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From your SeaDream yacht, you will board your air-conditioned motor coach for a narrated drive through Alexandria. This is Egypt's second largest city and was founded by Bibliotheca Alexandrina. This historical city is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and the medieval fortress which guards the entrance of Alexandria's eastern harbor. Your next stop will visit the Roman amphitheater featuring 13 tiers of seats in European marble, columns of green marble from Asia Minor, and mosaic paving. With seating for 800 spectators, the theatre was possibly an ancient concert or athletic venue. Then, you will head to the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a beautiful modern library that is a complex of museums, exhibition areas, educational centers and an international conference center. We can offer a shopping stop at the end of the land adventure for one hour in one of the local Malls. This is a great overview of the City, enjoy it.

Notes This Land Adventure can operate in the morning or the afternoon from Saturday till Thursday & ONLY in the afternoon on Fridays as the bibliotheca Alexandrina opens at 15h00. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Not all of the land adventures shown will be offered on all voyages and departure times are subject to change. Final pricing and departures times will be published onboard.

Duration 4 Hours

Price 79 USD

Would you like to follow your own ideas in Athens? In this case we would like to recommend the use of an air- conditioned car or van with your own driver.
Professional English speaking guides are also available at an additional cost (the drivers do not speak English).

• The Acropolis, naturally! Don't be tourist, race up the hill to visit the Parthenon and leave. Take the time to explore the entire lower section at the foot of the Acropolis as well. Linger in the surroundings of the hill and visit the Theatre of Herodes and the Theatre of Dionysus among other sites. It is worth your while and makes for a much more rewarding experience (allow no less than 90 minutes for a relaxing visit). Note: The small museum on top of the Acropolis is currently (2007) closed for renovation.
• A nice stop for photos of the Acropolis can be had from the nearby Pnyx Hill; this stop only takes a few minutes but the pictures will last forever.
• Once you have completed your visit of the Acropolis and surrounding area, a nice walk can be enjoyed if you exit the grounds of the Acropolis via the north entrance near the Stoa of Attalos, the Roman Agora and the Tower of the Winds. From there it is an enjoyable walk through the Old Athens (Plaka district) past Antique and souvenir stores as well as galleries, ending up at the city center and Syntagma Square where you can also find the Parliament building and the Grand Bretagne Hotels. Take your time during this walk; it can be done in a quick 45 minutes. But we are sure that you will want to linger so allow at least twice as much time; and once you are off the Acropolis hill, the entire rest of the walk is on mostly flat surfaces, unless you select to walk up some of the slopes in the Plaka.
• Mount Lycabettus for amazing views of the city
• "THE" famous National Archaeological Museum (how much time do you have? You can spend days in there). The museum is looking better than ever having been renovated for the 2004 Olympics.
• The Benaki Museum (varied and interesting, 60 minutes or more). The outdoor rooftop restaurant is popular with locals.
• The Museum of Cycladic Art, small but worth a visit (about 30-45 minutes). The small courtyard is a nice place to take a coffee break.
• The Lalaounis Jewelry Museum in Acropolis area
• "If you wish to explore the outskirts of the city as well, the drive along the coast to Cape Sounion is highly recommended. The setting of the Temple of Poseidon and the views across the Aegean Sea are spectacular.
  NOTE: All of the above sites and museums are open on Sunday!
• Should your visit fall on a Sunday, you may wish to stroll through the "Flea Market" in the Plaka district. There you will also find many shops, catering to visitors, open even on a Sunday.
• For lunch the choices are many. We would like to recommend restaurants with a local flavor such as one of the many restaurants located at Microlimano the charming fishing harbour half way between Piraeus and Athens. Or, one of the tavernas in the Plaka district of Athens.
• If you are planning dinner in Athens, our favorite is the rooftop restaurant at the beautiful Grand Bretagne Hotel in the centre of Athens (early reservations are essential). The night views of the Acropolis are simply stunning and the food is delicious; for a romantic dinner, it is hard to beat. The restaurant is also open for lunch (from 1:00 PM) but in our view, it can get a bit warm up there during the day.

