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Ship enriches and entertains
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Ship enriches and entertains
By JAY CLARKE Knight Ridder News Service
Sunday, January 12, 2003
Port Canaveral, Fla. -- As soon as you board Royal Olympic
Cruises' Olympia Explorer, you know this sleek new ship cruises
European-style.
Captain Georgios Apostilis calls the 25,000-ton Olympia Explorer -
- small in today's world of enormous cruise ships -- a "megayacht,"
because it has the qualities of a luxury yacht and a much larger
cruise ship.
"It has no rock-...
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Sea of Dreams.
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