In fact, there are no cabins, but economy and club class seats. Both are good, the ferry is really cool and you can sit very comfortably or walk around the ship. To be honest, if I could, I would go over to Sicily much more often.
It looks pretty poor there, but the nature is great, mountains, fields, Mount Etna, yes, I think I'll persuade my girlfriend to let us go over there ... Today!... So the persuasion attempt...
Do you even have a cabin there or do you really have to sit somewhere for 2 hours?
That sounds like a punishment now, that you have to hang out on the cutter for 2 hours and have to lie down in a cabin instead . I haven't traveled from Malta to Sicily yet, but from Helsinki to Tallinn, which also took about two hours. You walk left, then right, have a beer or two and you're already there . Like a train ride with a view of the sea
Matthias wrote on 10.02.2025 at 23:20: There are actually no cabins, but economy and club class seats. Both are good, the ferry is really cool and you can sit very comfortably or walk around the ship. To be honest, if I could, I would go over to Sicily much more often.
It looks pretty poor there, but the nature is great, mountains, fields, Mount Etna, yes, I think I'll persuade my girlfriend to take us over there ... Today!... So the persuasion attempt...
Yes, it's like that almost everywhere in southern Italy. Well, if you compare it with Milan or Turin. I've experienced both sides, so both northern and southern Italy and apart from Tuscany I would always prefer southern Italy. Not only the things you have already mentioned are better, but the food, the culture (even if some "traditions" are not so nice). Life is more relaxed there. You can roughly compare it to Spain. I personally think the whole island is beautiful, but I've seen a bit more of the western side (Palermo and nearby Cefalú). I can only recommend it to you. Etna is also beautiful, but I've only been to Catania once for 2 weeks. It was really nice, but unfortunately there are a lot of cats/dogs living on the streets.
I have rather negative memories of Milan, especially the school days It was much stricter than in Tuscany and the residential area was similar to Germany. In Tuscany I lived in a village; where there was a lot of green space^^
Langhans_innen wrote on February 10th, 2025 at 11:21 pm:
That sounds like a punishment, hanging out on the cutter for 2 hours and having to lie down in a cabin instead . I haven't traveled from Malta to Sicily yet, but from Helsinki to Tallinn, which also took about two hours. You walk left, then right, have a beer or two and you're already there . Like a train ride with a view of the sea
If I go to Malta, it wouldn't be wise to play on a ferry. It's certainly not worth going to a restaurant, so what's left? Either have a few drinks or just lie down and pass the time on my smartphone or sunbathe a bit ^^ I prefer to relax on my bed and listen to music for 2 hours but everyone has their own way of killing time
If I go to Malta, then it would be unwise to play in a ferry. A restaurant is certainly not really worth it, so what's left? Either have a few drinks or just lie down and pass the time on the smartphone or sunbathe a little ^^ I prefer to relax on my bed and listen to 2 hours of music but everyone has their own methods of killing time
Well, I wouldn't deny that a cabin offers additional comfort and if I had one to hand, I would sometimes use it on short journeys But on an ICE journey from Nuremberg to Munich, for example, nobody would seriously think of doing that, Especially as this is also a cost factor, as you can accommodate a lot more walking people and normal seated passengers in one means of transport than filling the whole carriage with cabins, which are not desired or in demand anyway due to the high price. So, I'd better shut up now, because I have absolutely no idea about business management and transportation
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That sounds like a punishment now, that you have to hang out on the cutter for 2 hours and have to lie down in a cabin instead . I haven't traveled from Malta to Sicily yet, but from Helsinki to Tallinn, which also took about two hours. You walk left, then right, have a beer or two and you're already there . Like a train ride with a view of the sea
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Yes, it's like that almost everywhere in southern Italy. Well, if you compare it with Milan or Turin. I've experienced both sides, so both northern and southern Italy and apart from Tuscany I would always prefer southern Italy. Not only the things you have already mentioned are better, but the food, the culture (even if some "traditions" are not so nice). Life is more relaxed there. You can roughly compare it to Spain. I personally think the whole island is beautiful, but I've seen a bit more of the western side (Palermo and nearby Cefalú). I can only recommend it to you. Etna is also beautiful, but I've only been to Catania once for 2 weeks. It was really nice, but unfortunately there are a lot of cats/dogs living on the streets.
I have rather negative memories of Milan, especially the school days It was much stricter than in Tuscany and the residential area was similar to Germany. In Tuscany I lived in a village; where there was a lot of green space^^
If I go to Malta, it wouldn't be wise to play on a ferry. It's certainly not worth going to a restaurant, so what's left? Either have a few drinks or just lie down and pass the time on my smartphone or sunbathe a bit ^^ I prefer to relax on my bed and listen to music for 2 hours but everyone has their own way of killing time
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Well, I wouldn't deny that a cabin offers additional comfort and if I had one to hand, I would sometimes use it on short journeys But on an ICE journey from Nuremberg to Munich, for example, nobody would seriously think of doing that, Especially as this is also a cost factor, as you can accommodate a lot more walking people and normal seated passengers in one means of transport than filling the whole carriage with cabins, which are not desired or in demand anyway due to the high price. So, I'd better shut up now, because I have absolutely no idea about business management and transportation
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