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I love that look. They hired architects who KNOW what they're doing. The appearance is clearly retro but not overwhelming. On the other hand, they also made sure it was noticeable and that's what makes the room look great. Too often, architects go so lightly on a certain theme that it winds up looking like it was slapped together overnight and suddenly had one or two things changed just before they hand the guest the room key!
You should try Havila ferries in Norway, brand new ships with classic Scandinavian interior design. And stunning Norwegian scenery included with your ticket.
The ferry from Bilbao (Spain) to Rosslare (Ireland) takes 30 hours! Very comfortable ship. In March 2023 I had to make an emergency trip, but strikes in France meant no flights and no fuel for a drive to Cherbourg to take a shorter sea route. And yes, the voyage across the Bay of Biscay lived up to its reputation. But the ship was very stable and minimised any motion discomfort. I have often used the Cherbourg/Dublin route. That takes 24 hours. Note I should have mentioned that I live near the Spanish frontier, and, by chance had a full tank for the car to make it easily into Spain where fuel was readily available.
I was about to say I thought the ferries to/from Spain and the UK and Ireland were longer than this route. I regularly use the Santander to Portsmouth route and that is longer than 24 hours and the operator, Brittany Ferries, call it a "cruise" ferry.
Those arcade machines were what is known as 'Pandora's Box' which have thousands of preloaded retro games. All of the KOF were different versions of King of Fighters. Apologies for the nerd interlude!
The "fancy" dinner (of course just €30) didn't impress me much in the menu (which I guessed at, in Spanish/Italian) nor in photos but I'm glad Paul enjoyed it. I suppose to a degree you're paying for waiter service and hopefully fun singing entertainment! Often on an airplane you get a much more florid menu and more disappointing food in cramped quarters!
It's a mystery to me why operators like ferries consistently get bad reviews for a certain aspect, and do nothing about it for months, years or never. If they don't improve, it's usually a sign they've got some form of monopoly on that route.
@@largol33t1 Yes, some of them. Air Canada gets accused of being semi-crap because it's got an almost stranglehold on the Canadian domestic/to America market. In Asia, the airlines tend to be really good due to the intense competition.
Their main business is carrying trucks and supplies across the sea. Truck drivers are not wealthy costumers, so they really do not need to offer luxury. All in all paying 70 Euros ferry fare is not that cheap either, considering flying is just 2 hours.
I've done that route many times -- the last time was the opposite direction on that same ferry, though, walking down that entire zig-zag at midnight! I was in the owner's suite also -- fantastic monetary deal and so spacious! It was great fun :-)
If you really want a ferry with views, weather but ordinary but okay food and accommodation try Navimag from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt or reverse. 4 days 3 nights. 100mph blasts, fog, flat calm, 5m swell on the Pacific and blazing sun. All in the one trip.
All cruise terminal should have a terminal building equipped with conveying pavement, cafe, toilets etc for passengers to sit down and rest while waiting to get on board the ship. It's inconsiderate if not brutal to have to walk that far with the luggage or especially for seniors and people with toddlers or disabilities.
I wonder if that's why they aren't as popular as trains. I'd rather take a train than a ferry if I have to walk that far in the brutal heat if the departure city is hot. Note: just because the city is by the beach doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be cool.
You should try the Color line ferries from Kiel to Oslo, Color Magic and Color Fantasy. They are pretty big. The suites are certainly bigger than on this ferry.
You need to try Finnlines (Gramaldi own them) between Finland and Sweden... The Finncanopus and Finnsirius make this ferry look very behind the times. Plus, the journey through the Archipelago is an experience not to be missed 👍🏽
Or any cruiseferry between Sweden and Finland for that matter. He should really try Viking Glory or Silja Symphony/Serenade which are more proper cruise like in terms of service and amenities. :)
Great video mate! I love all the ferries ⛴️ in the Mediterranean they’re so cool! Especially for me as an American 🇺🇸 I find ferries especially large ones that seem like cruise ships to me and they rock! I hope to do more of them in the future someday considering I’ve been on a massive ferry cruise once from Rome well Civitavecchia to Sorrento all within Italy 🇮🇹 but still super cool! Cheers mate 🥂 SO COOL FOR SURE! ALSO WHAT! The Iberia A321XLR flights are booking up already! Wow 🤯 That was quick but the A321XLR isn’t certified yet!? 🤨 -Caleb 😊
I went with this ferry company a few times from Ancona to Patras, and once we had a room in front of the ship! It was like we were the captain, very cool! I think we were upgraded, because the room was HUGE. Like 3 times the size you have. It was in the corner, and looking at the map, it seemed the largest they have.
