Barcelona and Malaga
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| Dates | Deck + Cabin Type | ||
| C - Window Stateroom | B - Window Stateroom | A - Balcony Stateroom | |
| Nov 9 '13 |
$2,995 | $3,345 | $4,095 |
| Port charges: $350 | |||
- Please note: Cruise fare does not include optional shore excursions, available to purchase an additional fees.
- Cruise fuel surcharges may apply.
- Rates are posted as double occupancy, and single supplements are available at 100%.
- Optional hotel stays and land programs are available, please contact us for details.
Deposit & Payment - Cruise fuel surcharges may apply.
- Rates are posted as double occupancy, and single supplements are available at 100%.
- Optional hotel stays and land programs are available, please contact us for details.
Day 1 Embark the Tere Moana in Barcelona, Spain
The capital of Catalonia, one of Spain’s 17 Autonomous Communities, and the second-largest city in Spain (after Madrid), lively Barcelona boasts a multicultural ambiance and a Mediterranean climate and lifestyle. Embark the Tere Moana here, and enjoy time to settle into your stateroom before the ship sets sail this evening.
Day 2 Valencia, Spain
The capital of Valencia, one of Spain’s 17 Autonomous Communities, the city of Valencia is famous as the site where El Cid, Spain’s national hero, battled the Moors. La Lonja de la Seda (“the Silk Exchange”), a cluster of late Gothic-style buildings constructed between 1482 and 1548, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You might also want to take in the Valencia Cathedral, the Torres de Serranos and Torres de Quart (historic city gates), and the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències (City of Arts & Sciences), a cultural and architectural complex. The city where paella, Spain’s most iconic dish, was invented, Valencia is also a lively modern city with vibrant shopping, restaurants, beaches, and nightlife, as you’ll discover.
Day 3 Cartagena, Spain
Located on the Mediterranean coast of southwestern Spain, Cartagena once served as the Iberian capital for the brilliant Phoenician/Carthaginian military commander Hannibal. In the city’s medieval old town, find narrow bustling streets lined with shops and restaurants. Other highlights of the city include the prototype of a submarine by the inventor Isaac Peral, the National Museum of Marine Archaeology, and many splendid Roman ruins, including an amphitheater.
Day 4 Almeria, Spain
The province of Andalucia in southern Spain is known for its unspoiled natural beauty and whitewashed villages. The Andalucian village of Almeria, from the Arabic for “mirror of the sea,” is set in the foothills of a mountain range dominated by a Moorish fortress and overlooking a beautiful bay. Spend time here browsing the many museums that line its winding streets, or get closer to nature by taking advantage of its excellent SCUBA diving and hiking trails.
Day 5 Motril, Spain
A pretty seaside resort in the Andalucian province of Granada, on the Costa Tropical, Motril features a historic quarter known as a fine example of Arab-Spanish urban development, as well as excellent shopping and dining. The city’s Museum of Sugar celebrates what was the city’s main industry for centuries. And enjoy diving in the warm waters off its many beaches, which include three nude beaches.
Day 6 Ceuta, Spain
Located on the African continent and surrounded by Morocco, Ceuta is actually a Spanish enclave—an enchanting fortified city overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. Enjoy the city’s small beach, a well as museums, shops, and monuments.
Day 7 Malaga, Spain
Located on the southern coast of Spain, Malaga is one of the world’s oldest cities, as well as the capital city of the Costa del Sol and the gateway to beautiful Andalucia. You will have a full day to enjoy its wonders. Perhaps you’ll visit the Museo Picasso (Picasso Museum), to view masterpieces by artist Pablo Picasso, who was born here. Admire La Manquita (literally, “little one-armed lady”) Cathedral, or explore the Alcazaba, a 15th-century Moorish fortress. Malaga also boasts the ruins of a fine Roman theater and a famous bull ring. Or perhaps you’ll simply relax and enjoy something else the city is famous for: a pleasant climate that averages 320 sunny days a year. You'll overnight in Malaga.
