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Instead of watching this on webcam.. I am sitting in a window sill at the Shangri la hotel waiting for the Sea Princess to depart on her 84 day circle South America.... with lots of friends on her I am sad that I am not with them.... hope they have a fabulous timeIMG_1484119594.108905.jpg.bf0948af6f00673d5edb292cad49b5a8.jpg

 

 

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Instead of watching this on webcam.. I am sitting in a window sill at the Shangri la hotel waiting for the Sea Princess to depart on her 84 day circle South America.... with lots of friends on her I am sad that I am not with them.... hope they have a fabulous time[ATTACH]401620[/ATTACH]

 

 

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Awww...Jo, I thought you were booked on this one??

Good spot to watch from though:p

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Us too Gut.....Pacific Circle when we can ever get that much leave:rolleyes:

on a Grand Class:p

 

The one that includes Vancouver's 200th celebration and 4th July in LA (or San Fran) looked good, I think that's this years. (I know it was on Golden).

 

We looked long and hard at 2016' but by the time Mrs Gut got along Service leave figured mid ship balconies were gone, so we did circumnavigation of Australia instead.

 

Of course there is also an issue of $$$$$.

 

I just hope the keep offering it for a while.

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The one that includes Vancouver's 200th celebration and 4th July in LA (or San Fran) looked good, I think that's this years. (I know it was on Golden).

 

We looked long and hard at 2016' but by the time Mrs Gut got along Service leave figured mid ship balconies were gone, so we did circumnavigation of Australia instead.

 

Of course there is also an issue of $$$$$.

 

I just hope the keep offering it for a while.

 

Its a great itinerary without doing a World Cruise.

We will have to wait a few years yet, 2 -3 week cruises and our caravanning is all we can manage on 4 weeks annual leave and public holidays.

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Just to make your mouth water heres the full itinerary

Can be done ,89 days from/to Brisbane , 84 days from/to Sydney and also from/to Auckland.

 

 

DatePortArriveDepart

Wed 11/01/17 Sydney / Australia 18:45

Thu 12/01/17 At Sea

Fri 13/01/17 At Sea

Sat 14/01/17 At Sea

Sun 15/01/17 Auckland / New Zealand 07:00 18:00

Mon 16/01/17 At Sea

Tue 17/01/17 At Sea

Wed 18/01/17 Nuku'alofa (Tonga) / South Seas 08:00 17:00

Wed 18/01/17 Date Line 18:00 19:00

Thu 19/01/17 Pago Pago / South Seas 08:00 17:00

Fri 20/01/17 At Sea

Sat 21/01/17 At Sea

Sun 22/01/17 Papeete (Tahiti) / French Polynesia 12:00 23:59

Mon 23/01/17 At Sea

Tue 24/01/17 At Sea

Wed 25/01/17 At Sea

Thu 26/01/17 Pitcairn (Passage) / South Seas 08:00 10:00

Fri 27/01/17 At Sea

Sat 28/01/17 At Sea

Sun 29/01/17 Hangaroa / Easter Island 07:00 17:00

Mon 30/01/17 At Sea

Tue 31/01/17 At Sea

Wed 01/02/17 At Sea

Thu 02/02/17 At Sea

Fri 03/02/17 Valparaiso / Chile 07:00 18:00

Sat 04/02/17 At Sea

Sun 05/02/17 Puerto Montt / Chile 07:00 17:00

Mon 06/02/17 Puerto Chacabuco / Chile 09:00 18:00

Tue 07/02/17 At Sea

Wed 08/02/17 Amalia Glacier (Passage) / Chile 07:00 08:00

Thu 09/02/17 Punta Arenas / Chile 06:00 19:00

Fri 10/02/17 Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego) / Argentina 12:00 20:00