Viking Glory in Turku-Mariehamn-Stockholm route is little bit shorter cruiseferry, but in gross tonnages it is bigger. It's also "newer generation" - it started it's service in 2022. When it comes to interior, my opinion is that Viking Glory is far more like cruiseship than this one, although it is also a passenger car ferry, or "cruise ferry". I have been in Viking Glory and although the ship is gorgeous, the most beuatiful thing is her route between three archipelagos. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Viking_Glory
@@Paul_Lucas To get most out of it, I recommend 23 hour minicruise for example from Stockholm; Viking Glory derparture from Stockholm in the evening, arrives in Turku in the next morning and is back to Stockholm in the evening. It will make short stop-over in Åland both ways. Viking Glory turnaround time is only about an hour in Stockholm and in Åbo so it is interesting to watch from the ship how - at best - almost 3,000 passengers and hundreds of cars and dozens of trucks are driven off the ship and new ones are taken in - all of that in about an hour. Also in day time in Marienhamn the turnaround time is about 15 minutes and it's there in same time with Viking Grace which operates in the same route but with the opposite timetable. There are "picnic cruisers" which change the ship in the Marienhamn from for example Viking Glory to Viking Grace or from Viking Grace to Viking Glory at the same time so they make like "half minicruise" and will we back at the port of departure in the same evening (they have departured from there in the same morning).
Great trip. Just realized this route exists, since as far as I know, only domestic ferry serve both cities, like Rome to Sardinia and Barcelona to Balearic Island.
Only one sea fairing quip ??? 🤔😵 I'm disappointed, there was plenty more to be caught !! The food didn't look quite cruise ship standard, but that was to be expected.... at least you didn't clam up about it 😂 There seemed to be enough to do on board for 24 hours. Shame the night club was not open, you have danced a sea shanty 😂 And you kept us waiting to the bitter end for your rundown of costs..... 😮 Pricey, but worth it, Paul 👍
The memories! I took this trip - the other way, but still - back in 2021 when I was on a month long Euro road trip in my Lincoln Town Car. I stayed in the same kind of cabin, and enjoyed the trip very much. Very cool to see Paul doing this trip!
Great looking trip. Back in the early 90s I did Harwich to Gothenburg which I recall being 24 hours each way and I remember being amazed that a ship had a casino, a movie theatre, restaurants, a disco and more! Sadly I see it is no longer running
10 years ago we were booked to go from Holyhead to Dublin with Irish Sea ferries, but come the day of their ships were not sailing. They rebooked us on the Stena ferry, and it was definitely 1990s mall vibes on board. Rough going so we pretty much just parked ourselves in one spot with a nice view and tried to not lose our breakfast… since eating lunch was out of the question.
You should try some of the Ferries in the Baltic Sea! Viking Glory, Viking Grace, Viking Cinderella, Silja Symphony and Silja Serenade are a must for any ferrytraveller!
I need my T.V. working because I sleep with the T.V. on and powerful fan on. It's Drowns out the Noise from Chicago O'Hare international airport because I live under the landing route
Grimaldi also has a subsidiary in Greece called Minoan Lines. Nice boats, comfortable accommodations but the food is so so compared to ANEK lines. As for Iberia Airlines, won’t fly them anytime soon. Went with them to Spain about a year ago and it was the worst airline to fly on, original aircraft was grounded, had to wait an extra hour for a replacement bird and even then they had zero on board for beverages including water for a three hour flight. To boot they only accepted credit cards contrary to what the snack menu mentions. And when it came to paying for one item my card would not pass through their terminal, a USA issued card but it took my wife’s USA issued card. WTF??? I think RyanAir is a bit above Iberia but not by much.
Even after booking the most expensive cabin, €319 is a steal. There are hotels whose nightly room rates are more than that and don't have as many amenities as that ship.
