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Subject: Re: Millenium Mediterranean Cruise Posted on: Sat, 24 Jun 2006 15:11:48 -0700


> Naples - Excursion to Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast
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> Athens - excursion to Acropolis, original Olympic stadium, museum + time in
> the Plaka for lunch, shopping and strolling
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I must agree with Ms. Ball, save for the two following exceptions.

In Naples, I would go to Herculaneum; most tourists don't even know that
it exists and we were fortunate that it was available to us. It is a
much smaller community than Pompeii and, as a consequence you get a much
better "feeling" for the type of life the doomed inhabitants of this
town lived. Secondly, being a much smaller community, you get to see
much more of it.

In Athens, if it's on your itinerary & should time permit, try to visit
the Temple of Poseidon. I am sure that there are photos of the area on
the Internet, to lure you to this wonderful spot.

Have a wonderful time!

Alain