Crystal Cruises is expanding its opportunities
for family-friendly summer travel with its new “Kids Sail Free”
offers in Northern Europe and the Mediterranean.
On four June and July voyages, junior
cruisers aged 17 and under can travel for free when sharing a
third berth stateroom with two adults.
This is the first time that the popular program
has been offered in the Baltic, with three Crystal Serenity
sailings of 10 days each on 25 June, 20 and 30 July, through
Stockholm (overnight), Sweden; Tallinn, Estonia; St. Petersburg,
Russia (two overnights); Helsinki, Finland; Berlin/Warnemünde,
Germany; and Copenhagen, Denmark.
A seven-day sailing through the Mediterranean
departs 6 July on Crystal Symphony, visiting Istanbul and Kuşadasi,
Turkey; Mykonos, Greece; and Sicily/Taormina, Sorrento, and
Rome/Civitavecchia, Italy.
“With attractive savings for bringing the kids
along, combined with incredible opportunities to see and learn
about Europe’s history firsthand, these cruises offer not only
great value, but also invaluable experiences in terms of family
bonding, world education, and memories,” said Jack Anderson,
Crystal’s senior vice-president of sales and marketing.
During summers
and holidays, junior activities directors host complimentary
supervised activities on board, ranging from behind-the-scenes
tours to cooking classes and scavenger hunts. The Crystal Visions
Enrichment Program also offers entertaining education, including
Magic Castle at Sea shows and classes, iPad Digital Filmmaking
classes in association with USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, and
presentations from expert speakers. Every cruise also has
babysitting services, “finicky eater” foods, movies, library
books, family-friendly excursions, and more available.
All-inclusive “Book Now” fares for the four
luxury European cruises start at US$2,495/person when booked by 28
February 2013.
The Crystal Family Memories program also offers
additional free berths and perks for groups of six or more.
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