Southbound Suez Canal Cruise: Know Everything You Need to Know Before You Go!

Southbound Suez Canal Cruise: Know Everything You Need to Know Before You Go!

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A Suez Canal cruise is often on people's 'bucket list.' It's an experience that differs from your typical ocean cruise as a Suez Canal transit offers a day of scenic cruising. In this video, I share everything you need to know about a southbound Suez Canal cruise, including the landmarks during the journey and the best places on the ship to view the Suez Canal. If your Suez Canal cruise is travelling southbound (from the Mediterranean to the Red Sea), your cruise ship will most likely anchor near Port Said overnight to start the transit through the Canal the following morning. Useful Tips for a Suez Canal Cruise: 1. Find out from the daily planner when the cruise will enter the Suez Canal 2. Get up early to experience the sunrise and the start of the transit 3. Find a good vantage point at the front or back of the ship 4. Spend some time on the open decks, especially when passing under the Mubarak Peace Bridge 5. Listen out for ship announcements 6. Consider booking a balcony cabin (starboard), where you can enjoy some shade 7. Use this guide to look out for the key landmarks on the Suez Canal 8. Keep an eye out for glimpses of local life on the Suez Canal Complete Suez Canal cruise guide here: https://cruiselifestyle.co.uk/2022/01/10/suez-canal-cruise/ #suezcanalcruise #cruisethesuezcanal #journeythroughsuezcanal

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