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	Titanic Memorial Cruise April 2012

Duration	12 Days
Price	From US$3,900 per person, based on double occupancy.

Reserve your place in history to experience this once in a lifetime journey commemorating the Titanic's Tragic voyage in 1912.

Fred. Olsen's Balmoral will follow Titanic's original itinerary passing Cherbourg, calling at Cobh, crossing the Atlantic and arriving at the site where the Titanic sank exactly 100 years ago. At this exact site, a memorial service will be held to pay tribute to the brave passengers and crew who perished on that fateful night.

The journey continues to Nova Scotia for a visit to the cemetary where the Titanic victims were interred. Continue on to New York, the intended destination of the Titanic.

Download the brochure for cruise details including prices for each cabin grade.

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