In both Rome and Barcelona, it was minimum 300 eur for somewhere you'd actually want to stay. The ferry at that price (esp minus senior discount) made so much sense. Grim food on the whole and my hydro tub had bathtub ring so not sparkling clean. Better than the GRIMaldi ship Salerno to Palermo tho
P&o ferry to spain use to be like this with indoor pool and sauna cinemas entertainment etc . Now brittany ferries run the whole show its now better thst ryan air at sea
The Smyril Line ferry from Hirtshals, DK to Seyoisfjördur, Iceland via Faroe Islands takes about 3 days to complete the journey. I would count that as a bit longer as far as regular ferry lines go. 😊
Looked like a really fun experience, I had a similar experience with Brittany Ferries between Portsmouth & Bilbao which was also fun to experience as a one-off. Getting a cabin, even a basic one on such a crossing is a very good investment, though I wouldn't unlikely go for any premium rooms. - Tyler
Great video of an unusual route & ferry. My experience of the catering wasn’t very memorable, but you got a hot lunch, which seemed acceptable. I could only find cold sandwiches!
I follow far too many Travel RUclipsrs, so I don't know if you've covered it - but you really should check-out the Japanese Vending Machine ferries someday. Looks like a fascinating adventure (as most of your videos are)!
Hi Paul, I’ve seen the Italian ship that has sleeper train cars driven onto it - living in Manchester UK and having family in Ireland, I’ve sailed on the Irish Ferries and Stena Adventurer from Holyhead to Dublin for many years and my favourite vessel is the Irish Ferries Ulysses, especially in the Club Class Lounge but also the cabins which are really nice 🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪❤️
Hi Paul! Your videos are amazing, when I saw this one pop up I was excited to see it. For €319 in a "premium" cabin ot seems a pretty good value for 24hrs voyage. I was so impressed with the stuff on board.awesome video as always.
Hi Paul, great video as usual not my cup of tea the food looks pretty lousy. I don’t think I’d want to touch it with it out. I don’t care. I would probably sell right on if I saw that shit. Look forward to your next video. Take care. Take.
Very interesting choice particularly with the intermediate call. Invaluable for truckers you may have seen. A nice variation on your more usual posting and no need to record leg room and what the Americans prudishly call the bathroom…..but you did. You tube postings Of extended ferry within Japan are almost anaemic by comparison.
I tried a few years ago the sister ferries Europa Palace and Olympia Palace by Minoian Lines between Greece and Italy. Similar pleasant experience. 👍🏻🚢. Thanks for the footage.
Two observations, first they had laminate flooring in the corridor outside the cabins, that would make the noise echo. Secondly as someone who has regularly traveled the 12 to 14 hour overnight journey from Aberdeen to Lerwick in Shetland, there is complimentary tea and coffee inside the cabins unlike what you had. The first class offering on Northlink Ferries actually look better than this ferry in the video, never thought I’d say that..actually I think Northlink Ferries look better than this and their food is superb and decent price.
Boarding via the stern ramp and an escalator to the main decks is fairly standard on many Mediterranean/Aegean routes - saves the need for a passenger gangway.
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In this video I sail on the world's longest cruiseferry vessel, the MS Barcelona - from Rome to Barcelona. I got every single add on including a suite...what what was it like?
I wonder what is the most deluxe ferry in Europe is?
Can you try taking Silja Line between Stockholm and Helsinki maybe next time? It’s a really nice ferry
Here’s your pun? The room looked ferry nice.
For a ship that entered service in 2008, the decor does look rather 1970s; the wood panelling and the push-button phone with handset, very retro
I love that look. They hired architects who KNOW what they're doing. The appearance is clearly retro but not overwhelming. On the other hand, they also made sure it was noticeable and that's what makes the room look great. Too often, architects go so lightly on a certain theme that it winds up looking like it was slapped together overnight and suddenly had one or two things changed just before they hand the guest the room key!
In southern europe, this style is still very popular, especially in tourism.
You should try Havila ferries in Norway, brand new ships with classic Scandinavian interior design. And stunning Norwegian scenery included with your ticket.
Oh, i thought the scenery costs extra. LOL
@@avgjoeavglife They charge extra if you make valueless responses on RUclips.
I like the European way of life. In Australia we would not think twice about driving 14hrs in one day to get somewhere
Paying European gas prices, that would be an expensive drive
Offtopic, but couldn'thelp but notice: You didn't have the cheesecake, but the Torta della Nonna.
