Transocean Tours - Arielle Summer Brochure

Transocean Tours - Arielle Summer, presented by Cruise and Maritime services International Ltd, heralded a new era in great value cruising aboard the m/s Arielle. This brochure introduced a programme of five cruising opportunities aboard the impressive passenger cruise liner Arielle during her inaugural series of cruises from Britain.

Itineraries and Departures

All cruises conveniently departed from the London Cruise Terminal, Tilbury, with a programme of one and two week itineraries visiting a range of fascinating destinations.

• The spectacular scenery of the Norwegian Fjords
• The awesome beauty of the Land of the Midnight Sun
• Glorious St Petersburg and the richly diverse Baltic Cities
• The natural wonders of Iceland, the Land of Ice and Fire
• The ever popular Round Britain cruises

Life Aboard Arielle

Arielle was described as an elegant and well appointed medium sized cruise ship offering a traditional cruising experience in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. With a blend of established and contemporary styling, she offered:

• A wide range of well laid out public facilities
• A generous amount of deck space
• A good choice of comfortable cabin accommodation
• Exceptional service standards from an experienced and attentive crew

Guests sailed in the company of around 1,000 British passengers.

About Transocean Tours

Arielle was operated by the hugely respected Bremen based Transocean Tours, established in 1954. Transocean offered a worldwide ocean cruise programme with a fleet of three elegant ships, which also included the 20,000grt sister ships Astor and Astoria. They additionally operated seven river cruise vessels in Europe and China, carrying around 55,000 passengers a year, and brought their wealth of cruising experience and expertise to the United Kingdom for the British traveller.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where did the Arielle cruises depart from?

All cruises sailed from the London Cruise Terminal, Tilbury.

What types of itineraries were offered?

The programme featured one and two week itineraries to destinations including the Norwegian Fjords, the Land of the Midnight Sun, St Petersburg and the Baltic Cities, Iceland, and Round Britain cruises.

What size of ship was Arielle?

Arielle was an elegant, well appointed medium sized cruise ship offering a traditional cruising experience, carrying around 1,000 British passengers.

Who operated Arielle?

Arielle was operated by Transocean Tours, a hugely respected Bremen based company established in 1954.

What other ships did Transocean Tours operate?

Transocean operated a fleet of three elegant ships, including the 20,000grt sister ships Astor and Astoria, plus seven river cruise vessels in Europe and China.

How many passengers did Transocean carry each year?

Transocean carried around 55,000 passengers a year across its ocean and river cruise programmes.

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