What site are you using to look these up? Do you have to go to each individual cruise line to get prices or is there a similar search engine to google flights that lets you see everything. The cheap 1k ones sound tempting just to get away for a week with good food.
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An Inside Passage cruise is an inexpensive way to see if you like cruising, always near shore and a variety of excursions. Downside ..it can get crowded in small towns. Even Victoria was crowded when several shipzs were in at once....but the small towns live on the tourist dollars.Bonus offers vary based on price package. Continue with booking and choose the right fare for you.
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Friend was there in October, had a great time.Curaçao my be next on the list , for some reason it’s pretty reasonable right now . And far enough south to be warm and sunny . Way less than Aruba next door and lots more to do than Bonaire on the other side of. I love Bonaire but wife doesn’t dive so she’s alone a lot during the day , this trip is her turn.
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Curious if anyone’s rented a car in Cuba and what the experience was like? Many years ago when I was a young single fella I toured across the island with a band, but we had a local driver.
Ontario teen stuck in Cuba indefinitely after car crash
An Ontario teen will be stuck in Cuba indefinitely after Cuban authorities ordered him to stand trial for a traffic accident his family says was not his fault.www.ctvnews.ca
There have been a few cases like this.... Sure one offs but it would give me some pause.
I would never be sober long enough during these vacations to drive.I'm almost 99% sure I'm never renting a car in Cuba . Cabs are very cheap, private cars with drivers are very cheap , and I'm almost always drunk
Once you have seen traffic on the Veradero causeway turnpike in Cuba you will reassess driving , trucks with dual wheels , but missing the inside tires , bicycles in the passing lane , scooters and cars with diesel conversions from random machinery , and horse pulled carts on the equivalent of the Cuban 401 . You may run someone over , it won’t be on purpose.
you reminded me of our first trip to Japan .....biz partner at the time was all of 5' 4" ...stepped off the plane " I feel normal" ...killed myself laughing ...it was so plaintive.Made it to Oaxaca, I felt tall in Mexico City, here I feel like an nba player, disconcerting for sure