Our first day at sea should be relaxing but lots of fun. So let's get to know each other using the interesting Conversation Starter questions. We never know what the question is or the unexpected answers from your fellow cruisers.
Cruise Day 3: Day At Sea (Saturday: October 17, 2020)
One of Norway's most beautiful towns, renowned for its Jugend-style architecture and art nouveau style. Cruise visitors will immediately notice Alesund's unique layout, as it is built on islands extending to the sea, and offers scenic views of fjords and the Sunnmore Alps. Alesund is the fishing capital of Norway. Explore more of Alesund on a European cruise!
Family. Then we continue to the beautiful island of Godøy and its typical fishing village Alnes. Enjoy an amazing view over the Atlantic Ocean, visit the lighthouse or go for a stroll on the beach before. 
Time for our famous Jewelry making session at sea. Every cruise has its own charms and beads that make your jewelry designs one of a kind. Create bracelets, earings, key chains and more. They are the perfect souvenir for yourself or to give as a gift.
Cruise Day 6: Tromso, Norway (Tuesday: October 20, 2020 / 8:00am - 11:59pm)
will spot humpback whales and orcas from shore. Enjoy a light lunch and hot drinks around a campfire. Throughout our day we will heave the opportunity to take stunning photographs of the landscape.
Cruise Day 7: Alta, Norway (Wednesday: October 21, 2020 / 10:00am - )
Included Shore Excursions: Alta and Sami Experience - Our bus starts will drive us to the Northern Lights Cathedral, where we will go on an interactive journey through the history of Northern Lights – and of course visit the church itself. After this experience we drive to the museum in Alta. Here we will learn a lot about the history of Alta and the Sami people.
Search for the Northern Lights - Tonight's journey is a hunt for the Northern Lights in Alta, Northern Norway. We will be picked up from the port around 6 p.m. to start our adventure to hunt for the famous and magical Northern Lights! Our tour takes us out of the city center, far from the city lights to observe this fascinating natural phenomenon.There is no fixed route, as we will be looking for the best spots, depending on the weather. Warm clothes and warm beverages are included. Additionally we serve some traditional Sami food and snacks during our hunt. During our journey we will tell you a lot about the Sami culture, the region and other interesting facts.
Alta is the starting point for the annual Finnmarksløpet, the longest sled dog race in Europe. It is also known for its slate production, and some ancient rock carvings that are recognized by UNESCO.In case you visit in a more temperate time of year, there’s another attraction that warrants your attention – the city’s famous rock carvings. Actually listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, the rock carvings in Alta go back as far as 4,200 BC and show a variety of scenes sharing the lives of ancient hunter-gatherers with us today. They were only discovered in the 1970s, but since then several of the sites have been converted into an open-air museum, preserving these prehistoric treasures for future generations.
Cruise Day 9: Day At Sea (Friday: October 23, 2020)
Stavanger is a city in southwestern Norway. In the center of town, Stavanger Cathedral dates back to the city’s 12th-century founding. Stavanger Museum chronicles the city’s history and displays preserved wildlife. The Norwegian Petroleum Museum illuminates the oil industry with submersibles, a large drill bit and an escape chute. The shopping street Øvre Holmegate is known for its colorful houses.
Rock is a natural rock formation consisting of a steep cliff, rising 1981 feet, opposite the Kjerag plateau, with an almost flat top of approximately 262 feet. We also visit Vagabond’s Cave, a gorgeous cove where dramatic cliffs surround an aqua-marine pool. As legend has it, the cave was named after a group of vagabonds who hid in the shelter for months trying to escape police. The boat’s bow will be carefully nudged up to Hengjane Falls to offer us a taste of pure mountain water. Enjoy the striking scenery from the comfort of our boat’s sheltered cabin, with panoramic windows all around, or venture out on the spacious sundeck.
Our final day at sea is also time for our second Jewelry Making session. Finish up the project you started or start a new piece of jewelry; create matching earrings and necklace to the bracelet you made. 
Singles Cruise Pricing
Inside Cabin
Interior staterooms are an excellent value. These spacious staterooms have no window which is great if you like to sleep late!
Ocean View
The large picture window will delight you and provides an excellent view of the ocean and all destinations!
