Today was a much needed ship day, as we used this opportunity to pack up our bags in preparation for our departure tomorrow. We didn’t sleep as late as we would’ve liked after last night, but it was a relaxing day nonetheless. We couldn’t exactly exhaust ourselves today by merely eating and laying in the Solarium!
Packing our bags was a lot quicker this time than when we left Australia, and since we didn’t have any wifi coverage, most of the day was spent socialising with our onboard friends. We had our final dinner with the Reno boys before catching up with Blaine, Suzanne and Charlie for a tea before bed. It was quite sad as we all went our separate ways, but that’s what happens when a cruise finishes.
One awesome thing that occurred was when a helicopter came right up next to the cruise ship before heading to one of the nearby oil rigs. We could literally wave to them from our balcony.
Tomorrow we will catch our train to Brussels before Ted and I sadly have to head off in different directions before reuniting back home.Leia mais
North Sea55°41’49” N 5°15’26” E
North Sea55°41’49” N 5°15’26” E