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Yangtze Cruise Ships : Victoria Prince
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|  | | Cruise Name: Victoria Prince Star-rated: 5
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total cabins: 103 First Voyage: 2003 
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Length: 89m Width: 16m Height: 26m
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Sailing Route: Chongqing -- Shanghai Price from: $815 | | | | | | |
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| | | | | | ◆YANGTZE FLEET | | | The Victoria Prince is the flagship for Victoria's upgraded fleet. Specifically designed to accommodate both leisure and business travelers, the Victoria Prince has over 1200 square feet on the upper floor, with conference rooms, space for cocktail parties, private meetings, and guest lecture sessions.
The Victoria Prince has been redesigned with private balconies for all cabins to allow intimate, private viewing of the scenery of the Three Gorges. The Victoria Prince's hospitable, well-trained staff makes passengers feel comfortable and at home aboard this floating hotel. | | | What can Victoria Cruises provide? . An American-managed company
. International multi-lingual cruise directors
. Comfortable outside cabins include picture windows and private bathrooms
. Every cabin on premier ships has a private balcony for viewing the Three Gorges scenery
. Luxurious suite accommodations feature full baths with tub and shower and a private sitting area.
. All ships are fully air conditioned
. Welcome Captain's cocktail party
. Fabulous breakfast and luncheon buffets
. Chinese dinner banquets served in an elegant single seating
. Afternoon coffee and tea
. Facilities include a business center, reading room, fitness area, gift shop, and beauty salon
. Onboard activities feature lectures on Chinese history and culture, Tai Chi lessons, and calligraphy demonstrations
. Unique evening entertainment based on ancient Chinese traditions
. Narrative by knowledgeable river guides while sailing through the Three Gorges
. Departures year round
. Latest satellite communications, HBO, BBC, and internet access on every ship | | | Cruise Facilities | | hotel lobby | front desk | gift shop | business center | | clinic | coffee shop | reading room | game room | | ballroom | function room | kalaok | bar | | banquet hall | indoor observation lounge | beauty salon | massage room | | meeting room | broadcast station | sundeck | public bathroom | | |
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|  | | | | | | Chongqing ~ Shanghai (Downstream 7days / 6 Nights) Day 1 Depart Chongqing / Fengdu 10:00am depart Chongqing. Take a shore excursion to Fegndu, visiting either the "Ghost City", known for its statues of ghosts and devils on Mingshan Hill, or the new relocation village, built for families who have moved as a result of the Yangtze's rising waters brought about by the Three Gorges Dam. (L/D)
Day 2 Enter the Three Gorges / Daning River Small Gorges / Shiplocks Enter the Three Gorges, one of nature’s most extraordinary sculptures. Today you will pass through the first two—Qutang Gorge and Wu Gorge. Qutang Gorge is the shortest (5 miles), narrowest (500 feet), and most dramatic. The 25-mile long Wu Gorge is known for its known for its quiet beauty, forest-covered mountains and cliffs so sheer that the sun barely penetrates the precipices. Take an excursion through the Daning River Small Gorges, which are narrower than Three Gorges, but very impressive. (Depending on river conditions, an alternate excursion may be substituted to Shennong Stream, which has its own attractive gorges.) In the evening, sail through the Three Gorges Sam ship locks. (B/L/D)
