P&O Ventura | Day 4 | Famous Cider, Huge Shuttle Queues and a Fun Evening Onboard
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It was nice and refreshing to hear a bit of responsibility being taken and an explanation into the fact that the cruise port terminal hadn't really ordered enough buses
We love looking at normal life in ports rather than just seeing all the tourist attractions.
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Welcome to Day 4 of our P&O Ventura cruise 🚢 Today we visited Gijón, Spain, where we spent the day exploring the city, trying the famous Asturian cider, and soaking up the atmosphere. While walking around we even came across a local protest, which was unexpected! After a great time ashore, we joined a very long queue for the shuttle bus back to the ship, before getting ready for another evening onboard Ventura. Dinner tonight was in the Main Dining Room, where we enjoyed a really tasty meal, followed by Klaus Fantastische who had us laughing all evening. Find us on social media - Instagram - www.instragram.com/sistersontheseas Facebook - www.facebook.com/sistersontheseas Our Blog - www.sistersontheseas.com