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Duration 4-8 hours

Price 349 USD

Is this your first visit to Athens? Has it been some time since your last visit? If you have visited Athens previously, you will be amazed by the many positive changes the city has made in order to prepare for the 2004 Summer Olympics. We invite you to join us on this Athens discovery to provide you with a general overview of the city as well as a walking discovery of the greater Acropolis and Plaka areas. Your morning will begin with a drive from Piraeus to Athens (approximately 30 minutes on a Sunday) followed by a panoramic overview of Athens in order to orientate you with its sites and the general layout of the city (this will be helpful if you plan any independent afternoon activities in Athens). Some of the sites you will come across are the Temple of Zeus, Hadrian's Arch, the first Olympic Stadium and the Constitutional Square with the Parliament before reaching the Acropolis. Then it's on your feet for some exercise. Built on a rocky plateau dominating Athens, the site continuous to amaze visitors. Your local expert will provide you with a historical perspective as you walk to the top of the hill in order to reach the famous Parthenon building for a closer look at the ancient Greek buildings as well as stunning views over Athens. Continue through the lower archaeological area and exit the site for an orientation walk through the old town Plaka area, famous for its antique and tourist shops, restaurants, cafes and galleries. Following this interesting walk it is back to your vehicles for the drive to Piraeus and your SeaDream yacht. Or, you may wish to remain in town and return on your own later in the afternoon by taxi (at your own expense). Come and see the new Athens with SeaDream!

Notes Please wear comfortable walking shoes. This adventure includes uphill walking as well as walking on flat and uneven surfaces. Expect to be on your feet for approximately two to two and one-half hours. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. This program is booked

Duration 4 hours

Price 109 USD

Airport to pier transfers in Piraeus can be arranged and purchased from "STAT" via e-mail: info@stathellas.gr, telephone: +30 210 4586 400 or fax: +30 210 4292 060.

Port Information: The yacht is docked at Piraeus Main Port "Passenger Terminal" 10, Akti Miaouli Street, Piraeus. Passenger Terminal is located close to St.Nicolas church and behind Piraeus Port Authorities exhibition center. Port Agent Information: Scandinavian Near East Agency S.A 35 - 39 Akti Miaouli P.O. Box 80010 - 80012 GR 185 " 10 Piraeus Greece Phone: + (30) 210 4292122 Fax: + (30) 210 4292086 E-Mail: info@sneal.gr Distance Airport To Port: Athens Eleftherios Venizelos Airport to Piraeus Port, Distance = 25 Miles. Travel Documents: All guests must be in possession of a valid passport, necessary visas and health documents as required by all countries visited. These travel documents are the responsibility of the individual guest.

Notes We regret that in order to perform the necessary maintenance, the yacht cannot accept guests prior to the scheduled 2 pm embarkation time. Disembarkation Information: Guests will be informed on board about disembarkation procedures

SeaDream's View: Once the private residence of a wealthy expatriate Greek, the Hotel Grande Bretagne is an architectural landmark and the historic Grande dame of the city. It was recently lavishly restored and converted to a palace hotel. We at SeaDream think it is one of Europe's finest hotels. We absolutely love its convenient location - the best in Athens, and within walking distance from the fashionable Kolonaki Square with exclusive shopping, entertainment, restaurants and cafes. Also within walking distance are important museums and the historic and picturesque old quarter of Plaka with taverns, open-air coffee shops, flea market and souvenir shops. The hotel offers 321 rooms but we recommend at least a deluxe room or one of the only 22 Junior Suites; so book early and ask for one that offers splendid views of the Acropolis, Parliament and National Gardens. We also enjoy the outdoor roof top pool and highly recommend dinner in the GB Roof Garden Restaurant. Why? You'll never forget the view, the delicious food and the mix of local and international guests that fill the restaurant nightly. Reserve early and enjoy. Don't forget to visit their web site for more information and photos. For convenient one-stop hotel and transfer bookings, please contact: "STAT" via e-mail: info@stathellas.gr, telephone: +30 210 4292 122 or fax: +30 210 4292 060.

