Sun Line. Stella Solaris and Stella Oceanis Caribbean cruises winter 1975 - 1976
Contenuto
- Tipologia
- Opuscolo a stampa
- Descrizione
- Opuscolo in lingua inglese a cura della società di navigazione Sun Line relativo alle crociere invernali delle navi da crociera Stella Solaris e Stella Oceanis
- Data testuale
- 1975 - 1976
- Consistenza
- 1 opuscolo (pp. 19)
- Stato di conservazione
- Buono
- Soggetto produttore
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Giovanni Zoncada (1898 - 1988)
- Identificativo
- NZ.000721
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Stella Solaris,
Stella Oceanis _ 7 RO
Caribbean Cruises Winter 1975/76
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In the Huropean
tradition
of excellence.
his concept of cru
ity of smaller ships
of the larger lin
id accommodations would be
cious and elegant, yet intimate; service, attentive, impec-
cable and personal; dining, a time to get together with
friends and acquaintances for a pleasurable experience
In addition, Sun Line also quickly developed a reputation
for having an unerring sense for choosing fascinating
ports of call
The over: was a perfect blending of the Euro
pean tradition of excellence with the American tradition of
comfort. The Sun Line concept of cruising was an imme-
diate success, and Mr.Keusseoglou added other cruise
liners to his fleet to meet the demand. Sun Line became,
and still is today, the premier cruiseline of the Aegean
Today, the ships have changed and all are newer, but
the Sun Line tradition of excellence continues. Sun Line
still sets the same standards and styles created in the
Aegean. Our fleet has been found for many years in the
Caribbean and along the coast of South America as well
as in more distant waters—the entire Mediterranean, the
coast of Africa, the fjords of Norway. And this winter,
once again in the indigo blue waters of the Caribbean.
Starting in December, we offer you a choice of 15
sailings in the Caribbean where you can experience the
Sun Line standards of hospitality. Our new flagship, the
Stella Solaris (18,000 tons) will sail a series of cruises
out of Galveston and Tampa; our yacht-like Stella
Oceanis (6,000 tons) will sail a series of cruises out of
San Juan
The Stella Solaris is sleek in styling, spacious in size,
with room for 630 guests and 310 crew. The Stella
Oceanis has room for 280 guests and 140 crew; its
accommodation is very comfortable, its size permits the
Captain to chart a yacht itinerary.
Each ship offers you a different style of cruising. One
feature, however, remains constant-the Sun Line con-
ceptof travel: that combination of the European tradition
of excellence with the American tradition of comfort.
In the Furopean
tradition
of service.
On a Sun Line cruise, you'll find that service is more
than a word—it is something that is around you all the
time. For we have a ratio very close to one crew member
to every two passengers, enabling us to look after you
completely 24 hours a day
Service comes in one nationality on a Sun Line Cruise,
and fortunately, that nationality is Greek. It is known
throughout Europe that Greeks have a fantastic sense
of hospitality; they are sincere, warm, generous and
unassuming, without ulterior motive. And to a Greek,
being in service is a position still looked upon with pride
You'Il experience this hospitality throughout your
entire cruise. As you come on board, you'll be greeted
by the Chief Steward and his entourage. You'll be shown
to your spacious cabin by your personal Room Steward,
where he'Il assist you in getting settled
Throughout the voyage, he will attend to your every
request. He'Il make sure you won't miss the early-mom-
ing arrivals at new ports of call. If you like, he'll see to it
that a continental breakfast is served to you in bed. He'll
make sure there are always enough fluffy towels in your
bath, that your room is always tidied, that your bed is
made once you're up and out and turned down for a good
night's sleep. He'll take care of your clothes that need
pressing; he'Il even shine your shoes if you leave them
by your cabin door when you relire.
When it's time for dining, you'll move to the Dining
Salon and be treated with the same courtesy by a com-
pletely different staff. The Chief Dining Steward will take
you to the table you request. Your waiters are there; the
wine steward is standing by. The table itself has fresh
flowers, monogrammed china and fine crystal. And all
around you are other people having a good time
Tonight, we might start dinner with petite marmite à la
Frangaise, followed by shrimps tourkolimano; the main
course might be tournedos sauté Rossini; for dessert,
profiterole au chocolat Chantilly and Byzantine coffee
Or you might have creme veloutè Monte Carlo, fol-
lowed by moqueca of fresh sea bass à la Veracruzana;
the main course might be suprème de poularde Renais-
sance; and for desseri, nougatine gateau au Chantilly.
Again, of course, with Byzantine coffee.
An additional touch to every menu are little surprises
from Greece like stuffed grape leaves and pastitsio and
moussaka. There always is fresh fruit-cherries, straw-
berries, melon
Whether you're dining by candlelight or sunning your-
self by the pool-whatever—you will be treated with the
same courtesy. You would think that you cannot ask for
more than that. But if you do, it will be done.
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burnished browns, rosewood and hand-cast bronze. It's
the perfect place to relax over an aperitit
You'll find this use of space outdoors, too. The two
swimming pools are oversized for a ship; there is 24,000
sq et of deck space on which you can look for a
corner to read or sun
Most important, you'll find this use of space in your
cabin or suite. The Stella Solaris has more out-sized
rooms for her capacity than any other ship. 110 state-
rooms have their own sitting rooms; the floors are car-
peted wall-to-wall in deep pile
You"]l also find on board a sauna and gymnasium, a
Monte Carlo Room, a boutique and beauty parlor.
Look at it this way. You almost every
sails the Caribbean any day of the week.
But you can only sail the Stella Solaris in the Caribbe:
once a year. Bon voyage.
ip that
Sailing from Galveston. 14-day cruises departing
Saturdays: December 20 (Christmas); January 17, 31
To Montego Bay, Port-au-Prince, Cartagena, San Blas,
Cristobal, San Andres, Playa del Carmen, Galveston
7-day cruises departing Saturdays: January 3, 10.
To Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, Puerto Cortez
Galveston.
Sailing from Tampa. Spacial 12-day Benefit Cruise
departing Monday, February 16.
Montego Bay, Grand Cay-
man, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Tampa
14-day cruise departing Saturday, February 28.
To Grand Cayman, Montego Bay, Aruba, La Guaira,
Cartagena, Cristobal, San Andres, Cozumel, Tampa.
7-day cruise departing Saturday, March 13.
To Puerto Cortez, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Tampa.
For more details, tum to Page 14 in this brochure
Stella Oceanis:
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a yacht itinerary.
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ips pass nenti
them the Snubi
reserve and the best snorkeling in the w
has a 4000 foot high vole:
ming crater, a mile in diameter. And
snobbiest of the
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We could go on and on about our yacht itinerary: but
we must tell you more about our Stella Oceanis.
Size is the major difference you will find between the
Stella Oceanis and the Stella Solaris. She accommo-
dates 280 guests and 140 crew, and is for those people
Who prefer a more intimate cruise. Yet the vessel pro-
videos all the luxuries and service of a much larger ship
as she follows her yacht itinerary.
You walk down wide corridors by the library and bou-
tique to the spacious Minos Lounge, all soft and plush in
rich velaurs. You'Il move up one of the staircases, by
colorful mosaics, to the Plaka Taverna. There, you'll get
the feeling of life at sea, in surroundings of polished
mahogany and harbor lights.
Yau'Il dine at the Aphrodite Restaurant, sun-splashed
and cheerful, rows of windows looking out onto the Carib-
bean, each table highlighted in flowers from the islands.
And once again, you'll find the use of space in your
cabin. All the rooms are oversized, there is wall-to-wall
carpeting, automatic temperature control and telephones.
And of course, there's a swimming pool, many sunny
decks, a Monte Carlo Room and beauty parlor. Join us
as we set sail for the Snubs.
Sailing from San Juan, 14-day cruises departing
Sundays: December 21 (Christmas); January 4, 18; Feb-
ruary 8, 22; March 7
To St. Thomas, St. Eustatius, St. Kitts, Ile des Saintes,
Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Bequia,
Grenada, Tobago, Isla de Margarita, La Guaira, Aruba,
Santo Domingo, San Juan
Special 7-day cruise departing Sunday, February 1 in
conjunction with the New School for Social Research.
To Guadeloupe, Grenada, St. Thomas, San Juan.
For more details, see page 16 in this brochure.
Most fascinating
ports in the
Caribbean.
Aruba; Dutch, with miles of white beach, giant cacti,
unusual divi divi trees. Super shopping in Oranjestad.
Beguia. In the romantic Grenadines. A high point on
any yacht itinerary. There's a wildness here, a stiliness.
Cap-Hailien, Haiti. We donkey ride by the ruins of
Sans Souci Palace to the magnificent Citadel Laferrière
Cartagena, Colombia. Fortified city of South America
home of “green fire emeralds. Take a surrey ride, too.
Cristobal, Panama. At the Atlantic entrance of the
Canal. A free port, featuring beautiful Indian handicratts.
Cozumel. International island hideaway, just off the
Yucatan, Black coral reefs, fantastio fishin
Grand Cayman. Largest “Turtle Island.” Wild orchids
Snorkeling on the barrier reef off George Town.
Grenada. “Isle oi Spice." Picture-book St. George
Grand Anse Beach. Splendid ruins at Richmond Hill
Guadeloupe. Twin islands, like butterily wings, joined
by a drawbridge. Old World waterfront at Pointe-a-Pitre,
Ile des Saintes. A splash away from Guadeloupe. All
palm trees and beach. Just what a paradise should be.
Isla de Margarita. Off Venezuela. Visit colonia! Porla-
mar or gather pearls and oysters on the beach.
La Guaira, Venezuela. South America! And away we
go to Caracas for fabulous shopping. Silver. loet glass
Martinique. In the shadow of Mont Pelee. The Savan-
nah. Wrought iron architecture. Perfumes from Paris.
Montego Bay, Jamaica. "Mo Bay” to all its sophisti-
cated admirers. We'll visit a haunted Great House
Nassau, Bahamas. Surreys and shopping. Casinos
and cabarets. And world-famous Paradise Island
Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Proud Mayan ruins in the
Yucatan. Soaring pyramids and ceremonial temples
Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Exotica in the islands. Haunting
primitive paintings. Iron Market. Barbancouri rum.
Puerto Cortez, Honduras. The Castle Amor. Old
Spanish ruins. Shopping for handicrafts. A beach, too.
St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles. Eleven lovely
square milès, with two volcanos sleeping in the sun.
St. Kitts. The first English colony in the West Indies,
dating back io the 1620s. In the Leeward Islands.
St. Lucia. Walk between sulfur springs and pools of
hissing steam in a “drive-in” volcano. In the Windwards.
St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands. Most pop-
ular Caribbean port. $200 duty-free shopping quota.
St. Vincent, We'll visit the curious arcades in charming
Kingstown and climb to the ridge of a volcano.
San Andres. Just off Nicaragua, an emerald hideaway
of snow white beaches and coral reefs. Beautiful.
San Blas. On the north cape of Panama. Home of the
Cunas, talented in the art of “Mola” embroidery
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Spanish and historical. And
just around the corner, casinos and cabarets.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Oldest city in
the New World, dating to 1496. Site of Alcazar de Colon.
Tobago. Snorkeling on world-famous Buccoo Reef.
Quaint Scarborough. The cave of Robinson Crusoe.
