The Cruise from Hell

[Cruachan]

I seem to be having difficulty finding cruises that depart from Hell. Can anyone help me?:o

 

Shouldn't be too difficult to find one that goes there - it's only a few miles east of Trondheim.

 

J

[Cruiser765]

Guess that is what makes this board/forum so great hey! ;):)

[bobnatt]

Actually there is a town in Grand Cayman called "Hell". In fact one of the most popular T-shirts you can buy in Grand Cayman says "I've been to Hell"

 

For a better description go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell,_Grand_Cayman

[Finch]

Gari: Thank you so much for your post and thread. It brightened my day!

[GCurry]

I seem to be having difficulty finding cruises that depart from Hell. Can anyone help me?:o

General Sherman of our Civil War fame once said "If I owned hell and Texas, I live in hell and rent out Texas!" I'm sure we've at least attained the ambiance of hell all these years later what with climate control and hopefully a better class of people.

 

That being said, we have Western Caribe Cruises going out of Galveston, Carnival & Royal Caribbean.

[Bearly Afloat]

I seem to be having difficulty finding cruises that depart from Hell. Can anyone help me?:o

 

 

Best seek advice on the Norwegian Ports board.

[cruisegal101]

Best seek advice on the Norwegian Ports board.

 

 

Would P&O UK work?;)

[Bearly Afloat]

Would P&O UK work?;)

 

 

One way to find out!

[Norfolk Brit]

One way to find out!

 

Ventura??? Even I wouldn't send her on that:eek:.

 

Sir Martin

[ILUVMTL]

There is also a town named Hell in Michigan. Although I haven't actually been there, I rather suspect that it is the real thing!

[GCurry]

There is also a town named Hell in Michigan. Although I haven't actually been there, I rather suspect that it is the real thing!

Probably the Norse version, eternally frozen over and you have to eat Lutefisk with a 300 lb Valkyrie for a waitress. No wonder Wagner is so depressing.