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Bonjour,

je pars faire un tour du monde à partir du mois d'Octobre 2004, et je serais en Amérique du sud à partir de janvier-février. Pour l'instant j'ai prévu dans mon itinéraire de faire le Chili puis l'Argentine et enfin le Brésil. Ce choix vous paraît il judicieux ? Si non quel itinéraire faire ? Je pensais faire du Chili en Argentine par le bus en partant vers le sud du chili et en remontant l'argentine pour prendre l'avion ensuite de Bueono Aires jusqu'à Sao paulo.

Tous vos conseils sont les bienvenus.

Merci

Bonjour,

Je souhaiterai faire une petit voyage de quinze jours en tunisie cet été, mais n'ayant pas pour le moment les finances de réserver via un tour operator, je me demande si les offres de dernières minutes proposer en juillet sont attractives...

Je vois bcp d'offre en ce moment très très abordables, je pense qu'en été elles le sont moins, mais est ce que ça vaut quand même le coup ?

Si certains d'entre vous peuvent me donner des ordres de prix, je suis prenante !

Merci à tous pour votre aide 😉

Bonsoir tout le monde!

Peut-être que l'un de vous pourrait m'éclairer sur le climat en République Dominicaine et plus particulièrement au mois de septembre car je souhaiterais partir à cette période.

D'après les infos que j'ai pu recueillir sur divers sites, il semblerait que c'est à cette période que les ouagans font leur apparitions alors!...🤪

J'aimerais connaître le témoignage d'une personne étant déjà partie en septembre en République Dominicaine pour pouvoir me faire une rapide opinion. 😇

Merci d'avance pour votre aide!!!!😉

Bonjour,

J'envisage de partir en Italie une semaine en août, mais le prix des circuits est très élevé.

Quelqu'un pourrait-il me faire part de ses bons plans? Les villes et sites, musées, etc, à visiter absolument, un plan de route, les hôtels clean pas chers dans chaque ville visitée, où danser, où bien manger...

Merci d'avance.

Coco

Bonjour à tous !

Comme précisé dans les différentes discussion, je pars donc pour la Thaïlande le 30 octobre (dans 231 jours 🙂!) et je voulais savoir quelles sont les choses que je pourrais trouver et ramener, on m'a parlée de vêtements vraiment pas cher pour nous européens ... est-ce vrai ?

A part cela, dans mon circuit il est prévu une promenade à dos d'éléphant ainsi qu'une descente de rivière sur un lit de bambou ... le problème voyez-vous c'est que je ne sais pas nager... et l'idée d'avoir une étendue d'eau autour de moi m'angoisse déjà ...

Pour ceux qui l'ont déjà fait, pouvez-vous me dire comment cela se passe exactement ?

D'avance, merci.

Myriam

J'ai découvert récemment l'existence des iles de Sao Tomé et Principe et maintenant ça me fait réver. D'après ce que j'ai vu sur Sao Tomé on y trouve une végétation luxuriante, plantations de cafè et cacao, de belle plages, possibilité d'y voir des tortues ou des baleines suivant la saison. Quelqu'un y est-il déjà aller et peut-il m'en dire un peu plus. Les fonds marins sont-ils beaux, quelles sont les conditions d'hébergement et de déplacement... Je n'ai rien trouvé sur Principe, est-ce que ça veut dire qu'il n'y y à rien?

Merci d'avance pour vos infos.

est ce une erreur d'arriver à bombay???vaut'il pas mieux aller à madras ou goa car je n'ai que 3 semaines???

En faut-il?

Si oui comment?

Merci.

Bonjour, Nous projtons de faire un TDM à vélo en 2006.(Budget 11000 euros. Avons déjà Départ prévu 01/08/2006 retour 15/07/2007. (nos VTT, remorques, tente...) Nous pensons effectuer le trajet suivant : (qu'en pensez-vous?) du 01/08 au 15/09 Nîmes Venise Zagreb La macédoine Athenes Vol Athenes - Bombay du 15/09 au 15/11 Bombay - Jodhpur Japour Agra Benares Calcuta Vol Calcuta - Hanoi du 15/11 au 30/01/07 Hanoi - Saigon Phnom-pen Bangkok et descente sur Kuala-lumpur vol Kuala lumpur - perth ou darwin (hésitation...) du 30/01 au 15/04 : Perth (ou Darwin) - Sydney Vol sydney - San Diego puis SD -Montréal en 3 mois (du 15/04 au 15/07). Réaliste comme projet? Merci pour vos commentaires. Véloment votre!

salut, je pars pour 6 mois (russie, mongolie, chine) et souhaite faire des diapos. C'est la première fois que je vais utiliser ce support... Ceci dit je souhaitais savoir s'il est possible de trouver des pellicules dans les pays traverser histoire d'éviter de tout trimballer... Sinon quel conseil pour la diapo (marque, iso...) Merci d'éclairer le néophyte que je suis...

