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I just tried it and it works fine. I highly recommend the option with a guided tour for 30€. Make sure you first select the time for the tour and then an earlier time to get in.

I like Kalafatis or Paradise better. Google "mykonos beaches" for pictures and details.

You can book TK once before boarding, and you can book additional times once on board. However, you can book a table for 5 for one day and your son can book a table for 5 on a different day before boarding. Then you can both book additional times while on board. No charge ever.

Nobody wore a shirt and tie with no jacket except for the waiters. A very few wore linen shirts.

Great idea. Everything is open in Florence on Wednesday and Thursdays so taylortime can see all the sights they want without rushing, plus have a wonderful dinner in Florence. This also allows enough time to stop in Pisa if they leave Florence around noon. They will be in Santa Margherita the day before so they can go to Cinqueterre if they want to.

Well, that's enterprising 😉, but I didn't suggest not to pay. You can't get into the area where the tours start without paying for a tour. I said you can pay for a tour in Spanish or Italian to get in and then join one of the English tours. They are all the same price and start from the same crowded area in the Colosseum They will probably give you earphones to join the group.

Yes.

The tour is excellent. If you can, book through the official coopculture.it site. Third party vendors buy the tickets there, charge you three times the amount, and just deliver you to the official tour. The problem is that third party vendors use bots to scoop up the tickets the instant they are available on the website. However, coopculture releases additional tickets closer to the date. So, keep checking. By the way, there may be more tickets in Italian and Spanish. When you are in the Colosseum you could stand with one of the English groups instead.

Ouch! We are still getting better prices.

Hank -just a suggestion. Rent a car and drop it off at JFK. Same for return home. It's probably less than parking and no worries about your car. We always do this if traveling for more than one week. In the horror story category, our flight from Lisbon to the US got canceled for some malfunction. Rebooked on same flight next day which also got canceled. Then rebooked to Heathrow that evening and on to the US next morning. Thanks to the very interesting EU regs, the airline put us up at a 5* hotel and fed us. I will be filing my claim soon.

Try using packing cubes to organize your items and see if you can get them in the carry-on. If not, check a bag and carry a small backpack. Put a packing cube in the backpack with essentials for 2 or 3 days. This is hoping that you have three days before you embark.

You can take the Autoroute from Monaco to Cannes, but the traffic from the exit into the city can be horrendous! It once took us one hour from the exit to La Croisette. St Paul is not on the same road as Nice. It is a good detour. You might want to just go to Nice to see the flower market and then go to Montecarlo. Plan on St Paul on the way back so you will be closer to Cannes. You could also go to Eze instead of St Paul.

The same thing happened on Ovation last month when the passengers doubled the second week. I do hope Josh is on board!

Have a great trip. I will be looking forward to "traveling" with you through your posts.

I forgot too. I think it may be just general aviation. The OP said he is renting a car there. He just needs a taxi to the airport. What I said before about taxis still applies. Good luck.

There is no airport in Cannes. The airport is in Nice, a good half hour away depending on traffic. You may or may not find a taxi at the port in Cannes, but you can always walk to a hotel along the waterfront and you will see one or the doorman can call you one.

Do check the prices of private transfers like George's Taxi at taxigreece.com Their prices are not much more than a pierside taxi and you will have the right size vehicle at the right time with a guaranteed price. Just ask for a quote, there is no commitment until you book. You pay on the day of service. We have used them many times and can recommend them very highly.

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