tinkerbelltwins
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I've been enjoying flipping through Rick Steves' Mediterranean Cruise Ports and plan on putting the free audio tours on our iphones for the trip. He had a HDNet show on Barcelona that we watched the other night on tv. Great stuff! Another book I also got that has all the ports in it is Mediterranean by Cruise Ship by Anne Vipond (it was right next to the Steves book at Barnes and Noble so I grabbed both). The Vipond book is also handy b/c it has all the ports, lots of small pictures of key things to see, and a large pull out map. It also has a couple of condensed chapters on history and architecture. Steves is better, though, if you want a step by step explanation of where to go and what to see.
I'm on the hunt for a couple of good books on the Med for young children so if anybody comes across anything, I'd be greatly appreciative! When I took the twins to London a couple of months ago, I got on some of the websites for the places we'd be touring and was able to download some great children's activities. I hope to do that for our Med trip too.
I'm on the hunt for a couple of good books on the Med for young children so if anybody comes across anything, I'd be greatly appreciative! When I took the twins to London a couple of months ago, I got on some of the websites for the places we'd be touring and was able to download some great children's activities. I hope to do that for our Med trip too.
Afterwards the driver took us to the city of Mdnia... felt like I was on a movie set. Very cool and lots of good shops reasonable prices.

Trying to figure out what to do at each..
This is a destination cruise and I don't think you'll miss the balcony.




So I know what you mean. But when it comes to airfare, I throw out the numbers and we take a vote as to when to book. 
