Sail aboard a man-made wonder as
you sail through one
Stand
face-to-face with the grandeur of the Panama Canal aboard Celebrity Cruises. The
only cruise that gives you a full vacation while crossing the Continental
Divide. When your Celebrity ship enters the canal, it will rise 85 feet in
one of the legendary Gatun Locks. As you cross the Continental Divide - a
journey that took mariners of long ago many years to complete - a new world of
wonder and amazement awaits you on the other side. Join us for what will
undoubtedly be an enlightening and rewarding journey.
There is always something fun to do on a cruise ship!
A
favorite of many vacationers, Celebrity Millennium® will be "Solsticized"in May
of 2012 and emerge with many award-winning Solstice Class favorites. The Main
Restaurant is the centerpiece of our immersive and enriching range of culinary
experiences. We're proud to present an unparalleled wealth of choices every
evening. Working literally around the clock, the galleys delight in sending out
artfully presented dishes, every delicate micro-green garnish perfectly in
place.
Designed for the traveler who settles in nicely to veranda staterooms where
little details make a big difference. Savor unexpected delights such as fresh
flower arrangements, personalized stationery, and complimentary shoeshine
service. The attention to detail will amaze you, even as you sleep on the
perfect pillow you've selected from our pillow menu. If personalized Concierge
service, priority check-in and early disembarkation appeal to you, Concierge
Class is your clear choice.
Keep in touch at the hip Celebrity iLounge SM where you can participate in the
iLearn enrichment series or pick up the latest high-tech wonder from the first
Apple® Reseller at Sea.
Casino
Stunning ice bar, an open atrium featuring shopping and more
Indoor /outdoor pool in a Solarium with a sliding roof
Whirlpools
Themed
bars and lounges
Experience a level of relaxation and rejuvenation you never thought possible
Whether it's a facial, massage, acupuncture or changing up your fitness
program—the AquaSpa® can help you achieve what you're looking for.
Pricing
Prices begin at $1044.00 per person for an inside cabin category 10, port
charges are based on double occupancy $399.00 per person. Airfare, tours and
any needed airport transfers are not included in this price.
Taxes/government Fees of $337.78 per person and any supplemental fuel charge
should it be enacted are not included in cruise price. Celebrity reserves the
right to add a fuel charge of no more than $10.00 per guest per day should
the West Texas Intermediate fuel exceed $65.00 per barrel.
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Our previous cruises have all sold out quickly.
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Ports of Call Overview
SAN DIEGO
San Diego is California's "first city," with roots dating back to 1796. San
Diego's beautiful harbor is a lovely place to stroll and explore. Historic
Seaport Village, along the Embarcadero, is filled with fascinating shops and
galleries. But if you wish to explore further, San Diego offers a world of
excitement.
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Come celebrate the wonders of the sea at SeaWorld® San Diego. Experience
the all-new Shamu® show, One Ocean, and thrilling rides like Journey To
Atlantis®. Get up-close to beluga whales, polar bears, sharks and
penguins. And experience the amazing world of the sea turtle in the
brand-new Turtle Reef.
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This uniquely Californian town offers visitors a chance to step back in
time to the nineteenth century. Old Town is a cultural and historic area
which has becime a virtual mecca for shopping and fine dining.
Discover Old Town California where there are over 15 historic sites in
all, some of which, are now home to interesting retail shops. In the
park you will find merchandise unique to San Diego and Old Town. From
Cousin’s Candy where you can watch them pull taffy to Toby’s Candle Shop
where you can make your own candles, the park is not to be missed.
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Never before in U.S. history had there been a military unit like the
Mormon Battalion. Their march across the U.S. was historic. What they
accomplished during and after their grueling 2000-mile trek to San Diego
was unprecedented and unrivaled. The impact of their service changed the
history of California and the U.S. At Council Bluffs, Iowa in June of
1846, U.S. Army Captain James Allen, representing President James Polk,
recruited into military service, 500 men and 38 women as laundresses.
They had been traveling west with their families to the Great Salt Lake
Valley under the leadership of President Brigham Young. Young and his
group were members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,
nick-named “Mormons.” Severe religious persecution had forced them to
relocate to the West. President Polk saw these able-bodied men as a
ready-made military unit which could reinforce the Army of the West in
California and a resource for building
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
See some of the most amazing animals on earth at the world-famous San Diego
Zoo. Enjoy magnificent exhibits, which will amaze adults and children alike.
