Okay, so maybe you want to take a cruise after all. What will you need? Sometimes you won't know until you are out in the middle of the ocean. Don't sweat it! Here's a handy guide to help you out. You can also download a printer-friendly version here. Bon voyage gorgeous!
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Carnival Cruise Lines : My First (and Last) Time Cruising
To boot, only having a pair of hours to explore a place isn't really what I'm trying to do. When we docked at Grand Turk Island (Cockburn Town), all I could see was a block of overpriced shops. BORING. It was so hot we spent our time beneath a canopy. By the time we went to check out the taxis, we didn't have enough time to tour the rest of the town.
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Cruising 101: What You Should Know Before You Book Your First Cruise
Where are the activities?! On the Carnival Victory, the pool was the size of an inflatable backyard pool. It had one waterslide which was broken for most of the trip. There's a gym, I guess. If you like to do sing-a-longs, I guess you'd be alright.
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#BXLOVE Saint-Gilles/Sint-Gilles : Love at First Bite
“So, besides frites what else do people here around here?”, I asked. He chuckles and begins to tell me about the kebabs, and chocolate. The narrow streets cluttered with bikes and other cars hardly allowed space for his vehicle, but he somehow managed to get me right to the door. I thank him for his conversation and superb driving skills as he pulls my bags out the car.
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OUIBUS or NONBUS: Late to Bruxelles + Lost in Paris
Initially, I was supposed to head down south to Toulouse to see some friends. When that fell through, as in I never received a response to confirm, I was looking for another place to visit for a few days that was still close enough to Paris since I was set to depart from Charles De Gaulle. In just a matter of days, the Thalys train ticket was at about €100 (approximately $ 117 USD) one-way. This was a no-brainer. I needed a cheap ticket out of Paris.
