producegirl

My husband usually needs to go to the Doctors because he gets sea sick. They charge around $100.00 which they put on your ship board account and then we turn it in to our insurance company after we get home. Sometimes we get our money back and sometimes we don't. I do know one thing...on Caribbean Princess my cousin needed to see the doctor for two visits. They did not charge him for the second visit as it was related to the first visit. And the medicines are MUCH cheaper on the ship than at home.

Hopes this helps a little?

This site is interesting, gives what you're looking for I believe.

 

http://www.cruisecal.com/dnn/Default.aspx?tabid=27

Thanks, that is a terrific web site. I looked up all my stops and what ships would also be in port. Found out a lot of the ports we will have to ourselves.

I love this site!!!!!!!

Cruising Friends!

I don't know how to thank all of you for the web sites!!! Since this is my first big venture across the sea...I really had no idea where to begin. I have had as much fun researching the sites as I did planning the trip.

I love RCCL and am really looking forward to my first trip on "The Brilliance". I've seen her docked in Miami and she looks georgeous!!

When I get back I will sure share all of my adventures with all of you.

Thanks again!!!!!

I don't know if I can thank you enough for all of your wonderful info on the different tour sites. Now I just need someone to post for the Greek stops and I'll be all set.

Once again...thank you, thank you, thank you!:p