mommykim

I am seriously considering doing a Northern Lights cruise in March but I have a question about the food onboard. I know it is locally sourced but I have a severe seafood allergy. Basically if it lives in the ocean I cannot eat it. Too much iodine. I am also not a very good vegetarian. Will there be enough for me to eat on a 14 day cruise? I do not need fancy, just edible.

The only problem is I want to visit the Copper River Lodge and the only tour that does it is a self driving one that cannot actually reach it next year because the road is out. I called and was told I would have to do either the 15 or 17 guided tours to get to that lodge.

I am looking to book a cruisetour for next year and am looking for some advice from those of you who have done it. I am thinking of the 17 day because I want to visit Copper River but I also see they have a 15 day National Park explorer one. My main reason for doing this is to visit more of Alaska and most importantly the National Parks. Wondering what 15 - 17 day tours you've done and why it's better than others? Thanks in advance for your help.

Has anyone traveled to Israel recently and did you have to buy a specific Covid insurance policy? My husband and I both have Allianz yearly policies with the Covid rider but we're not sure if we have to buy another policy??? Any help greatly appreciated.

I was on Regatta last month for 22 days and there was music in Horizons every night. It seemed the number of people depended on the theme of the night.

Peter Tredgett. His first Oceania cruise was 5/3/22 so he's not been with them long. he's on the Regatta and came over from Princess.

Peter is now on Regatta replacing I think Julie who retired. He came over from Princess and his first cruise was in May. He was very good.