Woke this morning to see Balmoral docked and all ready and waiting for the next bunch of passengers.
Balmoral is the largest and newest cruise ship, named after the
Scottish home of the Royal Family. Still smaller than most cruise ships
today, there are 710 cabins and suites and generous public space for
the 1,300 guests on board. Last year in Boudicca we had ample space to wander round and never had any problem finding a seat. Meeting the same people over and over again was also a bonus. Hoping to meet some like minded folk as us but I'm sure, no matter what, we will enjoy ourselves.
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| Medieval Merchant house. Saw this walking toward the port. |
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Well we are now on board. Taxi picked us up at 12 45pm and with very little queuing for the security and check in we got on board by 2pm. Cabin is fabulous with a Starboard facing cabin so hopefully the sun will shine on us during the voyage.
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1 comment:
Hope you both have a great holiday :)
Don't forget to take a photo of you knocking in Balmoral's mooring pins at your first port of call... LOL
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