Voyage to the Coromandel Coast Cruise 608b 7-16 Feb 2024, 9 days Fares from �1750 Cruise 608b(SI) 7-23 Feb 2024, 16 days Fares from �2845
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UNDERWATER WORLD & ART Discover the underwater world on snorkelling sessions with marine biologist Dr Peter Mumby and explore the astonishing diversity and beauty of Indian Ocean coral reefs. Capture the scenery of the area with artist Peter Welton who will run art workshops in sketching and watercolour painting. Enjoy classical concerts given by our on board musicians. The Revd Rupert Bursell Canon of St Albans Cathedral and Chancellor of the Dioceses of Durham and St Albans. He will explore the religions of the area as well as the history of India through the ages. Sir David Goodall GCMG Served as British High Commissioner to India 1987-91 and Chairman of the Leonard Cheshire Foundation. His talks will reflect current affairs as well as his deep understanding of the Indian sub-continent. Rose Kerr Chief Curator of the Far Eastern Department, Victoria & Albert Museum. She will be discussing art, architectural and cultural influences in the area as well as her particular interest in ceramics and patterns of trade. Dr Peter Mumby A marine biologist working on tropical and subtropical ecosystems. He will talk about the diversity of coral reefs as well as coastal threats and conservation of the area. He is a Royal Society research fellow at the University of Newcastle.
From colourful Georgetown on Penang you'll cruise across the Indian Ocean to the remote
Andaman Islands to swim or wander around the interesting capital Port Blair. Over the
horizon lies delightful Pondicherry on India's surf-washed Coromandel Coast.
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