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Itinerary from Tampa.
March 13, 1976.
Fori
Connecting Rooms available in categories 8, 7, 8 and 9.
For Single, Third Person end Children's rates, see General Information,
Page 19.
Limited number of 3 and 4 berth cabins available in categories 9 and 10.
Port Taxes and Embarkation Charges: Galveston 14-Day-$10; Galveston
7-Day--S9; Tampa 14-Day--87.75; Tampa 7-0ayS5.
25.
Gala Benefit Crulse for “Project Hope”
I 12-Day sailing from Tampa February 16, 1976,
calling at Nassau, Cap-Haîtien, Montego Bay, Grand Cayman,
Cozumel, and Playa del Carm
For further information and reservations, contact your
travel agent or Sun Line Cruises.
Stella Oceanis
Stella Oceanis Cruise Rates--Per Person, Double Occupancy
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1
Suites (Outside)
—2 beds,
private bath,
Shower, toilet
81,650 $1,700
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Cabins"—2
beds, private 1,450 1,500
bath, shower,
toilet
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privato shower,
Outside Cabins
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private shower, bean Semester.
tollet Special 7-Day Ss
calling at Guadeloupe
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renada and St. Thoma:
on and reservations. contact your
Cruises.
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toilet
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*Limited number of connecting rooms available.
paEoT, Sile, Third Person and Chikdren's rtes, ce General Information,
age 19.
Limited number of 3 and 4 berth cabins available in categories 2, 4 and 5.
Port Taxes: $7.75 per person.
Our Fly/Cruise
Holidays.
In he Sun Line tradition of service. We've arranged spe-
cial money-saving Fly/Cruise Packages from many U.S.
cities to Galveston, Tampa and San Juan. To construct
the package from your city, simply add the indicated
supplement to the fare for cruise accommodation you've
selected. If your city is not listed, your travel agent can
obtain your special Fly/Cruise supplement from Sun Line
Come join us in the Caribbean.
Stella Solaris—Galveston* and Tampa Fly/Cruise
Package includes:
® Round-trip air transportation from listed city.
e U.S. transportation tax and airport security charge.
© Round-trip transfers between airport and pier.
Stella Oceanis—San Juan* Fly/Cruise Package
includes:
* Round-trip air transportation from listed city.
e U.S. departure tax and airport security charge.
® San Juan departure tax.
*Fly/Cruise Package supplements not available for
Christmas cruises. A transfer package will be available
for the Galveston Christmas sailing.
Galveston—Holiday Inn Pre-Cruise Hotel and Parking
aackage
A pre-embarkation package for passengers who wish to
drive to Galveston includes: Friday night
tions at the Galveston Holiday Inn, including room tax;
Saturday morning breakfast in the hotel's Inner Island
dining room; mid-afternoon transfer from the Holiday Inn
to the Stella Solaris, including baggage handling; retum
transfer to the Holiday Inn at end of cruise; car parking
on the hotel grounds for the duration of cruise
Rates per person, double occupancy
7-Day Pre-Cruise/Parking Package .. ...$19.00
14-Day Pre-Cruise/Parking Package . 23.00
Single Supplement: 7- and 14-days—-$10.00; Third per-
son in room: $10.00 additional; Children 13 years and
younger in same room with parents, no charge. Gratuities
not included.
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Fly/Cruiso Package rates are not airfares, but, when added to per-
person cruise fares indicated, represent substantia! savings in the
cost of traveling to and from point of embarkation. Package rates are
based upon regular round-trip economy, Discòver America and other
excursion fares in eifect July 17, 1975. Therefore, all package rates
are subject to increase or decrease at any time, whether through
C.A.B. approved adjustments of tariffa or removal or inorease of air
fuel surchargos in force. In the event o change, decreases or in-
oreases in package rates will be passed on to the passenger. Port
taxes are not included in above package rates.
General
Information.
Reservations and Deposit: Reservations are accepled upon re-
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Delance le due not ‘ate {han 4S days prior 10 depart
Include cruiso accommodations from point of em-
Pargaiono o point ol debarkation, ali meals and enteriainment while
È ship Jo your hotel Intughout he crulse. Nel inouded
Se personal expenditures such es gratulis, leundiy, beverages
(not part of the regular menu), expenditures incurred ashore and
shore excursions, and other personal items.
Cancellations and Refunds: Wholly Unused Transportation: 20%
of cruise fare may be assessed if accommodations are cancelled
within 45 days of sailing. In the event accommodations are resold,
full fare will be refunded. Non-appearance at time of sailing without
prior nolification is subject to 100% cancellation fee.
Children's Fares: Children under the age of 18 occupying the
same room (3 or 4 berth cabin) as two full fare paying adults, will be
charged 50% of the applicable adult cruise rate.
Third Person Fare: The fare for a third or fourth adult occupying
in upper berth in a standard double room will be the minimum per-
pars Senna
Fare: The fare for exclusive occupancy (single) of a
double room, when evalleble, is one and one half times ihe adult
per-person rate for that particular stateroom. Suites and deluxe
rooms will be charged twice the per-person rate,
Port Taxes: Those taxes that may be assessed by Port Authorities
in certain foreign ports are for the account of the passenger and are
payable al time ol licket issuanoe.
Oplional Shore Excursions: Well-planned shore excursions for
most ports are available. Information about these excursions will be
available in a separate folder issued several weeks before departure.