Notes Address: Constitution Square, 10 563 Athens, Greece Phone: +30 210 333 0000 Site: http://www.grandebretagne.gr

This tour provides our guests in transit with a good panoramic overview of this iconic city. We depart the pier towards Marine Drive, Mumbai's seaside promenade, to see its shops, restaurants, bars and throngs of people. At the northern end of Marine Drive, you will find popular Chowpatty Beach Our next stop is at ISKCON; the amazing temple of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness. The god Krishna often portrayed in blue and playing a flute has a mischievous nature and his peasant background and legendry exploits with the milkmaids have made him of the most popular gods. Krishna devotees believe the material body is subjected to birth, old age, disease and death, whereas the spirit soul is by nature eternal, full of knowledge and bliss. We witness the prayer chanting offered for the welfare of humanity in this stunning temple. We then continue towards the western shores to Malabar Hill, Mumbai's most exclusive neighborhood. Popular since the 18th century due to its forested slopes, fresh sea breezes and panoramic views, Malabar's hillsides are filled with picturesque mansions and bungalows built by merchants and Colonial governors. Today, luxury high-rise apartments also dot the landscape. From here, you will proceed past Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus earlier known as Victoria Terminus, a remarkable railway station highlighted by domes, spires, Corinthian columns and minarets. India's first train departed this station in April 1853; today, half a million commuters use the station each day Our drive then continues to the Gateway of India for a photo stop. This Indo-Saracenic archway was built in 1911 to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary, and is the city's most famous landmark Our tour concludes with a visit to the world-renowned Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Hotel, a favorite of diplomats, sheiks and Mumbai's jet set. It was recently rated among the ten best hotels in the world. Upon arrival, we can relax with a cold drink before re-boarding our coach for the return drive to the pier and wharf.

Notes Note: Proper attire is required to visit the sacred sites. Shorts and short skirts are not allowed. Women must have their shoulders covered. Shoes must be removed prior to entering the temples. We suggest bringing along a pair of thick socks, as the pavement may be hot. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change.

Duration 3 hours

Price 77 USD

SeaDream has arranged an incredible full day adventure to Luxor. We have included an extremely comprehensive Land Adventure that we are absolutely certain you will enjoy. Luxor has often been called the world’s greatest open air museum, as indeed it is and much more. The number and preservation of the monuments in the Luxor area are unparalleled anywhere else in the world. Actually, what most people think of as Luxor is really three different areas, consisting of the City of Luxor on the East side of the Nile, the town of Karnak just north of Luxor and Thebes, which the ancient Egyptians called Waset, which is on the west side of the Nile across from Luxor. Karnak Temple: The immense Karnak Temple was started in the 11th Dynasty and expanded through to the 25th Dynasty - a span of 1,300 years. Amazingly, the temple lay buried in the sand for more than 1,000 years before it was excavated in the mid-19th century. Restoration is still being carried out on the site today. Luxor Temple: Luxor Temple was started to be constructed around 1400 BCE by Pharaoh Amenophis 3, who also depicted on the two Colossis of Memnon. Ramses 2 added large parts to the temple more than 100 years later. The fact that the Temple of Luxor only has two major construction periods has contributed to a more coherent style and layout than what was the case with the Temple of Amun at Karnak. The Temple of Luxor was dedicated to the Theban Triad, the three gods Amun-Min, Mut and Khonsu (the two latter had their respective temples at Karnak). Mut was Amun-Min's wife, and Khonsu their son. The temples at Karnak and the Temple of Luxor were connected by an impressive avenue, flanked with grand sphinxes on both sides. Valley of the Kings: The Valley of the Kings, or Wadi el-Muluk in Arabic, is a valley in Egypt where tombs were built for the Pharaohs and powerful nobles of the New Kingdom, the Eighteenth through Twentieth Dynasties of Ancient Egypt. The Valley of the Kings also had tombs for the favorite nobles and the wives and children of both the nobles and pharaohs. Around the time of Ramesses I (ca. 1300 BC) the Valley of the Queens was begun, although some wives were still buried with their husbands. Queen Hatshepsut Temple Hatshepsut was the daughter of Thutmosis I, the wife (probable half-sister) and Queen of Thutmosis II and step-mother and co-regent of Thutmosis III. She was Pharaoh, and was pictured as such in her mortuary temple and other monuments. She ruled for twenty-two year. When she died, Thutmosis III supervised her burial in the Valley of the Kings. In the years after her reign, her successors defaced the temple and monuments, selectively removing her name or replacing it with their own. It is not known if Thutmosis III ordered the actual defacement out of anger at her assumption of power. There is some archeological evidence that the defacement took place 20 years after her death, a long time to hold a grudge. Thutmosis III ruled for thirty-three years in his own right. Colossi & Memnon The two huge figures of Amenhotep III were set up in front of his Mortuary temple which most probably was destroyed for unknown reasons. These two colossi are made of sandstone which during ancient times was brought from Gabal El Silselah. Each colossus including the pedestal and the crown is about 21 M in height. The Greeks named them after the Trojan hero Memnon who was killed by Achilles.

