Cruise from Singapore to Cape Town

Book this epic 19 nights Singapore to Cape Town cruise at P&O Cruises (Online from £1,754 pp). The ship is the Artemis, and it leaves Singapore on the 6th March 2011. Ports visited are Singapore, Phuket, Port Victoria, Mauritius, Reunion, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town.

Cruise Itinerary

Date	Port
07 Mar 2011	Singapore
09 Mar 2011	Phuket - Thailand
15 Mar 2011	Port Victoria - Seychelles
18 Mar 2011	Mauritius - Mauritius
19 Mar 2011	Reunion - Africa
23 Mar 2011	Port Elizabeth - South Africa
25 Mar 2011	Cape Town - South Africa
26 Mar 2011	Cape Town - South Africa

About Phuket

With its lush scenery, colourful markets and soft white beaches, Thailand’s Phuket is one of its most popular resorts and a wonderful place to enjoy a ‘chill out’ day.

Bustling Patong Beach offers the best range of shops, market stalls and places to eat but Kalim Beach, north of Patong, is removed from the main hustle but still close enough to be lively. Try parasailing or jet skiing, or simply relax with an exquisite beach massage.

Snorkellers will be in heaven at unspoiled Karon Beach, and you can encounter land-based wildlife at the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project near Bang Pae Waterfalls, or at Phuket’s elephant sanctuary, where you can ride one of these magnificent creatures along a woodland trail and reward it with a lunch of bananas.

Featured shore excursions are James Bond Island and Wat Chalong temple.

About the Artemis

Exclusively for adults, Artemis offers a very unique style of cruising. Everything is scaled down, creating an intimate feel on board. Perfect if you prefer a quieter holiday. Her size also means she can visit more unusual ports of call. Making her a good choice for the well travelled.

After her recent refit, Artemis is even more inviting. Many of her most popular venues have a stylish new look. By day, you can play cards in Trumps, shop in Mayfair or relax by her Crystal Pool. By night, there are fantastic shows in the Festival Theatre, soloists in the International Lounge and dancing in Starlights.

You can experience many of the great British cruising traditions on Artemis. Afternoon Tea. Shuffleboard. Formal evenings. Giving your holiday a real sense of occasion. All her cabins offer a comfortable and stylish place to relax. And all enjoy ocean views

Docks opposite the Table Bay Hotel

Most cruise ships dock opposite the the Table Bay Hotel at Jetty 2 (with Quay 6 between it and The Table Bay Hotel).

Passengers on the deck (bottom right) view the Lion's Head (top right), the old grain silos (middle) and the Fish Quay (middle).	As the ship enters Cape Town harbour, we can see Table Mountain, Lion's Head & Signal Hill.