10 Days - Tour Design

Join us for an information evening onEastern Caribbean Highlights Cruisespecially prepared forBALLANTREA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB’SMEMBERS AND FRIENDSDate: Wednesday, October 24, 2007Time: 7:00 - 9:30 pmPlace: Community Hall at BallantreaRsvp: Barrett & Joyce Greenhow atemail: barrett.greenhow@sympatico.caWine and Cheese to be served10 DaysMiami - Grand Turk - Dominican Republic - St. Bethelemy - Antigua - Saint Kitts & Nevis - Tortola

Named after the Scottish home of the Royal Family, Balmoralis in keeping with her fleet-mates, reflects her stately natureand is recognized internationally. She has occupancy of1340 passengers carrying crew of 470. Tonnage is43,000 and she is 218 meters in length. She is currentlyunder full refurbishment so you will be the first to enjoy hernew look. The Balmoral is a slightly larger ship in comparisonwith other Fred Olsen ships; however, it maintains the feeling of traditional homey atmosphere. The Balmoral offers herpassengers an impressive range of dining choices from the inviting elegance of the yet-to-be-named main Restaurant to theconvenience and informality of the Yacht Club Café, or a snack in the sun at the Marquee Grill Bar. Public rooms will includequiet spaces in which to savor the delights of lazy days at sea. Outdoor Pool, Two Whirlpools and a health spa add to theluxury of this new ship.This cruise also has an added bonus as it features “Music of your Life”. Although not in Canada, there are 150 ”Music ofYour Life” radio stations in the United States that play swing music, Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack and Tommy Dorsey musicknown to all as the “Big Band Sound”. Onboard this cruise will be a famous big band group so enjoy the music, dances,lectures which guarantee everyone will have lots of fun.But, as always, Fred Olsen offers the complete cruise so - in between calling at five of the best Caribbean islands - there arethree infinitely relaxing days at sea.ITINERARYEASTERN CARIBBEAN HIGHLIGHTS CRUISEDay Date Destination Arrival Departure1 Mon, Mar 3 Departure from Toronto 10 pmto Miami, Florida2 Tue, Mar 4 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean3 Wed, Mar 5 Grand Turk 10 am 5 pm4 Thu, Mar 6 Samana 8 am 2 pm5 Fri, Mar 7 Gustavia, St. Barthelemy 1 pm 9 pm6 Sat, Mar 8 St. Johns (Antigua) 8 am 11 pm7 Sun, Mar 9 Basseterre 8 am 6 pm8 Mon, Mar 10 Road Harbour, Tortola 8 am 5 pm9 Tue, Mar 11 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean10 Wed, Mar 12 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean11 Thu, Mar 13 Miami, Florida 7 amPORTS OF CALLGrand Turk, Turks & Caicos IslandsAnchored sleepily at the southern tip of the Bahamas, this British Crown Colony is a peaceful clusterof more than 30 low-lying islands and cays (only a third of them inhabited) with miles ofdeserted white sand beaches - Governor's Beach by the charming little waterfront capital ofCockburn Town the best-known - where the iguanas and crabs which can sometimes seem to outnumberthe human residents!Samana, Dominican RepublicSamana lies on the north-east coast of the Dominican Republic, part of the rugged island thatColumbus named Hispaniola or “Little Spain”, a pedigree still palpable today in its lively mixtureof Caribbean and Latin cultures. The Samana Peninsula is arguably the island's most beautiful corners,with colourful little clapboard houses dotted among the coconut palms and pine trees thatfestoon the lower mountain slopes, splendid beaches in the Las Terrenas area, the 160 ft RioLimon waterfall in the hills - and the coastal mangrove swamps of the Los Haitises National Park.Gustavia, St. BarthelemyThe French chic, brightly painted houses and glittering yacht harbour of charming Gustavia revealthe style and sophistication of tiny St. Barthelemy, a miniature Caribbean Côte d'Azur, just eightmiles square. Enjoy some duty-free shopping in its smart boutiques, dine in one of the countlessgourmet bistros and restaurants - and try to visit one of the 14-idyllic beaches!St. John’s, AntiguaWhatever rugged Antigua may lack in tropical scenery the island more than makes up for withwhat are some of the best water sports conditions found anywhere in the Caribbean, and 365beaches ('one for each day of the year' say the Antiguans) from which to enjoy them! For many,too, the great bay of stunning English Harbour and historic Nelson's Dockyard (Britain's WestIndies naval base now restored to its 18th century prime) will prove a magnet. It is thought thatthe Arawaks first inhabited Antigua about 2,000 years ago; around 1200 AD, they were evictedby the Caribs. In 1493, Columbus first sighted Antigua, and named it after a church in Seville,Spain. In 1674 Sir Christopher Codrington arrived to establish the first sugar plantation. Withthe abolition of slavery in 1834, the plantations collapsed and were consolidated under the controlof a handful of landowners. Antigua finally achieved full independence in 1981.

