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If you've never been on a cargo ship, or even if you are an experienced traveller, there may be one or more questions you want answers to. We have compiled a set of Frequently Asked Questions to help answer any queries you may have. Should you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Can you tell me about days ashore
Cargo ship voyages really does mean travelling the world your way. There is no organised entertainment or shore excursions. Once the ship arrives in port, passangers are free to explore the port at thier own pace and get a taste of the real culture in the countries visited.
Are there other passengers aboard the ship? What are they like?
Passengers have a varied background. A large proportion are mature travellers with around half of them being single gentleman but this type of travel is also popular with younger people seeking an alternative way to travel. The most common factor our passengers share is their love for the sea.
What sort of facilities do the ships have?
Being designed for a specific purpose; the ships do not have the same facilities as cruise ships. But then, that is the whole purpose of going on a cargo vessel. travelling without the pressures of organised entertainment or the pressure to spend extra money on board. Cabins on cargo ships are comfortable spacious suites for 1-2 people. Passengers share the officers facilities (lounge and dining areas). Some ships may also have bar, swimming pool, gym and lift.
What food is available on board?
Food standards are very high on cargo vessels. Expect three freshly cooked meals a day offering a well balanced and healthy diet. In between meals passengers have access to the pantry for snacks.
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The Greener Way to Travel |
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Whether a Cargo ship has 1 or 101 passengers onboard, it will still sail and use just as much fuel, making your journey almost completely 'carbon neutral'. |