Actuellement dans l'info, j'ai le projet de me reconvertir et m'installer en Argentine (Pampa, Patagonie...), achat d'un epetite estancia par exemple...

Quelqu'un a-t-il déjà tenté (et réussi) cette "expérience" ? Ou bien quelques infos à me donner si vous avez parcouru ce pays...

Dominique

J'ai comme principe de visiter que les pays dont je connais la langue.

C'est en partie une question de respect pour les gens, mais c'est aussi une question de sécurité. Le français ou l'anglais n'ont aucune utilité dans de nombreux coins du monde. On oublie souvent que dans cet "ère de mondialisation" 90% des gens de la planète ne vont pas plus loin que leur "dépanneur" et n'ont aucune utilité pour une langue étrangère.

Vous ne trouvez pas que le commerce mondial du tourisme (inclut le tourisme écologique, social, extrême sport etc.) ne fait qu'éroder les limites du monde de nombreuses cultures avec des cabanes ou hôtels dédiés aux touristes et d'imposer sur leur culture une langue "internationale", que ce soit le français, l'anglais, l'espagnol, le portugais, le russe, le japonais, thai...

Je me suis rendu compte que d'étudier l'espagnol ne fait que soutenir la classe hispanophone dominant d'anciennes culture nobles, celles que les Conquistadores ont soumises : Mayas, Toltèques, Olmèques, Incas, Quechuas...

Maintenant que j'apprends le japonais, je ne voudrais pas contacter les "pauvres" Ainus dont le pays et la culture a été réduit à quelques milliers de personnes à Hokkaido, à la veille de leur disparition.

Le tourisme n'est pas un droit international. Dans bien des cas, ça ne fait que répondre à des basses obsessions commerciales qui donnent des "jobs minables qu'ils auraient pas autrement". Les voyageurs se motivent avec le prétexte de "voir les gens dans leur milieu". Mais qui a invité ces gens à observer les gens dans leur misère ?

Qu'en pensez-vous ?

Bonsoir à tous!

je suis désespéremment à la recherche de LA formule miracle qui nous permettrait de passer une ou deux semaines aux caraïbes dans un hotel avec un club enfant pour pouvoir se reposer 2-3 heures par jour. connaissez-vous un hôtel qui propose un club pour les enfants de 2 ans et demi? La plupart commencent à 4 ans. Nous avions pensé à la République Dominicaine mais il y a tant d'avis divergents sur la qualité des hôtels all-inclusive et les maladies que nous sommes ouverts à toute bonne idée (nous regardons aussi les croisières ...)

Merci de me conseiller, nous souhaitons partir début décembre.

😉

Je souhaiterais organiser un voyage de 2 ou 3 semaines en islande et j'aimerais donc savoir quel budget prevoir.Est ce qu'il y a des vols charters et a quel prix?Est il vrai que le vie est presque 2 fois plus chere qu'en france?Quels sont les meilleurs periodes pour s'y rendre?

merci de me faire profiter de vos experiences

🙂 Ciao!!!

je pars 16 jours en Thaillande(début aout) avec mon copain (18-19ans et pas un rond...)

on pense rester à Bkk 2-3jours et ensuite partir vers le sud.

😛 ce qu'on cherche c'est un endroit cool avec +tot des jeunes mais pas trop de touristes quand meme (allergie aux familles entassées ds hotels en béton)

c'et pk on a pensé à phan ngan (full moon, bungalows pas chers...)

c est une bonne idée???si vous avez mieux à conseiller...

et pour y aller depuis bkk? on nous a conseillé le train...

on peut reserver depuis ou? c'est combien environ? bcp de départs ou pas? et combien de temps?

