Colourful Coasts

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£659 per person
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  • Colourful Coasts
  • 9th December 2017
  • 7 Nights
  • All-Inclusive
  • Fly From UK
  • No booking fees.

Cabin Price

  • Inside Cabins from £659
  • Outside Cabins from £719
  • Balcony Cabins from £1189

At A Glance

  • Return Flights from UK
  • All transfers & Tips included

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Overview

General

Plenty of space and a brilliant selection of facilities – that’s what you can expect on Thomson Dream.

The restaurants, lounges and bars have been treated to a stylish makeover. As for the entertainment, the plush show lounge sets the scene for glam West End-style shows and UK comedy acts.

Elsewhere, there’s plenty of room for live music and daytime games for the whole family.

This ship is probably most famous for its entertainment. Throughout the whole day there’s loads of live music that’ll appeal to all ages and tastes, plus game shows, quizzes and comedy.

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Itinerary

9th December 2017–7 nights

Cruise: Thomson Dream–7 nights

Cruise Itinerary:

Day 1 - Fly UK/Gran Canaria - Embark Thomson Dream.

Day 2 - Santa Cruz De La Palma.

Day 3 - Funchal.

Day 4 - Day at Sea.

Day 5 - Agadir.

Day 6 - Arrecife.

Day 7 - Santa Cruz.

Day 8 - Las Palmas - Fly back to UK.

Inside Cabins from £659

Ocean View Cabins from £719

Balcony Cabins from £1189

Cabins
  • Thomson Dream Suite

    We’ve only got 5 Suites on board, so book one early for a cruise with all the trimmings. Each one has a well-dressed living area with wide windows and 2 corduroy sofas around a glass coffee table. The separate bedroom has calming fabrics and a queen-size bed. A large ensuite bathroom has a roomy walk-in shower and a WC. A walk-in wardrobe, bath robes, a DVD player, and an iPod docking station make for a comfortable stay. For families, there are additional foldaway upper berths. You won’t be short of space, either, with 35m² to play with.

  • Thomson Dream Outside Cabin

    Each of these cabins has a porthole or a picture window and measures 12-15m². As well as offering 2 beds that convert to a queen-size bed, some of them have additional foldaway upper berths or a sofa-bed to accommodate an extra 1 or 2 people. The en suite bathrooms have a shower and WC, or a shower over a bath.

  • Thomson Dream Inside Cabin

    These cabins have 2 single beds that can be converted to a queen-size bed or a fixed double. The en suite bathrooms have a shower and WC. Our 3- and 4-berth cabins have additional upper berths that fold away. Size-wise, they’re 12-13m².

Facilities

Facilities

Oceans Spa and Beauty Salon - The line-up of treatments will have you looking and feeling like you’re on top of the world. Treat yourself to a facial or a new hairdo for the cocktail reception. And don’t forget to check out the daily offers like Indian muscle-melting massages and mineral mud wraps.

Broad Street Shops - The parade of shops has daily promotions on jewellery, fashion and cosmetics, with up to 50% savings on selected lines.

The adults-only pool takes centre stage on the sun deck. It’s a lively spot with plenty of loungers around it and a full roster of daytime entertainment. Head to the rear of deck nine for a relaxed pool scene. It’s one for all the family and comes with fantastic sea views. The Sun Lounge - This sunbathing area has a beach club-style feel, with comfy daybeds as standard and a bar.

The Kids Club - The on board Kids’ Club is open to three to 11-year-olds. It’s free, with arts and crafts, movie nights, pyjama parties, and mocktail-making sessions organised in two-hour chunks.

Dining & Bars

Bars

Medusa Lounge & Bar - This is the ship’s biggest lounge. Floor-to-ceiling windows keep it bright and airy, making it a lovely place to watch the world go by. Live bands and spotlight cabaret take to the stage here, and there’s a dance floor. Plus, there are plenty of seats grouped around small tables to get stuck in to the likes of bingo and game shows. For drinks, there’s a well-stocked bar in the corner.

The Water’s Edge - Sip post-dinner drinks. Dance until the early hours. Have a flutter at a roulette table. This spacious lounge allows you to do all of the above, encompassing a bar, a late-night disco, and a casino. It’s open throughout the day, too, where you can take in the ocean views from a stylish outdoor terrace.

Explorers Lounge - Huge table lamps and big solid tables set the scene here. By day, it’s a low-lit spot for relaxing over cappuccinos and quiet chitchat. It’s also one of the ship’s Wi-Fi zones. By night, the tempo is upped with a soundtrack of smooth tunes, courtesy of our resident pianist.

Tides - Set in the centre of the ship, this is a convenient place to meet friends. Of an evening, the grand piano gets an airing and singer soloists will draw you towards the dance floor.

Broadway Show Lounge - This 2-storey show lounge sparks in to life every evening with musical entertainment and comedy from UK guest acts. It’s a large space, dressed in shades of crimson and walnut and subtly lit with ceiling spotlights and pumpkin-shaped table lamps. Comfy bucket chairs, semi-circular sofas and just-for-2 seats give it top marks for cosiness. There are 2 shows every night – early and late – that cover off anything from West End-style musicals to classics from the Eighties. You can expect high kicks, dry ice, and plenty of costume changes.

Dining

Lido Restaurant - There’s a quiet bustle to this help-yourself eatery, which keeps meals coming from late morning ‘til well in to the night. The central food station has everything from full cooked breakfasts to salads, meats, breads, and cheeses. Plus, there’s pizza, fries and soups on the side. Themed nights throughout the week bring the likes of Italian or Mexican flavours in to the limelight.

Mistral’s Restaurant - When it comes to extravagant dining, this place is a real gem. Pick the likes of lamb rack from the à la carte menu, and enjoy attentive waiter service in contemporary surroundings. Just so you know, a cover charge applies and you’ll need to make a reservation.

The Terrace Grill is an open-air eatery that’s open for most of the day. In the mornings and through to the afternoon, you can expect burgers, omelettes, hot dogs, pizza and a selection of cold cuts. In the evenings, this place transforms into the Hotstone Grill restaurant, where diners cook their own steaks exactly to their liking, using sizzling-hot slabs of stone.

Sirens Restaurant - Set on the top deck next to the ship’s adult pool, this self-serve restaurant has tables for two and crescent moon-shaped booths for the whole family. It offers buffet breakfasts and lunches. And don’t forget to pop in for afternoon tea when naughty-but-nice treats include mozzarella and cucumber mini sandwiches and oven-warm home-made scones.

Kora La Restaurant - Thomson Dream's newest à la carte restaurant offers up pan-Asian cuisine with suitably themed interiors. Just so you know, a cover charge applies.