Tall ships line offers free child places
Monday, 16 Jun, 2009
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Free places for children up to 18 are being offered on August sailings in the Mediterranean by Star Clippers.
The peak season offer applies to children accompanied by two full fare-paying adults on board Star Clipper and Royal Clipper.
It represents a discount of up to £2,903 off published prices for a family of four with two children accommodated in their own cabin, and up to £535 for a family of three, with one child sharing the parents’ cabin.
The deal applies to departures on board 170-capacity Star Clipper and includes a seven-night sailing around the Greek islands departing on August 8, an 11-night sailing around the Greek islands on August 15 from Athens to Venice, and a 10-night sailing in the reverse direction on August 26.
The offer is also available on 228-passenger Royal Clipper for sailings on August 8 and 29 on 11-night voyages from Rome to Venice and a 10-night cruise in the reverse direction on August 19.
Prices start at £1,310 per adult for the seven nights sailing on August 8, saving £1,965 off the usual cost of a family of four.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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