Ports of Call maps etc.,

[liverpoollad]

Will be on the Dream Panama & Cuban fusion.

 

Do Thompsons give literature & Maps of Ports of Call?

 

Thank you.

[campolady]

Will be on the Dream Panama & Cuban fusion.

 

Do Thompsons give literature & Maps of Ports of Call?

 

Thank you.

 

Basic maps/port information are available from destination services the night before. the port authorities may offer more detailed maps as you land. Arrival/Sailing times and gangplank details will be in your 'Cruise News' delivered to your cabin the night before.

Edited January 4, 2017 by campolady

[liverpoollad]

Thank you.

[WeeCountyMan]

I often Google ports of call in advance and most have a dedicated tourist information link that is very helpful - with maps and timetables etc.

[liverpoollad]

WCM.

 

I do that & it is super that you can see where you want to go, but unfortunately the yellow man does not work in a lot of our stops, I try to download Google maps but I can only download bits of it. I am not very good on the computer maybe I am doing it wrong.

 

Cheers.

[kruzseeka]

If any of your ports are included in Tom's Port Guides they are really comprehensive and interesting. It's a guy who seems to do them as a hobby but they are really impressive. You'll have to look for the ports you're interested in and if you're lucky some might be included.

 

http://www.tomsportguides.com/port-guides.html

 

Just looked Panama City and Cartegena Colombia are covered but that's all.

Edited January 5, 2017 by kruzseeka

[newbiewaves]

Thomson provide really good colour maps unless there is an unexpected port change then the type can be blurry!

 

A shopping map is also offered by those flogging Diamonds International, Tanzanite, colour change clothing, bamboo textiles (Caribbean cruises) which are everywhere!

[liverpoollad]

Thanks again all.

 

The Tomportsguides are brilliant, pity we only can use it for only two Ports of Call.

 

Cheers.