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Thank you both for your advise. I love this app so helpful for 1st time cruisers like us x
Answered by SaznDave on July 12, 2023
Hi 👋🏻 if you click on the attachment to you booking email, it may have the arrival and departure times on there. That's how I found mine 👍🏻 we're going on Iona in 2 weeks to the fjords. I might be able to help you more after then 😁👍🏻
Answered by harribags on July 09, 2023
We just took this cruise. P&O are one of the only lines not to publish port times, you can discover some times on local port websites but even these changed for several ports. Flåm we were an hour ahead and Haugesund our port times and tours were moved 30minutes earlier. I used the timings of the trips they were selling to calculate any trips I booked myself. For example the train in Flam, the last time they were selling was 14.15 for the 14.35 train.
Answered by DCowen on July 11, 2023
If you plan for arriving in port at 8am and departure at 4pm you will not be far away. I have just returned from a cruise on iona in the fjords so these times are based on very recent experience. Hope this helps.
Answered by taylor858 on July 12, 2023
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