Welcome to our 2009 Flycruise Earlybirds that include return flights from Australia plus a luxurious cruise with all meals & entertainment included.

12 Day Fly/Cruise
SATURDAY LONDON, DOVER, ENGLAND 5:00PM
SUNDAY FUN DAY AT SEA
MONDAY COPENHAGEN, DENMARK 8:00AM 4:00PM
TUESDAY WARNEMUNDE, GERMANY 6:30AM 11:00PM
WEDNESDAY FUN DAY AT SEA
THURSDAY HELSINKI, FINLAND 8:00AM 6:00PM
FRIDAY ST PETERSBURG 7:00AM -
SATURDAY ST PETERSBURG - 7:00PM
SUNDAY TALLINN, ESTONIA 7:00AM 4:00PM
MONDAY FUN DAY AT SEA
TUESDAY FUN DAY AT SEA
WEDNESDAY AMSTERDAM 10:00AM 6:00PM
THURSDAY LONDON, DOVER, ENGLAND 7:00AM

CARNIVAL LIBERTY is the name chosen by Carnival Cruise Lines for its new 110,000-ton SuperLiner which entered service in August 2005.

More than three football fields in length and towering 207 feet at its highest point, Carnival Liberty will be among the largest passenger vessels at sea. The 952-foot-long vessel will feature four restaurants, including two twin-level formal dining rooms, an expansive two-deck-high casual poolside eatery, and an upscale 'steakhouse-style' supper club serving hand-cut U.S.D.A. prime beef and other gourmet cuisine.

Carnival Liberty's 13 passenger decks will house 22 lounges and bars, including a sports bar, wine bar, a three-deck-high theater showcasing Vegas-style revues, a piano bar and various other live music venues.

Other features include a conference center, Internet café, a comprehensive golf program offering professional instruction aboard ship and during golf excursions, a duty-free shopping mall and a state-of-the-art 12,000-square-foot health club.

Particular emphasis will be paid to Carnival Liberty's children's facilities, which will include a 4,200-square-foot play area and a 1,800-square-foot teen club and video game room.

Of the ship's 1,487 staterooms, 60 percent will offer either an ocean view or balcony. Four swimming pools and a 214-foot-long water slide will be featured, as well.Service:
You can expect personal and friendly, if somewhat informal, service from the staff. They will learn your names the first evening and by the second night should have your personal preferences in drinks, extras, and breads ready and waiting for you. The staff is using a new concept called 'team service' with a headwaiter and a number of assistants serving up to four tables as a team effort--which seems to work better than the usual waiter/busboy concept. After all this they still manage a warm and friendly smile and perform dances and other entertainment almost nightly.

Restaurants:
There are three restaurants: the informal La Playa Grill on the Lido deck; the semiformal Nouveau Supper Club, where jackets for men and reservations are required (and a $25 charge is added to your Sail & Sign card); and the two-level Empire Dining Room, which has an annex called the Napoleon Room with tables for eight and sometimes 10. The main dining room has early (5:45 p.m. or 6:15 p.m.) and late (8:00 p.m. or 8:30 p.m.) seatings. The Supper Club is open from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and so is the informal La Playa Grill.

What's Included