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We leave our AmaWaterways ship by 8:30 on route to Saigon. This is another in our series on AmaWaterways Riches of the Mekong river cruise. Our previous post, Last night on AmaDara, described our last night on the ship.
Tonight will be our last one on board our Vietnam and Cambodia river cruise. This post is the ninth in our series about AmaWaterways Riches of the Mekong cruise. To catch up, you can start with our first post Hanoi: orderly Chaos or read our previous post Mekong Delta.
In the first and second parts of this series, we listed 10 river cruise comparison points. To review they are the ship design, the excursions, bicycles, the wine, the food, dining accommodations, ship spaciousness, terms and conditions, single supplement waivers and ownership.
River Cruise comparisons are easier if you know the right questions to ask. We looked at five categories in our first post. Here we look at five more important points of comparison.
Describing a typical day on a river cruise is helpful to someone that's never taken a river cruise. But it's difficult because every day is different - a different port, activity or excursion. However, we can generalize to help paint a picture for life aboard a river cruise. Let's pretend we're on board an AmaWaterways ship sailing the Moselle.
Itinerary, time and cost. These are three topics which many people ask questions about. What's your favorite itinerary? What's the best time to river cruise? How much does it cost to river cruise? You ask about itinerary, time and cost - we answer.
What's the best way to make the most of your days in a port? Read on and you'll find out.
I recently came across this article on river cruise myths which I found interesting. The article describes 4 myths about river cruises. I'd like to comment on each one.
