Mediterranean by Cruise Ship: The Complete Guide to Mediterranean Cruising
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (699 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1927747139 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 368 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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About the Author Anne Vipond, author of several guidebooks to cruising, draws on a sailing background to impart her enthusiasm for cruise travel. . From her home port of Vancouver, she travels extensively by cruise ship with her husband and two sons. Her cruising articles have been published in magazines and newspapers throughout North America and overseas
From her home port of Vancouver, she travels extensively by cruise ship with her husband and two sons. . Her cruising articles have been published in magazines and newspapers throughout North America and overseas. Anne Vipond, author of several guidebooks to cruising, draws on a sailing background to impart her enthusiasm for cruise travel
Beaches, impressive scenery and a variety of rich cultures make the Mediterranean a perennial draw for travellers. Covers the art, history and background of societies that continue to influence the world. The Mediterranean remains the dream destination of every cruiser. Covers eastern and western itineraries. Includes hundreds of color photos and several dozen maps that capture the essence of each locale.. Color maps show exactly where the ships dock for each port. The new 7th edition includes updates and additions to all ports of this exciting cruise destination. Practical tips on getting around, recommended shore excursions as well as shopping and restaura
PeteEd said A comparison of Anne Vipon and Rick Steves' Mediterranean Cruise books. I bought Anne Vipond's "Mediterranean By Cruise Ship" (6th ed.) and Rick Steve's "Mediterranean Cruise Ports" (A comparison of Anne Vipon and Rick Steves' Mediterranean Cruise books I bought Anne Vipond's "Mediterranean By Cruise Ship" (6th ed.) and Rick Steve's "Mediterranean Cruise Ports" (3rd ed.) in anticipation of my first Mediterranean cruise this coming May. I'm posting the same review on each book's page to compare them, as they present two quite different approaches to preparing for your cruise. At the outset, I emphasize that each book has its merits and shortcomings and I fou. rd ed.) in anticipation of my first Mediterranean cruise this coming May. I'm posting the same review on each book's page to compare them, as they present two quite different approaches to preparing for your cruise. At the outset, I emphasize that each book has its merits and shortcomings and I fou. Amazon Customer said Great book, especially for first time cruisers.. This book is particularly good for folks who are planning thier first cruise. There is lot of really great information, suggestions, and cautions that are all very valid. I can say this because I'm about to embark on my 10th cruise. I purchased the book to learn about the areas we are going to visit this winter and found that the information provided gave great background and history on the area, as well as . Wayne F. Velicer said Limited usable information for cruise ship passangers.. Limited in the information a cruise ship passenger would want. Focus on larger cites like Venice when we need information about smaller ports.