Sea Cloud ii

Sailing cruises along the shores of Great Britain and Norway

June and August 2019

sailing cruisesExperience the sea beneath full sails

The magic of the British Isles

During our summer sailing trips, the North reveals itself as a veritable treasure

trove that offers new discoveries on every single day. From the Mediterranean flair of the Channel

Islands to Ireland’s and Scotland’s lush greens – the British mainland and its offshore islands reveal

landscapes of very varied character. Ancient myths are revived among venerable castles, elegant gardens

and Celtic places of worship.

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WHEN NORDIC BEAUTIES SHOW THEIR SUNNY SIDE

Summertime on the beauti-ful French Atlantic coast

For centuries, Brittany and Normandy have been

enchanting not just painters with their jagged cliffs,

mighty fortifications and clear light. Port towns like

Honfleur, Roscoff and Saint-Malo with nearby Mont

St Michel provide perfect motifs.

WHEN NORDIC BEAUTIES SHOW THEIR SUNNY SIDE

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Sailing through Viking waters

Following the old Hanseatic routes, we sail to Norway’s

South where proud trading towns such as Stavanger

and Bergen await with ancient red brick merchants’

offices and elegant townhouses. A stark contrast are

spectacular natural landscapes like the Hardanger-

fjord or Lysefjord with the impressive Preikestolen or

“Pulpit Rock”.

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JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY ALONG GREAT BRITAIN’S COAST: PORTSMOUTH – EDINBURGH

PortsmouthLondon

Cork

Dartmouth

GuernseyHonfleur

Saint-MaloRoscoff

Scilly Islands

Cobh

Dublin

Isle of Man

Tobermory

Edinburgh(Leith)

Stornoway

Invergordon Peterhead

Orkney Islands

IRELAND GREAT BRITAIN

FRANCE

North SeaAtlantic Ocean

Less time?You can also book one of the following sections:

London (Portsmouth) – Dublin13 June to 21 June 2019 8 nights SCII-1917

Dublin – Edinburgh (Leith)21 June to 29 June 2019 8 nights SCII-1918

Sea Cloud ii 16 nights13 June to 29 June 2019 SCII-19171813 June London (Portsmouth)/Great Britain 18.00 Guests arrive individually in Portsmouth. Embarkation on the Sea Cloud ii.14 June Honfleur/France 08.00 13.30Colourful fishing boats, high timbered houses – Honfleur offers a picturesque scenery. You can discover this “cradle” of impressio- nism during a town walk*. Or why not join a day trip into Normandy and taste the famous calvados*!15 June Dartmouth/Great Britain 14.00 20.00 The quaint little town of Dartmouth is proud of its history going back to the year 1147. It is located on the shores of the river Dart, in the district of South Devon. English Riviera with historic steam train*.16 June St Peter Port/Guernsey 13.30 19.00 St Peter Port is not only the island’s capital; it is also a lively harbour with a kaleidoscope of architectural styles. During an island tour*, you will gain insights into the gorgeous landscape.17 June Saint-Malo/France 08.00 19.00Strong fortified walls and heavy canons still bear witness to what life was like in Saint-Malo in the 18th century. From here, the corsairs started their raids, adding considerably to the wealth of the town. At the other end of the bay, the Mont St Michel* also presents itself well-fortified: Like a mighty bastion, the monastery fortress rises from the tidal flats.18 June Roscoff/France 09.00 14.00 On the outermost northwestern end of Brittany, Roscoff is leaning into the Atlantic. The charming seaside town with its pretty granite houses is considered the most British among the Breton ports. City walk and visit to the botanical garden*.19 June Tresco/Scilly Islands 08.00 13.00 It is hardly surprising that Tresco has been populated since the Neo- lithic period. Thanks to its mild climate, the island is as lush and green as most Mediterranean coastlines. During a walk through Abbey Garden*, one of the world’s most spectacular botanical gardens, you will discover a veritable paradise, bursting with exotic flowers.20 June Cobh (Cork)/Ireland 08.00 13.00The day trip to the renowned castle ruin Blarney Castle* takes you into the countryside of Cork. Anyone wanting to visit Ireland’s second-largest city can join a city tour* of Cork.21 June Dublin/Ireland 08.00 18.00 Live music, witty words and mellow Guiness – Dublin enfolds its visitors with its happy charm. Ireland’s literature-focused capital is not only home to timehonoured sites like Trinity College, Dublin Castle or St Patrick’s Cathedral: Small shops, quirky pubs and inspir- ing galleries demonstrate Dublin’s modern, metropolitan character. City tour*.22 June Douglas/Isle of Man 08.00 14.00A steam train ride from Douglas to Castletown* will give you good insights into the South of the Isle of Man.23 June At sea24 June Tobermory/Isle of Mull 08.00 14.00 The little town is situated on the Scottish Isle of Mull, which belongs to the Inner Hebrides. Entering the harbour, the ship is greeted by a