Be sure to see the famous Panda Bears, a gift to the zoo from China.
Other Fun Things to Do
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See the historic Gaslamp Quarter, cross the Coronado Bay Bridge and stop
at the Ferry Landing.
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Explore the historic Victorian mansions and white-sand beaches of
Coronado Island on a bicycle expedition.
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Marvel at the talents of the performing dolphins and killer whales at
SeaWorld® Adventure Park.
Sporting Adventures
Play a round of golf at the Balboa Municipal Golf Course, designed in 1927
by William Bell. This course boasts beautiful views of the downtown area and
features numerous hills and canyons, making it an enjoyable but challenging
course.
CABO SAN LUCUS, MEXICO
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AThe bay of Cabo San Lucas, at the southernmost tip of Baja, was once a
base for pirate vessels waiting to pounce on Spanish treasure ships.
Even fifteen years ago, it was little more than a fishing and canning
village occasionally visited by adventurous sports fishermen. Since
then, it has earned a reputation for the marlin that can be caught here,
and the bay is now full of sleek, radar-equipped fishing yachts.
Multi-million-dollar second homes occupy the best vantage points, palms
have been transplanted, golf courses have been laid, water has been
piped in from San José and everywhere is kept pristine. It's more like
an enclave of the US than part of Mexico
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There is no better way to see Cabo and its majestic land formations than
from the sky. The rock formations of Land's End, the desert scenes and
the ocean breezes can all be better appreciated while soaring over 400
feet above land.
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This par 72 Tom Weiskopf design course features ocean views from all 18
holes and incredible natural surroundings. The course varies in length
from 4,810 to 7,100 with undulating greens, challenging elevation
changes and dramatic bunkering.
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Cabo San Lucas ranks as one of the best sport fishing destinations in
the world and draws anglers from the four corners of the earth. This is
also home to some of the richest fishing jackpots in the world, reaching
up to two million dollars.
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Los Cabos is one of Mexico's top dive destinations. Come and explore
some of the most popular dive sites and experience exhilarating scuba
diving in the Gulf of California. Scuba diving in the Sea of Cortes is
an unforgettable experience, with shipwrecks, caves, reefs, and
sandfalls to explore. The following are some favorite dive locations
suitable for beginning scuba divers to experience (even with more
advanced partners) near Cabo San Lucas, including: Pelican Rock, Land's
End, Neptune's Finger, the North Wall and the Sand Falls.
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Spend the day and relax at the beach. Enjoy delicious Mexican favorites
such as tacos, fajitas and nachos. Whether you want to swim in the pool
or feel the sand between your toes.
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
Cabo San Lucas is quickly becoming a popular destination for one reason:
beautiful beaches. You'll find an amazing choice of activities here, from
snorkeling and scuba diving to surfing and kayaking. There's something for
everyone, even people who just want to lie in the sun and relax.
Other Fun Things to Do
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Gaze from atop the cliffs at the very far end of the bay at the
unforgettable view of Land's End's craggy rock arches and dramatic
seascape.
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Sail to beautiful Chileno Bay, one of the best beaches in the area.
There you'll enjoy snorkeling in the clear, turquoise waters filled with
manta rays, turtles, and hundreds of tropical fish.
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Cruise the waters of Los Cabos to search for humpback and gray whales.
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Race towards Regatta victory on a romantic and thrilling New Zealand
Team racing yacht.
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Watch local artisans blow heated glass into crystalline works of art on
a tour of a local glass-blowing factory.
Sporting Adventures
Paddle across San Lucas Bay, past Pelican Rock and around Los Arcos in a
kayak. Then head for the place where the Sea of Cortez kisses the Pacific
Ocean at the famous Lovers Beach. Appropriately named, this hidden cove has
snorkeling and beautiful rocky cliffs that you will fall in love with.
Shopping for Bargains
Mexico boasts some of the finest arts and crafts, sterling silver jewelry
and leather. Take a memory of Mexico and her people home with authentic
Mexican crafts such as an original ceramic vase, a colorful painting, a
pre-Columbian replica or an embroidered cotton blouse. In Cabo San Lucas you
can find great deals on colorful Huichol bead work, Talavera plates, "Day of
the Dead" paraphernalia, Silver D'Argenta Sculptures, Mexican fire opals and
Mexico's famed silver jewelry and designs, including .925 silver from Taxco.
