Highlights of the cruise
Nice:
St. Paul De Vence - one of my favorite places to visit. The tour was cancelled as it was in the afternoon and we had a storm heading our way and had to leave early. So we got a Uber from the ship to St. Paul and then a Uber back again. It is quite a long way. A taxi was $150 one way and Uber was $50 one way. There was very light rain, more a light drizzle than a rain. However, that meant that many of the shops were closed. Off season and a little rain. Few people were there which actually made it very pleasant. We investigated areas we had not been before.
Palamos, Spain:
We visited three Medieval Villlages. This tour suprised some of the most well kept Medieval Villages I have ever seen. We went early in the morning and there were no people around. Would not have been the same experience if the towns were crowded. They are famous for pottery here and there were some beautiful stores a delight to visit.
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Cappuccino was yummy.
Barcelona
They had tours for those staying on board the crossing. We really enjoyed this tour, a little drive around town then we went to the Cable Car for a beautiful view of Barcelona. Then we visited a shopping town separated into various areas of spain. We had free time here to wander this delightful area. Again not busy at all. We saw a video presentation of all the festivals of Spain that was interesting. It was a delightful experience. Never done these things before and been in Barcelona so many times.
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