For COUNTRY click the first box, for PORT click the port name. For Caribbean click ay Caribbean port and the whole page pops up. England is under E. Some countries split in two because they have separate coast lines.
A little pre-planning can save you money and have you cruising like a pro. Time is a premium when you dock. We try and list tours and some videos of ship excursions.
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures,
or use the index box or search feature
Fast click pictures, or use the index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
Fast click pictures, or use index box
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Doris Visits lists every popular cruise port, most with maps, tours, weather, and most with our own filmed destination guides.
Doris Visits lists over 450 ships with global finders, details, pictures and where we can passenger area tours and links to the operator.
Government Travel Advice by Country – click this box
Travel Health Pro advice by country – click here (Vaccination recommendations)
If the destination port is not deep enough for your cruise ship, or, it is too busy to park you at a berth (Dubrovnik is such a busy example), then you have to be ferried in.
Dyan Cannon and Laura Aikman have become friends, and met in person for the first time this weeke (Nov 23) when Dyan came to London.
Probably the most used cruise port in Thailand is Laem Chabang, which is about a 2 hour ride away from Bangkok.
Most will support the need for unions, that is until they are on a cruise holiday and the taxi unions do not allow shuttle buses
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