Cabo offers fantastic bargains on aquamarine jewelry from Kabana;
fashionable pearls from Honora; quality tanzanite from the House of
Tanzanite; and watches by Maurice Lacroix and Alfex.
PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO
This once-sleepy fishing village became a popular resort after The Night of
the Iguana was filmed here in 1964. Nestled on the 28-mile curve of Banderas
Bay, Puerto Vallarta has steadfastly held on to its character. Red tile
roofs and rows of balconies, spilling over with colorful bougainvillea,
still line its cobblestone streets. A pleasure for both the eye and the
camera.
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
Take advantage of a rare opportunity to get up close and personal with our
intelligent finned friends at the Dolphin Adventure Center. You'll be given
an introduction to these friendly mammals. Then you'll actually have the
chance to swim with them in a specially designed pool.
Other Fun Things to Do
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Explore the Mexican countryside with its tropical vegetation, farmland,
mangos, bananas and other tropical fruits.
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Soak up the sun at one of Puerto Vallarta's beautiful beach resorts.
Sporting Adventures
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Experience the thrill of rappelling through waterfalls into natural
river pools and soaring 200 ft above the ground on the Outdoor Adventure
Experience.
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Explore the back roads in an all terrain vehicle.
Shopping for Bargains
Mexican arts and crafts are among the finest in the world, and Puerto
Vallarta shops are well stocked with them. While in this exciting port, load
up on papier mâché decorations, leather goods and rare skins, embroidered
cotton blouses, original ceramics, local art and pre-Columbian replicas, and
be sure to take home a bottle of Kahlua, the Mexican coffee liqueur. The bay
was originally developed as a port to transport silver from nearby mines,
and fine sterling silver jewelry still abounds at bargain prices in Puerto
Vallarta. (Caution: Please shop at recommended stores for authentic .925
silver.) You will also find great prices on gold and jade jewelry.
PUERTO QUETZAL, GUATEMALA
One of the Largest Pacific Ocean port is also the gateway to some of the
most fascinating and beautiful sightseeing in the country. Head north,
through plantations where the air is perfumed with sugar cane and coffee,
across mountain ridges overlooking beautiful Lake Atitlan. Or take a
full-day tour from the coast. Cruise past volcano-guarded mountains, to the
colonial capital of Antigua, where cobblestone streets and period
architecture evoke the area's age-old Spanish colonial heritage.
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Drive through lowland pastures admiring views of volcanoes all the way
to this park, unique-of-its-kind in Guatemala. You can see different
animals from all over the world. It's a real paradise for photographers.
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Antigua is not only famous for its colonial charm but also for its great
coffee. Several selections of coffee from the area have won
international awards from companies such as Starbucks Coffee.
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Los Tarrales is an excellent location for viewing species like the
cinnamon hummingbird, pacific parakeet, orange-fronted parakeet,
orange-chinned parakeet and white-bellied chachalacas and many other
endemic species.
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
La
Antigua, Guatemala's colonial capital is a short drive from Puerto Quetzal,
and well worth the visit. The charming town, located 4,500 feet above sea
level, is also a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for both its colorful
Spanish Mudéjar-influenced Baroque architecture and its many ruins of
colonial churches. While relaxing around Antigua's popular Parque Central,
visitors are afforded a view of many notable architectural landmarks as well
as the spectacular natural beauty of the three major volcanoes that tower
over the city's low skyline.
Shopping for Bargains
The busy central marketplace in La Antigua (known to locals as the Mercado)
is a great place to observe local color and purchase fresh fruits and
handicrafts from merchants dressed in the colorful costumes of their native
towns. Other shopping can be found right on the shores of Lake Atitlan in
San Lucas Toliman, one of the most commercially developed cities in the
area.
Local Flavors
Guatemalan food is a tasty blend of Spanish, Indian and European
influences?all with a typically spicy Central American flair. Try native
favorites like Chiles Rellenos (stuffed peppers) or Chicken Pepian, where
the bird is cooked in a delicious sauce made of pumpkin and sesame seeds.
Then finish your meal off with a traditional dessert of Flan.
PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA
Tiny Puntarenas, on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica, is situated between the
volcanic beaches of the Golfo de Nicoya and some of the country's highest
mountain peaks. Within a half-hour's drive from the port, tropical jungles
give up their secrets to the casual observer. Trees flash with color as
macaws, toucans and parakeets take flight, and howler monkeys scream in the
distance. In the capital city of San Jose, you'll find museums, theaters and
shops.
