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6 hours ago, Jules618 said:
Anyone traveling on the Royal Princess to New Zealand and Australia 2/28/2025?
Here is the roll call thread for that sailing
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It was on the evening TV news, a few more details here https://cruisepassenger.com.au/news/pos-pacific-explorer-assists-in-rescue/
and their track from Cruisemapper.
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32 minutes ago, lyndarra said:
Cape Kidnappers, near Napier. Place of an internationally known cliff top golf course. I recall reading a report of a cruise tour in the vicinity which was excellent but I can't remember the details of why it was. Been there about five times, land and sea.
Correct - your turn.
Not only place of a golf course but also home to the largest and most accessible gannet colony in the world which was the destination of the shore excursion when I took the photo.
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6 hours ago, richwmn said:
In addition, you mention a capacity of 150 for the life boats. I just remembered, I believe there are two capacities listed, 150 for tender operations and a substantially larger capacity for use as a life boat.
Just looked at my Noordam photos. It states 120 tender/150 lifeboat for the mixed duty ones and 150 for the dedicated lifeboat ones. The capacities may be different on the newer/larger vessels.
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51 minutes ago, qbay46 said:
not that lighthouse, but correct state
How about Vlamingh Head?
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Cape Inscription lighthouse, WA?
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2 hours ago, teamflames said:
Hi, I am trying to use the HAL website (in Australia) but on both my iPhone and iPad I can’t get past the page where you select cabin type. Are others having this problem?
Which browser are you using? I'm also in Australia. No problem with Firefox on Android tablet
ETA: Also working OK on Chrome.
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On 3/20/2024 at 12:13 PM, MicCanberra said:
My wife's Uncle was going to NZ years ago, had a British passport, but he was a permanent resident. He was told at the airport to get a visa/ permission to return first or he would had trouble coming back to Australia. They missed the flight and went a few days later.
Australian non-citizens who are permanent residents need a 'resident return visa' to re-enter Australia.
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@hammo This is the relevant website https://www.travellerdeclaration.govt.nz/
It's the equivalent of the Australian orange incoming passenger card. Everyone has to complete it, even New Zealanders.
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17 minutes ago, qbay46 said:
How about Launceston, TAS
Not there either.
More of the wooden 'people' can be found around the place.
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7 minutes ago, qbay46 said:
Hobart, Tasmania
Not Hobart
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28 minutes ago, cruiser3775 said:
Thanks. I must admit to enlisting Mr Google's help (goat mascot bearskin hats) which brought up the answer in the first image. New photo shortly.
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Quebec City, Canada
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5 hours ago, cruiser3775 said:
Qantas and Insure & Go
I looked at Covermore, but their quote is much higher.
There are also a couple of travel insurers who won't even quote you a price until less than 120 days before you depart, if you are over a certain age. That means I wouldn't be able to book flights (to get to the cruise) until four months out, which might prove to be much more expensive than if I booked it now.
Why are you having issues with Insure and Go? I used them for a domestic cruise last December and from what I can see if you choose 'Cruise' and then 'Domestic' you get just what you need.
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3 minutes ago, Yaya_in_Oz said:
I didn’t realise Port Arthur was an iffy tender.
We also missed Port Arthur last week on Noordam due to high winds and swell (same as in Nov 2018).
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4 hours ago, VMax1700 said:
Phone on Android working ok (v4.35.0)
duplicate 🙁
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4 hours ago, VMax1700 said:
Phone on Android working ok (v4.35.0)
Same for me.
Question about Club Orange
in Holland America Line
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Fresh orange juice is definitely included in the CO room service breakfast (as part of a mimosa and/or on its own).