On 1/8/15, Daniel J. Matyola, discombobulated, unleashed:
We are thinking of a Baltic cruise to St Petersburg. Has anyone on
the list taken such a journey? Any recommendations?
My wife has a tendency towards motion sickness, and that's why I
wangted to hear from anyone who has been on one of
Thanks, Steve.
The cruise I was looking at starts and ends in Stockholm. Others go
from Amsterdam.
If we have a following wind eastbound, we should then have a head wind
westbound. Would that make it rougher? How are conditions in the
early fall?
Dan Matyola
We are thinking of a Baltic cruise to St Petersburg. Has anyone on
the list taken such a journey? Any recommendations?
Years back, we took a ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo, and the crossing
weas very rough. How rough are the seas likely to be on a cruise ship
in the Baltic? What is the best
Dan,
I don't have any idea about cruises, but I'd suggest that you should allow
at the very least 3-4 days in St.-P.
(You won't be bored if you can spend more, say, 1-2 weeks. It's like in Paris.)
Plan at least a day in Petergof (Peterhof), the summer residence of tzars.
Plan to visit
Way OT... There is a site: cruise critic dot com which has more answers to such
questions than you can imagine. Baltic conditions, variations among lines,
among ships, among itineraries, etc. port reviews, tour reviews, etc etc.
stan
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On Aug 1, 2015, at 9:01 AM, Daniel J.
Thanks, Stan. That site sounds very useful!
Dan Matyola
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On Sat, Aug 1, 2015 at 10:05 AM, Stan Halpin
s...@stans-photography.info wrote:
Way OT... There is a site: cruise critic dot com which has more answers to
such questions than you can
Thanks, Igor.
My wife and I did a river cruise in Russia in 1998. We had three days
in Moscow, then a week on the rivers, canals and reservoirs, and
finally 3 days in St Petersburg, Since it was a group tour, we did
didn't have enough time to see everything we wanted to see. We did
make it to
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