The M.S. Orient Queen is a 160meters long cruise ship that offers in total 364 cabins for 912 passengers.
The 11 decks of Orient Queen provided numberous lounges, two restaurants, bars, buffet, a shopping arcade. Moreover Casino and Disco will guarantee your night entertainment along with the everyday night show. For your relaxation on board, cruise line provides its guest on this cruise ship with Sauna/Massage, Beauty Salon, 2 Swimming pools, Sundecks and a Mini Golf Court.

For a delectable range of local flavors, the Mermaid Restaurant and more informal Horizon Buffet Restaurant offer up varied fare that is a blend of Mediterranean and global. There's something to please every palate here. Dinner is at two-set seatings, so choose the one you prefer. Have a drink at the Reflections Lounge or the Stars Show Lounge. Buffets are always available for breakfast, lunch and dinner whenever the mood strikes you. For a more casual atmosphere, the Cafe Bar serves up informal fare for those on the go.

Itinerary

Venice, Italy
The magnificent Serenissima, the City on the Lagoon is a watery maze of grand canals, 177 smaller canals and over 400 bridges. Venice's enticing, exotic beauty is typified by the Byzantine architecture, enormous stained glass windows rising along the Canale Grande and Venetian Carnival Masks with their wry smiles, attesting to the cities historic role as the great maritime power.

Dubrovnik, Croatia
Dubrovnik went down in history as one of the great sea republics under its former name of Ragusa. In its time, the city was Venice’s main rival. Take a walk through the old town and visit the fortress*, and you will get a clear impression of life in the Middle Ages. The former grandeur of long ago now makes for a bright and picturesque sight.

Corfu, Greece
The green island of the Ionian sea, is an open museum of cultures. It was a Corinthian colony in antiquity, but also a Macedonian, Roman, Byzantine, Venetian, French and English dominion. Corfu is a magical island combining the old with the modern, the classical with the eccentric, art with every-day life.

Lipari, Italy
Dominated by a fortified citadel, Lipari is capital of the seven volcanic Aeolian Islands. Lipari is deservedly famous for its natural and architectural beauty as it embraces some stunning panoramas, pumice stone quarries and a “Castello” built on the ruins of an ancient Greek acropolis. Not far from here we will be sailing round the forbidding yet impressive Stromboli, an active volcano which regularly erupts wreathing its summit in smoke.

Civitavecchia, Rome (Italy)
Civitavecchia was almost completely destroyed in the second world war. But it has been rebuilt since. The most important sights is the sixteenth-century Fort Michelangelo, built to the order of Pope Julius II Della Rovere.

Marseille, France
City in southern France, capital of Bouches-du-Rhône Department, on the Gulf of Lion (an arm of the Mediterranean Sea). The second largest city of France after Paris, it is a major seaport and an important commercial and industrial center. The city is linked by canal with the Rhône River and is served by extensive rail and air transport facilities.

Messina, Italy
Third biggest city in Sicily (after Palermo and Catania), seat of an archbishop and a university, is the place where rail and car travelers first set foot on Sicilian soil, greeted by the great statue of the Virgin Mary by the harbor.

Kotor, Montenegro
The lovely fortified town of Kotor is located at the end of a complex series of bays surrounded by limestone massifs in a magnificent region of Montenegro. An impressive city wall conceals the alleyways and palaces of a well preserved edieval centre which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Split, Croatia
his former imperial residence reveals all from the impressive fortified walls, towers, temples and palaces to the baths. A museum in itself, Split is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is home to Diocletian’s famous Palace.

2010 Cruise Rates (per person) BOOK NOW - For further details and a deck plan click here

Season I •April 12, 24 •May 2 •Oct. 19; Season II •May 12 •June 1, 11, 21 •July 1, 11 •Sept. 9, 19, 29
Season III •July 21 •Aug. 30 Season IV •Aug. 10, 20

PRICE CHANGES AND ITINERARY DEVIATIONS:
Prices subject to change without notice.

OCCUPANCY DISCOUNTS:
• Infants up to 2 years sharing cabin with 2 adults pay only Port Taxes.
• Children from 2 to 18 years of age: Free except on port charges & fuel surcharge
• Single supplement: 50% of a double cabin when available (except deluxe cabins and suites).
• Single supplement for deluxe cabins and suites cabins: 100% of a double suite when available.

The cruise rate includes:
• Cabin accommodation in the category booked
• Full board
• Gala evening and shows
• Entertainment on board
• Port Charges
• Swimming pool & fitness center

The cruise rate does not include:
• Beverages of any types
• Shore excursions
• Gratuities
• Personal Expenses
• Fuel Surcharge
• Everything not specified into ‘The cruise rate includes’

BOOKING:
Bookings are on request and need to be confirmed.
Deposit of 30% of cruise rates per person is required within 5 days of booking.
Final payment is required 70 days prior to departure.

CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS:
Our flat rate claim to reimbursement consist of a processing fee of EUR 50.00 per person for cancellation of a reserved trip up to 70 days prior to commencement of travel.
The following annulment fees shall arise in the event of later cancellation:
30% of the tour price for cancellation 70 - 51 days prior to commencement of travel
50% of the tour price for cancellation 50 - 31 days prior to commencement of travel
75% of the tour price for cancellation 30 - 15 days prior to commencement of travel
100% of the tour price for cancellation 14 - 0 days prior to commencement of travel
 

SHIP STATISTICS

Number of Crew:320
Official Language: English
Passeng. Cap.: 912
Ship Speed: 16 knots
Length:160 m
Beam: 22,80 m
Draft: 6,70 m
Pass. Decks: 8
Elevators: 4
Stabilizers: yes
Classification: DNV