Port of call info.

[Cruisecontroler]

Seems like it used to be much easier to find out information  about the ports of call on your itinerary.  Am I just missing something.  I'm trying to find information about the ports of call on our October 15th, 2023 MSC Seascape cruise out of Miami.  Any ideas on streamilining or getting focused information from others who have visited them, or maybet even locals?

[Tierun]

Go to the Ports of call board 

[Homosassa]

Google can also help one find information....

 

[Essiesmom]

Scroll down and read some of the Live from threads, and after cruise reviews.  EM

[JamieLogical]

https://boards.cruisecritic.com/forum/2-ports-of-call/

[bless57]

Hi @Essiesmom are you on the seashore dec 7-10, 2023 going to Bahamas...I just started a roll call for those dates. I am doing a solo cruise 

[lcpagejr]

Bit late don't you think?? Your cruise leaves in 5 days!! Did you read the excursion information on MSC site??  Many of the same type excursions are available privately. At this time it may be too late to secure a private party reservation....although there will be many companys trying to offer you excursion/tours when you leave ship at each port

[Essiesmom]

34 minutes ago, bless57 said:

Hi @Essiesmom are you on the seashore dec 7-10, 2023 going to Bahamas...I just started a roll call for those dates. I am doing a solo cruise 

Yes, I answered your query on the Dec 10 roll call.  EM

[blueslily]

On 10/10/2023 at 11:27 AM, Cruisecontroler said:

Seems like it used to be much easier to find out information  about the ports of call on your itinerary.  Am I just missing something.  I'm trying to find information about the ports of call on our October 15th, 2023 MSC Seascape cruise out of Miami.  Any ideas on streamilining or getting focused information from others who have visited them, or maybet even locals?

 

There are tons of YouTube videos as well that include this info from fellow cruisers.