sweby Posted August 25 #1 Share Posted August 25 Hi All, given Marella are no longer going to Asia, despite alternative shipping routes home, wouldn't it be great if some some of the older itineraries were restored, eg United States; Iceland and Norway, South America. I have been fortunate enough to cover Eastern and Western Med, also Canaries many times. I missed out on the Far East Itinerary, but there is a big wide world out there, and still lots for me to discover. Top of my list it United States I think, so come on Tui, bring in something new. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sheera07 Posted August 25 #2 Share Posted August 25 Yes I totally agree, we were lucky enough to do both the Asia and the USA itineraries,they were amazing, They certainly need to be looking elsewhere. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare dronnygirl Posted August 25 #3 Share Posted August 25 Completely agree. We did sail with Marella from Newcastle and it was lovely but I don't think they will sail from there again We would like to see different places like the Azores and Portugal. We're also fancying a round Britain cruise taking in the Scottish islands and Ireland. In June we sailed with Princess to the Baltic and we would definitely like to go there again, it's definitely made us look at other companies as it's the itineraries that are important for us Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
howmuch! Posted August 28 #4 Share Posted August 28 I think you should look at Ambassador. They cover all those places on various cruises from UK. Only issue for us is the number of sea days if going south Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
paularmstrong Posted September 11 #5 Share Posted September 11 Agreed , We have now moved on to P@O where they include your local airport to cruise port destination . We did also try Fred Olsen in May from Newcastle to Norway Fjords , did not know what to expect and was a bit reluctant but loved it . Yes an older ship but immaculate great food and service as cruising used to be . Smooth seas and 26 degrees throughout , could not fault and will do it again Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Manchester is blue Posted September 11 #6 Share Posted September 11 We agree. We have just returned from an Alaska cruise. Marella don’t have such itineraries so went with NCL. It’s the first time we have sailed with NCL and found they compared very, very favourably against Marella. As a result we may well choose them again prior to looking at Marella. They also had fridges…… Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
suech1970 Posted Saturday at 08:04 AM #7 Share Posted Saturday at 08:04 AM On 9/11/2024 at 4:08 PM, Manchester is blue said: We agree. We have just returned from an Alaska cruise. Marella don’t have such itineraries so went with NCL. It’s the first time we have sailed with NCL and found they compared very, very favourably against Marella. As a result we may well choose them again prior to looking at Marella. They also had fridges…… Don’t miss out on the Far East just because Marella ain’t selling there! We had Far East booked with Marella for 2021 and cancelled due to Covid. When we came to rebook for Jan this year, we decided that NCL had better itinerary and sailed with them. Actually cost less than what we had previously booked and the ship was full of Brits, usually predominantly Americans. Seems a lot of Marella cruisers are jumping ship to NCL as style of cruising is the same, relaxed and the cost very competitive. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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