* Some oceanview cabins have obstructed views
Private Balcony
Enjoy the scenic views from your own private balcony. Most balcony staterooms also have a separate sitting area.
I will share a cabin with a friend or use the Singles Cruise Roommate Program
| Cabin Type | Deposit | Full Payment |
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Inside |
$550 | $3996.88 |
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Oceanview |
$550 | $4596.88 |
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Balcony |
$550 | $4896.88 |
| Best Single Travel provides roommate matching to our clients who confirm their reservations at least 70 days before departure. Amounts are per-person in US Dollars and Include Taxes and Port Charges |
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I want my own Single Cabin
| Cabin Type | Deposit | Full Payment |
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Inside |
$1000 | $6279.88 |
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Oceanview |
$1000 |
$7479.88 |
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Balcony |
$1000 |
$8279.88 |
| Amounts are per-person in US Dollars and Include Taxes and Port Charges | ||
Vacation Day 1: Welcome to Santiago, Chile (March 20, 2027)
After breakfast, we transfer to the airport for our flight to Punta Arenas, near the tip of Chile's southernmost Patagonia region, located on the Strait of Magellan, which connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Upon arrival we will transfer to our hotel and check-in.
Discover the special charm of this extreme city, shaped by the Strait of Magellan and enriched by various cultures leaving a valuable historical and cultural legacy with traditions that endure to this day. Its population descends mainly from Croatian, Spanish, Italian, German, and English immigrants, as well as families from Chiloé Island (south of Chile). Our tour begins with a visit to Cerro Mirador, where we can get a panoramic view of the city and the Strait of Magellan. We will also visit main streets and avenues, various monuments, and have the opportunity to visit the Nao Victoria Museum. The tour concludes in the Muñoz Gamero main square.
Located 20 miles northeast of Punta Arenas, in the middle of the Strait of Magellan, Magdalena Island is home to 120,000 Magellanic penguins and the largest such colony in Chile and Marta Island is home to more than 1000 Sea lions, Cormorants, Skuas, Austral seagull, Antarctic pigeon and Sea elephants. We will board our speed boats for a 45 minute ride to Magdalena Island. Once we have landed we’ll have about an hour to explore and take photos. Visit the lighthouse, an environmental interpretation center, where we’ll find information about the history of the strait and the ecological richness of the islands.
We continue our journey to Isla Marta to see the sea lions, imperial cormorants and hundreds of southern gulls. To protect the wildlife, Marta Island is only circumnavigated to admire and photograph the Colony and the diversity of marine birds that live there. 
Today we discover Torres del Paine National Park, in Chile’s Patagonia region, known for its soaring mountains, bright blue icebergs that cleave from glaciers and golden pampas (grasslands) that shelter rare wildlife such as llama-like guanacos. First we stop at Milodon Cave, a natural monument composed of three caverns and a rocky conglomerate called "Silla Del Diablo" (Devil´s chair). The old men of Patagonia claim the devil appears to those who come to look for him on dark nights. 
along the shores of Grey Lake.
Board our boat as it begins its navigation on the Señoret Canal, heading northwest towards Mount Balmaceda while enjoying breakfast on board. Our first point of interest will be the Frories Bories National Historical Monument, founded in 1913 by the Exploitation Society Tierra del Fuego. It was the area's most important slaughter center for over 60 years. It stands out for its post-Victorian English industrial architecture and masonry construction. Navigating the Señoret canal, we head towards Guanaco Island where we can see the small and wonderful Magellan Dolphins (Toninas). Then we access through the Estancia Margot to the Wall of Cormorants where a large number of these birds are exhibited ventilating their wings extended to the wind. Continuing the trip to Punta de Lobos where we find some examples of said mammal. Then we visit the Cascade and cliffs where we can see condors. At each point of interest, the boat will stop for passengers to enjoy the scenery and attractions. The trip continues to Mount Balmaceda (2035 meters of altitude) where we can appreciate the glacier of the same name and then we will disembark in Puerto Toro to begin the one-hour trek round the shore of the Témpanos lagoon, accompanied by our bilingual guide. . Through a native forest of coihues, ñirres and ciruelillos, towards the Serrano glacier, we will enjoy the fascinating vegetation, the contrast between a clear sky and ice of the imposing Serrano glacier. After witnessing a unique, wild and virgin landscape we finish our navigation upon arriving in Puerto Natales.
