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Top of the line cruise line, catering to upscale,
active, intellectually curious and culturally
inclined passengers, accustomed to luxury and
quality and willing to pay for it. Small ships
with big-ship facilities, combined with personal
service and intimate ambience. The company is
offering quiet, destination-oriented deluxe
cruises worldwide. It is one of the best cruise
lines to work for, but potential crew and staff
members must possess the appropriate appearance
and qualifications in order to meet some of the
highest standards of operations in the cruise
industry.
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Fleet and itineraries:
Paul Gauguin: French registered, built 1998, 19.000
gross tons, 320 passengers, 206 crew members.
Itineraries: French Polynesia, Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea, Hawaii. |
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Seven Seas Navigator: Bahamas registered, built 1999, 30.000 gross
tons, 490 passengers, 324 crew members.
Itineraries: Caribbean, South America, Panama Canal, Orient, Far
East. |
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Radisson Diamond: Finland registered, built 1992,
20.295 gross tons, 350 passengers, 195 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, Baltics/Russia, Scandinavia
Caribbean. |
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Song Of Flower: Norway registered, built 1986,
8.282 gross tons, 198 passengers, 144 crew members.
Itineraries: Mediterranean, Black Sea, Western Europe, Scandinavia/Russia,
Arabia, India, South-East Asia, Australia, New Zealand. |
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Seven Seas Mariner: Norway registered, built 2001,
8.282 gross tons, 700 passengers, 348 crew members.
Itineraries: Bermuda, Caribbean, Panama Canal, Mexican Riviera,
Alaska. |
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Hanseatic: Bahamas registered,
9.000gross tons, 188 passengers, 132 crew members.
Itineraries: Arctic, Antarctica, Spitsbergen Archipelago, Iceland. |
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