colourful line of houses painted in cool reds, blues and black, with white window frames. Not very far away, and visited as part of a day’s outing, is Glengorm Castle*, an old country house. 25 June Stornoway/Isle of Lewis 08.00 14.00Stornoway is the biggest town of the Outer Hebrides. For impressions of Gaelic art, literature and music as well as old traditions, make sure to go and see the art centre of the town. A special landmark are the prehistoric stone circles that are thousands of years old; they are visited during a day trip to Callanish*. 26 June Kirkwall/Orkney Islands 13.30 19.00Scotland’s wild North is home to the mysterious ruins of Neolithic settlements. Skara Brae* comprises eight round houses dating back 4,500 years, and the Ring of Brodgar *is even larger than Stonehenge. If you prefer more worldly indulgences, join the visit to the northern-most whisky distillery*.27 June Invergordon/Great Britain 13.30 19.00During a visit to a whisky distillery*, the noble drink can be tasted. Starting from Invergordon, you will visit Dunrobin Castle*. Reminiscent of Disney, Neuschwanstein and French châteaus, the palace is located in the midst of the Highlands and offers magnificent vistas out to the North Sea. 28 June Peterhead/Great Britain 08.00 14.00Fyvie Castle* is just like a castle from a picture book. Thick walls, high towers, historic weapons, suits of armour, imposing hunting trophies as well as an impressive art collection offer visitors interes- ting insights into the castle’s varied history. 29 June Edinburgh (Leith)/Great Britain 08.00Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! at anchor

* These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

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Cruise-only rates per person

Category

GTY double cabin** € 4.095 € 7.755F Upper-/lower-bed € 4.455 € 8.455E € 5.095 € 9.655D € 5.655 € 10.735C € 5.995 € 11.395B € 6.995 € 13.295A € 7.795 € 14.795GTY single cabin** € 5.495 € 10.395Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100%** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F

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Combination rate

SUMMER PLEASURES IN SCOTLAND AND SOUTHERN NORWAY: EDINBURGH – HAMBURG

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Your optional bicycle excursion package:

04 Aug. Peterhead & bicycle tour to the Northern EastOn a walk through the town, we show you the busy fi shing port with its lively daily fi sh market and a marina with 100 berths. Following that, we get on our bikes and cycle along the nature reserve Loch of Strath-beg to the imposing lighthouse museum of Fraserburgh. After a picnic, we continue through meadows and fi elds to New Slains Castle south of Peterhead. Bike 44 km

05 Aug. Orkney Islands – Ring of BrodgarThe Earl Rognvald Brusason founded Orkney’s capital Kirkwall in the 11th century. We take you to the magnifi cent St Magnus Cathedral and cycle across the archipelago to one of the most spectacular prehistoric monuments of the British Isles, the Ring of Brodgar. Bike 26 km

06 Aug. Wild and romantic Shetland IslandsAfter lunch, we land at Lerwick. Today’s cycling tour takes you from the island’s modern capital on the east coast to one of the historically most signifi cant settlements on the west coast, offering you fasci-nating insights into the old Nordic roots of these islands. Bike 20 km

