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I've been doing cruises for years, and some of these ships are massive. This is the Azura, about half the size of Royal Caribbean's biggy.
We spent Christmas cruising. For busy mums with kids, these holidays are wonderful. No cooking - and that means pigging great breakfasts with dining any time. And no washing up afterwards.
No worries about getting done drink-driving next day means I could get tanked when the kids are cared for by the ship's creche. Nice bars, too.
Our cabin steward worked hard to keep our cabin cleaned and prisine every day, and in the evening would leave us an elephant.
Our ports of call could be anywhere: Spain, Italy, Portugal and we would visit towns and markets and buy really fresh fruit, or whatever. We stopped off at Corsica.
While another visit was Rome. The is the Complesso. Awesome, isn't it?
To be continued. . . . .if possible
Lovely to get away and watch the world go by.
Some these cruise ships are so massive that they even have malls.
Plenty of shops to buy from, often with big discounts.
I just couldn't get over the fact we were at sea!
Sailing up the Grand Canal on a misty morning at 7 AM.
Venice was amazing
Since last year all cruise ships have been banned from sailing up the Grand Canal. Kind of makes these pictures special.
Onboard P&O's Aurora, early morning before everyone was up.
MMMMM bacon and eggs! Ima breakfast gurl.
We visited Lisbon in Portugal and the ship went under this bridge. The bridge emitted a howl which we were told was a combination of wind and traffic. Still weird, though.
Day at sea; strange light.
And then we came home to find snow.
We spent Christmas cruising. For busy mums with kids, these holidays are wonderful. No cooking - and that means pigging great breakfasts with dining any time. And no washing up afterwards.
No worries about getting done drink-driving next day means I could get tanked when the kids are cared for by the ship's creche. Nice bars, too.
Our cabin steward worked hard to keep our cabin cleaned and prisine every day, and in the evening would leave us an elephant.
Our ports of call could be anywhere: Spain, Italy, Portugal and we would visit towns and markets and buy really fresh fruit, or whatever. We stopped off at Corsica.
While another visit was Rome. The is the Complesso. Awesome, isn't it?
To be continued. . . . .if possible
Lovely to get away and watch the world go by.
Some these cruise ships are so massive that they even have malls.
Plenty of shops to buy from, often with big discounts.
I just couldn't get over the fact we were at sea!
Sailing up the Grand Canal on a misty morning at 7 AM.
Venice was amazing
Since last year all cruise ships have been banned from sailing up the Grand Canal. Kind of makes these pictures special.
Onboard P&O's Aurora, early morning before everyone was up.
MMMMM bacon and eggs! Ima breakfast gurl.
We visited Lisbon in Portugal and the ship went under this bridge. The bridge emitted a howl which we were told was a combination of wind and traffic. Still weird, though.
Day at sea; strange light.
And then we came home to find snow.
