Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
The fog that had blighted us for the last few days had finally lifted as we entered a large fjord that would take us to Klaksvik our next port of call. We should have been docking in Torshavn, the capital of the Faroe Islands, but excuses and apologies had been made and a new itinerary had been arranged at the last minute......Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
Don't forget to get compensation for that missed port OGF. If it's as a result of technical issues you should get cash back. Don't let them off the hook.Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
I'm going to send P&O a 'strongly worded letter' when I get home Realist....That should do the trick....Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
So because they cut out Dublin we arrived in Cobh early, 2:00pm....And we are staying until tomorrow night when we will sail for Southampton, arriving at the port on Thursday night instead of Friday morning. Nobody leaves the ship until Friday. Some of the passengers can see their houses from the dockside but won't be allowed to leave.....Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
Nothing much happening on the Oriana overnight with a couple of shows featuring Irish songs and dancers. One show was mediocre but the other was brilliant. Four old guys (Gaels Afloat) whose first concert was aboard the Oriana on her first voyage (1995) and now they were playing on her last voyage....They were accompanied by three young girls doing traditional dances.....Very good indeed, and such likeable chaps...Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
Some material on claiming from P&O for missed port as a result of technical problems:Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
It did fair up on for a while on Wednesday after breakfast, and it gave us time to have a wander around the shops and a look inside the splendid Cathedral.Re: Taking OFF To Iceland
It was pure fun traveling along with you OGF, and most thoughtful of you to take the time out of your day to share your photos and experiences. I know this was a special vacation for you and Mrs. Fox, topped with a birthday celebration!Thread Tools | |
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