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Dubrovnik - no. Corfu-no. Kushadasi - yes. Kotor- tender.

In Dubrovnik, there are taxis virtually at the bottom of the gangplank Euro10 for 4 passengers 1 way. Corfu- free bus to the port gates and Public bus to the centre of corfu Euro1.50 pp Kushadasi ship is parked virtually in the town centre. Kotor tender to almost the centre. Celebrity provides a bus, usually $15 per person and never mention the alternative transport methods.!

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In Corfu you can walk to town. There's the free port bus that takes you from the ship to the port gate. From the port gate it's less that a mile to the fort, and just past the fort you can enter the town near the Jewish Synagogue.

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Can anyone comment on whether you an walk into Dubrovnik,Corfu ,Kusadasi and Kotor from the ships docking areas?

Will be on the 18 September cruise .

 

We walked from Corfu back to the ship without problem, but it could be hot and taxi is not expensive

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In Dubrovnik we grabbed a taxi for a 50 euro sightseeing tour for a few hours. This was excellent and he then dropped us at the Gate. Took a taxi back to Port. Corfu - easy walk into town. Kusadasi - right in the town. Kotor? Will find out in a couple of months.

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We are normally the ones that walk, when most don't, but we took the X bus in dubrovnik (it was raining off and on and bus only cost $10 each..i think it was $10, might have been $15??).

 

Some did walk that day from talking to others that night, but not us.

 

So walking is doable.

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As others have said, some of the ports depend on how fit you are and what you personally consider a reasonable walk. If you are not fit or don't like walking I would not recommend trying in Dubrovnik or Corfu. Keep in mind the heat will also be an issue.

 

My DW and I are in our early fifties and have walked to each (multiple times on multiple cruises). We are both fit and enjoy walking and other physical activity.

 

Dubrovnik is the most difficult. It's about a 40-60 minute walk (depending on how quick you are) and is mostly uphill. The start of the walk and the end of the walk are quite enjoyable with interesting views, the middle is rather boring however. You'll definitely need to bring water and wear comfortable shoes. The walk back is all downhill and fairly easy. There is also a neat bar about 8 minutes outside the old town (Art Cafe) which is a decent place to stop for a drink and use their wifi.

 

Corfu is the next most difficult. It's probably 20-30 minutes along a flat road. Not much endearing about the walk as the port on your left is fairly commercial. It's an easy walk however if you like walking.

 

Kusadasi is pretty easy with the town/beach just to the left of the pier. A nice fort to the right along with a couple decent restaurants.

 

Kotor is the easiest. The town is basically at the end of the tender pier.

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