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Carnival Miracle

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The Carnival Miracle is a ship belonging to Carnival Cruise Lines and put into service in 2001. It belongs to the Spirit class. The ship will be dry laid in February 2020 to do a complete renovation. There is capacity for 2124 passengers and 934 crew members. Its length is 294 meters. You will find everything you need to enjoy a beautiful cruise: restaurants, bars, games room, library, casino, theater, disco, mini-golf, etc. You also have the laundry service, babysitting, breakfast in your cabin, etc.

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Obviously the ship will not be available during the renovations, but you can consult the other ships and itineraries on the company website.

This article is just to show how the ship was before going dry.

Pullman Cayo Coco Resort, Cuba

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The Pullman Cayo Coco Hotel is set on a secluded beach overlooking the Atlantic Ocean in Cuba, 14 km from Jardines del Rey Airport. It opened in 2015. There are just over 560 rooms located in different 3-story buildings with all-inclusive service. There is a flat-screen TV, minibar, tea and coffee maker and all rooms have a terrace and some of them offer sea views. The Collection is an exclusive section for adults with villas with kitchen, butler service and private swimming pool. The complex has 8 restaurants, 10 bars, a spa, a gym, 7 outdoor swimming pools, 2 tennis courts, children’s clubs and the possibility of water sports. There is also entertainment in the evening.

Tips

If you want to have wi-fi in your room, you can ask for it but this will be with a surcharge to pay.

The check-out of the hotel is at noon but if you want to stay more time, for example, if your flight is in the evening, you can ask for it but you will have to pay it too.

Kathmandu, Nepal

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Kathmandu is the political and religious capital of Nepal which is also the largest city and the chief town of the district of the same name. The first inhabitants of Kathmandu were Newar and spoke nepâlbhâsa which is widely spoken among the different ethnic communities residing in Kathmandu.

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Nepal’s capital is surrounded by a valley full of historic sites, ancient temples, shrines, and fascinating villages. Mingle with locals and animals amid Durbar Square’s monuments, or join mountain trekkers in the bustling Thamel District. Explore shops for exquisite work by local artisans—carpets and paper prints are specialties.

Thank you to my friend Franck for these pictures is his comment: “here is a few pictures that hardly represent what we have experienced on the first 24 hours in Kathmandu.”