Many of our clients prefer all-in quotes for flights & cruises, so We are delighted to offer you a package deal including your flights to Italy & cruise back on the MSC Opera or Sinfonia.
Cruise news: R9548 for 2 adults & 1 child on OP004, the 26 November MSC Opera cruise to Maputo & Inhambane from Durban (inside cabin).
Italy-South Africa Fly-Cruise Package
Please note that all prices are subject to change & availability.
MSC Opera : Venice to Cape Town
Depart on 1 November 2012 from Venice, call at Valetta, Malaga, Casablanca, Agadir, Dakar, Walvis Bay, and arrive in Cape Town on 20 November 2012. Please see below the prices for 2 adults sharing an inside cabin or an outside cabin:
Position |
Total for 2 adults sharing one cabin |
Inside - no window |
R33,500 |
Outside - window |
R39,000 |
The Above Includes:
Cruise fare
31 Oct '12 Flight – Cape Town or Durban to Johannesburg (To be advised at time of issuing)
Flight LX 289 Johannesburg / Zurich 20h15 / *06h10
01 Nov '12 Connecting flight Zurich/Venice 08h10 / 09h15
01 Nov '12 Coach transfer from Venice Airport to Venice Port to embark the ship
20 Nov '12 Coach transfer from Cape Town Port to Cape Town Airport
Airport taxes
The Above Excludes flights to Cape Town, Johannesburg or Durban after the cruise (please enquire with your Sales Agent for prices at time of booking). Also excludes hotel costs in Italy.
MSC Sinfonia : Genoa to Cape Town
Depart on 9 November 2012 from Genoa, call at Genoa, Toulon, Valencia, Lisbon, Funchal, Mindelo, Walvis Bay and arrive in Cape Town on 28 November 2012. Please see below the prices for 2 adults sharing an inside cabin or an outside cabin:
Position |
Total for 2 adults sharing one cabin |
Inside - no window |
R32,000 |
Outside - window |
R37,500 |
The Above Includes:
Cruise fare
08 Nov '12 Flight – Cape Town or Durban to Johannesburg (To be advised at time of issuing)
Flight LX 289 Johannesburg / Zurich 20h15 / *06h10
09 Nov '12 Connecting flight Zurich / Milan Malpensa 07h20 / 08h15
09 Nov '12 Coach transfer from Milan Malpensa Airport to Genoa Port to embark the ship
28 Nov '12 Coach transfer from Cape Town Port to Cape Town Airport
Airport taxes
The Above Excludes flights to Cape Town, Johannesburg or Durban after the cruise (please enquire with your Sales Agent for prices at time of booking). Also excludes hotel costs in Italy.
More ideas
See our review of a cruise to Italy to get a better idea of what this holiday may entail.
R650/night for 2 at the Eagle Rock Guest House in Edleen (46% discount)
Travellers to the UK should expect delays at airports as a result of strike action by immigration services until 01h00 on the 11th May 2012. Stansted in particular have said that
“Stansted Airport will be open and flights operating as normal, however, arriving passengers may experience some delays at passport control during this time. UKBF have contingency plans in place and we will work with them to ensure any disruption to our passengers is kept to a minimum.”
You now have another option for your Johannesburg to Lubumbashi flights - you can fly via Dar es Salaam with Precision Air.
Payback time Buffalo take out a lion in the Kruger
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