steve_c

It's awesome that you're planning ahead for your cruise with your sister! I totally get wanting to make sure everything's sorted early, especially with her needing a routine. 1. Taking a powerboard sounds smart, especially with all the devices. I think your USB plug should cover everything, but it's good to have a backup plan. 2. For learning about Melanesian culture in Noumea, besides the cultural center, you might consider checking out local markets or any cultural events happening during your visit. Snorkeling at Signal Island sounds like a blast! 3. Sundays can be tricky for sure. While some places might open for cruise visitors, it's best to check with your cruise line or contact the places you're interested in. The duty-free store should be open, but it's always good to confirm if they'll sell alcohol on Sundays. 4. The cruise ship should store any alcohol you purchase in New Caledonia, even if it's not from the duty-free store, until you return to Sydney.

So, if you're thinking about cruising from Anchorage to Vancouver and then taking an Amtrak train to Portland, you'll need to get a passport, even if you're not flying. This applies to all international travel by sea. Your original birth certificates and driver's licenses won't cut it.

From my experience, table minimums can vary quite a bit depending on the casino and the time of day. You could also visit during off-peak hours, as minimums are often lower then. I play on online casino, and I think it's more convenient. I personally recommend the best online casino in Japan , they have a wide variety of games, so you will have plenty to choose from.