Sentences with phrase «boarded the ship docked»
When we reached Porto, the second largest city in the country, everyone boarded the ship docked on the Douro River crossed by many scenic bridges.
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Two other ships have docked since the Awassi was held in Fremantle, with the MV Maysora departing for Turkey last week with 77,000 sheep and 9500 cattle on board.
We all slept really well on board the ship, and upon waking we were delighted to see the clear turquoise waters as we docked at Castaway Cay.
The mayors of the tri-cities are on board of an initiative to try to keep the Half Moon replica ship docked locally on the Hudson River.
For the international cruise ship groups that regularly dock in on the Trinity Wharf for a day or two the local tour operators work around the cruise ships timing to ensure all guests on board have time to see the best tours and attractions Cairns has to offer.
On arrival into this classic Portuguese city, transfer to the dock where you board your ship, the exquisite Spirit of Chartwell.
Not only does each cruise dock in ports that are rich with beauty and historical significance, but guests can expect to learn so much on board the ship as well during the variety of lectures that are offered.
When the ship docks you can also savour the destination by relaxing on board, such as on the sundeck with the fresh air or in the panorama lounge.
We boarded a small skiff from our exploration craft (the Uncruise ship Safari Endeavor) and headed instead to the end of Geikie Inlet where there are no trails, buildings, signs, docks or gift shops.
Transit to the site: You'll meet your guide at the George Town Cruise Ship dock and take a short walk to board the Reef Roamer glass bottom boat.
When your cruise ship docks in Las Palmas, climb on board this City Sightseeing hop - on hop - off tour to see the best of this destination at your own pace.
Cruise line actually forced ill party and one traveling companion off the ship as soon as we docked at the next port (which happened to be the only non-US port on our itinerery), saying they didn't have adequate facilities to care for her, which was ridiculous since they had a fully staffed and equipped mini-hospital on board.