Why Sea Days are NOT Boring on a Cruise

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SEA DAYS ARE NOT BORING! | Fred. Olsen Borealis | Bay of Biscay Welcome back to Travel Blog Jamie and another vlog from my cruise on board Fred. Olsen Borealis! In this episode, we’re spending a full sea day on board Borealis — but what can you actually get up to when you’re sailing all day with no port to visit? Is there really enough to keep you entertained, or are sea days just an excuse to sit around and watch the world go by? I’ll take you along with me to see what a typical sea day is like, all the activities, events, classes, spa and thermal suite options, dining, live music, shows and everything else happening around the ship. And there’s another big part of this episode: we’re sailing across the Bay of Biscay. The Bay of Biscay has a notorious reputation for rough seas and bad weather — but why is it so rough, what makes it notorious, and should you actually be worried about sailing across it? I’ll share what the conditions are like during our crossing and what it’s really like to experience the Bay of Biscay from a cruise ship. 👍 If you enjoy the vlog, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE to Travel Blog Jamie and hit the 🔔 bell so you don’t miss the next episode. 💬 Are you a fan of sea days? Let me know in the comments — and have you ever experienced a rough Bay of Biscay crossing or any other? #hosted #TravelBlogJamie #FredOlsen #Borealis #CruiseVlog #SeaDay #BayOfBiscay #FredOlsenBorealis #Cruise #CruiseShip

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