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Queen Mary II visits Durban on Monday 7 February 2011.Would you like to see the Queen Mary II enter and leave the port of Durban from the balcony of our Sea Rescue station?You can’t get closer. It is a unique opportunity, and will be on a first come first serve basis.She is expected into harbour on Monday 7 February at 06h00 and departure is 18h00. For your donation of R200 NSRI will also provide a continental breakfast for the morning visitors and cocktails and wine for the evening visitors.Please phone our Durban office on 031 332 9772 to confirm your booking.
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