Cathyvee

I have never gotten seasick either but I will go on WC prepared. Bringing sea bands, ginger drops and bonine. But remember if things get very bad for you, you can go to Medical Office and get treatment - even a shot. What I noticed is that the people who book lower deck midship seem to be okay overall. We originally had a DV midship on Deck 5 but switched to a PV on Deck 5 towards the front/bow. Those who are currently on WC, did you find that being on lower deck midship helped? How did you fare if you were in a PV on Deck 5 toward bow?

Petra looks amazing. Curious - was your Luxor tour the included Viking tour?

We are doing that, too. Extending.

I think returning to some amazing places again and again is great. I cannot get enough of certain places. Once you have been to a place once or twice, you really know what you want to do when you go back.

I absolutely love Indian food. Got exposed to it many years ago in London. Go to Indian restaurants regularly, and many authentic as we have many people from India who live in Orange County, CA. I will be a happy camper having authentic Indian food.

Isn't Cochin where you check in for India immigration though?

You can go to www.viking.com and look up the world cruise. Under the section "Learn more" - you can click on each port and see the excursions that MIGHT be offered.

I think it was due to weather conditions making tendering difficult.

Those of you who are on Neptune for this world cruise - could you mention a few excursions offered by Viking that you found to be exceptional - and - a few disappointing ones? They can be included ones or for fee. Thank you. Going on Neptune w/c in 2023-2024.

I don't like the itinerary. Maybe others felt same. Also so many other w/c opportunities available like Silverseas, Azamara, Viking etc.