Day 3 Three Gorges Dam / Yichang Morning visit to the Three Gorges Dam in Xiling Gorges, the largest in the world. (B/L/D) Day 4 Wuhan Afternoon excursion of Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province. Visit the Hubei Provincial Museum. (B/L/D) Day 5 Huangshan Full day excursion to Huangshan, one of China’s most famous mountain ranges. Travel to this royal retreat through some of the country’s most scenic rural areas. (Jiuhuashan or “Mountain of the Nine Lotuses” may be substituted if weather or road conditions do not permit a visit to Huangshan.) (B/L/D) Day 6 Nanjing Visit Nanjing, where you will tour the Sun Yat-sen Memorial and a Qing Dynasty style bazaar surrounding a Confucian Temple. (B/L/D) Day 7 Arrive Shanghai Arrive Shanghai at 08:00am, China’s dynamic international commercial center. (B) | | | Shanghai ~ Chongqing (Upstream 9 days / 8 Nights) Day 1 Depart Shanghai Sail today from Shanghai at 17:00pm, China’s dynamic international commercial center. (D) Day 2 Nanjing Visit Nanjing, where you will tour the Sun Yat-sen Memorial and a Qing Dynasty style bazaar surrounding a Confucian Temple. (B/L/D) Day 3 Huangshan Full day excursion to Huangshan, one of China’s most famous mountain ranges. Travel to this royal retreat through some of the country’s most scenic rural areas. (Jiuhuashan or “Mountain of the Nine Lotuses” may be substituted if weather or road conditions do not permit a visit to Huangshan.) (B/L/D) Day 4 Wuhan Afternoon excursion of Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province. Visit either the Rare Stone Museum or take a walking tour. (B/L/D) Day 5 Sailing on the Yangtze River (B/L/D)
Day 6 Yichang / Xiling Gorege / Three Gorges Dam / Ship Locks This morning, sail through Gezhou Dam near Yichang. In the afternoon, visit the Three Gorges Dam, the largest in the world. Sail through Xiling Gorge, the longest (41 miles), and the deepest of the Three Gorges. Later today, enter the Three Gorges Dam ship locks. (B/L/D) Day 7 Wu Gorge / Qutang Gorge / Daning River “Small Gorges” Enter Wu Gorge, known for its known for its quiet beauty, forest-covered mountains and cliffs so sheer that the sun barely penetrates the precipices. Qutang Gorge is the shortest (5 miles), narrowest (500 feet), and most dramatic. The 25-mile long Take an excursion through the Daning River Small Gorges, which are narrower than Three Gorges, but very impressive. (B/L/D)
Day 8 Fengdu Take a shore excursion to Fegndu, visiting either the "Ghost City", known for its statues of ghosts and devils on Mingshan Hill, or the new relocation village, built for families who have moved as a result of the Yangtze's rising waters brought about by the Three Gorges Dam. (B/L/D) Day 9 Arrive Chongqing Disembark at picturesque Chongqing at 08:00am, the “Mountain City”. (B) | Meals: (B) = Breakfast (L) = Lunch (D) = Dinner | | Itineraries and times are subject to change according to the river condition. | | | | REMARKS | Prices shown in the above table are basic prices.
Prices vary with traveling seasons and are subject to unavoidable objective factors.
Please view the price details as bellows:
1. A deposit of 50% of cruise fee per person is required after a reservation. Full payment must be done within 2 days upon confirmation. Payment is non-refundable and non-transferable. After payment is made, no change is allowed
2. Prices are quoted in US Dollars and based on per person with twin beds in a standard cabin
3. Prices are subject to change without prior notice
4. Cancellation Policy:
Days prior to departure: 120 - 90 Cancellation Fee: 15% of total price
Days prior to departure: 89 - 60 Cancellation Fee: 35% of total price
Days prior to departure: 59 - 30 Cancellation Fee: 50% of total price
Days prior to departure: 29 - 0 Cancellation Fee: 100% of total price
5. Cabin confirmation is subject to availability
6. The cruise rate above is including:
--All the meals on the boat (except the dinner on the first night)
--The shore excursions listed in the itinerary
--English-speaking guide on the boat
--Captain welcome & farewell ceremony
--Night show entertainment
| | The cruise rate above is exclusive:
--Personal expenses (laundry, massage, hair care etc.)
--Gratuities to service staff
--Transfer service between airport and pier
--Portage charge
Note: Rates above based on standard cabin without balcony per person. Should you need deluxe or suite cabin, please feel free to contact us. | | | | FLEET PICTURES | | | | |
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