The 70's called, they want their ship back. ;)
The ferry from Bilbao (Spain) to Rosslare (Ireland) takes 30 hours! Very comfortable ship.
In March 2023 I had to make an emergency trip, but strikes in France meant no flights and no fuel for a drive to Cherbourg to take a shorter sea route.
And yes, the voyage across the Bay of Biscay lived up to its reputation. But the ship was very stable and minimised any motion discomfort.
I have often used the Cherbourg/Dublin route. That takes 24 hours.
Note
I should have mentioned that I live near the Spanish frontier, and, by chance had a full tank for the car to make it easily into Spain where fuel was readily available.
I was about to say I thought the ferries to/from Spain and the UK and Ireland were longer than this route.
I regularly use the Santander to Portsmouth route and that is longer than 24 hours and the operator, Brittany Ferries, call it a "cruise" ferry.
Are the actual ships longer than 250m from stern to bow though?
@@martinbainessuffolk He's talking about the actual length of the actual ship. Confused me at first too.
@@martinbainessuffolk yes Martin. My Bilbao Rosslare trip was also B/Ferries.
I did the Rosslare to Santander trip on Brittany Ferries last November. It was a 33 hour trip. I enjoyed it a lot and would do it again. 😊
Those arcade machines were what is known as 'Pandora's Box' which have thousands of preloaded retro games. All of the KOF were different versions of King of Fighters. Apologies for the nerd interlude!
Paul mentions the phone can only call reception, and then he can't get the tv to work. Guess what, my friend, I have a cunning plan!
In fairness, he might not have been that worried that he couldn't watch Italian or Spanish TV.
So cunning you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel? Ha ha ha
The "fancy" dinner (of course just €30) didn't impress me much in the menu (which I guessed at, in Spanish/Italian) nor in photos but I'm glad Paul enjoyed it. I suppose to a degree you're paying for waiter service and hopefully fun singing entertainment! Often on an airplane you get a much more florid menu and more disappointing food in cramped quarters!
Aha. Just back Sicily. Italian hotels don’t do tea coffee kettle. A little help for you !!!! I didn’t know until one month ago
It's a mystery to me why operators like ferries consistently get bad reviews for a certain aspect, and do nothing about it for months, years or never. If they don't improve, it's usually a sign they've got some form of monopoly on that route.
Isn't this attitude the same with airlines?
@@largol33t1 Yes, some of them. Air Canada gets accused of being semi-crap because it's got an almost stranglehold on the Canadian domestic/to America market. In Asia, the airlines tend to be really good due to the intense competition.
Their main business is carrying trucks and supplies across the sea. Truck drivers are not wealthy costumers, so they really do not need to offer luxury. All in all paying 70 Euros ferry fare is not that cheap either, considering flying is just 2 hours.
I've done that route many times -- the last time was the opposite direction on that same ferry, though, walking down that entire zig-zag at midnight! I was in the owner's suite also -- fantastic monetary deal and so spacious! It was great fun :-)
If you really want a ferry with views, weather but ordinary but okay food and accommodation try Navimag from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt or reverse. 4 days 3 nights. 100mph blasts, fog, flat calm, 5m swell on the Pacific and blazing sun. All in the one trip.
I just looked those up on the map - wow - that must be spectacular!
Yup, did it last January.@@herenow6953
All cruise terminal should have a terminal building equipped with conveying pavement, cafe, toilets etc for passengers to sit down and rest while waiting to get on board the ship. It's inconsiderate if not brutal to have to walk that far with the luggage or especially for seniors and people with toddlers or disabilities.
I wonder if that's why they aren't as popular as trains. I'd rather take a train than a ferry if I have to walk that far in the brutal heat if the departure city is hot. Note: just because the city is by the beach doesn't necessarily mean it's going to be cool.
I believe the majority drive their own car onboard.
You should try the Color line ferries from Kiel to Oslo, Color Magic and Color Fantasy. They are pretty big. The suites are certainly bigger than on this ferry.