😛 Ultime question:

j ai recu un superbe appareil photos numérique dernier modèle, parfait pour rendre tout le monde jaloux de nos vacances en septembre...

le problème c' est pour le recharger...

je viens de suisse, et je pense pas que les prises d'éléctricitée thai et celle de suisse sont compatible... est-ce qu'on peut acheter des addaptateur? Ou? et combien environ?

et puisque on va loue un bungalows sans comfort(budjet limite) il y aurait moyen de trouver un prise quand meme?

merci à tous et bonne vacances!!!!!😎😎😎

Quelqu'un pourrait il me dire quel hotel choisir du coté de Punta Cana sachant que le budjet serrait de 2500€ maximum

Merci d'avance pour les réponses

Jen4

je suis infirmiere et j ai fait une mission humanitaire en inde du sud de 2 mois et je voudrais recommencer cette experience, voir pour l'avenir creer une assocation si vous etes interesse n esitez pas!!!

... ou le pouce, pour nos amis québécois.

Un bon moyen de voyager pour pas cher, tout en faisant des rencontres intéressantes, puisque par définition, ceux qui prennent sont des originaux. Evidemment, on peut tomber sur des gars un peu jetés, mais c'est aussi ce qui fait le piment du voyage. Pour ma part, j'ai pas mal expérimenté ce moyen, et j'en garde de très bon souvenirs. Entre le couple de retraités super sympas qui nous donnent des oranges au moment de nous quitter, le mafioso en mercédès noire qui roule à 180 et qui paye en liquide avec des liasses de billets de 200 € au péage, les camionneurs-bricoleurs-ingénieur-recycleurs ayant trois nationalité et parlant quatre langues à la frontière espagnole, etc... on ne s'ennuie pas! A faire à deux (deux filles, ou un mec et une fille) ou un mec seul. Deux mecs, j'ai fait, mais c'est plus dur de se faire prendre (même si j'ai fait ça plusieurs fois). Une fille seule, à ne pas faire. Deux filles, succès assuré et pas si dangereux.

Vos avis? Vos récits de stop?

Hi, I’m about to go on a cruise on the Costa Smeralda but I’ve never been on a cruise before. Could anyone share the à-la-carte drink menu? I’d like to know if the prices are excessive, since the MyDrinks drink packages, for example, cost 266 € per adult. Have a great day! 😉

Hi there,

I’m planning to build a new touring bike. I want to prioritize lightness. That said, I’m tempted by a suspension fork that could offer some comfort on rougher roads. The recent appearance of gravel suspension forks on the market might meet my needs—at least on paper. I’m particularly considering the RockShox Rudy Ultimate XPLR fork. Unlike MTB forks, its travel is short: either 30 mm or 40 mm. It weighs 1400 g, which is 400/500 g more than a steel fork.

Any thoughts or real-world feedback on this?

I’m also wondering about the durability of magnesium (lower leg) for long-distance bike touring. And what’s the impact of skipping the manufacturer-recommended maintenance every 50 and 200 hours? That’s bound to happen on a long trip unless you carry extra gear. More generally, how reliable are these kinds of forks?

Thanks in advance

😉Hi there, A few months ago, CFC put the EN VOGUE experience on sale, departing from Dunkirk. I booked this package to test the boat and onboard services for myself. I’d read a lot of reviews mentioning numerous issues on board, so I wanted to see for myself what it was really like…

Okay, I’ll stop rambling… The package included boarding at 6 PM on Friday, dinner, a show, an overnight stay, and breakfast. We chose an interior cabin for this experience—since the boat wasn’t leaving the dock, we didn’t see the point in paying more… All in all, it cost 130 € per person. My mom joined us; she got the same cabin for 130 € with no single occupancy supplement.

We’d checked in online to board faster. We took the train to DUNKIRK, then a taxi to the shuttle pavilion—7 € for the ride. When we arrived at the pavilion, we were told to wait because there was a connection issue with check-in. Great start… After about ten minutes, we were finally allowed to proceed. At the counter, they said they didn’t have our cabin cards and no record of our check-in… Very odd. With no solution, they put us on the bus and said we’d sort it out at reception. Perfect. We went through security, and they confiscated our water bottles—never seen that before! Then they said my mom had a corkscrew in her bag, so they searched it… but there was no corkscrew. Total amateur hour… They eventually dropped it.

