where to go?

[CanadaDeb]

Hi There,

 

DH and I are wondering if the ship will have maps of the port cities available for us? I've been trying to find such maps online but can't seem to find any good ones. Thanks all!

[seashinesunshine]

Hi There,

 

DH and I are wondering if the ship will have maps of the port cities available for us? I've been trying to find such maps online but can't seem to find any good ones. Thanks all!

 

My experience with carnival and rccl is yes, but they are very limited maps just the port areas, and they only highlight businesses that have paid to be on the map.

[kitty9]

What ship? The only maps they usually provide are shopping maps. Crystal usually brings on locals who provide detailed maps and information.

[paul929207]

Princess will supply a port guide for each stop. They are not the best. Check in the terminal as you clear the ship. They may have better maps

[1025cruise]

Any map of the port I ever received was of the places to go shop (who paid to be put on the map).

Since I don't shop.....

[ferfoodle]

We were on the CB (Caribbean Princess) in 2008. The only maps they provided were shopping maps which were not helpful - well unless you are going shopping. Maybe try your local library - and photocopy if you find a good one.

[Colorado Kat]

I've always had good luck going to the "Ports of Call" area on this website, and searching for map info.

[cb at sea]

A guidebook will have maps of your ports, and lots of info that can save you a bundle, if you choose to do things on your own. Any bookstore will have guidebooks, and so do libraries!

[janabm81]

check out the official tourism website of each port you're going to...they usually have maps to order from there...some are free or downloadable others you pay for the shipping cost.

[Travelcat2]

Hi There,

 

DH and I are wondering if the ship will have maps of the port cities available for us? I've been trying to find such maps online but can't seem to find any good ones. Thanks all!

 

I may have misunderstand your post. . . . however, it sounds as if, in addition to maps of the port cities, you are not certain about which destination to choose. If you want to suggestions as to itineraries, I suggest anywhere except the Caribbean. Most Caribbean ports are so touristy that you may as well be in the United States

 

In terms of maps of the ports, most ports have a port office where maps of the city are available.