Basseterre, Saint Kitts & NevisBoth St Kitts and Nevis owe their dramatic central mountains, rather unpredictable geological history, and lushtropical vegetation to the fact that they are volcanic islands. Like the majority of the Caribbean, St Kitts andNevis were first settled by Arawak and Carib Indians who moved up, island by island, from South Americabetween five and seven thousand years ago. In 1493, Christopher Columbus arrived and thus commencedthe European connection. In the late 1620s, the French came up with the name Basseterre, which simplymeans 'lowland'. In the ensuing years there have been many Basseterres, for earthquakes, floods, hurricanes,fires and invasions have all swept through this modest community. Set before the dramatic backdrop of StKitts' lush green hills, Basseterre today retains much of the elegant Georgian character of Nelson's days. Afterseveral dramatic changes of ownership, St Kitts was returned to the British in 1783, as part of the Treaty ofVersailles. The Federation of St Kitts & Nevis was established as an independent nation within the BritishCommonwealth in 1983, democratically ruled, with an economic focus on tourism and sugar cane.Road Harbour, TortolaRoad Town- the Capital of the British Virgin Islands, surrounds the Harbour like an amphitheater, its buildingsstretching up into the hillsides in search of scarce land. The spacious, beautiful harbour at Road Town is a busycenter of island life and marine activity in this tropical archipelago along with hotels, businesses, restaurantsand shops.FLIGHTS - 40 seats guaranteed on flights listed below.Monday, March 3, 2008 Air Canada Flight 1216Departing Toronto at 10:10 am and arriving into Fort Lauderdale at 1:20 pm.Airbus 321 service, 3 hours and 10 minute non-stop service.Thursday, March 13, 2008 Air Canada Flight 939Departing Fort Lauderdale at 11:05 am and landing in Toronto at 2:15 pm.Airbus 321, 3 hours and 10 minute flight, non-stop service.COST PER PERSON Canadian Dollars, 2 to a cabinCategory I - Inside on Marina or Coral Decks 3 cabins $1995Category G - Superior Inside on Lido, Bridge or Main Decks 6 cabins $2165Category F - Outside on Marina or Coral Decks 2 cabins $2248Category B - Superior Outside on Lido or Main Decks 6 cabins $2425Category BA - Superior Balcony on Bridge Deck 2 cabins $2645Category BJ - Balcony Junior Suite on Marquee, Lido, Bridge 2 cabins $3100Category SS - Superior Suite on Bridge and Marquee 4 cabins $3360*Please note that ship is now sold out so we have these cabin categories confirmedand once cabin allotment in any given category is gone, we can not gain any furthercabins. Book early to avoid disappointment if you are unable to gain the cabin categoryof your choice.Price Includes: Air Canada service from Toronto to Fort Lauderdale round trip, Taxes& Port charges, round trip transfers from the airport in Fort Lauderdale to the ship.10-day cruise with all meals, activities on board and visit to 5 ports of call.Not included in tour cost: Airport taxes. Also we are happy to arrange transfersfrom your home to the airport in Toronto upon request.Tour Design1211 Denison Street, Unit 26,Markham, Ontario, L3R 4B3Toll free: 1-888-923-9183Local: 905-258-7778Fax: 905-258-7779Email: fran@tourdesign.ca ordto@glpworldwide.comWebsite: www.tourdesign.caOnt. Reg. # 50011108

5000CABIN PLANS+++****+ +*FF**++UPWatertight Hatch to Deck 1 Store via Deck 2*++++++*OBSERVATORYLOUNGEFFD 11-401DNFACW/S*++*+*Horizon DeckCABIN DETAILS90789080908290849086908890909092909490969008901290149016901890209022902490269028903290369040904290449046905090529054905890609062906490669068907090729074907690069010909890319035903090349038904890569007901190919009901590179019902190239025902790299033903790399041904390459047904990519053905990619063906590679069905590579071907390759077907990819083908590879089911091089097910091029104910690939095BRIDGEGAMINGTABLES8008 80068012801480168018802080228024802680448046804880508056806080668068807080288030803280348036803880408042801080058009805280548058806280648072 80618074 80638076 80658078 80678080 80698082 80718084 80738086 