Passengers may purchase shore excursions in advance through their
travol agent or Sun Line, or aboard ship, subject to availabili
Line's responsibility with respect to lost,
mended that passengers consider their individual insurance require-
ments, and obiain additional baggage insurance for the full duration
cia
Physical Disability: Any physical disability Ihat may require special
attenon or irestmeni must be reported. when reservation is re-
quested. Passage may be refused anyone whose state of health or
physical condition renders them, in the opinion of the Line, unfit for
travel, or anyone whose condition may constitute a danger to them-
selves or another passengei
fravel Documenis and Health Requirements: Passengers are
‘encouraged to carry in their possession proof of citizenship (passport
passporis and health requirements differ according to cruise desti-
nations. Passengers may contact their travel agent or Sun Line Cruises
for specifio requirements.
Sony, We ar unabio lo accommodate pot.
Speci ecial diels are required, the Company should
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nai Funds/Credit Cards: Passengere are advised lo cam
travelers cheques for convenience and
ab08rd ship and are generaliy accepted ashore. Personal chegues
will not be accepted for payment of shipboard expenses, American
Express cards are accepier
Valuables: For the convenience of the passengers, the ship's
Purser accepis for deposil in the ship's safe, against receipt, valu-
ables such as jewelry, money or documents. The liability of the
‘Sun Line Cruises—-Westem Her
Company with regard to such deposit is limited to the conditions
2 int I ih Paone Conta
Tele; yrams: Ship-to-shore telephone service
is dine îno racibgrame can ba sent ail a! sea.
vice: Pressing and laundiy service are
avllabio eboGrd Ship ela moderate cherge.
Electric Current: Each stateroom on the Stella Solaris is equipped
with 110 volt AC. allowing operation of electric shavers without
ed
to check with the Purser's Office or the room steward before attempi-
na (0 use any elsa appliance
A qualified physician and nurse are in attend-
Medici es
ant anal eis
dditional Services: Modern, complete beauty and barber shops
aré on Board, as wel ao duy-{r60 bouliquos. Sauna and gymnasium
are also available on the Stella Solaris
Gratuities: Being a highly personal matter, each passenger must
decide how fo express his appreciation to the cruise staff for their
gi to cruise, by piscina
at the
Purser's desk upon final debarkation. As regulated o ine Grook
rmen's Union, all tips are pooled and distributed throughout the
Staff. A suggested guideline for tips is minimum $4 per day per
pessenger, or approximately 7% ol the cruisa fare.
Fly/Cruise and Pre-Cruise/Parking Packages: Marriott World
Telegi (UN) cprvpe Sp a pooedinaloe lor ins naosenigat in all goti
ters pertaining to hotels, airlines, motorcoach and ship cruise, The
gitine9 end their agents and fflatos are not to be held responsible
for any act, omission or event occurring during the time passengers
are nol on board the crcrli, MT Is noi responsible for eny dem.
ages occasicned from any cause whalsoaver other than the respon-
sibilities arising out of being the operator of MWT. MWT will not be
responsible for any dem
Jar or motorcoach arrivals or by any change of sch
parturo cy. The price end avallabiiy of ihese lours are subioci io
change at any time. Sun Line, Holiday Inns will not be
responsible n any wey for sulomobiles left on the premises orin
any parking facility at any time.
nsibility: The transportation of passengers and baggage on
Sun Line ships is provided solely by Oceanic Sun Line Special
‘Shipping Go. Inc. (ouners ot ihe Stlla Occanis and Stella Maris
in Line Greece Special Shipping Co., Inc. (owners of the
Siena Sola) ande governed by Ta terme îind sonditione printed
gn the Passenger Ticket Contract which may be
Sun Line office. Passengers acceptance ol îhaî ticket consitutes
agreament of those terms and conditions. Among other righis re-
served, Sun Line, its owners, agents or representalives may choose
not to accept or relain any person as a member of a cruise for any
reason. Any cruise may be cancelled or altored if circumstances so
demand. Fares and schedules are subject to change without notice.
The right is reserved to 2ssess additional fares and charges in effect
0wn ri
reservation constitutes consent to all provisions in his Cond
e Stella Solaris, Stella Oceanis and Stella Maris are
quality ships ot Greek registry.
jphere, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y., N.Y. 10020. Tel: (800) 223-6760 and (212) 489-100.
Canada: March Shipping Ltd., 400 Craig Street West, Montreal, 126, Canada, Tel: (514) 842-8841
Suddenly
this summer,
Here are the cruises Sun Line has chosen for Spring/
Summer/Fall 1976 to Europe and the Middle East
Stella Solaris: 7-day cruises from Athens with weekly
alternating itineraries featuring either Alexandria/Cairo
or Istanbul. April 12-Oct. 25: Athens, Alexandria/Cairo,
Rhodes, Crete, Santorini, Delos, Mykonos, Athens/ or:
Athens, Santorini, Crete, Rhodes, Ephessos, Istanbul,
Delos, Mykonos, Athens.
Stella Oceanis: 7-day cruises, either Venice/Venice
or Venice/Nice or Nice/Venice. April 24-June 12 and
Sept. 11-Oct. 23: Venice, Dubrovnik, Corfu, Katakalon,
Athens, Itea, Korcula, Venice. June 19-Sept. 4: Venice,
Dubrovnik, Corfu, Malta, Tunis, Costa Smeralda, Elba,
Portofino, Nice/ or: Nice Portofino, Costa Smeralda,
Tunis, Malta, Katakalon, Corfu, Dubrovnik, Venice.
Stella Maris: 3 and 4 day cruises through the Greek
Islands or to Turkey. April5-Oct. 29: 4-day: Athens, Hydra,
Santorini, Crete, Rhodes, Ephessos, Mykonos, Athens/
or 3-day: Athens, Delos, Mykonos, Rhodes, Crete, San-
torini, Athens 4
It costs no more to see your local travel agent.
