Eureka! We?ve found the perfect cruising grounds for Polynesia. The ornate and colorful Dutch colonial architecture of the port towns will transport you back to Europe. The trade winds that fill windsurfers? sails also cool a landscape that looks more like the American Southwest than the tropics. Cacti, aloe vera, and wind-sculpted trees blanket the desert floor, but that?s not all; boulders and wild orchids add to this unique natural collage.
Birds thrive here. Hundreds of North and South American species swap migrating tales as they feed on tropical nectars and cactus fruit. The most regal are the pink flamingos that congregate in the thousands by the salt ponds. And the beaches? You?ll find the finest white sand on earth?and the best diving and snorkeling in the entire Caribbean. Strict laws protect a reef system that supports more than 1,000 species of marine life. With minimal rain and run-off, underwater visibility is excellent and the corals reefs are absolutely stunning!

Aruba?????Tours & Excursions
People come here for the diving because it?s simply out-of-this-world! The countryside is more like our Southwest, filled with cacti, wild orchids, boulders, wind-swept trees and birds. Legacy?s homeport of Oranjestad is a marvel of Dutch-inspired architecture. And, if that doesn?t float your boat, check out one of the many gorgeous beaches. For the party animal in your midst, there are world-class casinos and nightclubs.


Bonaire?????Tours & Excursions
Welcome to a natural gold mine! Her shoreline is an intriguing collage of lava formations, grottos and caves. One of the top dive destinations in the world, divers and snorkelers are awestruck by the marine life and corals that thrive along the coastline. For landlubbers and bird watchers, this is also one of the best islands for viewing migrating birds and flocks
of pink flamingos.

Cura?ao?????Tours & Excursions
The island?s Dutch heritage is evident at Willemstad, where the brightly colored architecture mimics the style, though not the drab colors, of Amsterdam. A ?must see? is the Floating Market where neighboring Venezuelan fishermen tie-up their boats and sell tropical delicacies under festive awnings. What tropical liqueur adds the blue hue to exotic drinks? Yup, you guessed it! Blue Cura?ao is made here.

Klein Cura?ao
Imagine water the color of light-blue eyes and white sandy beaches framed by desert foliage. Well, dream no longer because Klein Curacao is the perfect little island for lounging and beachcombing. There is shore-access diving, and the snorkeling is excellent.

*Restrictions Apply 7 Days - April 29, 2007 to November 3, 2007
Cabin Description	7 Days per person
Admiral Suite ( ADM ) On Main Deck. Double bed, (some convert to twin) private head and shower, small refrigerator and porthole.	$1,700
Commodore Deluxe ( COM ) On Main Deck, double bed, private head and shower, porthole.	$1,600
Standard Cabin ( CB ) Upper and wider lower berths, private head and shower.	$1,200
Standard Cabin C Deck ( CBC ) Upper and wider lower berths, private head and shower.	$1,100
Ensign Cabin ( ENS ) Quad cabin features two twin berths and two pull down berths.	$900
Stowaway Night	N/A
Port Charges	$included

 Terms & Conditions

Additional Fees (Subject to change)	Price (per person)
Transfers   El Tours provides a meet & greet transfer service on Sundays.   Must notify Windjammer Reservations Department of your arrival    no later than the Tuesday before sailing.   Fee is billed to your charge account on board ship.	$10
Aruba Departure Tax   Payable at the airport	$34

Fares are valid for 2006/2007 sailings. A $100.00 per person surcharge will apply to the following sail dates: 11/18/06, 12/17/06, 12/26/06, 2/11/07, 2/18/07, 11/17/07, 12/16/07 & 12/23/07
Fares listed are one way, per person, in US funds.
Fareshare is subject to availability and can change without notice.
Air fares will not be guaranteed until air and cruise are paid in full

• Manchebo Resort, Eagle Beach, Aruba
• La Cabana All Suite Resort and Casino, Eagle Beach, Aruba

A low-rise resort with 72 rooms sits in the center of one of Aruba’s most expansive and unspoiled beaches. The resort is adjacent to the Alhambra Casino and Shopping Bazaar. The property is located 3 miles (5–8 minutes) from downtown Oranjestad and 5 miles (15-20 minutes) from the airport. A three night minimum stay is strictly enforced.

Facilities:

• Freshwater pool
• 3 restaurants
• Gift shop
• Dive shop
• Laundry facilities
• Hospitality and Car rental desk

Accommodations:

• Air conditioned Gardenview or Oceanview rooms with 2 double beds
• Cable TV
• Direct dial telephone
• Safe deposit box
• Refrigerator
• Ceiling fan
• Coffeemaker

This sprawling 811 suite resort is situated on Eagle Beach with it’s own casino. Downtown Oranjestad is 5 miles away (5-8 minute) and the airport only 7 miles (10-15 minutes away).

Facilities:

• 3 pools (2 with waterslide)
• 6 restaurants/cafes
• 4 bars
• 5 scenic trails
• Water sports
• Whirlpool
• Sauna
• Car rental service
• Fitness center
• 5 lighted tennis courts
• Laundromat
• Mini market
• Drug store
• Salon
• Dry cleaning
• Video arcade
• Ice cream shop

Accommodations:

• Air conditioned Run of House rooms with 1 queen or 1 king bed, sofa bed
• Fully equipped kitchenette
• Refrigerator / Freezer
• Stove and microwave
• Toaster and coffeemaker
• Blender
• Pots, pans, utensils and dishes
• Satellite color TV
• Ceiling fan
• Large patio or private balcony
• Whirlpool
• Hair dryer
• Telephone
• Alarm clock
• Safety deposit box