Notes As you can see, we have included all of the sites possible on this full day adventure. Please dress comfortably and drink plenty of water. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Final tour details will be announced onboard.

Duration 10 hours

Price 169 USD

You and your fellow SeaDreamers will drive from the port to the Grand Mosque to have a photo stop from outside, then proceed to the Al Balid Archaeological Site. These ruins on the Salalah waterfront were an important site in Dhofar’s ancient frankincense trade. View frankincense trees and learn how the plant is tapped for its valuable sap. Next you will visit the Salalah Museum which is located within Al Balid site, the museum focuses on the culture and history of the Dhofar region. The collections include inscribed stones in ancient script from the Dhramut dynasty, pottery, weapons, and traditional Bedouin costumes and ornament. Then, we proceed to visit to the famous Frankincense souq. You will browse among the vendors and bargain for purchases at this market offering frankincense, myrrh, incense, perfumed oils, and more.. After the Souq visit, you will return back to the port and your SeaDream yacht

Notes Please do not wear revealing and transparent clothes. Avoid taking pictures of ladies. This land adventure involves walking over rough and inclined ground. Please wear comfortable walking shoes. Frankincense Souq closes from 13:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs on every day except Friday. On Friday; it closes from 11:00 to 16:00 hrs Al Balid Archaeological Site open from Saturday to Wednesday from 08:00 to 14:00 hrs and on Thursday and Friday, Open from 16:00 hrs to 20:00 hrs. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Final tour details will be announced onboard.

Duration 3 hours 45 minutes

Price 89 USD

Your SeaDream Land Adventure begins with a visit to the famous Frankincense souq, browse with your fellow SeaDreamers among the vendors and bargain for purchases at this market offering frankincense, myrrh, incense, perfumed oils, and much more. From here you will be transported to the old fishing village of 'Taqah', famous for the manufacture of 'Dried Sardines' & its traditional & old 'Dhofari Houses'. Visit the century old 'Taqah Castle', the former official residence of the 'Wali' (Governor) of the region & obtain a glimpse into the rich history of this interesting region. Continue onto the ancient ruins of the once famous city and awarded the UNESCO World Heritage status of Sumharam (Khor Rohri). The city was the easternmost outpost of the Hadramawt Kingdom on the ancient incense route between the Mediterranean Sea, Persian Gulf and India. Khor Rori was an important port on the coast of Dhofar, and one of the major trading cities with frankincense, believed to have been the hub & harbor for the shipping of Frankincense. At this point, your motor coach will take you back to the port of Salalah and your SeaDream Yacht.