You need to try Finnlines (Gramaldi own them) between Finland and Sweden... The Finncanopus and Finnsirius make this ferry look very behind the times. Plus, the journey through the Archipelago is an experience not to be missed 👍🏽
Or any cruiseferry between Sweden and Finland for that matter. He should really try Viking Glory or Silja Symphony/Serenade which are more proper cruise like in terms of service and amenities. :)
Great video mate! I love all the ferries ⛴️ in the Mediterranean they’re so cool! Especially for me as an American 🇺🇸 I find ferries especially large ones that seem like cruise ships to me and they rock! I hope to do more of them in the future someday considering I’ve been on a massive ferry cruise once from Rome well Civitavecchia to Sorrento all within Italy 🇮🇹 but still super cool!
Cheers mate 🥂 SO COOL FOR SURE! ALSO WHAT! The Iberia A321XLR flights are booking up already! Wow 🤯 That was quick but the A321XLR isn’t certified yet!? 🤨
-Caleb 😊
The color line ferries (Color Magic and Color Fantasy) are bigger and better
Longest yes, but far from the biggest cruise ferry. Color Magic is the largest ferry in the world in terms of gross tonnage.
Thank you for pointing it out! And those even look like Royal Caribbean ships interior wise. :)
Now I would go for this ferry ride! Looks really enjoyable!
That was pretty good, despite the burger and diced potatoes lunch. And unlike yesterday’s video - no fake books ;)
i really enjoy your train and ferry videos, thanks!
I went with this ferry company a few times from Ancona to Patras, and once we had a room in front of the ship! It was like we were the captain, very cool!
I think we were upgraded, because the room was HUGE. Like 3 times the size you have. It was in the corner, and looking at the map, it seemed the largest they have.
Damn, that is actually surprisingly affordable for what is offered!!
Technically the longest ferry is Southampton to New York - often called the North Atlantic Ferry.
Judging from the wake pattern the ship will be doing about 20 knots. That’s almost 25 mph across the deck in no wind.
It actually goes around 26kt according to my gps
The first vessel I worked on, brings back so many memories
You say dated, I would say Italian design
hi paul i've been on a ferry before good video btw
Amazing comment
What a great day. Sitting down to watch Winging it with a nice cup of Earl Gray and sweet biscuits. Afterwards is Dr Who.
Viking Glory in Turku-Mariehamn-Stockholm route is little bit shorter cruiseferry, but in gross tonnages it is bigger. It's also "newer generation" - it started it's service in 2022. When it comes to interior, my opinion is that Viking Glory is far more like cruiseship than this one, although it is also a passenger car ferry, or "cruise ferry". I have been in Viking Glory and although the ship is gorgeous, the most beuatiful thing is her route between three archipelagos. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Viking_Glory
This one is also on my list to do! :)
@@Paul_Lucas To get most out of it, I recommend 23 hour minicruise for example from Stockholm; Viking Glory derparture from Stockholm in the evening, arrives in Turku in the next morning and is back to Stockholm in the evening. It will make short stop-over in Åland both ways. Viking Glory turnaround time is only about an hour in Stockholm and in Åbo so it is interesting to watch from the ship how - at best - almost 3,000 passengers and hundreds of cars and dozens of trucks are driven off the ship and new ones are taken in - all of that in about an hour. Also in day time in Marienhamn the turnaround time is about 15 minutes and it's there in same time with Viking Grace which operates in the same route but with the opposite timetable. There are "picnic cruisers" which change the ship in the Marienhamn from for example Viking Glory to Viking Grace or from Viking Grace to Viking Glory at the same time so they make like "half minicruise" and will we back at the port of departure in the same evening (they have departured from there in the same morning).
Great trip. Just realized this route exists, since as far as I know, only domestic ferry serve both cities, like Rome to Sardinia and Barcelona to Balearic Island.
Only one sea fairing quip ??? 🤔😵
I'm disappointed, there was plenty more to be caught !!
The food didn't look quite cruise ship standard, but that was to be expected.... at least you didn't clam up about it 😂
There seemed to be enough to do on board for 24 hours. Shame the night club was not open, you have danced a sea shanty 😂
And you kept us waiting to the bitter end for your rundown of costs..... 😮
Pricey, but worth it, Paul 👍
Was there a shop onboard? Have you tried Japanese ferries?
The memories! I took this trip - the other way, but still - back in 2021 when I was on a month long Euro road trip in my Lincoln Town Car. I stayed in the same kind of cabin, and enjoyed the trip very much. Very cool to see Paul doing this trip!
