Showing posts with label cruising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cruising. Show all posts
Saturday, 19 April 2014
A Day in Naples, Cruising with Royal Carribean
Saturday, 5 April 2014
A Port Day in Rome.
One of my favourite places I have visited
when cruising has to be Rome, Italy is the oddest of places beautiful scenery,
fields and fields of sunflowers, hustle and bustle and graffiti. I could
not get over the graffiti when we fist visited Rome. How on earth could anyone
desecrate such a beautiful place and why don't they clean to up?
We have done a few tours of Rome but
decided to go it alone last time, it was great have the flexibility to do and
go exactly where we wanted to, without being ushered along by tour guides. It
was easy getting the train it was a 5-minute walk from the port, and cost about 24 euros
for the 4 of us. The train was comfortable and air conditioned, which made the 1-hour
journey comfortable.
Our main aim of the day was to visit the
Trevi Fountain, Chris's Lovely Granddad had visited Rome during the war and had always told the family that throwing a coin in the
Trevi Fountains ensures you will one day re visit Rome, and the fountain.
Unfortunately he was never able to this in his lifetime so we decided his great
grandchildren would this for him.
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| Keats Death Mask |
Monday, 31 March 2014
Cruising with Royal Caribbean, Review
We have been on a 3 cruises with Royal Caribbean International, and have had some amazing experiences. I thought I would write an overview, with some hints and tips based on our experiences. We had cruised with Cunard and Princess prior to sailing with Royal Caribbean, and had thoroughly enjoyed each cruise; I don't think I can fault either.
| The Liberty of the seas |
We booked a cruise on Royal
Caribbean as a friend recommended them, although it looked fantastic on the web
site and in the brochures we were not prepared for how amazing it actually was.
The first ship we sailed on was the Adventure of the Sea’s; we then went onto
to sail on the Liberty of the Sea's. As soon as we entered the arrivals
lounge at the port the experience was exceptional, we hadn't experienced
hospitality to this standard prior to embarking a ship before. Royal Caribbean had fresh cookies, and drinks to enjoy while we waited to embark, great when you have bored kids
with you. Check-in was easy, the easiest we have ever experienced.
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| Joe rock climbing |
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