Notes Please do not wear revealing and transparent clothes. Avoid taking pictures of ladies. This land adventure involves walking over rough and inclined ground. Please wear comfortable shoes. Frankincense Souq closes from 13:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs on every day except Friday, on Friday, it closes from 11:00 to 16:00 hrs Taqah castle open from 08:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs on every day except Friday, on Friday, it Open from 08:00 to 11:00 hrs only A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Final tour details will be announced onboard.

Duration 4 hours

Price 89 USD

Your SeaDream Land Adventure begins with a visit to the famous Al Husn souq and stroll among the vendors. The colorful stalls are heaped with mounds of frankincense, myrrh, incense, bottles of fragrant perfume oils and a large variety of fascinating artifacts. Then you will proceed to visit Job’s Tomb - Legend proclaims this as the resting-place of Job, the Old Testament’s pious man whose faith was tested by God. The site is a place of importance for Muslims, Jews and Christians. Take in panoramic views of the Qara Mountains and Jubriah Plain, experience the legendary story of Prophet Job and his devoutness. Your adventure continues to the beach of Mughsail where the white sand touches the deep blue of the ocean and at high tide, where waves burst through the natural titanic 'Blow Holes', at the far end of the 'Rocky beach' with a cave-like entrance. We thereafter continue along the 'Hair-pin-bend' road towards the Western Border of Oman, with its breathtaking cliffs on either side, to see the historical 'Frankincense trees' growing in their natural habitat, deep down in the valleys, dotting the dry and craggy countryside. We take a short walk into the valleys to smell the 'Holy Incense' amidst the scenic view of the region. On your return journey you make a photo stop at the lagoon at Mughsail where migratory birds – occasionally flamingos – are a common sight. After this half day adventure you will return to the port and SeaDream.

Notes Ladies must cover their head with a scarf when visiting Job’s Tomb and all guests must remove their shoes before entering inside. Please do not wear revealing and transparent clothes. Avoid taking pictures of ladies. This land adventure involves walking over rough and inclined ground. Please wear comfortable shoes. Al Husn Souq closes from 13:00 hrs to 16:00 hrs on every day except Friday, on Friday, it closes from 11:00 to 16:00 hrs. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Final tour details will be announced onboard.

