2013 Destination Guide
2013 Destination Guide
2013 Destination Guide
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Eat like the locals<br />
Our dining philosophy? If the locals are passionate about it, you should probably give it a try. Fresh<br />
cheeses and French wines. Silky noodles with seafood in Hong Kong. Handcrafted beers and chocolates<br />
in Belgium. Pizzas and pastas in Italy. Azamara’s international staff and crew will enthusiastically<br />
recommend their favorite spots in every port. With lots of late night stays, ask our concierge for<br />
those hard-to-get dinner reservations, too.<br />
Istanbul, Turkey<br />
Grown in the Black Sea coast region of Rize,<br />
Turkish tea is popular throughout the country. It’s<br />
served very hot in small glasses, with beet sugar<br />
as a sweetener. (See pages 47–48, 57 for itineraries.)<br />
Bangkok, Thailand<br />
From classic Pad Thai to glassy cellophane noodles,<br />
Bangkok has spawned some of the world’s most<br />
celebrated noodle dishes. Ingredients may include<br />
sweet Thai basil, succulent shrimp or chicken,<br />
hot peppers, mangos, green beans and cilantro.<br />
(See pages 39–44, 65–66 for itineraries.)<br />
Split, Croatia<br />
Smoked ham, air-dried meats and local cheeses join grapes, olives,<br />
and flatbreads for a rustic and delicious mid-day meal in Split.<br />
(See pages 58, 88–89 for itineraries.)<br />
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Contact your travel professional<br />
or call 877. 999. 9553<br />
AzamaraClubCruises.com<br />
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