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21 hours ago, roger b said:

Hi , it is a 14 min walk from where you get off the bux , look at google maps will give you everything  you need 

Thanks Roger,

I will check out the google map.

On 4/26/2022 at 2:58 AM, roger b said:

Hi , i just replied on the roll call,  the easy way get a bus from the main bus station which you can walk to if you are staying in the old town ,it is the 501 and takes about 1 hour and cost around 10 eu

Thanks Roger,

I will check out the bus schedule.  Do you know if the museum is within walking distance to the bus terminal in Manacor?

Hi Roger,

We will  be in Palma for a few days in November and looking to visit the Rafa Nadal museum in Manacor.  We will be staying in Old Town without a car.  What would be the best way to get there?  It does not look like the tours will be running after Oct.

Thanks for your help

Roger B

We will be arriving in Mallorca on the Oceania Nov. 22.  We are

planning to visit the Rafa Nadal academy and Museum in Manacor.

Will we be able to get a taxi at the port or do we need to reserve in advance?  Also, are the fares at a fixed rate?
Another option would be to rent a car for the day.  Would you recommend that?
Thanks for your help,

Carol

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Does Oceania provide a shuttle from the port in Mallorca to the city center?

Is there a shuttle in Monte Carlo?

Sorry, posted this to the wrong roll call.

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Thanks for the info. Hopefully they won’t make a last minute change. See you all onboard tomorrow.

Carol [emoji274]

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Hmmmm.....didn't think of that. May just try calling and asking.

 

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Does anyone have a current list of the bottled wine package being offered?

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