Sat 11/02/17 Passage Cape Hoorn 08:00 09:00

Sun 12/02/17 Port Stanley / Falkland Islands 08:00 18:00

Mon 13/02/17 At Sea

Tue 14/02/17 Puerto Madryn (Patagonia) / Argentina 07:00 17:00

Wed 15/02/17 At Sea

Thu 16/02/17 Montevideo / Uruguay 10:00 19:00

Fri 17/02/17 Buenos Aires / Argentina 08:00

Sat 18/02/17 Buenos Aires / Argentina 14:00

Sun 19/02/17 At Sea

Mon 20/02/17 At Sea

Tue 21/02/17 Rio de Janeiro / Brazil 07:00

Wed 22/02/17 Rio de Janeiro / Brazil 14:00

Thu 23/02/17 At Sea

Fri 24/02/17 Salvador de Bahia / Brazil 09:00 17:00

Sat 25/02/17 At Sea

Sun 26/02/17 Fortaleza / Brazil 13:00 23:59

Mon 27/02/17 At Sea

Tue 28/02/17 At Sea

Wed 01/03/17 At Sea

Thu 02/03/17 At Sea

Fri 03/03/17 Bridgetown (Barbados) / Lesser Antilles 08:00 17:00

Sat 04/03/17 At Sea

Sun 05/03/17 Willemstad (Curaçao) / Netherlands Antilles 08:00 17:00

Mon 06/03/17 At Sea

Tue 07/03/17 Cartagena de Indias / Colombia 07:00 15:00

Wed 08/03/17 Panama Canal (Passage/Cruise) / Panama 06:00 16:30

Thu 09/03/17 At Sea

Fri 10/03/17 Puntarenas / Costa Rica 07:00 19:00

Sat 11/03/17 At Sea

Sun 12/03/17 Manta / Ecuador 09:00 19:00

Mon 13/03/17 At Sea

Tue 14/03/17 Callao (Lima) / Peru 12:00

Wed 15/03/17 Callao (Lima) / Peru 23:00

Thu 16/03/17 At Sea

Fri 17/03/17 At Sea

Sat 18/03/17 At Sea

Sun 19/03/17 At Sea

Mon 20/03/17 At Sea

Tue 21/03/17 At Sea

Wed 22/03/17 At Sea

Thu 23/03/17 At Sea

Fri 24/03/17 At Sea

Sat 25/03/17 Papeete (Tahiti) / French Polynesia 08:00 20:00

Sun 26/03/17 At Sea

Mon 27/03/17 At Sea

Tue 28/03/17 Date Line 12:00 13:00

Wed 29/03/17 Day lost (Due to passing the dateline)

Thu 30/03/17 At Sea

Fri 31/03/17 At Sea

Sat 01/04/17 Auckland / New Zealand 07:00 18:30

Sun 02/04/17 Bay of Islands / New Zealand 07:00 16:00

Mon 03/04/17 At Sea

Tue 04/04/17 At Sea

Wed 05/04/17 Sydney / Australia 07:00

Itinerary - Weather and ship encounters

Traveled Distance: 51,398.06 km/27,752.73 nm

Itinerary may be subject to change at any time.

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What a wonderful adventure for all who are cruising, with lots of interesting ports.

 

9 consecutive sea days wouldn't suit me.

 

I hope they don't have any trouble cruising to Buenos Aires after the Falkland Islands. They were stopping the ships when we were there.

 

Stopping at Papeete, Tahiti only both ways seems strange until you realise it is easy for crew to have a night off there.

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We did the Bris-Syd leg and met a few people that were travelling 84 days. One elderly couple we spoke to yesterday spent paid over $10,000 for travel insurance. They had to take out 2 separate policies and the husbands alone was over $7000.

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We did the Bris-Syd leg and met a few people that were travelling 84 days. One elderly couple we spoke to yesterday spent paid over $10,000 for travel insurance. They had to take out 2 separate policies and the husbands alone was over $7000.

 

Ouch.

 

I'd seriously consider self insurance.

 

The big question is what would a multi tensif thousands dollar medical bill do to you.

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What a wonderful adventure for all who are cruising, with lots of interesting ports.

 

9 consecutive sea days wouldn't suit me.

 

I hope they don't have any trouble cruising to Buenos Aires after the Falkland Islands. They were stopping the ships when we were there. The Princess ships are ok to go to BA, but the Brit ships, Cunard/P&O are not allowed into BA if they intend calling at the Falklands. Now they are all Carinval Corp ships - American, so work that one out !!

 

Stopping at Papeete, Tahiti only both ways seems strange until you realise it is easy for crew to have a night off there.

We called into Falklands - tendered, sorry the Malvinas on Golden Princess in March 2015, no problems. Just don't mention the word Falklands when one is in Argentina !!

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Bon Voyage,

 

ACA had a segment about cruising on Princess and doing some of these world cruises and such. It was more of an info-mercial but what can you expect from ACA.

 

 

I loved it.... probably because we have cruised with Wayne and Joan on a couple of occasions.....[emoji14]

 

 

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Ouch.

 

I'd seriously consider self insurance.

 

The big question is what would a multi tensif thousands dollar medical bill do to you.

 

Self Insurance????

Risky....we had friends many years ago and the husband had a heart attack at Niagra Falls. She had to fly home and sell the house.:eek::eek:

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