08 Aug. Bergen-by-BikeDuring the cycling tour, you visit the city highlights at a leisurely pace. Then you take the cable car up the Ulriken (643 m). Once at the top, you can enjoy the views of Bergen before you go on your walk. This route offers exciting cultural history as well as wild highland nature and picturesque vistas. In fi ne weather, the Folgefonna glacier is visible in the south and the North Sea in the west. Bike 16 km + Hike 4.5 km

09 Aug. Southern Norway – landscape in the seaSailing into the island world of Stavanger is spectacular. In the morning, we take you to a tiny, almost uninhabited island. Enjoy idyllic Southern Norway on your cycling tour around the island. Then, return to Stavan-ger in the afternoon by bus. Today, around 170 white wooden houses make up the centre of the old town. Bike 25 km

11 Aug. Sylt, Germany’s VIP islandAfter the ship’s arrival in List, your cycling tour takes you to Sylt’s “Elbow” dune where you enjoy a picnic before you discover the island’s varied facets, visiting Kampen, Keitum and the Braderuper Heath. Bike 22 km resp. 60 km (depending on your condition)

Route profi le:The bicycle tours follow small back roads with little traffi c and are suitable for every cyclist. The hike in Bergen includes some coastal paths and takes around 2.5 hours (4.5 km).

The bicycle and cultural programme includes:

• Guided sightseeing and entrance fees in Bergen, Stavanger and Sylt

• Guided bicycle tours and hikes: in Scotland, on the Orkney Islands, the Shetland Islands, in Bergen and Stavanger (Norway) and on the island Sylt (Germany) on selected routes during 6 days inclusive of all transfers as per the itinerary

• A rental bike with 8-gear back pedal or with a 24-gear freewheel chain/hub gear (you will need to reserve this in advance)

• Surcharge for electric bicycle rental: € 180

• Technical maintenance of the bikes during the cruise

• A terranova tour guide accompanies the entire trip

• All-round service including breaks with drinks and substantial picnic lunches

Surcharge for excursion package: € 895 per personNumber of participants: min. 8 / max. 18 persons (bilingual) Total distance by bike: 153 resp. 191 km Hiking trails: 4.5 km

Further information: www.seacloud.com/bicycle

The bicycle and cultural

Sea Cloud ii 10 nights03 Aug. to 13 Aug. 2019 SCII-192203 Aug. Edinburgh (Leith)/Great Britain 24.00 Guests arrive individually in Leith. Embarkation on the Sea Cloud ii.04 Aug. Peterhead/Great Britain 09.00 18.00Fyvie Castle* is just like a castle from a picture book. Thick walls, high towers, historic weapons, suits of armour, imposing hunting trophies as well as an impressive art collection offer visitors interes- ting insights into the castle’s varied history. 05 Aug. Kirkwall/Orkney Islands 13.00 19.00Scotland’s wild North is home to the mysterious ruins of Neolithic settlements. Skara Brae* comprises eight round houses dating back 4.500 years, and the Ring of Brodgar* is even larger than Stone- henge. If you prefer more worldly indulgences, join the visit to the northernmost whisky distillery*.06 Aug. Lerwick/Shetland Islands 13.00 19.00Lerwick is Shetland’s capital and the gateway to the islands. The old town is well worth seeing and a stroll along its narrow lanes is a must. If you want to discover more, book the island tour that takes you to Jarlshof*, the well-known prehistoric archaeological site.07 Aug. At sea08 Aug. Bergen/Norway 08.00 17.00By Norwegian standards, Bergen is considered a big city, which however can rightly be proud of its small-town charm and homey atmosphere. The old harbour front Bryggen is the most concise rem-nant of the times when the Hanseatic League had its headquarter here. Guided walk through the old town and ride up the Floyen* or helicopter flight across the Hardangerfjord*.