Yes, more ferries please, great video again.
Great looking trip. Back in the early 90s I did Harwich to Gothenburg which I recall being 24 hours each way and I remember being amazed that a ship had a casino, a movie theatre, restaurants, a disco and more! Sadly I see it is no longer running
30 euros for a massage?! That's what...? About the same in dollars? That's incredible! I pay $200!!
Wow!
I am Irene nee Anderson! Maiden name!
10 years ago we were booked to go from Holyhead to Dublin with Irish Sea ferries, but come the day of their ships were not sailing. They rebooked us on the Stena ferry, and it was definitely 1990s mall vibes on board. Rough going so we pretty much just parked ourselves in one spot with a nice view and tried to not lose our breakfast… since eating lunch was out of the question.
You should try some of the Ferries in the Baltic Sea!
Viking Glory, Viking Grace, Viking Cinderella, Silja Symphony and Silja Serenade are a must for any ferrytraveller!
I'd love to see you do a review of the cruise ferries they have in Japan.
Another good ferry service is. Kiel - Oslo on Colorline. Recommended!
Ship that size, hope they have a good lifeboat drill!
I need my T.V. working because I sleep with the T.V. on and powerful fan on. It's Drowns out the Noise from Chicago O'Hare international airport because I live under the landing route
Grimaldi also has a subsidiary in Greece called Minoan Lines. Nice boats, comfortable accommodations but the food is so so compared to ANEK lines.
As for Iberia Airlines, won’t fly them anytime soon. Went with them to Spain about a year ago and it was the worst airline to fly on, original aircraft was grounded, had to wait an extra hour for a replacement bird and even then they had zero on board for beverages including water for a three hour flight. To boot they only accepted credit cards contrary to what the snack menu mentions. And when it came to paying for one item my card would not pass through their terminal, a USA issued card but it took my wife’s USA issued card. WTF??? I think RyanAir is a bit above Iberia but not by much.
What a cool looking trip and I think I need to try this ASAP!! Thanks for the look see!!
5:31 this is the Oasis Of The Seas cruise ship that when launched held the title of biggest cruise ship in the world!
Bargain. That isn't a whole lot more than Stena Belfast to Liverpool, with a cabin, no food included!!
Who cares if it is outdated? She is a ferry that you'll be on for just a day! Tea kettles and coffee makers isn't a thing in Italy.
2 PL videos in 2 days!?! What a treat😃😂
Even after booking the most expensive cabin, €319 is a steal. There are hotels whose nightly room rates are more than that and don't have as many amenities as that ship.
Wow! Expensive!
In both Rome and Barcelona, it was minimum 300 eur for somewhere you'd actually want to stay. The ferry at that price (esp minus senior discount) made so much sense. Grim food on the whole and my hydro tub had bathtub ring so not sparkling clean. Better than the GRIMaldi ship Salerno to Palermo tho
Good video, interesting ,value for money, did not like colour scheme cabin parts of the ship,
Good stuff 👍well made and interesting content far superior to baldy glasses man's infantile offerings
P&o ferry to spain use to be like this with indoor pool and sauna cinemas entertainment etc . Now brittany ferries run the whole show its now better thst ryan air at sea
No Room Tour puns?
Either you got board, or people were lodging complaints
The Smyril Line ferry from Hirtshals, DK to Seyoisfjördur, Iceland via Faroe Islands takes about 3 days to complete the journey. I would count that as a bit longer as far as regular ferry lines go. 😊
But the vessel isn’t longer!
Looked like a really fun experience, I had a similar experience with Brittany Ferries between Portsmouth & Bilbao which was also fun to experience as a one-off. Getting a cabin, even a basic one on such a crossing is a very good investment, though I wouldn't unlikely go for any premium rooms.
- Tyler
Hi, quick question, how long do you get the hot tub and gym for?
As long as you like, it’s a daily pass.
@@Paul_Lucas another question, if you change anything from your trip, what would it be?
Great video of an unusual route & ferry. My experience of the catering wasn’t very memorable, but you got a hot lunch, which seemed acceptable. I could only find cold sandwiches!
The world's longest Cruise Ferry is between Bellingham in Washington state and Skagway, Alaska which takes a min. of 2.5 days
That’s not a cruise ferry.
