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Lands of Adventures

Our new Sirena Exotic Collection will satiate even the most seasoned travelers’ wanderlust with in-depth explorations of the most enticing and unusual corners of the world. Cruise aboard the better-than-new Sirena in 2020 and 2021 to coveted destinations across the Holy Lands of Egypt, Israel and Turkey as well as the Arabian Peninsula, India, Myanmar and Indonesia. With overnight calls and off-the-beaten-path destinations, each voyage is a trophy-port collector’s absolute dream. You’re invited to discover your next unforgettable journey in this exotic and unique collection now – don’t wait, these alluring voyages are certain to be in great demand.

Mediterranean Cruise

Discover the origins of Western civilization to the resplendent lands where it blossomed centuries ago, from the profound mysticism of Jerusalem and the marbled colonnades of Greece to the Ottoman flair of Turkey.

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    Aegean Awakening

    Jerusalem to Istanbul
    • Departs November 9, 2020
    • 12-Day Voyage
    • Sirena
    Journey to the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem for breathtaking views of the Old City, Temple Mount and the Golden Gates. Discover the origins of Western civilization on this voyage to the resplendent lands where it blossomed centuries ago, from the profound mysticism of Jerusalem and the marbled colonnades of Greece to the Ottoman flair of Turkey.

Asia & Africa Cruises

Cruise aboard the better-than-new Sirena in 2020 and 2021 to coveted destinations across the Holy Lands of Egypt, Israel and Turkey as well as the Arabian Peninsula, India, Myanmar and Indonesia. With overnight calls and off-the-beaten-path destinations, each voyage is a trophy-port collector’s absolute dream. You’re invited to discover your next unforgettable journey in this exotic and unique collection now – don’t wait, these alluring voyages are certain to be in great demand.

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New Ports

Sirena extends her Winter-Spring 2020-2021 season sailing to new, beguiling and off-the-beaten-path ports that explore some of the most unusual and hardest to reach destinations in the world with this exotic and unique collection of itineraries.

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    Bahrain, Bahrain

    Bahrain's history dates back to 2300 BC, when the ancient city of Dilmun served as a major trading post between Mesopotamia and India. Remnants of this ancient culture can be found at an archaeological dig near Bahrain Fort (Qal'at al-Bahrain), one of the country's two UNESCO World Heritage sites. Other draws include the Bahrain International Circuit, a major Formula 1 track of the Bahrain Grand Prix and the UNESCO site at Muharraq.
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    Khasab, Oman

    Khasab is an eclectic and off-the-beaten-path port with pristine seas and jagged peaks. Its location at the northern tip of the peninsula makes it the apex of the triangle between Dubai and Muscat. Choose to take a dhow cruise along the Strait of Hormuz or go on a humpback dolphin watching excursion on the bay, either way your experience in Khasab will be far from ordinary.
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    Doha, Qatar

    Qatar’s capital and largest city displays a broad sea-front corniche lined with impressive, towering, and strikingly modern architecture. View it from the sea with a ride on a traditional dhow. Notable highlights include the I.M. Pei-designed Museum of Islamic Art, which houses the largest collection of Islamic artifacts in the world and the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum, which displays one man’s massive collection of everything from cars to stamps and ancient treasures.
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    Marmaris, Turkey

    Turkey's most notable beach resort, Marmaris has a chic and tony 'Riviera' feel to it. An elegant, palm-lined promenade weaves its way around the shoreline, while the marina plays host to a flotilla of gleaming white yachts. Ancient and natural history are served up in Dalyan or discover a Turkish tradition with a visit to a hammam or Turkish bath.
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    Sabang, Indonesia

    Sabang is a colonial town on the Indonesian island of Pulau Weh with a sleepy yet charming atmosphere. Many colonial buildings are still standing, shadowed by huge trees that the Dutch once imported from Suriname. Thanks to its excellent harbor and good water supply Sabang became an important coal loading station for ships en route between Europe and Asia, and at one time was larger than Singapore.
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    Sir Bani Yas, UAE

    Founded in 1971 by the founding President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Zayid bin Sultan Al Nahyan, this ambitious visionary project is located on a natural island that has been occupied for centuries. There are over 40 archaeological sites on the island and is filled with native and endangered species of Arabian flora and fauna. Over half the island is dedicated to the Arabian Wildlife Park.

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