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 | When on a cruise, I love visiting exotic places that I don't know much about. It's such a great sampler to stay somewhere for only a day, knowing that you can choose to return later for a longer stay (or not). This week's newsletter focuses on some of the memorable places I've sailed to, all of which were practically unknown to me. I'm glad I had a chance to see them all. | |
Temple of Kom Ombo and the Crocodile Museum
While sailing the Nile River on the Uniworld River Tosca, we stopped in the town of Kom Ombo, which features a temple dedicated to two gods, plus has a crocodile museum.
| Moeraki Boulders Scenic Reserve in New Zealand
The Moeraki Boulders Scenic Reserve is a group of huge spherical rocks (up to a circumference of 13 feet) on a desolate beach. These perfectly round boulders were formed by some sort of geologic event that resulted in the inside of the rocks being like a honeycomb and the exterior being round.
| Molde in the Norwegian Fjords
Many cruise ships stopover at Bergen, Geiranger, Alesund, or Flam. How many of you have been to Molde? It's a quaint little town, with many less visitors, but still the charm.
| Puerto Montt, Chile
Do you love volcanoes? Puerto Montt is in the volcano district of Chile, and you'll see perfectly shaped ones like this one. More About Cruises Articles Follow
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