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The scenery and wildlife along the Corobicí River are legendary. As you
raft along this tranquil river, you might spot one of the more than 300
species of birds from the nearby Palo Verde National Park. The more
commonly seen birds are ospreys, kingfishers, cormorants, and blue,
tiger and boat-billed herons.
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La Paz Waterfalls Gardens includes the butterfly observatory and
Hummingbird Garden. It wouldn't be complete without a visit to the
waterfalls. A suspended staircase creates a path along the vertical
cliff face of the waterfalls, with well-placed platforms allowing you to
witness the pristine waters.
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Enjoy an exciting adventure in the natural wonderland of Costa Rica.
Board the Pacific Rain Forest Aerial Tram to literally fly through the
rainforest canopy and take an exhilarating jungle cruise on the Tárcoles
River.
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The Scarlet macaw symbolizes the exotic beauty of the tropics at its
best. Visit this bird sanctuary where macaws fly free in the sky and
above your head.
Other Fun Things to Do
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Explore the largest crater and some of the most varied flora in the
world on a breathtaking tour of Poas Volcano National Park.
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Learn the techniques of coffee-farming, harvesting, milling and
roasting. Then visit Pura Vida and enjoy the amazing views, including
the tallest waterfall in Costa Rica.
Sporting Adventures
Spend the day river-rafting on the Corobici River and experience a
fascinating look at Costa Rica's lush tropical jungles and unusual birds.
Shopping for Bargains
The port of Puntarenas was once the main port for coffee exported to
England. Today, coffee continues to play an important role in this country's
economy. Most visitors to Puntarenas will not want to leave without taking
home the delicious flavor of Costa Rican coffee. Puntarenas offers wonderful
arts-and-crafts shopping as well. Several craft stands are located ashore
near the pier. The walk along the waterfront is pleasant, but be prepared to
be approached by a variety of nonrecommended vendors selling local crafts
and private tours.
In
Sarchi, about one hour outside of San José, you will find many authentic
arts and crafts including wood figures, carved walking canes, toys, leather
goods, wall hangings and more. The villagers of Sarchi are famous for their
hand-painted hardwood oxcarts, used since the beginning of the century to
transport coffee and other products. In Sarchi, you can purchase miniature
replicas and the colorful cartwheels of these carts, which visitors take
home to use as decorative planters, bars or even as a living room or kitchen
accent.
PANAMA CANAL
The canal is both an engineering marvel and one of the most significant
waterways on earth. Stretching 50 miles from Panama City on the Pacific side
to Colón on the Atlantic side, it provides passage for over 12,000
ocean-going vessels per year. Seeing your ship nudge its way through the
narrow canal, with vast tracks of virgin jungle on both sides, is an
unforgettable sight. Sure, it may take only a day to cruise the canal but
the memory will last a lifetime.
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
While in Panama, be sure to pay a visit to the impressive Gatun Locks, where
you can watch ships and tankers being lifted up 85 feet to the level of Lake
Gatun. And bring your camera - you'll want to capture the amazing views that
surround this engineering marvel. Also, if you love a good fortress (and who
doesn't), you've got to check out Portobelo National Park. This charming
bayside village is home to 16th- and 17th-century Spanish forts, ruins and
treasure houses.
Sporting Adventures
Fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly… lucky for you, Panama offers amazing
opportunities to observe each in their natural habitat. If you're a bird
watcher, head to the village of Achiote, where you can attempt to name the
hundreds of species that have taken up residence there. Or if you're
somewhat of a fish yourself, Isla Grande is a popular spot for diving and
surfing. Its white-sand beaches and turquoise waters make it ideal for
sunbathing as well!
Shopping for Bargains
Two words: Duty Free. Colón is actually the largest duty-free zone in the
Americas, so whatever's on your shopping list - you're bound to find it
here! Be sure to check out The Colón Free Zone. It consists of 1,600
showrooms for wholesalers and retailers who travel here to purchase consumer
goods at cost, but you may find some showrooms that welcome tourists as
well. It's worth the trip just to take in the scene.
Get a Taste of Local Flavor
Although American, French and Spanish cuisine is easy to find around Colón,
you don't want to miss out on the hot and spicy local cooking. And remember,
you're in a prime spot for fresh seafood, so take advantage. Try a regional
specialty like Ceviche, a marinated fish dish. If seafood isn't your thing,
order the Empanadas, turnovers filled with meat or cheese.
