Nautica Review

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Trivia, Food, Soft Drinks, and Organization; Oceania Cruises offers it

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10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Apr 2016
Cabin: Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom

The cruise went to specific countries we wanted to visit. The trivia team games were fun!

The lecturer from UCLA, Dr. Teofilo Ruiz, was superb and the best historian I have ever heard on a cruise and I have been on 30 cruises.

The food was excellent and with free soft drinks, we could drink sodas as much as we wished.

Cabin Review

Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom

Cabin A1

Cleaned three times a day!

Port Reviews

Salalah

Our Omani guide was outstanding!,

Salalah

Disappointing

Rhodes

There were many shops for buying souvenirs and prices were not set and bargaining done!

Aqaba (Petra)

Very bumpy, rocky roads

Aqaba (Petra)

I expected to be able to visit Bedouin homes and see their handicrafts and did not.

Haifa (Tel Aviv)

The Golan Heights tour was the best.

Haifa (Tel Aviv)

Very informative

Haifa (Tel Aviv)

The guide knew much about everything concerning Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

Haifa (Tel Aviv)

Having lunch at St. Peter's Restaurant on the Sea of Galilee was a highlight of our tour.

Safaga

Our guide had a Ph.D. In archeology and knew his history of Egypt in depth.

Safaga

Our guide knew so much about ancient and modern Egypt history , art, and music and also had a sense of humor!

Santorini

The guide was hard to understand and her English was not fluent.

Mumbai (Bombay)

We visited the Gateway to India, the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai and visited the home of Gandhi.

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