Ovation of the Seas 2024 Alaska Cruise! Sitka On Your Own or An Excursion? Find Out Here! Plus More!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Roberta (Bert) and Greg continue living the dream as the fun-loving and energetic retired couple travel the United States and the world! Greg and Bert's late2024st adventure is an Alaskan cruise on Royal Caribbean's Ovation of the Seas! Travel along with this fun and humorous couple as they discover the ports of Sitka, Skagway, Juneau and Victoria, British Columbia. Today, Greg and Bert will set foot back on land again after two days at sea and tour the quaint town of Sika, Alaska! Find out if you should discover the town on your own or pay for an excursion from Royal Caribbean or an independent tour company. Also, more aboard the beautiful Ovation of the Seas and dinner at Chops Grill. Don't miss the fun!
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I love your description, great fun, I'm on Ovations of the seas in Fed 25, Sydney to South Pacific with my son, thank you for all the info
@@jowoodward1757 So glad you liked the description of us and our love for travel. So happy for you and your son cruising to the South Pacific on Ovation. It’s a nice ship but a few things we love that is not on this ship and that’s the three level main dinning room, ice skating and a full promenade. We hope your cruise will be one to remember. Thank you for your kind comment and for watching. We put out a travel video every Friday around 4:00 pm.
We love the cruise in Alaska we visit last May and coming back on September by Ovation
@@emilianogabriel9613 It was a great cruise and really enjoyed the train ride in Skagway but sad to hear that part of the track was wiped out from the slide a few days ago. So you’re going back in September as you liked it so much! You should see more whales and orcas in September. Thank you so much for your comment and for watching. Have a great cruise in September!
Wow. You really missed out on the Sitka National Historic Park. Walking through the woods there is spectacular, and you’d see tons of bald eagles. The trees would have sheltered you from the rain too.
@@markolwick2223 Oh, we wish we could of but I was having an issue with my feet and walking even the half mile was too much for me that day. So with the rain and wind at times we decided not to walk it. Thanks so much for your comment and for watching.
The Russian Church was built in 1848 and burned down in 1966. It was rebuilt soon after. The groundskeeper at the Pioneer Home, Brian is amazing! The Baranof Castle State Historic Site also has wheelchair access around the other side of the street.
Thanks for watching and your comments. I read that about the Russian Church…fascinating history! I really enjoyed the landscaping and I found out later about the access! Thanks for all the information and keep watching!
@@outandaboutwithgbunedited of course. My full time job is Sitka history so I can answer most any questions that you might have.