John Widmer

Repositioning cruises are sometimes also referred to simply as repo cruises (for short) or relocation cruises (an alternate name). Before revealing where to find the best repositioning cruise deals, it’s important to have an understanding about • when repositioning cruises are relocated, and • where repositioning cruises actually go. It’s a common misnomer that repositioning cruise deals are so cheap because they’re boring and stripped-down cruises. There are already some unusually low rates for 2021 transatlantic repositioning cruises, well in advance of the deals that tend to emerge in the last-minute.

With cruises not sailing and flights putting people in contact with one another, taking a road trip is emerging as a popular way to travel within the new normal of pandemic conditions. While making an attempt to avoid other people and crowded spaces, it’s a logical move to cut cities from any pandemic road trip itinerary. If considering a city visit during a pandemic road trip, be careful to research what’s open and think about what activities you’ll actually be able to do while keeping distanced. Crowded situations can increase your contact with so many other people, which is exactly what we’re trying to avoid during a pandemic road trip.

When visiting Halifax, the most popular day trip to see a fishing village is to Peggy’s Cove, where visitors will find the famed Peggy’s Cove lighthouse alongside a recreated fishing village. Although Halifax is Nova Scotia’s largest city, it still maintains some enormous park space that’s only a short stroll from downtown. One of Nova Scotia’s Best Hikes Also in the Bay of Fundy area is what we’ve found to be one of Nova Scotia’s most scenic hikes. It’s a staple in the neighboring province of PEI, but two of Cows Creamery’s 12 locations are actually located directly on Halifax’s waterfront.

Before getting to Devil’s Pool Zambia, you must take a short swim in the Zambezi River right above Victoria Falls, from Livingston Island to Devil’s Pool. According to the tour guides that operate this experience, there have never been any Devil’s Pool Victoria Falls deaths during the Livingstone Island tour, which is the only tour that includes a swim in Devil’s Pool. There are also other occasional Victoria Falls deaths, but there are no casualties on record of people plunging to their deaths at Devil’s Pool during the Livingstone Island tour, which remains the only tour to access Devil’s Pool. Currently, the Devil’s Pool tour (AKA Livingstone Island Tour) is operated 5 times per day at the following times: October and November can be an ideal time to plan a visit Devil’s Pool Victoria Falls, as those months provide the best odds for water levels being lower, which is necessary.