 Royal
Caribbean 3-Night Mexico Cruise
September 19 - 22, 2008 on Monarch of the Seas
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DAY
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PORT
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ARRIVE
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DEPART
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Friday, 9/19
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Los Angeles,
CA
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5:30
PM
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Saturday 9/20
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Ensenada,
Mexico
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8:00 AM
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5:00 PM
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Sunday, 9/21
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Cruising
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Monday, 9/22
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Los Angeles,
CA
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7:00 AM
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 South
of the border, alongside mountains,
desert and sea, Ensenada offers a warm
and wonderful introduction to Mexico.
The oldest community on the Baja
Peninsula, it was first visited by
Spanish missionaries in the 17th
century. Today it's a thriving seaport.
Ensenada's breezy climate invites
exploration, shopping for colorful
handicrafts, dining on delectable
seafood, viewing the wonderful Gold
Coast.
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Prices
shown below for
Royal Caribbean's
Monarch of the Seas
are per
person and based on double occupancy and
subject to availability. Prices below
include accommodations, meals and
conference registration. The prices do
not include airfare, transfers or other
charges.
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View of Stateroom |
Description
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Location
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Rate **
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Interior Stateroom
non-oceanview
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Inside
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$649.00
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Interior (Inside) Stateroom
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Oceanview Stateroom
window with oceanview
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Outside
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$679.00
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Oceanview (Outside)
Stateroom
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**$100.00 per person non-refundable
deposit due at time of booking and rates
are based on double occupancy ($200
deposit for single occupancy)and do not
include port taxes and gratuities of
$83.51 per person. Rates and staterooms
based upon availability. Airfare is not
included. |
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Highlights on
Royal Caribbean's Monarch of the Seas
Be one of the first to experience
the recent stem-to-stern renovation
of Monarch of the Seas. Departing
from L.A. year-round, this
remarkable 2,744-guest cruise ship
sets sail for the ultimate Baja
cruise vacation. In addition to the
spectacular on-shore excitement,
you'll enjoy Monarch's
state-of-the-art features, like the
new, oversized spa and fitness
center, specialty Asian-fusion
cuisine at Jade, a make-your-own
pizzeria, and, of course, Royal
Caribbean's signature rock-climbing
wall.
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Areas of Interest
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Los Angeles
Sprawling between the San Bernardino
Mountains and the Pacific, Los
Angeles is quintessential
California, and one of the most
wildly creative places around.
Whether your tastes run to
extravagant Beverly Hills, the
mega-entertainment of Hollywood,
great art museums or mouth-watering
Mexican food on Olvera Street, Los
Angeles has something for everyone.
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Ensenada,
Mexico
Home to Mexico's finest vineyards
and "la bufadora", a sea geyser that
spouts a stream of salt water more
than 60 feet into the air, Ensenada
is popular with both
viniculturalists and ecotourists
alike. Toast the glory of Mexico in
the birthplace of the Margarita.
Gaze upon gray whales that winter
here, and understand why Spanish
explorers named it "ensenada de
todos santos" (inlet of all the
saints.)
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What to Pack
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Days
onboard are casual and you'll be most
comfortable in sport clothes and resort
wear. Shoes should be low-heeled for
deck activities. Bring a few swimsuits
so you'll always have a dry one. You
don't have to bring towels, as they are
provided. And don't forget your camera
and binoculars, so you don't miss a
thing.
For evening wear, count on three basic
types of attire:
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Formal: Eveining wear or Dresses
for women, tuxedo or suits for
men |
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Smart Casual: Dresses or
pantsuits for women, jackets for
men |
Ashore, you'll need comfortable walking
shoes as well as a hat and sunscreen for
protection from the sun. |
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