Duration 4 hours 30 minutes

Price 69 USD

2 day deluxe overland package that covers the highlights of Cairo & Luxor like; Pyramids of Giza, Sphinx, Egyptian museum, King Tutankhamoun treasures, mummies room, Sound & light show by the Pyramids, Valley of the Kings, Hatshepsut, Karnak and Luxor temples. Day 1: After boarding the deluxe coach & drive out of El Ein El Sokhna Port, you will drive approximately 100 minutes along - the only BOT - road to Cairo, the capital of Egypt. Upon arrival in this vast city, you will drive straight to the famous Egyptian museum of Antiquities, LOCATED IN THE WELL KNOWN TAHRIR SQUARE, with its well-trimmed garden outside and a facade designed in Classical style by a French architect. Once you enter the museum, you will wander through time, starting from the Archaic Pre-Dynastic Period and into the Old, Middle and New Kingdoms. It houses the world's most important collection of Egyptian antiquities from 2700 BC to the 6th century AD. There are thousands of statues, jewels and artifacts from nearly every period of ancient Egypt. Admire the amazing treasures of the boy-king, Tutankhamon, including his funeral mask made out of solid gold, still perfectly preserved. There are 12 rooms filled with treasures from King Tut's tomb, which was discovered in 1922, virtually untouched. You will also visit the Royal mummies' room at the Museum. After visiting the museum you will experience Cairo traffic driving from the city center to the Pyramids area whereby lunch will be served in a restaurant at the Mena House Oberoi Hotel at the footsteps of the Pyramids Plateau. After lunch, a guided visit to the great pyramids of Giza. The largest of these, Cheops, is the only one remaining of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Stand beside these incredible Egyptian monuments and marvel at their size. View the amazing Sphinx, part lion and part man. Carved from a natural rock, the Sphinx is 190 feet long and 66 feet tall at its highest point. Its face, which is 16 feet above the ground, faces the rising sun to the east, symbolizing the return of life each day. A quick stop is made at a souvenir shop in the Pyramids area then we will drive back to the hotel. Check in & refreshments will be offered before meeting your guide at the lobby to go back to the Sphinx venue for another experience by setting in the venue facing the Sphinx for about one hour watching the amazing Sound & Light show. Drive back to the hotel for a short night sleep Day 2: Based on 08h25 flight if available Early Wakeup call (about 05h30) transfer to the airport after breakfast to fly to Luxor. Upon arrival to Luxor the guide will accompany you straight to the west bank in Luxor for an unforgettable visit of the Valley of the Kings, or Wadi el-Muluk in Arabic, is a valley in Egypt where tombs were built for the Pharaohs and powerful nobles of the New Kingdom, the Eighteenth through Twentieth Dynasties of Ancient Egypt. The Valley of the Kings also had tombs for the favorite nobles and the wives and children of both the nobles and pharaohs. Around the time of Ramesses I (ca. 1300 BC) the Valley of the Queens was begun, although some wives were still buried with their husbands. Then drive to Hatshepsut temple at El Dier El Bahary to visit. Hatshepsut was the daughter of Thutmosis I, the wife (probable half-sister) and Queen of Thutmosis II and step-mother and co-regent of Thutmosis III. She was Pharaoh, and was pictured as such in her mortuary temple and other monuments. She ruled for twenty-two year. When she died, Thutmosis III supervised her burial in the Valley of the Kings. In the years after her reign, her successors defaced the temple and monuments, selectively removing her name or replacing it with their own. It is not known if Thutmosis III ordered the actual defacement out of anger at her assumption of power. There is some archeological evidence that the defacement took place 20 years after her death, a long time to hold a grudge. Thutmosis III ruled for thirty-three years in his own right. On the way back to the River Nile bank you will stop by the Colossi of Memnon to visit the two huge figures of Amenhotep III were set up in front of his Mortuary temple which most probably was destroyed for unknown reasons. These two colossi are made of sandstone which during ancient times was brought from Gabal El Silselah. Each colossus including the pedestal and the crown is about 21 M in height. The Greeks named them after the Trojan hero Memnon who was killed by Achilles. Experience a short Nile Journey on a special motor boat from the West Bank to the East Bank whereby you will dock by the Sonesta St. George hotel for lunch. After lunch you will start again, your adventure to visit the most famous temple of Karnak & passing by Luxor temple which is very open to be seen from the street. The guide will stop by and give some information about the history & the highlight of the temple. The immense Karnak Temple was started in the 11th Dynasty and expanded through to the 25th Dynasty " a span of 1,300 years. Amazingly, the temple lay buried in the sand for more than 1,000 years before it was excavated in the mid-19th century. Restoration is still being carried out on the site today. Luxor Temple was started to be constructed around 1400 BCE by Pharaoh Amenophis 3, who also depicted on the two colossi of Memnon. Ramses 2 added large parts to the temple more than 100 years later. The fact that the Temple of Luxor only has two major construction periods has contributed to a more coherent style and layout than what was the case with the temple of Amun at Karnak. The Temple of Luxor was dedicated to the Theban Triad, the three gods Amun-Min, Mut and Khonsu (the two latter had their respective temples at Karnak). Mut was Amun-Min's wife, and Khonsu their son. The temples at Karnak and the Temple of Luxor were connected by an impressive avenue flanked with grand sphinxes on both sides. Drive from Luxor to Safaga to embark again on the Sea Dream.

Notes Dress comfortably and have good walking shoes. Hats and a Scarf to cover your head is recommended. A shopping stop in Cairo for Papyrus & Jewelry Guests will need to travel with a government issued ID. Another stop can be in Luxor if the flight is earlier. A minimum participation is required to operate all Yachting Land Adventures and some have limited capacity. All adventures and prices in the SeaDream Yachting Land Adventures program are subject to change. Not all of the land adventures shown will be offered on all voyages and departure times are subject to change. Final pricing and departures times will be published onboard.