5000$ 10 days vacation for 2 where do you go ?
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wimp_bizkuit
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Cruise in Europe.
You can go for like 8-10 day cruise, and then spend another few days in the port of the city you took the cruise.
You can get the best of both worlds. During the day, you visit the city, and at night, not stress, relax in the boat with great entertainment.
On sea days, you can just get tanned and enjoy the sun.
This one looks nice (greek island cruise, taken from Barcelona, 18-30 september). It's inside room, but if your budget allows, you could upgrade for an ocean view/balcony.
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/12-day-g...ryCode=SPIRIT12BCNTLNLIVCIVNAPJMKISTKUSPIRVCE
7-day cruise of greek islands, from Venice, looks sweet too!
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/7-day-gr...Page=1&&itineraryCode=JADE7VCECFUJTRJMKKAKVCE
This one too:
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/7-day-we...e=1&&itineraryCode=EPIC7BCNNAPCIVLIVCEQPMIBCN
You can go for like 8-10 day cruise, and then spend another few days in the port of the city you took the cruise.
You can get the best of both worlds. During the day, you visit the city, and at night, not stress, relax in the boat with great entertainment.
On sea days, you can just get tanned and enjoy the sun.
This one looks nice (greek island cruise, taken from Barcelona, 18-30 september). It's inside room, but if your budget allows, you could upgrade for an ocean view/balcony.
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/12-day-g...ryCode=SPIRIT12BCNTLNLIVCIVNAPJMKISTKUSPIRVCE
7-day cruise of greek islands, from Venice, looks sweet too!
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/7-day-gr...Page=1&&itineraryCode=JADE7VCECFUJTRJMKKAKVCE
This one too:
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/7-day-we...e=1&&itineraryCode=EPIC7BCNNAPCIVLIVCEQPMIBCN
moi je veux faire affaire avec eux pour ma blonde et moi quand le budget va le permettre, c'est sur faut aimer la voile http://libertecatamaran.com/
ouin I know mais j'aime pas me tenir avec le ptit peuple
that's exactly what i was looking at the 7 day cruise from veniceCruise in Europe.
You can go for like 8-10 day cruise, and then spend another few days in the port of the city you took the cruise.
You can get the best of both worlds. During the day, you visit the city, and at night, not stress, relax in the boat with great entertainment.
On sea days, you can just get tanned and enjoy the sun.
This one looks nice (greek island cruise, taken from Barcelona, 18-30 september). It's inside room, but if your budget allows, you could upgrade for an ocean view/balcony.
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/12-day-g...ryCode=SPIRIT12BCNTLNLIVCIVNAPJMKISTKUSPIRVCE
7-day cruise of greek islands, from Venice, looks sweet too!
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/7-day-gr...Page=1&&itineraryCode=JADE7VCECFUJTRJMKKAKVCE
This one too:
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/7-day-we...e=1&&itineraryCode=EPIC7BCNNAPCIVLIVCEQPMIBCN
autre chose, Croisiere = trappe a touriste.
Je ne parle pas des bateaux mais plus tot des port ou il y a toujours 50 vendeur de cossins/arnaqueur/taxi/faut chauffeur privé etc... qui t'attende.
Je prefere les vacances hors sentier batu
Lexus
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For that time of the year, a Greek Islands cruise is probably one of the best destinations if you're looking for a bit of everything.
I'd avoid the Caribbean simply because it's hurricane season and well....you never know. You're not on a very tight budget so why take the chance.
I'd avoid the Caribbean simply because it's hurricane season and well....you never know. You're not on a very tight budget so why take the chance.
wimp_bizkuit
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Not really, depends on the reputation of the cruise. Most of the European cruises are at least 7-10 days...
Usually, the cheaper cruises (Carnival, Norwigean) attract a younger clientele, and more expensive cruises tend to attract older people (Regent Seven Seas, SIlver Star, Princess).
wimp_bizkuit
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Oui, c'est trappe à touristes si tu book tous tes excursions avec le bateau ou on the spot.
Si tu réserves par toi-même à certains endroits avant de partir, tu peux avoir de quoi de potable, pas trop bondé de monde.
Pour OP, il cherche un séjour de 10 jours... c'est évident qu'il ne va pas faire de back-pack et coucher dans des auberges de jeunesse, d'où la raison pourquoi je lui propose la croisière.
C'est proablement le meilleur rapport visite/temps, avec un peu de tout, sans giga-préparation avant le voyage.
Lolll LG is that you?
quand je parlais de ''hors des sentier batu'' je voulais dire différent de ce que les gens fond. du genre louer une villa sur le bord de la mer ou un surf trip de luxe meme un safari photo etc...toujours dans le confort evidemment
*VR6*
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Parce qu'en Italie il y a beaucoup de MUST SEE assez éloignés les uns des autres, et l'Italie étant une destination pas mal cher, tu vas pas y retourner 5 fois ca va revenir pas mal plus cher...
Mais bon c'est vrai que c'est jamais assez long mais en Italie 3 semaines tu as le temps de voir pas mal d'incontournables, 6 semaines tu peux faire le tour de l'italie :bigup:
sgsr20
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Les croisieres cest pas tourist trap sauf si tu suis les milliers de touristes a bord...
Get up early, beat the crowds to get off the boat, get the hell out of the port, but most importantly, know what you wanna do at the port of call you are docking at!
Get a couple travel guides (Lonely Planet, Rough Guide...) & research online, then you know what you wanna see... For carribean cruises, hire a local for the day & tour the hell out of the place. For Europe, most the time you can rely on public transport. Doing it yourself for excursions is the way to go!
Also, NCL does an amazing Hawaiian cruise where you can see 4 islands over 7 days (Pride of America); rent a car on each island & you can easily steer free of the so-called tourist traps & you can check out Honolulu before or after the cruise for a couple of days...
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/9-day-ha...e=HAWBUNCRZLNDHAPRIDE_AMER7HNLOGGITOKOANWKHNL
Get up early, beat the crowds to get off the boat, get the hell out of the port, but most importantly, know what you wanna do at the port of call you are docking at!
Get a couple travel guides (Lonely Planet, Rough Guide...) & research online, then you know what you wanna see... For carribean cruises, hire a local for the day & tour the hell out of the place. For Europe, most the time you can rely on public transport. Doing it yourself for excursions is the way to go!
Also, NCL does an amazing Hawaiian cruise where you can see 4 islands over 7 days (Pride of America); rent a car on each island & you can easily steer free of the so-called tourist traps & you can check out Honolulu before or after the cruise for a couple of days...
http://www.ncl.com/cruises/9-day-ha...e=HAWBUNCRZLNDHAPRIDE_AMER7HNLOGGITOKOANWKHNL
Lexus
Moderator
On a fait exactement ca pour Grand Turk (Turks & Caicos). We put a group together with some of the people at our dining table, got off the boat, negotiated with a local guy that had a little van, toured the whole island for like 25$-30$/couple.
Some of the excursions offered on ships are cool but all of their excursions are overpriced!
