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When cruising Southbound to Vancouver, which side is better, Port or Starboard? It's an old age question, but being that I've never been there, I want to get it right.

 

What do you think?

 

Dan

 

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When cruising Southbound to Vancouver, which side is better, Port or Starboard? It's an old age question, but being that I've never been there, I want to get it right.

 

What do you think?

 

Dan

 

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Millennium Inaugural Cruise

Constellation Easter 2002

Summit this Christmas 2004 :)

 

Well, for my money, it's a wash, at least in the inside passage, as there is land on both sides. Glacier days will usually see both sides get symmetrical treatment, so I really doubt it matters.

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Yes, but coming southbound there is quite a distance where you are traveling and not in the "inside passage". So there is a certain advantage to being on the port side in those areas. You will see more land by far from the port side.

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Hi,

We don't mean to hijack your thread :o , but we need help/advice for a different route.

 

We are taking the 12nt Mediterranean cruise from Venice to Barcelona.

 

See below for the actual route:

http://www.celebrity.com/package.asp?g=EUROP&i=12VEB1&es=1050527&sh=ML&sr=EUE&sd=05272005&n=12&s=AE6730C25B

 

Should we choose portside or starboard on the Celebrity Millenium?

The cruise includes portcalls in Venice, Dubrovnik, Pireaus (Athens), Santorini, Naples, Civitavecchia(Rome), Livorna, Villefranche and lastly Barcelona.

 

Does it matter whether where the cabin is located i.e. aft(back) or fore(front) of the ship? I am prone to getting slight seasick....

 

Any advice is much appreciated. :)

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