Sun Line Cruises ©
@ 1975 Sun Line Cruises. Printed in USA. 100M/875/GA
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Stella Solaris,
Stella Oceanis _ 7 RO
Caribbean Cruises Winter 1975/76
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In the Huropean
tradition
of excellence.
his concept of cru
ity of smaller ships
of the larger lin
id accommodations would be
cious and elegant, yet intimate; service, attentive, impec-
cable and personal; dining, a time to get together with
friends and acquaintances for a pleasurable experience
In addition, Sun Line also quickly developed a reputation
for having an unerring sense for choosing fascinating
ports of call
The over: was a perfect blending of the Euro
pean tradition of excellence with the American tradition of
comfort. The Sun Line concept of cruising was an imme-
diate success, and Mr.Keusseoglou added other cruise
liners to his fleet to meet the demand. Sun Line became,
and still is today, the premier cruiseline of the Aegean
Today, the ships have changed and all are newer, but
the Sun Line tradition of excellence continues. Sun Line
still sets the same standards and styles created in the
Aegean. Our fleet has been found for many years in the
Caribbean and along the coast of South America as well
as in more distant waters—the entire Mediterranean, the
coast of Africa, the fjords of Norway. And this winter,
once again in the indigo blue waters of the Caribbean.
Starting in December, we offer you a choice of 15
sailings in the Caribbean where you can experience the
Sun Line standards of hospitality. Our new flagship, the
Stella Solaris (18,000 tons) will sail a series of cruises
out of Galveston and Tampa; our yacht-like Stella
Oceanis (6,000 tons) will sail a series of cruises out of
San Juan
The Stella Solaris is sleek in styling, spacious in size,
with room for 630 guests and 310 crew. The Stella
Oceanis has room for 280 guests and 140 crew; its
accommodation is very comfortable, its size permits the
Captain to chart a yacht itinerary.
Each ship offers you a different style of cruising. One
feature, however, remains constant-the Sun Line con-
ceptof travel: that combination of the European tradition
of excellence with the American tradition of comfort.
In the Furopean
tradition
of service.
On a Sun Line cruise, you'll find that service is more
than a word—it is something that is around you all the
time. For we have a ratio very close to one crew member
to every two passengers, enabling us to look after you
completely 24 hours a day
Service comes in one nationality on a Sun Line Cruise,
and fortunately, that nationality is Greek. It is known
throughout Europe that Greeks have a fantastic sense
of hospitality; they are sincere, warm, generous and
unassuming, without ulterior motive. And to a Greek,
being in service is a position still looked upon with pride
You'Il experience this hospitality throughout your
entire cruise. As you come on board, you'll be greeted
by the Chief Steward and his entourage. You'll be shown
to your spacious cabin by your personal Room Steward,
where he'Il assist you in getting settled
Throughout the voyage, he will attend to your every
request. He'Il make sure you won't miss the early-mom-
ing arrivals at new ports of call. If you like, he'll see to it
that a continental breakfast is served to you in bed. He'll
make sure there are always enough fluffy towels in your
bath, that your room is always tidied, that your bed is
made once you're up and out and turned down for a good
night's sleep. He'll take care of your clothes that need
pressing; he'Il even shine your shoes if you leave them
by your cabin door when you relire.
When it's time for dining, you'll move to the Dining
Salon and be treated with the same courtesy by a com-
pletely different staff. The Chief Dining Steward will take
you to the table you request. Your waiters are there; the
wine steward is standing by. The table itself has fresh
flowers, monogrammed china and fine crystal. And all
around you are other people having a good time
Tonight, we might start dinner with petite marmite à la
Frangaise, followed by shrimps tourkolimano; the main
course might be tournedos sauté Rossini; for dessert,
profiterole au chocolat Chantilly and Byzantine coffee
Or you might have creme veloutè Monte Carlo, fol-
lowed by moqueca of fresh sea bass à la Veracruzana;
the main course might be suprème de poularde Renais-
sance; and for desseri, nougatine gateau au Chantilly.
Again, of course, with Byzantine coffee.
An additional touch to every menu are little surprises
from Greece like stuffed grape leaves and pastitsio and
moussaka. There always is fresh fruit-cherries, straw-
berries, melon
Whether you're dining by candlelight or sunning your-
self by the pool-whatever—you will be treated with the
same courtesy. You would think that you cannot ask for
more than that. But if you do, it will be done.
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burnished browns, rosewood and hand-cast bronze. It's
the perfect place to relax over an aperitit
You'll find this use of space outdoors, too. The two
swimming pools are oversized for a ship; there is 24,000
sq et of deck space on which you can look for a
corner to read or sun
Most important, you'll find this use of space in your
cabin or suite. The Stella Solaris has more out-sized
rooms for her capacity than any other ship. 110 state-
rooms have their own sitting rooms; the floors are car-
peted wall-to-wall in deep pile
You"]l also find on board a sauna and gymnasium, a
Monte Carlo Room, a boutique and beauty parlor.
Look at it this way. You almost every
sails the Caribbean any day of the week.
But you can only sail the Stella Solaris in the Caribbe:
once a year. Bon voyage.
ip that
Sailing from Galveston. 14-day cruises departing
Saturdays: December 20 (Christmas); January 17, 31
To Montego Bay, Port-au-Prince, Cartagena, San Blas,
Cristobal, San Andres, Playa del Carmen, Galveston
7-day cruises departing Saturdays: January 3, 10.
To Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, Puerto Cortez
Galveston.
Sailing from Tampa. Spacial 12-day Benefit Cruise
departing Monday, February 16.
Montego Bay, Grand Cay-
man, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Tampa
14-day cruise departing Saturday, February 28.
To Grand Cayman, Montego Bay, Aruba, La Guaira,
Cartagena, Cristobal, San Andres, Cozumel, Tampa.
7-day cruise departing Saturday, March 13.
To Puerto Cortez, Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Tampa.