8075CORAL CLUBLIDO BAR8029803180338035803780398041804380078011801580178019802180238025802780458047804980518053805580578059NEPTUNELOUNGEDISABLEDTOILETSLIBRARYINTERNETROOMWCWCBOUTIQUESCARDROOMSLOUNGEMORNING LIGHTBARPALMSCAFEGRILLRESTAURANTAFTPOOL60026004600660086010601260166020602460286032603660386040604260446046604860506052605460566058606060626064606860726076607860806084608860926096609861026106610861106014601860226026603060346066607060866090609461006104601560196023602760316035606760856095609961036107600160036005600760096011601760216025602960336037603960416043604560476049605160536055605760596061606360976101610561096082608160746073HORIZONBARJACUZZISPOOLSUN DECKGOLF NETSSPEYRESTAURANT10301002 10011004 10031006 10051008 10071010 10091012 1011101410161018102010221024102610281015101710191021102310251027AVONRESTAURANTCRUISESALESOFFICERECEPTIONARTGALLERY60656069607160756077607960836087608960916093PHOTOGALLERYSHORETOURS OFFICEBALLINDALLOCHRESTAURANT50025004500650085012501650205024502850325036504050425044504650485050505250545058506250665070507450785082512251265128513051325134513651385140501050145018502250265030503450385056506050645068507250765080512051245009501550195023502750315035503950555059506350675071507550795083512151255129500150035005500750115017502150255029503350375041504350455047504950515053505750615065506950735077508150855084 50875086 50895088 50915090 5092 5095 50935094 5096 5099 50975098 5100 5103 51015102 5104 5107 51055106 5108 5111 51095110 5112 51155114 5116 51175118 51195142514451465148515251565160516451685170517251745176517851805182518451505154515851625166515351575161516551235127513151335135513751395141514351455147514951515155515951635167516951715173517551775179518151835185Line o f r of-light overBEAUTY SALONFITNESS CENTRESTEAM ROOMSAUNA4002400440064008401240164020402440284032403440364038404040424044404640504054405840624066407041164120412441264010401440184022402640304048405240564060406440684114411841224009401540194023402740314049405340574061406540694109411541194001400340054007401140174021402540294033403540374039404140434045404740514055405940634042406740714074 4072 4073 40754078 4076 4077 40794082 408040814086 4084 4083 40854090 4088 4087 40894094 4092 4091 40934098 4096 4095 40974102 4100 4099 41014106 410441034110 410841054112 4107412841304132413441364138414041424144414641484152415641604164416641684170417241744176417841804150415441584162414741514155411141174121412341254127412941314133413541374139414141434145414941534157415941614163416541674169417141734175LIDO DECKMAIN DECKCORAL DECKSHIP INFORMATIONCabins: 745MARQUEE DECKPassengers: 1340 Standard OccupancyCrew: 471Reitted: 2008Fully Stablised: YesARTS &CRAFTS300230043006301030143018302030223024302630283030303230343036303830423046305030543058306230643066306830703072307630803084308630883090300830123016MEDICALCENTRE3040304430483052305630603074307830823001300330053007300930113015301730193021302330253027302930313033303530373039304130433045304730493051305330553057LAUNDERETTETonnage : C. 43,000 grtLength : 218.18 mBeam (width): 28.2 mSpeed : 20.0 KnotsHORIZON DECKBRIDGE DECKLOUNGE DECKATLANTIC DECKMARINA DECKBridge DeckKEY TO SYMBOLS4 berth cabin•• 3 berth cabinCabin with bathtubMarquee DeckLido DeckLounge DeckMain DeckAtlantic DeckCoral DeckMarina Deck* Cabin with restricted view Cabin with fully restric tedviewAdapted for wheelchair usersPSPREMIER SUITEMARQUEE DECKApprox 430 sq ftMS MARQUEE SUITEMARQUEE DECKApprox 390 sq ftSSSUPERIOR SUITEMARQUEE & BRIDGE DECKApprox 290 sq ftPS, MS & SS Grades: Cabin withbedroom and sitting room, balcony,bathroom with bath and/or shower.Fridge/mini bar, DVD/CDBJBALCONY JUNIOR SUITEMARQUEE, LIDO & BRIDGE DECKApprox 200 sq ftBalcony. Bath and/or shower.Fridge/mini bar, DVD/CDBA SUPERIOR BALCONY CABINBRIDGE DECKApprox 190 sq ftASUPERIOR OUTSIDELIDO DECKApprox 200 sq ftCabin with picture window,bathroom with bath and/or shower.BCBALCONY CABINBRIDGE & LIDO DECKApprox 165 sq ftBA & BC Grade: Cabin with balcony,bathroom with shower, or bath &shower.BSUPERIOR OUTSIDE CABINLIDO & MAIN DECKSApprox 162 sq ftCabin with picture window,bathroom with bath