Deehitchen

Hi we're on a cruise around the med April/may time and wondering is it worth the risk doing these ports on our own (we have never been to any)

For Naples we are looking at taking the hydrofoil to sorrento then the train back with a stop at Pompeii on the way..

Is there a train to get to Rome and back and are they frequent, I should add we are here 1st of may which is a bank holiday

As for Livorno we would like to go to Pisa and Florence but not sure is this possible in the time you have on land

Any help much appreciated thanks

I know the spirit is going into dry dock early 2017,

Just wondering does anyone know what changes are likely to be made such as new dining or drinking areas?

Cheers for the information guys, I'm new to this so il have to check out the roll calls, as for the heat a few mentioned we go end of April/start of May so I'm sure the med won't be too hot and sunny (hopefully I'm wrong)

Thanks for the helpful info 👍 We're a couple in our late 20s honeymooning so shouldn't mind the walking too much and I think il look at booking an independent excursion for the Naples port 😊

Thanks for the replys, the main ones are Naples where we want to go to sorrento and possibly Pompeii, and also getting from the ports to Rome/Florence and back

Venice

Dubrovnik

Athens

Santorini

Marseille and Barcelona don't seem to be too bad to work alone

Hi 1st time cruiser and starting to look into excursions for our cruise (Venice to Barcelona) question is are the ports manageable on your own or is it worth the ridiculously priced ship excursions? Thanks 😀