For more details, tum to Page 14 in this brochure
Stella Oceanis:
cruiseliner with Seu i
a yacht itinerary.
this winter for a ve
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them the Snubi
reserve and the best snorkeling in the w
has a 4000 foot high vole:
ming crater, a mile in diameter. And
snobbiest of the
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We could go on and on about our yacht itinerary: but
we must tell you more about our Stella Oceanis.
Size is the major difference you will find between the
Stella Oceanis and the Stella Solaris. She accommo-
dates 280 guests and 140 crew, and is for those people
Who prefer a more intimate cruise. Yet the vessel pro-
videos all the luxuries and service of a much larger ship
as she follows her yacht itinerary.
You walk down wide corridors by the library and bou-
tique to the spacious Minos Lounge, all soft and plush in
rich velaurs. You'Il move up one of the staircases, by
colorful mosaics, to the Plaka Taverna. There, you'll get
the feeling of life at sea, in surroundings of polished
mahogany and harbor lights.
Yau'Il dine at the Aphrodite Restaurant, sun-splashed
and cheerful, rows of windows looking out onto the Carib-
bean, each table highlighted in flowers from the islands.
And once again, you'll find the use of space in your
cabin. All the rooms are oversized, there is wall-to-wall
carpeting, automatic temperature control and telephones.
And of course, there's a swimming pool, many sunny
decks, a Monte Carlo Room and beauty parlor. Join us
as we set sail for the Snubs.
Sailing from San Juan, 14-day cruises departing
Sundays: December 21 (Christmas); January 4, 18; Feb-
ruary 8, 22; March 7
To St. Thomas, St. Eustatius, St. Kitts, Ile des Saintes,
Guadeloupe, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Bequia,
Grenada, Tobago, Isla de Margarita, La Guaira, Aruba,
Santo Domingo, San Juan
Special 7-day cruise departing Sunday, February 1 in
conjunction with the New School for Social Research.
To Guadeloupe, Grenada, St. Thomas, San Juan.
For more details, see page 16 in this brochure.
Most fascinating
ports in the
Caribbean.
Aruba; Dutch, with miles of white beach, giant cacti,
unusual divi divi trees. Super shopping in Oranjestad.
Beguia. In the romantic Grenadines. A high point on
any yacht itinerary. There's a wildness here, a stiliness.
Cap-Hailien, Haiti. We donkey ride by the ruins of
Sans Souci Palace to the magnificent Citadel Laferrière
Cartagena, Colombia. Fortified city of South America
home of “green fire emeralds. Take a surrey ride, too.
Cristobal, Panama. At the Atlantic entrance of the
Canal. A free port, featuring beautiful Indian handicratts.
Cozumel. International island hideaway, just off the
Yucatan, Black coral reefs, fantastio fishin
Grand Cayman. Largest “Turtle Island.” Wild orchids
Snorkeling on the barrier reef off George Town.
Grenada. “Isle oi Spice." Picture-book St. George
Grand Anse Beach. Splendid ruins at Richmond Hill
Guadeloupe. Twin islands, like butterily wings, joined
by a drawbridge. Old World waterfront at Pointe-a-Pitre,
Ile des Saintes. A splash away from Guadeloupe. All
palm trees and beach. Just what a paradise should be.
Isla de Margarita. Off Venezuela. Visit colonia! Porla-
mar or gather pearls and oysters on the beach.
La Guaira, Venezuela. South America! And away we
go to Caracas for fabulous shopping. Silver. loet glass
Martinique. In the shadow of Mont Pelee. The Savan-
nah. Wrought iron architecture. Perfumes from Paris.
Montego Bay, Jamaica. "Mo Bay” to all its sophisti-
cated admirers. We'll visit a haunted Great House
Nassau, Bahamas. Surreys and shopping. Casinos
and cabarets. And world-famous Paradise Island
Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Proud Mayan ruins in the
Yucatan. Soaring pyramids and ceremonial temples
Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Exotica in the islands. Haunting
primitive paintings. Iron Market. Barbancouri rum.
Puerto Cortez, Honduras. The Castle Amor. Old
Spanish ruins. Shopping for handicrafts. A beach, too.
St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles. Eleven lovely
square milès, with two volcanos sleeping in the sun.
St. Kitts. The first English colony in the West Indies,
dating back io the 1620s. In the Leeward Islands.
St. Lucia. Walk between sulfur springs and pools of
hissing steam in a “drive-in” volcano. In the Windwards.
St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands. Most pop-
ular Caribbean port. $200 duty-free shopping quota.
St. Vincent, We'll visit the curious arcades in charming
Kingstown and climb to the ridge of a volcano.
San Andres. Just off Nicaragua, an emerald hideaway
of snow white beaches and coral reefs. Beautiful.
San Blas. On the north cape of Panama. Home of the
Cunas, talented in the art of “Mola” embroidery
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Spanish and historical. And
just around the corner, casinos and cabarets.
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Oldest city in
the New World, dating to 1496. Site of Alcazar de Colon.
Tobago. Snorkeling on world-famous Buccoo Reef.
Quaint Scarborough. The cave of Robinson Crusoe.
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private bath,
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private bath,
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—2 beds,
private bath,
shower, toilet
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Itinerary from Tampa.
March 13, 1976.
Fori
Connecting Rooms available in categories 8, 7, 8 and 9.
For Single, Third Person end Children's rates, see General Information,
Page 19.
Limited number of 3 and 4 berth cabins available in categories 9 and 10.
Port Taxes and Embarkation Charges: Galveston 14-Day-$10; Galveston
7-Day--S9; Tampa 14-Day--87.75; Tampa 7-0ayS5.
25.