We got on the bus for a ten-minute ride… We boarded the ship with a crew member and headed to reception. Turns out, we weren’t the only ones in this situation. The nightmare began… Only two staff members were handling all the issues, and everything seemed complicated. They told my mom her cabin had been given to someone else 😲. That was the last straw…

It took forever—they had to redo the entire check-in. Finally, they told my mom her cabin was good to go; they’d mixed her up with someone else… After a solid half-hour, we could finally head to our cabin.

I’m determined to test everything: the pool, jacuzzi, show, restaurant, spa, etc… TO BE CONTINUED

Hello everyone,

For our latest 3-week family trip (yes, the kids are growing up, and two of them are about to enter the working world), we’re heading to South America! For our first time on this continent, I had planned a classic 3-week loop in Peru.

But since we won’t be returning to this part of the world anytime soon, I thought: why not follow in the footsteps of Franck, aka Bibouns51, who, in 18 days, didn’t just stick to Peru but also added two of the planet’s most stunning landscapes to his itinerary... the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia and its neighbor, the fabulous Atacama Desert in northern Chile !!

So, I set about the tricky task of limiting the regions we’d visit in Peru to those we considered must-sees, to avoid rushing too much. The visit schedules were optimized, including several comfortable overnight buses that have the huge advantage of letting us hop between regions.

So, we’re off on a somewhat adventurous trip with three domestic flights (two on the first day and one on the last), two overnight buses for quick hops, several car rentals, the services of a few drivers to make the trip more comfortable, and even a tour operator for crossing the Salar...

Our main concern is altitude sickness, and we’re bringing Diamox, aspirin, etc., just in case.

Our second worry before departure was not even getting off the ground... Yes, for once, we’re leaving from France—Marseille, to be exact. The week before our departure, with the surprise air traffic controllers’ strike, I remembered why we usually prefer to leave from abroad, like Turin or Barcelona... In the end, it wasn’t the air traffic controllers who made us nervous but the early July wildfires that paralyzed the airport a few days before our departure. Fortunately, the fires were quickly brought under control, and on the big day, everything was smooth sailing!

Detailed itinerary (which changed on Day 1 due to departure hiccups): Day 0: Flight Marseille - Madrid - Lima PERU Theoretical and abandoned Day 1: Flight Lima - Cuzco and visit Cuzco (Puka Pukara, Tambomachay, Cristo Blanco Observatory, Sacsayhuaman sunset) - Night in Cuzco Day 2: Taxi -> Chinchero - Moray - Maras Salt Mines - Ollantaytambo - Train to Aguas Calientes Day 3: Machu Picchu - Return train to Ollantaytambo Day 4: 2-day taxi -> Pisac - Tipon - Andahuaylillas - Huaro - Night in San Pedro Day 5: Palcoyo - Checacupe - Vinicunca - Return and night in Cuzco Day 6: Day in Cuzco (catch-up on Sacsayhuaman, San Blas district, Temple of the Sun) - Overnight bus to Arequipa Day 7: Rental car -> On the road to Colca Canyon, night in Cabanaconde Day 8: Descent to the bottom of Colca Canyon, night at Oasis Sangalle Day 9: Ascent from the canyon - Maca - Chivay - Return and night in Arequipa Day 10: Visit Arequipa (Santa Catalina Convent, La Recoleta Church and Monastery, La Compañía Church, Cathedral) - Overnight bus to Puno Day 11: Lake Titicaca - Night in Puno BOLIVIA Day 12: Shared taxi -> Road to La Paz, visit downtown La Paz - Night 1 in La Paz Day 13: Moon Valley and Las Animas Valley - Night 2 in La Paz Day 14: Day in La Paz - Night 3 in La Paz Day 15: Flight to Uyuni - Day 1 of Salar de Uyuni tour - Night at the edge of the Salar Day 16: Crossing the Lipez region and lagoons - Night near Laguna Colorada Day 17: Sol de Mañana CHILE Day 17 cont.: Pre-booked transfer to SPDA - 4x4 rental - Pukara de Quitor - Stargazing tour - Night 1 in SPDA Day 18: Death Valley and Moon Valley - Night 2 in SPDA Day 19: Miscanti and Miniques Lagoons, Salar de Aguas Calientes and its Piedra Roja, Tebenquiche Lagoon and Quebrada del Diablo - Night 3 in SPDA Day 20: Rainbow Valley and swim in the Puritama River - Night 4 in SPDA Day 21: Tebenquiche Lagoon - Bus to Calama - Flight to Santiago Day 22: Return Santiago - Madrid - Marseille

Day 0 - 11/07: Destination Lima

Our first flight from Marseille went smoothly to our Iberia layover in Madrid.

