DIY World Cruise with NCL, MSC, and Princess. That's a wrap. Would we do it again?
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it's been an awesome trip so far I guess if people were wondering if we would be able to do a world Cruise that's double the length of this I'd say yes
doing a do-it-yourself World Cruise in segments has some benefits to it yes you get different ships and with the different ships you have different room Styles
each Cruise Line has a very distinct signature style for better no better way to explain it and when you're on as an example Norwegian they have a very distinct way of doing things
we loved it yeah hard to believe we're coming to the end
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Darren and Susan from Retired Time to Cruise discuss their experience and pros and cons of the trip on their DIY World Cruise on their second last day of the voyage. It was a combination of cruises including a 21 Day voyage aboard NCL Encore along the West Coast of North America and through the Panama Canal followed by 28 days on the MSC Magnifica exploring the Caribbean then crossing the Atlantic for several European Ports, then after a few days in Europe, the return trip aboard the Island Princess in Europe and a few African Ports and a crossing to Fort Lauderdale. Would they do it again? Watch and find out!