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Thanks for the replies, yes it is a pre cruise trip and visas are needed. As I say I have managed to get one visa for my husband but I cannot obtain one for myself.

I know that they can be purchased at Phnom Penh airport, but thought that as I had put an application in online that it might be a problem. They do not seem to reply to queries on the site (Kingdom of Cambodia government) and the live chat seems to be permanently off! I have tried different times as I am in the UK and their main office is in Cambodia.

I will just have to risk it by taking photos with me and hope it can be done at the airport.

Have any of you had problems with the online evisa for Kingdom of Cambodia?

I have filled in the form and it said they would send an email which didn't arrive. I did not pay for the visa but it is not letting me reapply as it says I have already got an application.

The contact form did reply and said I had to pay to receive my visa but I cannot access the page again as it says my email address is incorrect.

This is the government site and as such is 7 hours ahead in time so I have been up at 2 am and 5am to contact them!

I did manage to get a visa for my husband but it will not work for me. 

Any comments please?

Hi, have just booked a late deal for Norway and Iceland in July and wondering what the weather would be like?

Do I need to pack layers for Iceland? We have a tour booked in Reykjavik and one booked for the Flaam railway so I am presuming we will need coats! Thanks.

We always take a trailing plug socket with 2 adapters.

The bus station is just outside the port, I think it is a number 1 or 3. It says old town on the front, and you return from the place it dropped you off at and get off at the bus station, easy!

We have just got back from Dubrovnik (on the Spirit) and there is a bus outside the port which costs 15 kuna ( about £2) for a return journey, if you go to the little shop opposite the gangway as you walk off the ship, he will sell you tickets using euros or kuna. The only thing you need kuna for is the walk on the walls. You can exchange small amounts in Dubrovnik.

Getting exited now, only today left!

We did a Baltic cruise last year and used 'Alla Tours' for 3 excursions, (Scandinavia, Denmark and St Petersburg) It worked out cheaper than the ships tours and was in a minvan with only 12 people, much easier to find everyone! We went to exactly the same places and had lunch included on 2 days. The service they provided was excellent and they took dollars as payment as well as roubles.

We found Tallinn very easy to walk around and see without a tour guide, but we did use a tour company called 'Alla tours' for Stockholm and St Petersburg and they were excellent. Booked online and they used small mini buses with only 12 people on.

We took a small amount of each currency for our Baltic cruise and in Sweden I only spent on a fridge magnet! They did accept euros in Sweden and Denmark though. Roubles are better in Russia as things are a lot cheaper there.

3 Days to go!

Thank you Campolady for that list, I too am going on the Spirit 4th May and was wondering if Baileys was on the list, looks like I will be changing my drink now as it has a supplement!

I have just printed boarding cards for a cruise to Dubrovnik on Thursday and it says 20 kg. That's no problem for me, but my husband always takes too much!