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Just finished a tour with Dora today. She is as advertised and we had a thoroughly enjoyable tour. If you like Colombian Coffee, she stops at “The Dungeons” which are shops in the old Spanish walls where you can buy some.

Right my mistake, Jan 29, 2024.  Thanks for your input.

Just wondering if anyone has taken Celebrity's  "Panama Canal Locks and Culebra Cut Cruise" or the "Expansion of the Panama Canal "The Present & The Future"" and what you liked, didn't like.  The Locks and Culebra Cut Cruise have some warnings that the excursion may not transit all of the locks.  If you were on this excursion were you able to transit all of the locks?  Would you advise another excursion instead?  Thanks for the advice!

We have 6 ports on this have already booked Antigua and Martinique and would like experienced cruisers opinion on what to do at the above ports.

Thanks for your input.  I have contacted Karambole

I've found a couple of companies and would like feedback from anyone who has used them.  

1. French Caribbean.com

2. Beyond the Beach Tours

Trying to plan our own tour for a group arriving on Celebrity Eclipse in Aug 28, 2018. We will be in port 10am - 6pm. Planning to take the bus to Radhuspladsen and do a Canal Cruise, visit Rosenborg Castle, Nyhaven, Amalienborg Palace (outside). Will we have time for the National Museum and Christiansborg Castle? Appreciate your advice on what to drop, what to add.:)

Take a look at Capital One. They have no overseas ATM transaction fees either.

Epixx, we will be in Salerno in May 2016 and want to take the ferry to Amalfi which departs from Concordia. How long did the walk take you from the port entrance to Concordia?

Six of us traveling together used Rome in Limo in Sept for our 1 day Naples stop on the Celebrity Reflection. We were met just outside the Port Terminal by Diego who took us to Mount Vesuvius for a climb to the top. Diego was a delightful and very knowledgeable guide who kept us informed and thoroughly entertained all day. After our climb up and down Vesuvius, we were off to Positano where we had lunch at a restaurant recommended by Diego. This was a wonderful restaurant with a million dollar view. The price for a 4 course lunch was 25 Euros which was a very good value we later realized as we were wandering about the town and looking at prices on menu's from other eating establishments. Diego even presented us with a bottle of wine to enjoy with lunch. After lunch and some wandering about town, Diego took us to Herculaneum where we met with guide Roberto who gave us a quick tour of the fantastic ruins. We substituted Herculaneum in place of Pompeii the day before we arrived in port because we realized we would not have enough time to properly tour all of the ruins in Pompeii. Rome in Limo was able to accommodate our change of plans. We got back to the boat with time to spare, saw way more than we would have on a Ship Excursion and had an absolutely delightful day. I give Rome in Limo 5 stars for service and value! :)