Moggymad

Thank you - dinner arrangements can always be a bit difficult if you wish to sit on your own. We once went on a cruise where we were seated with no-one who could speak English! Put us off for life! Having said that it is always nice to mix with fellow passengers. I think we will take a little of each currency and ‘wing it’ - thank you for taking the time to reply.

I will be travelling with my daughter from Phuket to Singapore (7 nights) in just over two weeks. I wonder if any of you could help with a couple of questions? This will be the first time on a clipper and in this part of the world, although I was born in Singapore. Some of the locations are a little remote and for obvious reasons we would need currency. Can you get currency on board? If not how much would be recommended to take of which currency? I understand we would need Thai Baht and Malaysian ringgit. With regard to evening dining on the boat what is the etiquette in relatio