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KnitWise

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3. Age range

Reply to RamblingRose (Original post)

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 01:05 PM

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I would say the age range was from thirties to eighties, more passengers probably in the retiree category but not all. No children on either trip, though there were parents with adult children on both. The Malta/Siciily trip we took was on Sea Cloud 2, which is an AMAZING ship. So comfortable and just a fantastic experience. I think NatGeo offers two itineraries on Sea Cloud 2 in the Mediterranean. Baja was amazing too — smaller ship and not a sailing vessel. I have become a Nat Geo loyalist! I very much want to go to Scotland — part of my heritage and I’ve never been!

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