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I'm looking for bargains and cruises for this summer, and I have some great news: I found a couple of really interesting trips on Logitravel. The first one is a 5-day cruise from Spain to Italy for just 299 euros, although the catch is that you have to add the 150 euro taxes, but even so, the price is fantastic—it would be 449 euros.
This is the ship's itinerary: Barcelona, two days in Palma de Mallorca , then on to Cagliari, Sardinia, and finally, a day in Civitavecchia, Rome, the capital of Italy and undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. By the way, if you'd like to know what you can do in Rome from the port of Civitavecchia, follow this link to find out.
As is typical for this type of trip, the use of the ship's services and full board are included. Something you should keep in mind to add to your travel expenses is the cost of tips.
I have found this cruise, as I told you at the beginning in the bargains section of the Logitravel portal, but now I will tell you another one.
Cruise to the Norwegian fjords departing from Madrid (obviously not by boat) from July. The price does not reach 700 euros, in an interior cabin, and for 50 euros more you can choose an exterior cabin, and this time with the taxes included but not the tips, which are calculated at about 72 euros per person.
The 8-day crossing departs from the port of Rostock, visiting Haugesund, Stavanger, Skjolden, Alesund, Molde and disembarking at the port of Bergen, Norway.
As with the other cruise, all meals are included, as well as water service in bars and restaurants and juice, coffee, and tea service in the main restaurants . This also includes access to and use of the facilities, shows, live music, all the pools, jacuzzis, and solarium, and access to the rock climbing area.
Do you really still think that taking a cruise is expensive?