Leave:***Palos, Spain, Aug. 2, 1492

Arrive:**Madagascar, Aug. 22 (change ships)

Leave:***Madagascar, Aug. 24

Arrive:**Japan, Sept. 2 (snack)

Leave:***Japan, Sept. 3

Arrive:**Aleutian Islands, Sept. 14 (Saturday overnight required)

Leave:***Aleutian Islands, Sept. 15

Arrive:**Cape Horn, Sept. 27 (no beverage service)

Leave:***Cape Horn, Sept. 28

Arrive:**Iceland, Oct. 4 (change ships)

Leave:***Iceland, Oct. 5

Arrive:**Bahamas, Oct. 12 (snack)

Some restrictions apply. Port taxes excluded. All tickets sold through Priceline are non-refundable, non-transferable and non-changeable. You must sail on the ships assigned to you. Sailing standby is not permitted.

The colonies were lost/sold.

Now they are being re-taken, thanks to our spanish-speaking, Indian brothers.

Everything travels in a circle.

I thought the Asiatic peoples (most likely Chinese) who became Native Americans discovered America tens of thousands of years ago? Also those in the Norse expeditions to North America, starting with Bjarni Herjolfsson in 986?

Regardless, Columbus's discovery (or re-discovery, if you prefer) is rightly regarded as the most historically important, and will continue to be. That is because, unlike the others, Columbus inaugurated permanent large-scale two-way commerce between the Old World and the New.

Damn Spanish....... 🙂