Karen and I have had lots of time to talk about our canceled March cruise and all the things that our recent pandemic has brought to our door. We will be getting a voucher for a future cruise from Viking that we can use within the next 24 months. So, of course, we are also talking about where we want to go and what we want to see in 2021. In the meantime, however, once restrictions are lifted, we will begin to enjoy our resident season passes to Sea World Orlando and Disney World.
Up for consideration are:
Russia and the Baltic Sea (Ocean Cruise) – 11 days; 6 guided tours; 4 countries
Discover Stockholm’s maze of waterways as you explore its archipelago. Marvel at St. Petersburg’s art and architecture, and enjoy more during a three-day stay. Visit the charming medieval trading ports of Tallinn and Visby, see the exquisitely beautiful Bornholm and find out why so many visitors return to the island year after year. Embrace the relaxed atmosphere of Copenhagen and experience firsthand why the Danes are considered among the world’s happiest people.
Viking Homelands (Ocean Cruise) – 15 days; 11 guided tours; 8 countries
Sail the clear waters of Scandinavia and the Baltic on this 15-day cruise. Enjoy overnights in cosmopolitan Stockholm, majestic St. Petersburg and scenic Bergen, and explore charming historic city centers in Tallinn and Gdańsk. Visit Helsinki, Berlin and Copenhagen and witness breathtaking scenery from your ship as she glides through majestic Norwegian fjords in the legendary homelands of the Vikings.
Africa Serengeti – Four Seasons ‘road trip’ getaway on our own.
Russia – St. Petersburg to Moscow – Four Seasons ‘road and train trip’ getaway on our own.
So, once again, we are reaching out to all of you to ask for your opinion on which vacation to plan for 2021. The first person to correctly guess will receive a bit of encouragement from us to plan your own vacation, in the form of a Viking luggage tag! So, leave a comment with your best guess by April 30th for a chance to win this lovely new red leather luggage tag, which will be mailed to your home address once the virus is safely passed.
I travel because it makes me realize how much I haven’t seen,
how much I’m not going to see,
and how much I still need to see.”
– Carew Papritz
Twenty Steps at a Time 
Good quote! There really is a lot to see!
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Africa Serengeti is on my bucket list. Go there and share your travel tips!!! Wherever you go, you’ll have a fabulous time. 🙂
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Good guess! Karen has been wanting to go for a while now, but she doesn’t like bugs! And I get nervous around big, wild animals!
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