APT has announced that the all-suite Caledonian Sky, which it sold last year, will return to its fleet in 2025.
The five-deck ship will operate a series of small ship cruises between April and October, sailing from the Canary Islands to Istanbul and stopping in Portugal, Italy, Spain and Greece, which are new destinations for APT and its sister brand Travelmarvel.
The programme is being launched with an introductory saving of up to £1,600 per person on all bookings made before 30 September 2024.
The ship will be operated by Travelmarvel on 10 Small Ship Cruise itineraries ranging in length from eight to 15 days.
APT acquired Caledonian Sky when it bought the shareholding of co-owner Noble Caledonia. It was sold in 2023 and the new owner chartered it to Captain Cook Cruises Fiji.
APT and Travelmarvel Head of Sales & Business Development Brad Bennetts said: “We’re thrilled to welcome the MS Caledonian Sky to our fleet for 2025, offering our guests a new series of Small Ship Cruise itineraries that explore some of Europe’s most captivating destinations.
“ The addition of Turkey, Portugal, Italy, Spain, and Greece to our lineup is an exciting expansion for APT, allowing us to deliver even more of the immersive experiences that our travellers have come to expect. Combining the Caledonian Sky’s luxurious amenities with our carefully curated itineraries, we’re confident that these voyages will offer an unparalleled level of comfort, service, and discovery.”
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The five-deck ship will operate a series of small ship cruises between April and October, sailing from the Canary Islands to Istanbul and stopping in Portugal, Italy, Spain and Greece, which are new destinations for APT and its sister brand Travelmarvel.
The programme is being launched with an introductory saving of up to £1,600 per person on all bookings made before 30 September 2024.
The ship will be operated by Travelmarvel on 10 Small Ship Cruise itineraries ranging in length from eight to 15 days.
APT acquired Caledonian Sky when it bought the shareholding of co-owner Noble Caledonia. It was sold in 2023 and the new owner chartered it to Captain Cook Cruises Fiji.
APT and Travelmarvel Head of Sales & Business Development Brad Bennetts said: “We’re thrilled to welcome the MS Caledonian Sky to our fleet for 2025, offering our guests a new series of Small Ship Cruise itineraries that explore some of Europe’s most captivating destinations.
“ The addition of Turkey, Portugal, Italy, Spain, and Greece to our lineup is an exciting expansion for APT, allowing us to deliver even more of the immersive experiences that our travellers have come to expect. Combining the Caledonian Sky’s luxurious amenities with our carefully curated itineraries, we’re confident that these voyages will offer an unparalleled level of comfort, service, and discovery.”
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