and/or shower.COUTSIDE CABINATLANTIC DECKApprox 162 sq ftDOUTSIDE CABINATLANTIC & CORAL DECKSApprox 162 sq ftE OUTSIDE CABINCORAL DECKApprox 162 sq ftC, D & E Grades: Cabin with picturewindow, bathroom with shower(Some C/D grades also have bath).FOUTSIDE CABINMARINA & CORAL DECKSApprox 165 sq ftCabin with porthole, bathroom withshower.GSUPERIOR INSIDE CABINLIDO, BRIDGE & MAIN DECKSApprox 160 sq ftCabin with bathroom with showerand/or bath.HINSIDE CABINATLANTIC DECKApprox 160 sq ftI INSIDE CABINMARINA & CORAL DECKSApprox 160 sq ftH & I Grade: Cabin with bathroomwith shower.JBSINGLE BALCONY SUITEBRIDGE DECKApprox 215 sq ftCabin with bath and/or shower.Fridge and minibar, DVD/CD.JSUPERIOR OUTSIDE SINGLELIDO DECKApprox 160 sq ftCabin with picture window, bathand/or shower.K SINGLE OUTSIDE CABINATLANTIC & CORAL DECKSApprox 165 sq ftL SINGLE OUTSIDE CABINMARINA DECKApprox 140 sq ftK & L Grade: Picture window orporthole, bath and/or shower.M SUPERIOR SINGLEINSIDE CABINBRIDGE DECKApprox 160 sq ftCabin with bath and/or shower.N SINGLE INSIDE CABINMAIN DECKApprox 130 sq ftSMOKING POLICY:Please, note that all cabins onBalmoral are non-smoking.Smoking area(s) will be availablearound the ship.BATHROOMS:Cabin bathroom on Balmoral areequipped with a shower and/orbath.WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLECABINS:Cabins 8057, 8059, 8073, 8075,8084, 8086, 9048, 9056 and 9095have been equipped for use bydisabled passengers. Full detailsare available on request.CABINS SOLD ON SHAREBASIS: On board Balmoral,grades B, D and H can be bookedon a male or female share basis(twin occupancy only).NOTES:All cabin grades are subject toavailability.Cabin layouts and colourschemes may vary across ship.The majority of cabins have twomovable beds that may convertinto one double bed. Please askwhen booking.twin or double beds.erwhen making your reservation.Prices, itineraries and otherinformation about Balmoral inthis brochure are correct and upto-dateat time of going to print,but may be subject to changewithout prior notice.

Tour Design1211 Denison Street, Unit 26, Markham, Ontario, L3R 4B3Local: 905-258-7778 Toll free: 1-888-923-9183 Fax: 905-258-7779Email:fran@tourdesign.ca or dto@glpworldwide.com Website: www.tourdesign.caR E S E R V A T I O N F O R M F O REastern Caribbean Highlights Cruise March 3-13, 2008NAME _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________SPOUSE NAME _____________________________________________ Or TRAVEL COMPANION _______________________________________HOME ADDRESS ______________________________________________________________________ CITY ________________________________PROVINCE ________________________________ POSTAL CODE ____________________________________________________________________TELEPHONE NUMBER: Area code () __________________________________ EMAIL __________________________________________SINGLE - On requestTWIN ___________ TRIPLE; On requestCost per person - Canadian Dollars - Two to a cabin:Inside Category CabinsOutside Category CabinsCategory I 3 cabins $1995 Category F 2 cabins $2248Category G - Superior Inside 6 cabins $2165 Category BSuperior Outside 6 cabins $2425DEPOSIT: Due by October 31, 2007 or at time of booking -$500 per person. Final payment is due 75 days prior to departureor by December 12, 2007CANCELLATION PENALTIES: Between booking date andDecember 11-$200 per person, Between December 12 andDecember 27 - $500 per person, Between December 28 anddate of departure - 100% of tour cost.Category BASuperior Balcony 2 cabins $2645Category BJBalcony Jr. Suite 2 cabins $3100Category SSSuperior Suite 4 cabins $3360CHEQUE _________________________ Credit Card: Visa ___________________________ Mastercard __________________________________CARD NUMBER __________________________________________ EXP. DATE __________________________________________________________RBC DELUXE INSURANCE:Cost varies according to Cabin choice and age category. Please call our office for rates.Date of birth: Mr. _______________________________________ Date of birth: Ms/Mrs ________________________________________________