Mediterranean Cruise - Rome Travel

European cruises to Rome (Roma) Italy embark in Civitavecchia. Sightseeing Rome tours from Civitavecchia by transfer to Rome city, as well as to the region of Lazio, where the Etruscans and ancient Romans lived together 2500 years ago. Transfer to Rome from Civitavecchia to enjoy all Rome Italy offers the traveler. Click here to watch Web Vision Italy video about Civitavecchia and Rome. Learn about Mediterranean cruise and Rome Italy cruise brought to you by Web Vision Italy, the only telly Italy TV about travel Italy. ... watch video
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A Quick Look at Some Great Destinations

As the summer wind blows in the Fall months, I am reminded of old Charlie Brown classics where Lucy holds the football as poor Charlie Brown tries, in great vain, to kick it. You would think that after 50+ years of falling flat on his back, ol’ Charlie would have known. Good news for the rest of us, a great big ball is in plain site of us, and it has taken the shape of travel bargains. So, in case you’re tired of taking the long way home; take a gander at some places to go this Fall season ... more >
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Top 5 Destinations to Make Your Friends Envious!

A short list of five places, although perhaps pigeon holed to a certain part of the globe, just might make more in-tuned to the words of Mr. Cooley – and are just about some of my favorite places to go and make even the most ‘home-body’ of people sit up and scramble for their passports. ... more >
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Three Different Caribbean Cruise Destinations

If you are looking for relaxation surrounded by beautiful turquoise waters of the most beautiful islands on earth , the Caribbean offers much for so many looking for a slower pace of life. The Southern, Eastern and Western Caribbean are close to one another on a map, but are worlds apart when you set foot on their beaches. ... more >
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Tips to Consider on Your Next Cruise Vacation

I happen to love cruising – but I do understand the apprehension of those folks that don’t share my enthusiasm – the long lines, the stampede towards the buffet – are just a few things that could make anyone teetering between a cruise or a land getaway; head straight for a vacation experience that doesn’t involve a moving vessel. Here are some tips to help keep you onboard with cruising. ... more >
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Pros & Cons of Cruising

Anyone who has ever been cruising realizes that there are certain things that you get from such a vacation that will leave you wet behind the ears on any other getaway. Not to say that all is satisfactory with this genre of traveling. The long lines and tight quarters might make you scurrying back to dry land. ... more >
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Cruising "America's Galapagos" - Touching Whales in the Baja

When asked what single nature cruise is the most spectacular on Earth, we have a ready answer: a cruise of the Galapagos, located six hundred miles off the coast of Ecuador. But the Galapagos are far away, expensive to explore and congested with tour groups. Fortunately there's another choice that is nearer at hand, far less crowded and every bit as extraordinary: the "American Galapagos" located along western Mexico's Baja Peninsula. And while the Baja has no mammoth Galapagos turtles, it offers an even larger resident, the gray whales who winter here and who, when conditions are right, come right up to the boat and offer their enormous heads for a hands-on experience unlike any other. ... more >
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Windjamming Plain and Fancy

There is something quite extraordinary about heading "down east" across Maine's Penobscot Bay with a full set of sails on a brilliant fall day. There is something equally special about sailing southwest in the Mediterranean, along the Cote d'Azur, the Balearic Islands, the Costa del Sol, and over to North Africa at the same time of year. My wife, Hedy, and I just experienced both this past autumn. The first trip was on an old wooden schooner called "Mercantile;" the second on a sleek sailing cruise ship, the "Wind Surf." Both are windjammers ... more >
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