A friend was happy with her last-minute cruise purchase as
we were with our transatlantic in April. Until it was time to sign up for
excursions.
Our one day stop in Bermuda, and a primary reason for this
itinerary over other cruise line routes was sold out. We asked to be
waitlisted; her cruise line did not offer this option.
We chatted about her scheduled stops and I was able to help
with half of them as we had traveled in the British Isles several times. The other
stops were secondhand comments from past passenger discussions.
I suggested WhatsInPort.com,
offers information on 1200 ports of call organized by country and then city.
Click on the city and the topics cover transportation options, currency,
sightseeing, printable maps, festivals, events, climate, and shopping. Click on
Cruise Ship to see where your favorite is cruising right now. The Interactive
World Cruise Map along with Hints and Tips are worth a visit.
Another favorite is CruiseCritic.com
with their registered Message Board Forums, Reviews, Weekly Contest, Roll
Calls, Special Interest Categories, Ports of Call, and Newsletters.
In the past
we used these two primarily for transportation options as we like to arrive a early for international departures.
I think I’ll look up the port cities in our upcoming
Canadian road trip for any additional tidbits I missed.
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