09 Aug. Stavanger/Norway 14.00 18.00Stavanger is a truly charming town that demonstrates its wealth with its very well kept townscape. Today’s old town, “Gamle Stavanger” includes 173 listed wooden houses that have been restored. From Stavanger, you can visit the Lysefjord by boat*. If the weather is nice, a helicopter flight* across the Preikestolen is a special highlight.10 Aug. At sea11 Aug. Sylt/Germany 12.00 The North Sea waves, the Wadden Sea, the Red Cliffs, extensive dune landscapes, wide beaches and old captains’ houses – these are the natural and romantic aspects of Sylt. Make sure not to miss sampling the famous “Sylter Royal”* oyster!12 Aug. Sylt/Germany 11.00 13 Aug. Hamburg/Germany 08.00Disembarkation. Guests return home individually.

Itinerary subject to change! at anchor

* These excursions are not included in the cruise-only rate.

Bergen

Stavanger

Sylt

Edinburgh(Leith)

Peterhead

Hamburg

North Sea

NORWAY

DENMARK

GERMANY

GREAT BRITAIN

Orkney Islands

ShetlandIslands

SUMMER PLEASURES IN SCOTLAND AND SOUTHERN NORWAY: EDINBURGH – HAMBURG

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Cruise-only rates per person

Category

GTY double cabin** € 5.095F Upper-/lower-bed € 5.555E € 6.355D € 7.095C € 7.495B € 8.795A € 9.795GTY single cabin** € 6.855Single surcharge: Category C-F: 50%, Category A+B: 100%** Limited number of guaranteed cabins; allocation starts with Cat. F

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Technical Data:• Length overall: 117 m/384 ft• Beam: 16 m/53 ft • Draft: 5,40 m/18 ft• Height of main mast above deck: 57 m/187 ft• Total sail area: 3.000 m2/32,000 sq ft• Number of sails: 23• Passengers: max. 94 • Crew: approx. 65• Flag: Malta • Year constructed: 2001

Public Areas:• Lido deck with bar• Restaurant (98 seats) with free seating and one sitting• Lounge, boutique, library with laptop, sauna, fitness area, swim platform• Hospital

Cabins:• 47 outside cabins (of those 29 cabins with shower/WC, 16 junior suites with bathtub/WC and 2 luxury owner suites with bathtub and shower/WC) with bathrobes, hair dryer, telephone, adjustable A/C, private safe, TV/DVD, mini-bar

Restaurant

Boutique

Lounge LibraryLido Deck Lido Bar

Purser Reception

Fitness Area Hospital

Swim Plattform

Sauna

Lido Deck

Promenade Deck

Cabin Deck

Included services:• Beautifully appointed cabin in selected category• Gratuities• Welcoming bottle of champagne in your cabin• All meals from early-bird breakfast to the exquisite 4-course dinner menu with choice of main course• 5-course gala dinner during the cruise• Welcome and farewell cocktail with champagne• All soft drinks and juices throughout the cruise

• Selected wines and beers thoughtfully chosen to complement lunch and dinner• All alcohol-free coffee and tea specialties• Bottled water on the excursions• Fresh fruit basket in your cabin, replenished daily• E-mails can be sent free of charge from the on-board laptop• Travel documents with detailed destination information• English-speaking tour guide

• All port fees• Free laundry service for cat. A+B cabin guests

Deck Plan of Sea Cloud ii

Luxury owner suite No 401 (Cat. A) Junior suite No 303 (Cat. B) De luxe double-bed cabin No 207 (Cat. E) Restaurant

Guaranteed cabin: The range of accommodation starts from Cat. F. You will receive your exact cabin number when arriving on board. The allotment for this category is very limited.

Suites with bathtub/shower and walk-in closet (all other cabins showers & closets)

Cabins with connecting doors

Masts

Cat. A: Luxury owner suites

Cat. B: Junior suites Cat. C: De luxe double-bed cabins

Cat. D: De luxe double-bed cabins Cat. E: De luxe double-bed cabins

Cat. F: Upper-/lower-bed cabins

The payment and cancellation conditions of the tour operator apply, as do the general conditions of transportation of the Schifffahrtsgesellschaft Sea Cloud ii mbH & Co. KG. These are available upon request or can be found at www.seacloud.com/t-c.