Best of Times Proudly Presents
Boston to Bermuda Cruise

8 Days & 7 Nights
May 7th - 14th or June 11th - 18th, 2010
On Board NCL Spirit

Discover the quaint neighborhoods and pristine pink beaches of blissful Bermuda on an unforgettable cruise with Best of Times and NCL. Explore coral bluffs, bike seaside trails or browse duty-free shops in scenic St. George's. You'll also enjoy the assistance of a Bermuda Expert and the option to dine all over the island with our Bermuda Freestyle Dining Ashore Program. Back on board, indulge in all the freedom and flexibility of NCL's exclusive Freestyle Cruising®, offering you more choices in dining, attire, activities and more.

The Best of Times Difference:

• Roundtrip Motorcoach Transportation From Group Pick-Up Location to Boston Pier*
• 8 Day / 7 Night Cruise On Board NCL Spirit
• All Meals On Board Ship, plus NCL's Freestyle Dining Ashore Program
• Travelers Insurance by TravelSafe Insure-A-Group
• Best of Times Cocktail Party
• All Luggage Handling Fees
• Driver Gratuities for Transportation to Boston Pier
• Services of a Best of Times Professional Tour Director**

Day	Port	Arrive	Depart
Fri	Boston		4:00 PM
Sat	At Sea
Sun	King's Wharf	11:00 AM	Overnight
Mon	King's Wharf	Overnight
Tue	King's Wharf	Overnight
Wed	King's Wharf		6:00 AM
Thu	At Sea
Fri	Boston	8:00 AM

The NCL Spirit:
Decks: 13
Guests: 1,966
Crew: 882
Gross Tonage: 75,338
Restaurants: 9
Bars & Lounges: 10
Full Service Casino
Hot Tubs: 4
Swimming Pools: 2

If you need to escape from the stress and strain of daily life, then escape to Bermuda. It is the most relaxing of all the foreign islands off the Atlantic coastline. Bermuda is a hassle-free environment where you can concentrate on your tan, explore the island, or have a lively conversation with the locals. As Mark Twain often said, "Sometimes a dose of Bermuda is just what the doctor ordered." This is the place to kick back and relax. If you are into sunning and swimming, it does not get much better than Bermuda with its pink sands and turquoise seas.

Hamilton, Bermuda
Hamilton is the hub of Bermuda, serving as both its capital and commercial center. Locals refer to it simply as 'town' - 'going to town' means, without a doubt, going to Hamilton. Fort Hamilton is a substantial hilltop fort with a bird's-eye view of Hamilton Harbor. It is one of a series of fortifications erected in the mid-19th century during a period of rising tensions between Britain and the USA. The ramparts are mounted with 10-inch rifled muzzleloader guns, capable of firing 400-pound cannonballs through iron-hulled vessels. These devastating weapons were, fortunately, never required. The city's pulse is located in Front Street, a harborfront road lined with turn-of-the-century Victorian buildings in bright pastel lemon, lime, apricot, and sky blue. Many buildings have overhanging verandahs, where you can linger over lunch and watch the boats ferry across the harbor.

King's Wharf, Bermuda
After the American War of Independence, the British were no longer able to use ports in their former American colonies, so they chose this site on hilly Ireland Island at the western tip of Bermuda as their 'Gibraltar of the West.' It served as a dockyard facility and re-supply depot for ships heading between Nova Scotia and the British West Indies. The fort was built between 1814 and 1863 by nearly 10,000 convicts who were quartered in unspeakable conditions on prison ships stationed in the deepwater cove. The fort is built of limestone blocks in Georgian style and was first used by the British navy as a base to launch their raid on Washington, DC, in 1814. It later served as a North Atlantic base during both World Wars but was abandoned as a costly outpost in 1951. Since then, the buildings have been renovated and given a second life. The dockyard now includes the fascinating Bermuda Maritime Museum, located in the fort's former keep, an atmospheric pub, a movie theatre, a craft market, and the Bermuda Snorkel Park.

St. George's, Bermuda
This unspoiled town overlooking St. George's Harbor was Bermuda's first capital, and remains its most fascinating sightseeing area. The town is steeped in period charm as befits a place that was Britain's second settlement in the New World. Many of its original twisting alleyways and colonial-era buildings remain intact, and several centuries-old structures have been preserved and set aside as museums. A handful of waterfront restaurants provide a perfect setting for atmospheric dining. Nearby Tobacco Bay is a good swimming and snorkeling beach when you are through with all the history.

Category	Accommodations	May Double Fare	June Double Fare
KK	Inside Stateroom (no window), Queen Size or 2 Lower Beds, Deck 6	N/A	$999
II	Inside Stateroom (no window), Queen Size or 2 Lower Beds, Deck 11	$899	$1,049
CC	Oceanview Stateroom (porthole) Queen Size or 2 Lower Beds, Decks 8, 9	$1,099	N/A
C	Oceanview Stateroom (picture window) Queen Size or 2 Lower Beds, Deck 6	N/A	$1,249
BC	Oceanview w/ Private Balcony Queen Size or 2 Lower Beds, Decks 10, 11	$1,299	$1,449
BA	Oceanview w/ Private Balcony Queen Size or 2 Lower Beds, Deck 11	$1,399	$1,549
	3rd/4th Third or Fourth Person Occupancy Rate	$899	$999

Additional Cabin Categories Are Available Upon Request - Prices are pp based on double occupancy . Add $250pp For Taxes, Transfers, & Gov't Fees

A Valid Passport is REQUIRED for this program
A Deposit Of $400 per person Is Due Upon Registration To Guarantee Your Stateroom

*Most Boston/Worcester Locations. Groups with less than 10 paying customers may be asked to drive to a Best of Times Designated Pick-Up Location instead oft heir own.

** There is a minimum requirement of 30 paying customers from Best of Times to have the services of a Best of Times Professional Tour Director.

For Reservations or Further Information Please Call Best of Times 1.800.343.8999