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nadda says:
We were taking a great 'Safety at Sea' course on Borðoyavík. This course is nescessary for people who want a job onboard any ship.
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kat1919travel says:
I'm 14 and just got back from Mexico last night.
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This pirate ship cruise is one of the most popular tours in Puerto Vallarta - and for good reason - it's also one of the best! This adult-oriented event is an authentic pirate show from beginning to end. With pirates swinging from the crow…
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aelder2259 says:
Ever want to ride on a work vessel? Now you can! The MV Uchuck is a real working ship that goes around Vancouver island making deliveries and pickups. For a fee, they will take you along for the ride where you will see some breath-taking scenery. Some areas look like man has never set foot there, it…
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fran2011 says:
This great attraction is located in the town of Arecibo, on Puerto Rico's northern coast. It's basically a park type of setting. On the road leading to it, you'll see many people at the beach and a lot of streetside vendors. What people do is that the stop their car at one of the vendors, and buy wh…
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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Greece
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raluca_ichim says:
Trips to mount Athos leave from Ormos Panagia, a small port, were there are many ships that offer to take you there.
The average price for a trip is 20 Euros and includes food and entertainment. The ship leaves at 9.30 from Ormos Panagia and returns at 16:30; after passing along mount Athos (the mo…
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sashagray says:
1 week with cabin fever...if you're under 65 DO NOT DO THIS TRIP. Especially if you're from BC/Northern Canada or California/Oregon/Washington.
It's a long haul, the weather is not great, the food is, meh and everything other than your bed and food are extra.
Stops are short, cold and boring. …
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goezi says:
Having closed down it's Whaling operation in 1978, the Cheynes Beach Whaling Station was reopened as the tourist attraction "Whaleworld" in the 1980s.
There is plenty to see and learn about whaling here and though the station is undergoing refurbishment in several areas, public have access throug…
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chiamhy says:
Every year, around the second weekend of May, Hamburg celebrates the Port Birthday.
There are programs on the water and on the land. Is a good place to see different type of ships.
http://www.hafengeburtstag.de/Content_en/start_e.htm
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nadda says:
This is a floating museum located very close by the Tower Bridge. The HMS Belfast served throughout World War 2 right until 1965. The ship looks just like it has time travelled straight from WW2. If you're interested in warfares etc you should definately visit this museum.
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ninnu says:
If you're on a tight budget, but would still like to see the nearby capital Tallinn or Helsinki (depends on where you're coming from) Eckerö Line is a great and cheap way! It takes about 3 hours (but there's a tax free shop on board and usually some great people) and only costs 20-25 € depending …
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Eric says:
This restaurant, located on a moored ship along the bank of the muddy Danube, was highly recommended by my guidebook, but I found the food unremarkable. I ordered some Hungarian pork chops, which were prepared in a pepper sauce. It wasn't bad, it seemed like a dish you could get almost anywhere else…
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aelder2259 says:
This was my first cruise. Maybe it was because 80% of the passengers were over the age of 60 and the on-board activities were designed more for that age group and middle-American, but I didn't have a very good time.
The food in the main restaurant was cafeteria style and I suppose it was great fo…
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Safety at Sea course on Borðoyavík
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MV Uchuck
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Alaskan Cruise
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HMS Belfast
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Columbus Pub and Restaurant
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