In Madrid, just after getting off the plane around 8 PM, and as we were walking through the terminal, we got a rude awakening!!

We saw the word "Cancelled" next to our flight number on the display boards. Thinking it must be a glitch, we checked another screen, but the system was stubborn, and the same dreaded word appeared !

So, we headed to the Iberia counter, where an agent confirmed that our Friday evening flight was canceled and rescheduled for the next morning. The reason? A breakdown and no replacement plane, even though we were in Madrid, Iberia’s home base!

To make matters worse, I remembered our super-tight schedule, planned to the minute, with no buffer day in Lima. Since I’m a bit phobic of megacities and hadn’t found anything appealing in the Peruvian capital in our guidebooks, we’d planned to leave Lima as soon as possible for Cusco, the heart of the Sacred Valley, to spend our first day there.

Bad idea, because we already knew the 4-hour buffer wouldn’t be enough, and we’d miss the domestic flight, which was, of course, non-refundable and non-changeable. So, we had to call LATAM from Madrid to find another flight for Saturday evening and negotiate a rate to recover some of our initial outlay.

After an hour on the phone with customer service, several endless holds, and three failed attempts to dictate our credit card number over the phone to a Spaniard speaking English with a thick accent, we finally managed to confirm the transaction, securing our new flight tickets for a moderate extra cost of just 150 € total.

At first, we were pretty bummed about losing a day and incurring extra fees to reschedule the domestic flight, but then, when we learned from an Iberia customer service rep that we’d receive the max compensation of 600 € per traveler, we even ended up grinning... because 3000 € in refunds for only losing the first day in Cusco? We’d sign up for that 10 times over!!

Iberia then took care of us, putting us up in a hotel where we had dinner before a short 5-hour night and an early morning departure. I took the opportunity to improvise a quick day of sightseeing in Lima, focusing on the Barranco and Miraflores districts.

Hi,

Right now, with the war raging in Iran and affecting all the neighboring countries of the Persian Gulf, many airports are completely closed to all traffic.

Several airlines like Qatar Airways, Emirates, and others have almost completely halted their operations.

Whether in the Middle East or Africa, many travelers are stranded—maybe for a long time... A heartfelt thought for them and the struggles this will cause.

Four months ago, I was in Kenya with a flight booked through Qatar Airways... I can’t even imagine how I’d react if I were stuck there now. ??

Wishing all these travelers courage, patience, and success in making it back home.

...

Doha Airport on October 21, 2025:



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Hi everyone, Okay, here I go—I haven’t done a cruise review in ages, and even longer since I’ve posted one on this forum. So, this is kinda your fault, Catherine, if I’m getting back into it... I just hope I haven’t lost my touch!

It’s a transatlantic cruise, so there are a lot of sea days. That means this review will mostly focus on the ship, especially the "Haven" section, which doesn’t get much coverage on this forum. There’ll definitely be some comparisons with MSC’s Yacht Club, since they’re direct competitors.

This will be my third cruise with NCL—a company I really love—but my first in The Haven.

My two previous cruises were on smaller ships: the NCL Sun for the Chilean fjords and the NCL Spirit in February 2025 in Asia, departing from Taiwan and arriving in Korea. I *loved* the Spirit.

Alright, let’s get started!

This trip was booked almost last-minute in early October for late November, after I had to cut short my August trip for medical reasons.

At first, when I looked at this cruise, I hadn’t specifically decided to go for The Haven. I wanted a relaxing cruise but still with destinations I hadn’t been to before. I kinda stumbled upon this one, and the itinerary appealed to me. I also found the balcony cabin price pretty good—around 2800 € for a balcony cabin (for two), all-inclusive package included. Not including flights, of course. In the end, we decided to try The Haven (obviously not the same price), but I think we got a great deal for the promised perks.

Itinerary: Departure from Lisbon, arrival in Galveston, Texas. Stops: St. Martin, St. Thomas, La Romana, Cabo Rojo, Falmouth in Jamaica.

struggling to find a decent flight to Thailand?????

