Regent Seven Seas Cruise Director, Jamie Logan's Blog
Here is the final segment of this Jamie's Journey to Mumbai. What an interesting couple days it was. The public laundry is an incredible place to see if you can make your way inside. I see all those people working in the chemicals for as much as 16 hours a day and think "What a life!" Stay tuned for this surprise ending... It is amazing what can happen even in a city of 20 million people. The … [Read more...]
Well, here we go with part 2 of these two adventurous days we spent in Bombay! In this segment you'll meet Raj who will play an important role in our surprise ending in part 3. Then we head to Dhobi Gate, the largest public laundry in Asia, where you will meet Samil, a laundry stall owner who will give us a fascinating tour that the tourist do not get to see. This is an amazing travel adventure. … [Read more...]
V Cruisers, As summer begins to wane many of you may be looking ahead to this winter and are considering your travel options. This winter when Regent Seven Seas Cruises Seven Seas Voyager travels down to New Zealand and back from the Mediterranean it will make two calls to Incredible India. You can check out a couple itinerary options. … [Read more...]
Day 115 of 145 Busy, busy, busy! That’s how it’s been around here! We are now in the Red Sea having passed uneventfully (as expected) between Somalia and Yemen in the Gulf of Yemen and having now “squeezed” through the entrance to the Red Sea - Bab el Mandeb, the strategically important, narrow strait which connects with the Gulf of Aden. In the north, the sea divides into two … [Read more...]
Day 102 of 145. September 11th 2001 we were on Seven Seas Voyager Navigator in Casablanca, Morocco when the news of the attack came through. We had rust returned from the Arab market and the entire day was eerie for me from start to finish. This time we are in Fujairah, United Arab Emirates when the news came through just before 7:00am. I had been awake since 6:00am and turned on the news … [Read more...]
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