Day 8 Disembark in Malaga
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast aboard this morning before disembarking the Tera Moana and transferring to the airport for your flight home.
Itinerary Notes
Additional Fees:Port, security and handling charges for 2013: $350 per person. Fuel surcharges may apply.
Deposit & Payment
Initial deposit is 25%, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card. We accept Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, and Discover. Alternatively, you can send a check to our Missoula, Montana, office or register online at: https://www.adventure-life.com/forms/fourways.php
Final payment is due 100 days prior to departure.
Final payment by Visa, Mastercard or AmEx.
Booking last minute? No problem! Please contact one of our trip planners, and we can get you on your way if booking less than 100 days prior to departure.
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Cancellation Policy
| Days Prior to departure | Fee |
|---|---|
| 121 days or more | $300 |
| 120-91 days | 15% total fare |
| 90-61 days | 25% total fare |
| 60-31 days | 55% total fare |
| 30-0 days | 100% total fare |
Tere Moana
- Ship Highlights
- Passengers : 90
- Luxury Expedition Ship
In December 2012 the luxury ship Tere Moana will begin sailing. Tere Moana will accommodate just 90 guests and will reflect the high standard of quality and service already established by her sister ship the Paul Gauguin.
Tere Moana specializes in European, Caribbean, and Latin American destinations, with an emphasis on delivering unique itineraries that larger ships cannot offer and exploring hidden ports throughout these regions. Spacious staterooms, an onboard watersports marina, a choice of two open-seating venues, and extensive spa are among her luxurious attributes. There is simply no better way to experience Europe, the Caribbean, or Latin America than aboard this sleek and sophisticated, intimate ship.
Ship Information
- Only 90 guests
- 45 staterooms, all oceanview and 8 with balconies
- Crew to guest ratio of 1 to 1.5
- All onboard gratuities included
- Complimentary beverages including select fine wines and premium spirits, soft drinks, bottled water, coffee, and tea served throughout the ship
- In-suite minibar replenished daily with soft drinks, beer, and bottled water
- Onboard watersports Marina
- Onboard lecture program
- Two elegant restaurants, both with open-seating dining
- Le Salon with stage for live entertainment
- Well-being and vegetarian selections and special dietetic menus upon request
- WiFi hotspots throughout the ship
- Complimentary 24-hour room service
- Complimentary in-room dining
- Complimentary in-room movie channels and movies available
Staff and Services
Enjoy the ultimate in personal service on the Tere Moana. You'll know it as soon as you step aboard. With one crew member for every 1.5 guests, you're assured the highest level of personal attention. The staff's rigorous dedication to your comfort and well-being is gracefully expressed in a hundred thoughtful acts. The way the maitre d' remembers your name or which table you prefer. And in the warmth of your stewardess' smile as she places a perfect ripe mango in your fruit basket. Yet, surprisingly, the staff expects no gratuities. Gratuities are included in your cruise fare.
Among the many additional services included in your Tere Moana experience are 24-hour room service, laundry and pressing services, telephone, fax and internet communication services, and 24-hour medical personnel.
Luxurious Accommodations
All staterooms feature an ocean view, temperature control, queen-size bed (all have twin-bed configuration), bathroom with full-size shower, bathrobes, slippers, hair dryer, TV, CD/DVD player, personal safe, refrigerator stocked with soft drinks, and more. Select staterooms can accommodate three guests.
Watersports Marna
Watersports are a highlight of The Moana experience. With the specially designed retractable watersports platform, guests may descend to sea level where they can conveniently hop aboard a windsurfer or launch a kayak in select destinations in Europe, the Caribbean and Latin America.
| Cabins | |
|---|---|
 | C - Window Stateroom Window Staterooms are 194 sq ft, some can accommodate a third guest on a sofa bed. Rooms 302-319. |
 | B - Window Stateroom Window Staterooms are 194 sq ft, some can accommodate a third guest on a sofa bed. Rooms 401, 403-419. |
 | A - Balcony Stateroom Balcony Staterooms are 298 sq ft (205 sq ft stateroom with 93 sq ft veranda). Rooms 501-508. |