Hi everyone, I’ve been traveling in Asia for over 30 years, often to Thailand, but only during the school holidays in February, April, and especially in the summer, departing from Marseille or Lyon.

For some time now, I’ve noticed it’s really hard to find a flight at a reasonable price (under 900 €) and, more importantly, with a decent itinerary (we’re often offered 2 or 3 layovers with total travel times of 40 or even 50 hours), and this is the case almost a year in advance. This is something we never saw even 4 years ago—I’m wondering: are there fewer flights available now...?

Marsyork

Hi there! Here’s a quick review of my cruise on the REGAL PRINCESS. This was my 35th cruise and my second on the REGAL PRINCESS, which I first discovered in 2017 during a Caribbean cruise. A few months ago, we received an email from PRINCESS changing the itinerary—DUBLIN and EDINBURGH were replaced by two Scottish islands. We were a little disappointed, but since we’d never sailed around the UK, we didn’t really know any of the ports anyway. The itinerary was: SOUTHAMPTON AT SEA KIRKWALL INVERGORDON AT SEA STORNOWAY GLASGOW BELFAST AT SEA CORK AT SEA PORTLAND LE HAVRE SOUTHAMPTON

A 13-day/12-night cruise for 1350 € per person in a guaranteed deluxe balcony cabin. PRINCESS assigned us a balcony cabin on deck 8 with a large balcony. We ended up happy with our cabin, even though we’d initially preferred a higher deck. I’ll admit I hesitated to choose this cruise because of the weather—I love sunshine and good weather—but the desire to discover new ports won out, especially with the promise of heading to Corsica afterward to soak up some sun again 😉

On PRINCESS, as Catherine mentioned, there’s no card—everyone has a medallion! I loved this system, which unlocks your cabin door as you approach. It’s really well thought out!

We took the EUROSTAR from Lille to London, then a train from London to Southampton the day before. We stayed in a nice IHG hotel near the port.

EMBARKATION It’s Friday, August 1st. After a good breakfast and a quick check-out, we realize our UBER app isn’t working in England ;(. We have to go back to reception to ask for a taxi because, even though the hotel is close to the port, the ship is still over 2 km away—hardly ideal with luggage! The problem is that many hotel guests also requested taxis... so we wait a good 30 minutes before ours arrives! We get to the REGAL PRINCESS pretty quickly but are shocked to see a huge line outside!!! We hadn’t seen that in over a decade! Not the best start! 🙁



TO BE CONTINUED!

Hello everyone,

I’ve wanted to take this Norway cruise for a very long time. The first time I booked it was in July 2020 with Azamara. Unfortunately, it was canceled, as everyone remembers. When I tried to book it again, the prices (already a bit high with Azamara) had simply doubled. So, since then, I’ve been keeping an eye out every year for any opportunities...

The last time we sailed with Princess was eleven years ago, and things didn’t go very well. I came back pretty unhappy with their service and quite disappointed. Despite the $600 they gave me as credit for a future cruise, I’d never set foot on one of their ships again.

But this time, the opportunity arose—a fantastic itinerary with lots of stops, a reasonable price for 16 nights (I’ll share the details in the conclusion), and a ship that’s not too big, so to speak, with only 3,000 passengers. I’m not expecting much from the cruise line this time and am boarding the ship with low expectations beyond the itinerary.

Princess has introduced an app to download before the cruise. It’s essential because online check-in is no longer available, and the agency doesn’t send a travel journal. Everything is done through the app. After completing the check-in on the app, we only know that we’ll need to pick up our key, the Medallion, at embarkation by following the blue line in the terminal and presenting our passport.



Up until our departure, the weather forecast for the coming week in Norway is disastrous—rain, rain, and more rain. It was pretty much the same two years ago before our Iceland cruise, and in the end, the weather turned out fine.

If you’re ready to embark on the Emerald Princess to discover this beautiful cruise and the stunning landscapes of Norway, let’s go!

Southampton - Sea day - Bergen - Olden - Åndalsnes - Sea day - Tromsø - Honningsvåg (North Cape) - Alta - Sea day - Molde - Trondheim - Two sea days - Edinburgh - Sea day - Southampton

I really loved Thailand, but it was too touristy for my taste. So I'm hesitating about going back and wondering if Cambodia or Vietnam would be less crowded with tourists...