Info/research site: new to me!

[cbb]

For those of you who enjoy researching your cruise I stumbled on a site that was new to me. I thought I'd pass it on as it answers immediately many of my initial questions.

 

Since we're signed up for RTW16 I've passed it on to my roll call. Hope some of you find it valuable! c

 

whatsinport.com

[buggins0402]

For those of you who enjoy researching your cruise I stumbled on a site that was new to me. I thought I'd pass it on as it answers immediately many of my initial questions.

 

Since we're signed up for RTW16 I've passed it on to my roll call. Hope some of you find it valuable! c

 

whatsinport.com

 

Thanks so much for this link! It's a while until our next cruise, since we've circled some land trips for 2015. But, we do have a deposit on a Marina

June 2016. It's going to some areas we've never been along the Atlantic side of Portugal, Spain and France - with some lesser known ports (Ferrol and Brest). This website looks really helpful as a place to start.

[LHT28]

another one to add to your list

http://www.use-it.travel/cities

it is geared to young budget minded but there is some useful info

 

http://www.inyourpocket.com/

[buggins0402]

another one to add to your list

http://www.use-it.travel/cities

it is geared to young budget minded but there is some useful info

 

http://www.inyourpocket.com/

 

Thanks for the additional links Lyn.....hey wait a second, did you just infer I'm old??:D

[LHT28]

.hey wait a second, did you just infer I'm old??:D

 

ME ??? Never :D

[Lane412000]

Thanks for those links, pretty neat sites.

 

Now, if someone has private tour links for Jamestown, St. Helena :D

[Mura]

I always check out the OP's link for general information, but like this one for information about how many ships are in port on the day you are ... it can be very enlightening!

 

http://ports.cruisett.com/