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On 9/3/2022 at 2:37 PM, LHT28 said:

Maybe it will change by Oct  but as of today according to the Canadian government site

as per the statement in my post above  also pretest required  if the ship stops in Canada  at any point in the cruise

See the link above

I am confused. This page https://travel.gc.ca/travel-covid/travel-restrictions/covid-vaccinated-travellers-entering-canada says

Pre-entry testing is not required

Pre-entry tests are not required for fully vaccinated travellers entering Canada by land, air or water. You must still use ArriveCAN within 72 hours before your arrival to Canada.

But as others have pointed out, the Canadian government has another page that says a pre-test is required if entering Canada on a cruise. 
 

anyone on a Canada cruise in September?

Is there a way to see what Olife package I selected?  I believe I have free excursions and have selected the excursions.  But looking at my "pre-purchases", it looks like they are charging me for the excursions.  Thanks!

I called Silverseas and was told to go to Marittima. She did say that the eticket should be clearer now. I have not received our tickets.

Thanks for the responses.  According to my TA, we are to check in at Fusima. Has anyone heard directly from Silversea or their TA otherwise. I will try calling Silversea. Or we may go to Marittima first. If we can't check in there, then take a taxi to Fusina. By the way, this if for the embarking Venice on Oct 14.

From TA:

We asked the group coordinator at  Silver Sea about guests arriving prior to embarkation and here was their reply:

What about the guests going in early before embarkation day? Are they to make their way to the Fusina pier on their own and be tested there right?  

A-Yes .

You will not be able to check in at the previous Marittima port.

Can anyone confirm where we should go to check in if we are to transferring from the airport?  We will be in Venice for a couple of days prior to the cruise.  Do we check in at Marittima or Furisma?  My travel agent is checking.

Assuming that we will be able to take the Douro river cruise in May 2021.  I'm trying to figure out what we should do before/after the cruise.  Going from the Washington DC area. We have not been to Portugal so am thinking about take some extra days to explore.  What should we do?  Fly to or from Lisbon or just spend extra days in Porto?   If we fly to/from Lisbon, how should we get to/from Porto?  Thanks in advance!

Maybe you can research the ports and plan some of the sites/activities to do, so you're parents aren't taking you to places you're not as interested in.