Are you planning a cruise in the Mediterranean Sea? This guide will give you plenty information about booking, check-in and life onboard. The most important content of the book, are hundreds of tips to save huge amounts of money with individually planned shore excursions in 28 ports of the western and eastern Mediterranean Sea. Information on public transportation and the location of stations are also included, as well as entrance fees and opening hours of many sights! Small maps show you the fastest and cheapest way to your shore destination. Enjoy the few hours ashore with maximum fun, experience, and WOWs, all for a low-price! Enjoy the brand new chapter “Fifty Facts” which is about educational, funny and curious facts about cruise ships all over the world! But if you have plenty of money to spend during your cruise and you only want to attend expensive original "ship excursions", please do not waste your money on this guidebook... Also available: eBook and well-priced black/white edition
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Mostly Disapointing, Lacking Major Ports of Call
By Ronald Anderson
I made this last minute purchase becasue I had not adequatly prepped for my med cruise. One positive is that the Roo recommendations were quick and easy find. Unfortunatly, the book did not cover half of my ports of call including beautuiful Chania - on the island of Crete, Greece; Bodrum, Turkey - a huge tourism port; and Kusadasi, Turkey - the gateway to the ancient city of Ephesus. For Istanbul the guide did have good advice to stroll from Taksim Square to the Galata tower but lacked the tip to take the oldest subway in the world on the way back back to avoid the steep climb and just for the experience of it. (http://www.wittistanbul.com/magazine/how-to-avoid-the-steep-climb-to-taksim-or-cihangir/) The guide also lacked the tip that from the cruise port, all city destinations are up a steep grade so don't try it on foot. Think of San Francisco grades but steeper. In all you get what you pay for. Next time I will be less frugal and get a name brand guide.
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