After breakfast we transfer back to Punta Arenas to board our flight to Calama Airport. Upon arrival we will transfer to San Pedro de Atacama, a town set on an arid high plateau in the Andes mountains of northeastern Chile. Its dramatic surrounding landscape incorporates desert, salt flats, volcanoes, geysers and hot springs.
To start, we travel west of San Pedro de Atacama to the Domeyko hills, a spectacular hill formation that runs parallel to the Andes. The tour will take us back in time to when indigenous people lived there, adding to the historical and cultural experience. We will then cross over to Matancilla, with its rich flora and fauna, to see the Rainbow Valley, named after the various colors of the surrounding hills. Its red, green, white, yellow, brown and earth-colored tones combine with the blue sky and the white salt flats to create a truly unique setting. Next, we visit the viewpoint to take in the Cañon del Arcoiris (Arcoiris Canyon). Then, we will visit the “Yerbas Buenas” Petroglyphs archaeological site. In beautiful and ancient rock formations, we will observe petroglyphs thousands of years old that show the passage and life of the Atacameña Lickanantay culture.
On this exciting tour, we will visit the impressive Tatio Geysers, at 4000 meters above sea level on the Andean plateau. Our journey to the Altiplano starts in the early hours, so we can watch the sun rise in one of the most important geothermic fields in the world: the Tatio Geysers. There are over 70 geysers with pools of boiling water spurting vapor. It is best to see them first thing in the morning, so you can truly appreciate the beautiful contrast of colors between the intensely blue sky and the pristine vapor from the geysers. Likewise, we will observe the “Crying Grandfather,” one of the largest geothermal fields in the world. We will then enjoy a deserved breakfast in this amazing setting, in the shadows of the Andes. This will allow us to warm up, as the temperatures in the zone can range from -2°C (28.4°F) to 24.5°C (76.1°F). On our way back to San Pedro de Atacama, we will visit the beautiful “Vado de Putana,” where vicuñas, foxes, and different birds come to drink water and feed themselves, perfect for photographing landscapes and fauna. We will then stop off in the village of Machuca, a truly atacameño village of just 20 houses built from clay, straw and cactus wood. The inhabitants of Machuca all dedicate themselves to its tourism and will offer hand crafted Andean souvenirs, as well as typical food from the region such as llama meat, sopaipillas (a traditional bread made from squash) and empanadas. While there, we will also visit the beautiful San Santiago Church, named after the patron saint of the village, as well as visiting the wetlands where we can see flamingos, ducks and other birds.
We start the day with a visit to Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. Viña del Mar, Valparaíso is one of the main ports of Chile proclaimed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003. We will walk through its beautiful streets and contemplate from its balconies the wonderful bay and hills full of colors, which have inspired famous painters, architects, draftsmen, musicians and poets. We will visit Cerro Alegre, the Sotomayor Square, where the monument to Iquique Heroes is and visit the port. Then we continue to Viña del Mar, also known as "Ciudad Jardín" (Garden City) stands out for the beauty of its palaces, the famous flower clock and its extensive coast with 8 kilometers of beaches, walks and rockeries.
After visiting Viña del Mar we will continue to Casablanca Valley located one hour west from Santiago we find this precious valley, sitting between the coastal mountains and the Pacific Ocean in the valleys of Chile’s central área, with more than twenty vineyards specialized in Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc. We invite you to travel the beautiful wine route where you can visit some of the most prestigious vineyards and learn about the wine production and enjoy the best wines.
Easter Island Day 1: Rapa Nui
Located in a narrow strip between the edge of the crater that surrounds the lagoon and the cliff that descends almost perpendicular to the sea, in front of the Motu Nui, Motu Iti and Motu Kao Kao islets, the village of Orongo was inhabited seasonally by the chiefs and main villagers of the ancient tribes, who hoped to collect the first sacred egg of the manutara bird in the months of spring. It consists of a collection of low, sod-covered, windowless, round-walled buildings with even lower doors.
Easter Island Day 2: 