Day 2 Beijing
Day 5 Xian
Day 10 Shibaozhai
Meet your English Tour Guide, start your day tour by visiting one of the lasting seven wonders, The Three Pyramids, Cheops, Chephren, and Mykerionos. Then visit the Sphinx Monument; guarding the royal burial chambers and temple of Cheops. After that, you will proceed to Sakkara., built for the 3rd Dynasty Pharaoh Djoser by the architect Imhotep. Then you will visit Memphis, the capital of the Pharaohs during the old kingdom, built by King Menes and is located 24 kilometers southwest of Cairo. Back to the Hotel & Overnight in Cairo. 
Check-out from hotel. Then transfer to Cairo domestic airport for leaving to Luxor. Upon arrival to Luxor. Meet & assist at airport by our representative - transfer to your Nile Cruise MOON GODDESS. Embarkation before lunch. Lunch on board . Cross to the west bank to visit the valley of the kings Queens , queen hatshepsut temple & the colossi of memnon & luxor temple .dinner & over night in Luxor . 
Day 06 –Thursday 30.08 
Day 09 – Sunday 02.09 
Nights can be as relaxing or invigorating as days, thanks to the subtle drama of the casino, a most lavish full-size theatre and the Connoisseur Club; where you can enjoy the finest Cognac and Havana cigars. Then foxtrot or jive to live music or simply relax and listen to smooth jazz or piano in one of the ship's lounges.
Barcelona, Spain Day 1 | Day 11
There's nothing quite like Barcelona. Especially if you consider the architecture. The city lays claim to its very own form of Art Nouveau, known as Modernisme. The Sagrada Familia Basilica is perhaps the best example of this beautiful and interesting brand of architecture, with its bold color, beautiful tile-work and swirling lines. At the same time, many find the work at the Picasso Museum and the cathedrals of the Gothic Quarter equally inspiring.
Provence(Marseilles), France Day 2
Stroll the spirit and charm of France's oldest city - along La Canabiere toward the Vieux Port where ships have docked for more than 26 centuries, or in Cours Julien, a large pedestrian square lined with some of Marseille's trendiest cafes and theatres. And of course, no trip to Marseille would be complete without tasting its most renowned dish - bouillabaisse.
Nice (Villefranche), France Day 3
This bustling little town on the coast of France has its own unique charm. Part of the Côte d'Azur Villefranche offers long sandy beaches, terrace cafés, and world-class cuisine, making it a great stop on your way to Monte Carlo, Nice, or Cannes.
Nice, France
Situated at the foot of the Alps is the French Riviera city of Nice. Once you arrive here, it will be clear why this jewel of the French Riviera is home to some of the world's most luxurious hotels and terraced cafés. Stroll along the ultra-famous Promenade des Anglais or see masterpieces by Matisse, Renoir, Monet and Chagall in one of Nice's many museums. For a true taste of Nice, sample the local favorites, including onion, anchovy and olive tarts known as pissaladières, along with succulent little black olives known as caillettes.
Florence, Italy Day 4
Occupying both banks of the Arno River and situated at the foot of the Apennine Mountains, is Florence. Founded by Julius Caesar himself, Florence is known as the birthplace of the Renaissance. History and art shake hands in this picturesque land where masterpieces like Michelangelo's David can be seen in the city's many museums, churches and galleries.
Pisa, Italy
Both banks of the River Arno are gracious enough to share this lovely port city. Pisa is perhaps most noted for its famous marble bell tower, known widely as the Leaning Tower of Pisa. It's no surprise the tower is still leaning (14 1/2 feet since 1370), considering that it resides in the Field of Miracles, known locally as Campo de Miracoli.
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Day 5
Civitavecchia was settled in 108 A.D. by Emperor Trajan and has since faithfully served as a gateway to the capital of the Empire, Rome.
Rome, Italy
Once the center of the ancient world from which emperors ruled over nearly all of western civilization for hundreds of years, Rome is still considered by many to reign over all other European destinations. Here you can breathe the air once breathed by great Roman gladiators in the ancient halls of the Colosseum. Gaze upon the very ceilings Michelangelo painted at the Sistine Chapel. Or visit a monument to both size and faith, St. Peter's Basilica, the largest church ever built.
Naples/Capri, Italy Day 6
Located on the southern coast of Italy, Naples has spectacular scenery that attracts artists from around the world. From this key spot, you can embark on a trip to the ruins of Pompeii or shop the many boutiques of Sorrento. You may work up an appetite for one of Naples' greatest inventions - pizza - invented to honor the Queen of Italy in 1889.
Valletta, Malta Day 8
Located on a narrow peninsula nestled between two deep harbors on Malta's northeast coast, Valetta is rich in history. It was named after Jean Parisot de la Vallette, grand master of the Knights Hospitallers, whose majestic Grand Master's Palace of the Knights of St. John remains one of the city's many points of interest.
Tunis, Tunisia Day 9
Located on a narrow peninsula nestled between two deep harbors on Malta's northeast coast, Valetta is rich in history. It was named after Jean Parisot de la Vallette, grand master of the Knights Hospitallers, whose majestic Grand Master's Palace of the Knights of St. John remains one of the city's many points of interest.
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This morning you fly down to Ushuaia and board your vessel. Embark late afternoon on your voyage to Antarctica. (Please note that on some voyages a night is spent in Ushuaia prior to boarding the vessel. Accommodation here is on a bed and breakfast basis. 
You may also have the opportunity to discover sites of historic exploration and even on some voyages to kayak and camp or scuba dive. Small zodiac landing craft will transfer you between ship and land when climatic conditions permit, to enable such land-based excusions to occur. 
The drama and majestic beauty of this incredible region is enhanced by the extraordinary flora and fauna which abounds here in the summer months. Specially adapted algae, mosses, liverworts and lichens occur on the exposed rock faces. Some 200 million birds of 44 species amass here, with albatrosses, shearwaters, terns, skuas, petrels and penguins being the most consipicuous in the Antarctic zones. Of the seventeen penguin species, only two are truly Antarctic, although another five are largely confined to the Subantarctic islands further north. Emperor, Chinstrap, and Adelie Penguins breed south of the Antarctic Convergence (a natural boundary of ocean currents influencing all life in the region); King, Gentoo, Macaroni, Royal, and Rockhopper Penguins breed in the cool waters either side of the convergence; Humboldt, Magellanic, and Galapagos Penguins breed to the north. 
Antarctica is of course also renowned for its exceptional concentrations of ocean dwelling mammals - Humpback, Minke, Southern Right, Blue, Fin, Sei, Orca, Pilot, and Sperm Whales, along with Commerson's Dusky, and Bottle-nosed Dolphins, are all regularly seen in these waters. You may also see Elephant, Weddell, Leopard, Ross, Crab-eater, and Fur Seals which probably number in the region of 75 million individuals in the Antarctic zone. 