COLON, PANAMA
As
the capital of Colón Province on Panama's central Caribbean coast, Colón
lies at the very heart of the country's rich history and innovation. This
important port town is less than an hour's drive from Panama's most
historical attractions, so it's easy to fit in visits to sites like the
Panama Railroad, Gatun Locks, and old Spanish fortress Fort San Lorenzo. And
of course, crystal blue waters and pure white sand are always a sweet
setting for a cruise vacation kick-off!
Portobelo will give you a glimpse into the rich history of the area once
known as the Paradise for Pirates. Experieince the regions rich history with
a visit to the Fort and its surroundings.
CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA
Cobbled streets, balconies with blooming bougainvillea, and pastel plazas
make Cartagena one of Latin America's most photogenic cities. But it's not
just another pretty seaport. Founded in 1533, this Spanish-Colonial city is
steeped in history. Its location made it a popular port for plunderers and
pirates. Today thrill-seekers will find a perfect mix of old and new with a
twist of island attitude.
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
You'll find signs of the city's pirating past on every corner. Castillo de
San Felipe de Barajas, the city's largest fortress, built to fend off
pillagers, is one of the most impressive and strongest ever created by the
Spaniards in their colonies.
Other Fun Things to Do
Sporting Adventures
Located between Panama and Venezuela, these warm waters are the perfect spot
for fishing fanatics. Don't miss the opportunity to cast for blue marlin.
Shopping For Bargains
Cartagena is still a great place to find jewels and other treasures! And Las
Bóvedas beckons. These old dungeons turned boutiques and souvenir shops are
well worth the trip.
Get A Taste Of Local Flavors
Fusion fare is big throughout the city. You'll find quite a few options
featuring creative delicacies combining tastes from around the world plus
all the local favorites including plantains and coconut rice, and of course
coffee.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
Fort Lauderdale lies along the Atlantic Ocean at the mouth of the New River,
25 miles north of Miami. Its warm tropical weather attracts many people
throughout the year. For sun-worshippers, the city has six miles of beaches.
There are also many recreational waterways with extensive boating
facilities, access to every conceivable watersport, a variety of fascinating
museums and trendy restaurants, and an array of entertainment venues.
The One Thing You Don't Want to Miss
People have been flocking to Fort Lauderdale's beaches for decades. And with
good reason. Fort Lauderdale Beach is a two-mile strip of beautiful beach
featuring the recently renovated Promenade, which offers all sorts of bars,
restaurants and shops.
Other Fun Things to Do
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Take a 30-minute airboat ride across the Everglades, one of the most
breathtaking natural areas in America. Discover a variety of fish and
birds that inhabit the area, and perhaps see the most famous Everglades
inhabitant - the alligator. Enjoy Sawgrass Reptile Exhibit after your
ride and take the opportunity to touch or possibly hold a small
alligator. Discover the replica of a Seminole Indian village. See
tropical birds, rare snakes, and even the endangered Florida panther.
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Take a narrated drive through Port Everglades over the Intercoastal
Waterway and along the famous Fort Lauderdale Beach.
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Explore the International Swimming Hall of Fame, Las Olas Boulevard, the
Riverwalk area and more. Stop and see Esplanade Park, the crossroads of
the Center for Performing Arts and the Museum of Discovery and Science.
Take a 90-minute Intercoastal Waterway cruise, and hear a lively
commentary from the boat's captain on the history of the New River and
Fort Lauderdale's historic sites.
Get a Taste of Local Flavor
Fish is fresh and delicious in Florida. Grouper is probably the most popular
choice and is served almost any way imaginable. You'll find it fried,
broiled, sautéed, and even served with pasta. But a true Floridian staple is
a fresh grouper sandwich and fries eaten outside by the water. It's hard to
beat this old standby.
Destinations Nearby: Hollywood, Florida
Named one of Fodor's Best Beaches for Families, Hollywood South Beach
features a boardwalk dotted with restaurants and six miles of white sand
beach. North Beach boasts several unique eco-adventures including the Sea
Turtle Hatchery. To venture into the Historic Downtown for a taste of
Hollywood's distinctive flavor, simply hop on the Hollywood Trolley, which
operates Wednesday through Sunday.
