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kate_frankie
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#PTTravel Chat

Q5 What is the food and drink like? Do you have any stops on land to explore further?

Txiki_Tales
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A5 Can't really answer this although on a Bilboats river cruise last August they did serve cans of San Miguel, which coincidentally is what I'm drinking just now ;-) #pttravel

aok_NW
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A5 #pttravel Food & drink were about the same in my experience. Maybe more expensive though. My pictures of Halong Bay where food was provided & alcohol was extra.

NomadKeith

A5 #PTTravel Again, infinitely variable! Certainly more 'port rich' than the average ocean cruise. Favourite: English Holiday Cruises, on the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal, when they stopped at the Slimbridge Bird Reserve.

JaiBharathi
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replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie A5 #PTtravel the houseboat trips in Kerala : they buy local fish, shrimps and lobsters and cook it fresh 😊 Ofcourse endless rounds of fresh coconut water

RooLovesTravel
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A5 Cruise ships offer various food & cater for diets. Smaller boats may not. For day trips I don’t expect much as a vegan so take my own food. Boats usually = seafoodđŸ‘ŽđŸ» I much prefer to stop on land for a meal. In Brunei we took a boat to have tea at a local’s home #PTTravel

kate_frankie
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RT @Txiki_Tales: A5 Can't really answer this although on a Bilboats river cruise last August they did serve cans of San Miguel, which coinc


kate_frankie
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RT @RooLovesTravel: A5 Cruise ships offer various food & cater for diets. Smaller boats may not. For day trips I don’t expect much as a veg