Save big on WND's next Caribbean adventure

It's better than "Pirates of the Caribbean."

It's much better than freezing to death in January.

In fact, it may just be the most fantastic vacation you've ever experienced.

Belize

It's WorldNetDaily's upcoming Western Caribbean cruise – a wonderful seaborne adventure with stops in Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, as well as the Florida Keys. It's all happening in January 2009, but right now you can lock in the lowest "early-bird" rates possible!

Cruisers fortunate to have been on WND's January 2008 Eastern Caribbean cruise gave it rave reviews, with dozens of participants enthusiastically opting to join the next WND cruise.

And no wonder. It's hard to beat a combination like this: gorgeously sunny tropical weather, on-shore excursions like snorkeling, boating, swimming, sunbathing and shopping, five-star service and gourmet dining every day – and to top it off, food for the soul as well, in the form of daily fellowship and sharing with WND personalities and fellow cruisers.

"When we cruise next January, it will be immediately before the 44th president of the United States is inaugurated," said WND Managing Editor David Kupelian. "I'm sure WND's top journalists and analysts will be offering some prime insight into America's future – political, economic, cultural and spiritual."

Kupelian, author of "The Marketing of Evil," will be joining WorldNetDaily founders Joseph Farah and Elizabeth Farah, author and WND staffer Jerome Corsi, Jerusalem bureau chief and author Aaron Klein and other WND personalities.

Save money with early-bird special

In the run-up to WND's last cruise, we ran out of cabins and some people unfortunately had to be turned away. To avoid a recurrence, why not make your reservations now? If you act before May 1, you'll get special discounted early-bird prices, as well as the best selection of cabins.

Costa Maya

On WND's January 2009 seven-day cruise, cruisers will board Holland America Lines' luxury cruise ship the M.S. Veendam for a memorable trip to the western Caribbean destinations of Belize, Guatemala and Mexico, with another island hop to Key West. Specifically, we'll start out in:

Tampa, Fla. – A university town at heart, Tampa has a myriad of attractions: the palatial mansion and art museum of the king of the circus, John Ringling; the king of the jungle at Busch Gardens; the antique village of Ybor Square; the enchanting Sunken Gardens and much more. Next, a seafaring jaunt down to:
Key West, Fla. – Climb into the open cockpit of a World War II biplane for an unforgettable aerial tour of Key West – a distinctly American town with the look and feel of the Caribbean. In town, you'll see Ernest Hemingway's home, Audubon House, and the "Little White House" where President Truman took his working vacations. Then it's full steam toward the equator, stopping first at:
Belize: The capital city of a nation that has devoted 40 percent of its land to parks and natural reserves, Belize brings a gorgeous landscape and friendly people to the Caribbean coast. The land boasts a spectacular variety of natural features, from wildlife-packed tropical forests to a coastline teeming with fish sure to delight anglers and snorkelers. The next day, we'll anchor on the gorgeous coast of:
Guatemala – Not to be missed is Quirigua National Park, where intricately carved stellae and zoomorphisms conceal the mysteries of a lost world. Santo Tomas de Castilla is your portal to fabulous Mayan ruins in Guatemala and Honduras. In Tikal, the plaza with seven great stone temples is hidden in the jungle; and at Copan you can see the "Paris of the Mayan world. Next day, we head north for:
Costa Maya, Mexico – The port near Costa Maya is one of the newest jewels of the Mexican Caribbean. This recently developed and unspoiled land is a wonderful starting point to explore the white beaches of Mayan Coast, the incredible, warm Caribbean waters of the Great Maya Reef, and the mysterious, surrounding sacred cities featuring ancient ruins.

As all of these exotic locales are in tropical latitudes, and their climate tempered by the Gulf Stream and trade winds, they tend to stay between the 70s and 80s all year long.

Join us! Throughout our trip – especially during those days at sea – participants will enjoy special, intimate briefings and Q&As on hot topics from the WND editorial team.

Key West

If this sounds like the makings of a good time – combining fun, relaxation and the pursuit of truth – please get in early to claim the best accommodations at the best price.

If you need more input to help you decide, be sure to check out the fun experienced on this year's WND cruise.

Need more information about WND's 2009 Caribbean Excursion? Get answers to all your questions from our partners at Sovereign Cruises.

But remember, early-bird rates are good only through April 30, 2008. So think seriously about what you'd like to be doing next January – and then make your plans to join WND in the Caribbean!

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