How to get on a ship for £49.93 per person per night.

No gimmicks here… Just a great offer and 14 nights away being cared for by one of the friendliest crews at sea.

I didn’t think it was possible to do this anymore. Considering the cost of living has gone up over the last 10 years by so much!

I have moved North to avoid paying silly prices for a house in the south. I have changed my gas & electric supplier. My car and house insurance are now both with a new company, to avoid paying too much. I subscribe to Money saving expert e mails and watch for any great offers. Plus I love my job and travel so am always looking for great offers.

So why are people reluctant to accept a 14-night cruise at these crazy prices?

Older ships, that don’t look like a skyscraper?

Name of a cruise line they have never been with?

Or just plain and simple cruise snobbery?

I know if I had these holiday dates free I would be getting on this ship and sailing to see the Northern lights again. It is almost cheaper than staying at home. It is certainly cheaper than a care home. All meals and entertainment are included too.

Let me also mention that Cruise & Maritime have one of the highest returner rates of any cruise line!

Take a look at the latest reviews on this ship at http://www.cruise.co.uk/cruise-and-maritime-voyages/magellan/reviews/?affref=adrianp

If you are free to travel from the 30^th October 2017 for 14 nights and have the Northern lights on your bucket list give me a call now! 0333 300 2480 The itinerary includes the Arctic circle and they have single cabins available at £74.93 per person per night. Still a great price in the current market place.

If you have questions about the itinerary I have been to all of the ports and am happy to share my knowledge when you book with me.