You didn’t mention anything about the itineraries (understandable as they can change over time), but I think that’s a major “pro” for Orient Express. Being able to book a cruise trip that includes their trains and hotels is a big advantage as well.
This is also in sharp contrast to the vast majority of cruise lines across all price points. I’m not a cruising expert, but I’ve only heard of 1 line (besides FS here) that charges for any food at all. I don’t remember the name but it was a very budget-friendly brand based in Europe, cheaper than even…
This is also in sharp contrast to the vast majority of cruise lines across all price points. I’m not a cruising expert, but I’ve only heard of 1 line (besides FS here) that charges for any food at all. I don’t remember the name but it was a very budget-friendly brand based in Europe, cheaper than even Carnival or MSC. Not sure if they are still following that practice. That alone is enough to put Four Seasons on my “never” list (if I ever find myself able to afford it, that is). Fitting that they would target non-cruisers since those folks wouldn’t know they’re getting ripped off.
A great solo travel tip spotted this week on One Mile at a Time.