Gala Benefit Crulse for “Project Hope”
I 12-Day sailing from Tampa February 16, 1976,
calling at Nassau, Cap-Haîtien, Montego Bay, Grand Cayman,
Cozumel, and Playa del Carm
For further information and reservations, contact your
travel agent or Sun Line Cruises.
Stella Oceanis
Stella Oceanis Cruise Rates--Per Person, Double Occupancy
tony day che
1
Suites (Outside)
—2 beds,
private bath,
Shower, toilet
81,650 $1,700
Deluxe Outside
Cabins"—2
beds, private 1,450 1,500
bath, shower,
toilet
Outside Cabins
i 1,250 1,300
privato shower,
Outside Cabins
Lo A 50 1,200 The New School for Social Research--2nd Annual Carib-
private shower, bean Semester.
tollet Special 7-Day Ss
calling at Guadeloupe
DIA and For further informe
Inside Cabins travel agent or Sun Li
950. 1,000
în from San Juan Fobruary 1, 1976,
renada and St. Thoma:
on and reservations. contact your
Cruises.
private shower,
toilet
Inside Cabine—
ii spe i
private
*Limited number of connecting rooms available.
paEoT, Sile, Third Person and Chikdren's rtes, ce General Information,
age 19.
Limited number of 3 and 4 berth cabins available in categories 2, 4 and 5.
Port Taxes: $7.75 per person.
Our Fly/Cruise
Holidays.
In he Sun Line tradition of service. We've arranged spe-
cial money-saving Fly/Cruise Packages from many U.S.
cities to Galveston, Tampa and San Juan. To construct
the package from your city, simply add the indicated
supplement to the fare for cruise accommodation you've
selected. If your city is not listed, your travel agent can
obtain your special Fly/Cruise supplement from Sun Line
Come join us in the Caribbean.
Stella Solaris—Galveston* and Tampa Fly/Cruise
Package includes:
® Round-trip air transportation from listed city.
e U.S. transportation tax and airport security charge.
© Round-trip transfers between airport and pier.
Stella Oceanis—San Juan* Fly/Cruise Package
includes:
* Round-trip air transportation from listed city.
e U.S. departure tax and airport security charge.
® San Juan departure tax.
*Fly/Cruise Package supplements not available for
Christmas cruises. A transfer package will be available
for the Galveston Christmas sailing.
Galveston—Holiday Inn Pre-Cruise Hotel and Parking
aackage
A pre-embarkation package for passengers who wish to
drive to Galveston includes: Friday night
tions at the Galveston Holiday Inn, including room tax;
Saturday morning breakfast in the hotel's Inner Island
dining room; mid-afternoon transfer from the Holiday Inn
to the Stella Solaris, including baggage handling; retum
transfer to the Holiday Inn at end of cruise; car parking
on the hotel grounds for the duration of cruise
Rates per person, double occupancy
7-Day Pre-Cruise/Parking Package .. ...$19.00
14-Day Pre-Cruise/Parking Package . 23.00
Single Supplement: 7- and 14-days—-$10.00; Third per-
son in room: $10.00 additional; Children 13 years and
younger in same room with parents, no charge. Gratuities
not included.
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Fly/Cruiso Package rates are not airfares, but, when added to per-
person cruise fares indicated, represent substantia! savings in the
cost of traveling to and from point of embarkation. Package rates are
based upon regular round-trip economy, Discòver America and other
excursion fares in eifect July 17, 1975. Therefore, all package rates
are subject to increase or decrease at any time, whether through
C.A.B. approved adjustments of tariffa or removal or inorease of air
fuel surchargos in force. In the event o change, decreases or in-
oreases in package rates will be passed on to the passenger. Port
taxes are not included in above package rates.
General
Information.
Reservations and Deposit: Reservations are accepled upon re-
i Sri DE RONET hail Griso ire 1)
"rm" gni auch deposlt i raceived. The
Delance le due not ‘ate {han 4S days prior 10 depart
Include cruiso accommodations from point of em-
Pargaiono o point ol debarkation, ali meals and enteriainment while
È ship Jo your hotel Intughout he crulse. Nel inouded
Se personal expenditures such es gratulis, leundiy, beverages
(not part of the regular menu), expenditures incurred ashore and
shore excursions, and other personal items.
Cancellations and Refunds: Wholly Unused Transportation: 20%
of cruise fare may be assessed if accommodations are cancelled
within 45 days of sailing. In the event accommodations are resold,
full fare will be refunded. Non-appearance at time of sailing without
prior nolification is subject to 100% cancellation fee.
Children's Fares: Children under the age of 18 occupying the
same room (3 or 4 berth cabin) as two full fare paying adults, will be
charged 50% of the applicable adult cruise rate.
Third Person Fare: The fare for a third or fourth adult occupying
in upper berth in a standard double room will be the minimum per-
pars Senna
Fare: The fare for exclusive occupancy (single) of a
double room, when evalleble, is one and one half times ihe adult
per-person rate for that particular stateroom. Suites and deluxe
rooms will be charged twice the per-person rate,
Port Taxes: Those taxes that may be assessed by Port Authorities
in certain foreign ports are for the account of the passenger and are
payable al time ol licket issuanoe.
Oplional Shore Excursions: Well-planned shore excursions for
most ports are available. Information about these excursions will be
available in a separate folder issued several weeks before departure.
Passengers may purchase shore excursions in advance through their
travol agent or Sun Line, or aboard ship, subject to availabili
Line's responsibility with respect to lost,
mended that passengers consider their individual insurance require-
ments, and obiain additional baggage insurance for the full duration
cia
Physical Disability: Any physical disability Ihat may require special
attenon or irestmeni must be reported. when reservation is re-
quested. Passage may be refused anyone whose state of health or
physical condition renders them, in the opinion of the Line, unfit for
travel, or anyone whose condition may constitute a danger to them-
selves or another passengei
fravel Documenis and Health Requirements: Passengers are
‘encouraged to carry in their possession proof of citizenship (passport
passporis and health requirements differ according to cruise desti-
nations. Passengers may contact their travel agent or Sun Line Cruises
for specifio requirements.
