blt2006

We're considering cruising out of Copenhagen in 2021.  Would be our first cruise out of Europe.  I'm a bit concerned about language barriers, as my husband and I only speak English.  Would we be able to explore Copenhagen easily on our own?

Thanks for any help/advice!

I was wondering the same.  I'm booked on Voyager in May, and only one port has shore excursions listed.   Every other cruise I've taken I've been able to book the excursions at the same time I booked the cruise.

Thank you all!  The email I received from RCCL about the cruise being a "culturally enriching experience" made me a little concerned, but you have greatly reassured me.  I expect the cruise to reflect the local customs, flavors, etc., but having reassurance that at least some English will be spoken helps. 

We are planning on spending a few days in Singapore before/after the cruise.  A friend of ours suggested  Singapore as a great "baby step" into our travels to Asia since they are fairly westernized. 

Thanks again - I may be back with more questions.  T-111 until we sail! 

My husband and I are booked on Voyager out of Singapore on a 5 night cruise.  We're not new to cruising, but this will be our first non US departure.   What should we expect onboard as far as languages spoken, culture, etc?  Will the announcements be in multiple languages? 

Thanks  for anyone's input - we're excited to see a bit of Asia. 

Booked on the Sky in May and am looking forward to seeing the daily schedules and reading more of your experience in Havana. :)

Thank you!

We're sailing on the Carnival Legend in mid-July, and are torn what to do in Ketchikan. We want to do the Bering Sea Crab Fishing excursion (the Deadliest Catch boat), but also want to see the totem poles.

Would we have time after the fishing excursion to wander around town and see the museum and/or totem poles?

Thanks!