Genealogy Classes - Schedule & Descriptions
We have an awesome lineup of speakers this year:
Megan Smolenyak
Karen Clifford
Barbara Renick
Geoff Rasmussen
Randy Seaver
Steve Salisbury
Dave Berdan
Ken McGinnis
Luc Comeau
On many of the days at sea
you will be able to attend genealogy classes taught by some of genealogy's leading speakers and
educators. There will be a variety of genealogy and technology classes, as well as classes specific
to Legacy Family Tree taught by its developers. You will learn a lot and best of all you will have
a great time doing it.
Class Descriptions (Note: Only those who book through us can attend the Legacy classes)
Eleven Layers of Online Searches by Barbara Renick
Genealogy Secrets by Karen Clifford
Trace Your Roots with DNA by Megan Smolenyak
Discovering Jane's Roots in California, Australia, and England by Randy Seaver
Legacy Family Tree for your Mobile Device and other Tips/Tricks by Geoff Rasmussen
Think You Know How to Search Library Catalogs? Think Again! by Barbara Renick
Left Only a Trace by Karen Clifford
Find That Obituary! Online Newspaper Research by Megan Smolenyak
Reporting with Legacy Family Tree by Dave Berdan
Fact or Fantasy by Karen Clifford
Solving Historical and Family Mysteries with DNA by Megan Smolenyak
Effective Sourcing and Documentation with Legacy by Geoff Rasmussen
First Do No Harm then Look for Confirming Evidence by Karen Clifford
Hey, America, Your Roots Are Showing by Megan Smolenyak
Keeping Your Legacy Clean: Effective Standardization and Cleanup Tools in Legacy by Ken McGinnis
Slow Down and Pick Up Speed by Karen Clifford
Giving Back: A Look at 13 Years of Genealogy Grants by Megan Smolenyak
Legacy Family Tree: Especially for Beginners by Geoff Rasmussen
Watch Geoff Live: Adding Original Source Documents to Legacy by Geoff Rasmussen
Digital Cemeteries and Mobile Apps by Geoff Rasmussen
plus small group Q/A sessions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
I’m single and want to go on the
cruise?
A:
No problem, just let us know as we
have others just like you and we can assign you to other (same gender) to share
a cabin with. This is a great way to meet new friends.
Q:
What is the travel insurance and do
I need it?
A:
I don’t usually get it, but I’m a
risk taker. If you are concerned that your health could cause you to miss the
cruise then we highly recommend it.
Q:
Tell me about Celebrity's Millennium ship?
A:
You can take a virtual tour of the
Millennium ship at Celebrity Cruise Line's website
Q:
What can we do when we reach each
port?
A:
You name it and it’s probably
available. Great shore excursions will be announced closer to the date of the
cruise.
Q:
We are traveling with our family
and would like pricing for 3rd and 4th guests in the cabin
are they available.
A:
Yes, the pricing on the cabin
category’s listed above with 3rd and 4th guest capability
is subject to price change.
Tours that are available through
Celebrity Cruise Lines
Click here
to review the tours that are available through Celebrity Cruise
Lines.
Our Legacy Cruise Travel Agency
trekalot is
handling all of the details.
Contact information for
trekalot:
Call 1-888-505-6997 or send an e-mail to
info@trekalot.com
You are going
to have a spectacular time. This will truly be a dream
vacation, a trip of a lifetime. Bring lots of film so you can
show your friends back home the unbelievable beauty and
amazing history that you will be enjoying. You will have so
much fun on your cruise, you'll want to tell everyone you know.
On this cruise, you'll enjoy one fun experience after another.
Order Form
(Note: Only those who book through us
can attend the Legacy classes)
CLICK HERE TO SECURELY BOOK YOUR CRUISE
Check out our previous Legacy Genealogy Cruises
If you would like to hear all about our first
Legacy Genealogy Cruise in 2004 and see
some of the fun pictures then click here. In 2005 we went on an Eastern
Caribbean cruise and in 2006 cruised to Alaska and then in
2007 enjoyed a 12 day Hawaiian cruise and in July of 2008 we
had a remarkable 12 day cruise of a life time to the Baltic
Capitals. We wrote all about our 2009 cruise to the Mediterranean
here.
In
2010
we enjoyed a spectacular 13 day cruise from Australian to New Zealand.
In
2011
we did a 9 day cruise from New York up the East Coast into Canada.
We are looking forward to our 2012 cruises (that's right, two cruises) a British Isles and a Northern European.
The Panama Canal Cruise in 2013 will be our 11th Legacy Genealogy Cruise.
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