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Yes, English is always available, because there are many guests on board that don´t speak Italian, German or Spanish.

Thanks! That’s good to hear. I don’t know much about this cruise line but the cruise I was looking at had a great itinerary

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When we did it in June, they split the excursion into several groups based on language, and you were with a group and a guide who spoke your language. Some groups might be combined if they had lower numbers, and the tour guide would repeat everything in multiple languages. Our guide commented that she was happy that she only had to do English with our group since there were enough English speakers to make a whole group, so she didn't have to repeat everything.

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