December 11, 2010 Christmas in Book of Mormon with SUSAN EASTON BLACK
Join Susan Easton Black over the Holidays for "Christmas-Time in the Lands of the Book of Mormon,"
December 11-18, 2010
Book of Mormon Cruise
Join Susan Easton Black
for
"Christmas-Time in Book of Mormon Lands"
Join Susan Easton Black as she enlightens us with her inspirational and educational talks on sea days. Visit the beautiful ruins of Tulum overlooking the ocean from Cozumel led by local, LDS guides. Journey with us on our "Lamanai and the New River" tour as we go by boat to the ruins in the jungles of Belize. Enjoy a day at the beach or try a zipline ride through the jungle canopy on the isle of Roatan. Tour the peaceful site of Chacchoben in Costa Maya led by our local LDS guides. Enjoy sailing with the Black's and an adventurous LDS group as we create memories to last a lifetime!
Day
Port
Arrival
Departure
Excursion/Activity
Sat
Port Canaveral, FL
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4:00 pm
Introductions
Sun
At Sea
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Church Service & Lectures at Sea
Mon
Cozumel, Mexico
10:00 am
6:00 pm
Tulum
Tue
Belize City, Belize
8:00 am
6:00 pm
Lamanai
Wed
Roatan, Honduras
10:00 am
6:00pm
Beach Getaway/ Zipline
Thur
Costa Maya, Mexico
7:00 am
3:00 pm
Chacchoben
Fri
At Sea
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Lectures at Sea
Sat
Port Canaveral, FL
9:00 am
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Ship information
Carnival Dream will boast more outdoor deck space, more stateroom categories, the largest spa Carnival has ever built, Carnival Waterworks and a indoor/outdoor entertainment complex called Ocean Plaza.
Shore Excursions
Tulum Ruins: Tulum overlooks the ocean and is one of the most
picturesque sites of the Yucatan. Here a local LDS guide will teach us
about the site and its relationship to the Book of Mormon peoples. Click here to see a full description of this tour.
Lamanai Ruins: This side-tour will allow you to see the beautiful site of Lamanai (a Book of Mormon time period site). Your guide will take you down the New River on a 45 minute jungle journey. This scenic ride will take you take you to one of the largest Maya sites in Belize. Here your guide will instruct you on the culture, rites, and archaeology of the Maya people. Click here for a full description of this tour.
All Shore Excursions are optional and may be purchased separate from the cruise rate.
Headliners
Susan Easton Black: Current professor of Church History and Doctrine, author of 100 books including Joseph Smith: Praise to the Man. popular BYU Ed. Week speaker, and the only woman to have received the prestigious Karl G. Maeser Distinguished Faculty Lecturer Award.
Rates
All Rates are per person based on double occupancy. 3rd and 4th persons in same cabin travel at reduced rates. Organize 8 double occupancy cabins and cruise for free--call for details!
Cabin Type
Rate (pp/dbl occ.)
Inside
CALL
Outside
CALL
Balcony
CALL
Taxes & Govt Fees
$68
Reservation Fee***
$30
Terms and Conditions: Advertised rates INCLUDE port charges but DO NOT INCLUDE shore excursions, airfare, or gratuities. We will be happy to book your air if you would like--air is available at all major gateways. A $300 deposit, per person,plus the $30 per person reservation fee is required to confirm your reservations. $250 is refundable until September 19, 2010 when balance is due.
***Reservation fees are per person.
Cruise Lady Events: If you would like to participate in Cruise Lady excursions or classes, you must book through Cruise Lady.
Passports: Passports are required for this sailing and must be valid for 6 months after the sailing has ended.
Contact us toll free at: 1-888-707-4386 or 801-453-9444.
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Book of Mormon Theme 
December 11-18, 2010
Carnival Dream will boast more outdoor deck space, more stateroom categories, the largest spa Carnival has ever built, Carnival Waterworks and a indoor/outdoor entertainment complex called Ocean Plaza. 
Tulum Ruins
Lamanai Ruins:
Susan Easton Black: Current professor of Church History and Doctrine, author of 100 books including Joseph Smith: Praise to the Man. popular BYU Ed. Week speaker, and the only woman to have received the prestigious Karl G. Maeser Distinguished Faculty Lecturer Award.