Looks less than impressive. It’s Italy so I’m not surprised
Sorry bro. Isn’t even close to the World’s longest ferry. Hokkaido to Nagoya in Japan is 40hrs.
Commenting without watching the video, is it? 😂
When you film the bathroom area could you shut the toilet seat ?
I follow far too many Travel RUclipsrs, so I don't know if you've covered it - but you really should check-out the Japanese Vending Machine ferries someday.
Looks like a fascinating adventure (as most of your videos are)!
13:50 That Ice Cream looks Delicious! 😀
Hi Paul, I’ve seen the Italian ship that has sleeper train cars driven onto it - living in Manchester UK and having family in Ireland, I’ve sailed on the Irish Ferries and Stena Adventurer from Holyhead to Dublin for many years and my favourite vessel is the Irish Ferries Ulysses, especially in the Club Class Lounge but also the cabins which are really nice 🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪❤️
Hi Paul! Your videos are amazing, when I saw this one pop up I was excited to see it. For €319 in a "premium" cabin ot seems a pretty good value for 24hrs voyage. I was so impressed with the stuff on board.awesome video as always.
Hi Paul, great video as usual not my cup of tea the food looks pretty lousy. I don’t think I’d want to touch it with it out. I don’t care. I would probably sell right on if I saw that shit. Look forward to your next video. Take care. Take.
Eh... do you mean the longest journey or the longest boat, because the ferry from Hirtshals, via Torshavn, to Iceland takes 3 days in the off season.
Very interesting choice particularly with the intermediate call. Invaluable for truckers you may have seen. A nice variation on your more usual posting and no need to record leg room and what the Americans prudishly call the bathroom…..but you did. You tube postings Of extended ferry within Japan are almost anaemic by comparison.
I tried a few years ago the sister ferries Europa Palace and Olympia Palace by Minoian Lines between Greece and Italy. Similar pleasant experience. 👍🏻🚢. Thanks for the footage.
Two observations, first they had laminate flooring in the corridor outside the cabins, that would make the noise echo. Secondly as someone who has regularly traveled the 12 to 14 hour overnight journey from Aberdeen to Lerwick in Shetland, there is complimentary tea and coffee inside the cabins unlike what you had. The first class offering on Northlink Ferries actually look better than this ferry in the video, never thought I’d say that..actually I think Northlink Ferries look better than this and their food is superb and decent price.
Thanks for going on the water so I don’t have to! Seasick on a dock lol
That was a fun trip!
A hot tub to oneself whilst cruising the med is definitely worth €160! Impressed! Keep it up Mr L 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
“I was trying to watch Driving Miss Daisy…”
HJoly molly, at 2:07 isn't that thing going in fast?
For some reason, I read your hashtag as "Paul Stripper Ports".
I like Pauls Trip Reports better LOL
Kof = king of fighters. It’s a game
Certainly looks reasonable when you break it down great video paul
I must have embarked shortly after you got off. Maybe I should have got an upgrade or two!
Please try Color Fantasy or Color Magic on the Oslo - Kiel line. You will be amazed.
That was a pretty good pronunciation of Civitaveccia!!
Boarding via the stern ramp and an escalator to the main decks is fairly standard on many Mediterranean/Aegean routes - saves the need for a passenger gangway.
The escalators are a bit of a novelty. That's something you don't see on cruise ships very often.
appreciate for posting the prices at the end. very useful as a benchmark going on this or any other similar ferries around europe.
€30 for dinner, decent price.
This is amazing! I wish the old west could combine the old and new so well. Never forget your history
You forgot to add WiFi on your total costs.
Great value in your ticket price. So glad you reviewed the cruise/ferry. Interesting.
You could probably get an MSC cruise for the same price and the same destination.
awesome video as always incredible choice of backing music as well
I was so excited to see the updates on Twitter and curious about just how much fun it was
That hot tub looked a bit murky
Your punnery is on top form, sir. Please continue and persist!
you should try a ship in Greece (Minoan Lines especially)
Ohhhhhh, longest in length! Definitely not the longest in time though :)
Great video as always Paul and really enjoyed it but I still prefer my celebrity cruise on the new ascent coming soon starting from Barcelona 😀
There can't be many ferries with escalators