea->Jamaica->Grand Cayman->
one day at sea->Guatemala->Playa Del Carmen/Cozumel->Cozumel
(overnigt at Cozumel on ship)
D- Feb.26,March 12:
Cozumel->one day at sea->San Andres Island->Costa Rica->
Panama->Cartagena->one day at sea->Santo Domingo
You can also mix two itineraries together foe a 2-week cruise,
I'm already running this note long,so please reply if you
would like the 2-week cruise combos & dates.
You might see me on the Jan.29th "B" cruise!!(Honeymoon)
Sail On !!
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| 469.5 | cruise prices | TRCOA::MAJNARICH | | Tue Nov 16 1993 12:55 | 7 |
| Re. .4
Have you booked? We have booked and are leaving on Jan.22, we end up in
Barbados on the 29th. Maybe our paths will cross there? If you havent
booked yet you may want to check out TL Travel in Toronto they gave us
12% off the list price and we also go the $50 early booking bonus.
John
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| 469.6 | info ?? | KAOFS::M_NADEAU | | Tue Nov 16 1993 13:22 | 15 |
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No,haven't booked yet,cannot decide between,2 week cruise,or 1 week
cruise + 1 week "beach bumming". My "best man" also happened to book
on the RCCL Monarch Of The Seas around that time,so I wouldn't mind
going on that one.But it is more expensive(but apparently worth it).
I'm thinking of waiting till the "last minute" to see what I can
do with that. I know that as far as cruises are concerned,it's not
a good idea to wait. But I'm not that "picky" on where I end up.
Worst case;if I cannot book the cruise I want,I'll go 2 weeks on an
Island(Aruba!!) and then cruise to Alaska this summer!!!
Any info on last minute...I'm in Ottawa.
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