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As mentioned above it does. On embarkation day it will be well stocked, but leave it and it soon empties. Certainly was the case in November when we were on her. I suggested to a member of our party to grab a book whilst we were in there on embarkation day, but no, they would leave it till later in the cruise. They didn't get a book!

About 20 minutes average trip from what I heard. We were off early and in the centre before any traffic had built up and only took 10 minutes. There was a partial road closure for a building demolition that was causing delays for the later buses going into Hamburg, won't be an issue in the future. Cost was £4 each, each way with a maximum of £8 for the day each if you wanted multiple trips. Not sure about accessible buses, we were on standard passenger coaches. On an Azura Tenerife to Malta transfer in March, will be making use of any shuttles so expect some more to follow.

Just back from a sneaky little cruise. On Ventura visit to Hamburg. We docked at Hamburg Cruise Centre Altona and the shuttle dropped us at Rathaus. Bus stopped as circled in red on the screengrab was the drop/pick up point. About 20 minute journey and roughly 20 minute intervals. There is another terminal the ships may stop at, will probably find out next year when we visit Hamburg on Iona, but I understand drops at same place at Rathaus. No updated info on Zeebrugge, too windy and didn't stop.

That was the same when I searched, we liked the itinerary of this cruise, stopping at Bergen.

I just looked at B413, which is the one we are booked on, and seems to be plenty of balcony cabins available all over. And the superior deluxe cabins around us are still available. Try a different browser or device? add: And incidentally, would have been a better deal to have booked now than at launch.

Don't forget, Arvia has 2 MDR's. Opal on Iona is now The Olive Grove on Arvia, and Aqua has become the 6th Street Diner. In my mind this was always going to have an impact on the MDR dining availability.

Not impossible for the 'larger' ships to visit Bergen, Iona did visit Bergen this year as a one off due to storms in the North Sea. Needed to coordinate with the tides. You also commented on that particular thread.

This was taken from on Azura a few years ago, you can see the train station is very close.

Update pictures from Meyer Werft social media.

Listed on Southampton VTS as Sunday, but obviously things can change.

We had that for Lanzarote, so diverted to Cadiz to arrive the evening before.

We certainly did, and had a wonderful day. Can't wait to go back in March.

Visited recently on Iona, and back onboard by 4:00pm, sail away by 4:30pm.

I know of a few passengers on Azura's April cruises have just received emails with additional OBC. For some doing B2B2B this is mounting up.

One day I will attain the lofty levels required to receive one. Even after the 7 cruise I have booked for 2023 and 2024, will only be half way!

On Ventura on 5th January, will let you know.

We just came back off Iona last week, we had small cushions on the bed. There was also two runners we could put on the bottom of the bed. One in with the life jackets and one on top of the desk area, with the luggage bed cover. Photo has the day cushions, but not runners.

Good shout. Logged in and as you suggested, searched points and clicked on the one suggesting Welcome to the peninsular club

They did with Iona when we were dead in the water last week with power failure. And it worked!!!

I believe that's what the OP was referring to, I just wanted to check my points had been added following our return last Saturday.

Have tried PC based Chrome and Edge, no page found. Also tried Chrome and Safari on my iPad and still nothing. Also tried Chrome on my iPhone, no luck. Just the same - Sorry, there's been a problem. The page you are looking for can't be found.

I can not access my account on pocruises.com No problems with accessing existing bookings through my.pocruises.com

Sorry, missed the durations etc. Madeira was about 8-10 minute journey and with Iona nearly full the shuttles seemed to be about 10 minutes between each. Seemed to fill and go very quickly, same on return. Lisbon shuttle varied depending on traffic and time of day and where the bus driver U-turned, but about 15-20 minute journey with a 15 minute frequency during the day easing out to 20 minutes into the evening. I am off to Hamburg and Zeebrugge in January, but only bargain saver fare. However, I will get what I can, as we will use the shuttle in Hamburg but not sure yet about Zeebrugge.

Just snapped these from the Horizon, journey times about right.

This was our balcony on Iona, deck 10, 10601. Located in the mid/aft stepped in section. Balcony part exposed and part covered and very large, plus we had all of our 3 opened up by the steward.