Thousands of windows showcase the world’s most memorable coastlines and ports. Whether you’re cruising the Mediterranean or docked in Portugal, you’ll never lose sight of the reason you came aboard. This magnificent cruise ship has a seven-story lobby, an 18-hole miniature golf course and a stunning indoor/outdoor pool in a unique Solarium.

WHEN YOU’RE NOT EXPLORING EUROPE THERE IS PLENTY TO DO ONBOARD Rock-climbing wall Glass-walled dining rooms Themed bars and lounges Casino RoyaleSM Stunning Centrum, an open atrium featuring shopping and more 18-hole miniature golf course Indoor/outdoor pool in a Solarium with a sliding roof Outdoor pool 4 whirlpools Adventure Ocean® youth facilities Day Spa and Fitness Center FUN SPLENDOUR TRIVIA Maiden Voyage: March 31, 1996 Refurbished: May 2006 Passenger Capacity: 2,076 Godmother: Lisa Wilhelmsen Gross Tonnage: 70,000 Length: 867′ Beam: 105′ Draft: 24′ Cruising Speed: 24 knots EXPLORE THE GREEK ISLES WITH SPLENDOUR 7-Night Greek Isles/Dalmatian Coast October 4, 11 18, 25; November 1, 15, 2008 Venice, Italy; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Katakolon, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Split, Croatia; Venice, Italy Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey; Santorini, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Venice, Italy 10-Night Mediterranean November 22, 2008 Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Santorini, Greece; Tunis, Tunisia; Malaga, Spain; Casablanca, Morocco; Lisbon, Portugal 7/8-Night Greek Isles & Turkey April through November 2009 Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey; Santorini, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Venice, Italy Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Mykonos, Greece; Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey; Santorini, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Venice, Italy 6-Night Greek Isles July 11, 2009 Venice, Italy; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Split, Croatia; Venice, Italy 7-Night Greek Isles May through November 2009 Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Corfu, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey; Iraklion (Heraklion), Crete; Venice, Italy Venice, Italy; Split, Croatia; Corfu, Greece; Piraeus (Athens), Greece; Mykonos, Greece; Katakolon, Greece; Venice, Italy 10-Night Mediterranean November 21, 2009 Venice, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Corfu, Greece; Cagliari (Sardinia), Italy; Malaga, Spain; Cadiz, Spain; Lisbon, Portugal 12-Night Mediterranean April 13, 2009 Lisbon, Portugal; Cadiz, Spain; Malaga, Spain; Barcelona, Spain; Villefranche (Nice), France; Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy; Naples, Capri, Italy; Corfu, Greece; Split, Croatia; Venice, Italy EXTEND YOUR VACATION BY ADDING A 5-NIGHT VENICE, FLORENCE AND ROME CRUISETOUR!

DON’T FORGET TO EXPLORE THESE PORTS! Katakolon, Greece Whether you’re into sports, history, art, or just lounging by the sea, the charming village of Katakolon, Greece, is a good place to start. From here it’s just a quick trip to famed Olympia, birthplace of the modern Olympics and one-time home to a Wonder of the Ancient World. Or, if you’re looking to do like the locals do – grab a seat at one of the town’s seaside cafes and order a cool drink and some local mezes (Greek snacks). A short drive north of Katakolon you’ll find the city of Olympia – where the Ancient Greeks honored the god Zeus with athletic contests called the Olympics. Today you’ll find the remarkable ruins of many significant buildings, including the gymnasium, the guesthouse, a workshop and the stadium itself. While in Olympia, explore the ruins of the Temple of Zeus, which once held one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World – a magnificent 40-foot gold and ivory statue of Zeus. Back in Katakolon, be sure to visit the local galleries and shops on the main street for traditional Greek crafts and works by local artists. Kick back and relax under the umbrellas or awnings of the local cafes. You’ll find fresh seafood and local favorites on the menus – and everything tastes better with a beautiful view of the deep blue Mediterranean. Cagliari (Sardinia), Italy One word: beaches. As the second largest island in the Mediterranean, Sardinia is surrounded by gorgeous blue waters and sandy-white beaches. And since Sardinian towns are often farther inland, many beaches have been left unspoiled and perfect for catching rays or scuba diving in amazing underwater caves. Cagliari is one of the island’s liveliest cities, and it just so happens to be your port of call. This city offers the best of everything: colorful festivals, architectural wonders, historic monuments, tranquil lagoons, and one of the longest beaches in the Mediterranean. There are more than 700 mysterious cone-shaped buildings dotting the Sardinian countryside. Called “nuraghi,” these monuments are a memorable part of the island’s landscape and culture. Ghost towns in Italy? You bet! From ancient times to around 1960 the southwest coast of Sardinia was used for mining. Now called “the silent coast,” this area features deserted villages and peaceful sand dunes. Although wine-making has been a part of Sardinian culture for millennia, only recently have these wines gained popularity outside Italy. Sardinia’s wine country is not only beautiful, it offers an array of distinct reds and whites.