Thank you for your question. We’re working on these videos right now, but there’s just so much amazing content It’s taking us a bit to put them together. Our biggest piece of advice is be ready for anything! That means bring lots of layers for weather changes, if you don’t have a balcony, being outside on deck is the best viewpoint so you definitely want hats and gloves because it’s very cold and windy being on deck for long periods of time. Even the buffet/lido dining areas are cold so a jacket inside is needed as well. Most days in Antarctica start early in the morning so be prepared for that. Be sure all your devices are charged with plenty of disk space if you want to capture the sights. We got lucky with calm waters crossing the Drake’s Passage but our preferred seasick med is Bonine, it’s non-drowsy and takes the edge off when Andrea’s not feeling well. One additional trick is eat small meals/snacks often. An empty stomach gets queasy quickly during rough seas. And finally, keep an open mind and expect nothing and everything will be amazing! Each cruise can be vastly different from another but each will be a story to tell regardless. Remember less than 1% of the population get to see this part of the world in person so we are extremely lucky and blessed… so enjoy all the moments! When is your trip? When you’re done we would love to know what was your favorite day, sight, or experience.
Great catch and good question! I'm thinking about cable and power wires. They probably could have done a better job tucking them away behind the screen.
Interesting thought! We never think about that because we watch very little TV. But, it’s a good idea to check it out. If I remember, I will check it out in our next cabin review.
Hi my favorite Utubers!!! Another great video!
Hi Alex, You are the best!
Great Video Andrea And Mike I Enjoyed It Have A Happy New year😊
Hi Anthony, Thank you and Happy New Year!!
Hassock! I have not heard that word in years! Wait - cooking next door haha - oh wait it's the kitchen! Great video guys! Happy New Year!
Hi Liz, Yup hassock 🤣 footrest didn't even enter my mind. I'm showing my age. Thank you!
Did you almost see some penguins?! When we cruised across the Pacific we almost saw some dolphins!
That’s awesome!! Yes we did see penguins and whales.Thank you for commenting.
We are about to go on this same cruise! Any tips on what to make and must haves must dos? Thanks
Thank you for your question. We’re working on these videos right now, but there’s just so much amazing content It’s taking us a bit to put them together.
Our biggest piece of advice is be ready for anything! That means bring lots of layers for weather changes, if you don’t have a balcony, being outside on deck is the best viewpoint so you definitely want hats and gloves because it’s very cold and windy being on deck for long periods of time. Even the buffet/lido dining areas are cold so a jacket inside is needed as well. Most days in Antarctica start early in the morning so be prepared for that. Be sure all your devices are charged with plenty of disk space if you want to capture the sights. We got lucky with calm waters crossing the Drake’s Passage but our preferred seasick med is Bonine, it’s non-drowsy and takes the edge off when Andrea’s not feeling well. One additional trick is eat small meals/snacks often. An empty stomach gets queasy quickly during rough seas. And finally, keep an open mind and expect nothing and everything will be amazing! Each cruise can be vastly different from another but each will be a story to tell regardless. Remember less than 1% of the population get to see this part of the world in person so we are extremely lucky and blessed… so enjoy all the moments! When is your trip? When you’re done we would love to know what was your favorite day, sight, or experience.
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Thank you!
Why are wires hanging from TV?
Great catch and good question! I'm thinking about cable and power wires. They probably could have done a better job tucking them away behind the screen.
@HubbardsJourney I was thinking you were able to hook up your computer or an Amazon TV stick to it
Interesting thought! We never think about that because we watch very little TV. But, it’s a good idea to check it out. If I remember, I will check it out in our next cabin review.