Sony, We ar unabio lo accommodate pot.
Speci ecial diels are required, the Company should
de fumate [161 equirements at leest Mo wseks prior 0 salina
ning Room Reservation:
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ale selle ail ho aneges Ly 6 note d'hotel on
galli da
nai Funds/Credit Cards: Passengere are advised lo cam
travelers cheques for convenience and
ab08rd ship and are generaliy accepted ashore. Personal chegues
will not be accepted for payment of shipboard expenses, American
Express cards are accepier
Valuables: For the convenience of the passengers, the ship's
Purser accepis for deposil in the ship's safe, against receipt, valu-
ables such as jewelry, money or documents. The liability of the
‘Sun Line Cruises—-Westem Her
Company with regard to such deposit is limited to the conditions
2 int I ih Paone Conta
Tele; yrams: Ship-to-shore telephone service
is dine îno racibgrame can ba sent ail a! sea.
vice: Pressing and laundiy service are
avllabio eboGrd Ship ela moderate cherge.
Electric Current: Each stateroom on the Stella Solaris is equipped
with 110 volt AC. allowing operation of electric shavers without
ed
to check with the Purser's Office or the room steward before attempi-
na (0 use any elsa appliance
A qualified physician and nurse are in attend-
Medici es
ant anal eis
dditional Services: Modern, complete beauty and barber shops
aré on Board, as wel ao duy-{r60 bouliquos. Sauna and gymnasium
are also available on the Stella Solaris
Gratuities: Being a highly personal matter, each passenger must
decide how fo express his appreciation to the cruise staff for their
gi to cruise, by piscina
at the
Purser's desk upon final debarkation. As regulated o ine Grook
rmen's Union, all tips are pooled and distributed throughout the
Staff. A suggested guideline for tips is minimum $4 per day per
pessenger, or approximately 7% ol the cruisa fare.
Fly/Cruise and Pre-Cruise/Parking Packages: Marriott World
Telegi (UN) cprvpe Sp a pooedinaloe lor ins naosenigat in all goti
ters pertaining to hotels, airlines, motorcoach and ship cruise, The
gitine9 end their agents and fflatos are not to be held responsible
for any act, omission or event occurring during the time passengers
are nol on board the crcrli, MT Is noi responsible for eny dem.
ages occasicned from any cause whalsoaver other than the respon-
sibilities arising out of being the operator of MWT. MWT will not be
responsible for any dem
Jar or motorcoach arrivals or by any change of sch
parturo cy. The price end avallabiiy of ihese lours are subioci io
change at any time. Sun Line, Holiday Inns will not be
responsible n any wey for sulomobiles left on the premises orin
any parking facility at any time.
nsibility: The transportation of passengers and baggage on
Sun Line ships is provided solely by Oceanic Sun Line Special
‘Shipping Go. Inc. (ouners ot ihe Stlla Occanis and Stella Maris
in Line Greece Special Shipping Co., Inc. (owners of the
Siena Sola) ande governed by Ta terme îind sonditione printed
gn the Passenger Ticket Contract which may be
Sun Line office. Passengers acceptance ol îhaî ticket consitutes
agreament of those terms and conditions. Among other righis re-
served, Sun Line, its owners, agents or representalives may choose
not to accept or relain any person as a member of a cruise for any
reason. Any cruise may be cancelled or altored if circumstances so
demand. Fares and schedules are subject to change without notice.
The right is reserved to 2ssess additional fares and charges in effect
0wn ri
reservation constitutes consent to all provisions in his Cond
e Stella Solaris, Stella Oceanis and Stella Maris are
quality ships ot Greek registry.
jphere, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y., N.Y. 10020. Tel: (800) 223-6760 and (212) 489-100.
Canada: March Shipping Ltd., 400 Craig Street West, Montreal, 126, Canada, Tel: (514) 842-8841
Suddenly
this summer,
Here are the cruises Sun Line has chosen for Spring/
Summer/Fall 1976 to Europe and the Middle East
Stella Solaris: 7-day cruises from Athens with weekly
alternating itineraries featuring either Alexandria/Cairo
or Istanbul. April 12-Oct. 25: Athens, Alexandria/Cairo,
Rhodes, Crete, Santorini, Delos, Mykonos, Athens/ or:
Athens, Santorini, Crete, Rhodes, Ephessos, Istanbul,
Delos, Mykonos, Athens.
Stella Oceanis: 7-day cruises, either Venice/Venice
or Venice/Nice or Nice/Venice. April 24-June 12 and
Sept. 11-Oct. 23: Venice, Dubrovnik, Corfu, Katakalon,
Athens, Itea, Korcula, Venice. June 19-Sept. 4: Venice,
Dubrovnik, Corfu, Malta, Tunis, Costa Smeralda, Elba,
Portofino, Nice/ or: Nice Portofino, Costa Smeralda,
Tunis, Malta, Katakalon, Corfu, Dubrovnik, Venice.
Stella Maris: 3 and 4 day cruises through the Greek
Islands or to Turkey. April5-Oct. 29: 4-day: Athens, Hydra,
Santorini, Crete, Rhodes, Ephessos, Mykonos, Athens/
or 3-day: Athens, Delos, Mykonos, Rhodes, Crete, San-
torini, Athens 4
It costs no more to see your local travel agent.
Sun Line Cruises ©
@ 1975 Sun Line Cruises. Printed in USA. 100M/875/GA
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