Tribe.net. Local Connections chrisodell http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/6bb93cee-30b3-4003-bfef-76a923eb978a 2005-07-02T20:25:12Z 2005-02-13T21:54:21Z

<div>anyone know of a ship for this route?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 5 replies </div>

chrisodell 2005-02-13T21:54:21Z jessicastrawberrycheesecakerabbit http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/3cecf9fd-6580-493e-9cd1-f2174936b02a 2005-06-27T02:14:52Z 2005-06-27T02:14:52Z

<div>I have never been on a freighter ship before, but I am moving to Wellington, New Zealand in December or January. I would like to go by freighter. i have some questions though....can you bring pets? how many bags can you have? can you just go one way? i looked at www.freighter-travel.com but didnt find one that sounds good. Can someone help me find other freighter travel to New Zealand? Thank you.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 0 replies </div>

jessicastrawberrycheesecakerabbit 2005-06-27T02:14:52Z mrcurtain http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/a7ce96dc-b99a-476a-becb-c8bd32fe637f 2005-02-22T17:29:17Z 2005-02-22T17:29:17Z

<div> <br/>I looked at those sites very quickly - my connection here in Addis Ababa is a bit slow and didn't see the info that I need. <br/> <br/>Anyone have any info on traveling the Red Sea? I'm looking for boats from Djibouti => Eritrea, Djibouti => Egypt, and Eritrea => Egypt. <br/> <br/>Thanks, <br/>-Adam Katz <br/>World Traveler <br/>http://www.geekeasy.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 0 replies </div>

mrcurtain 2005-02-22T17:29:17Z trotsky http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/2ad29d31-fdbe-4c42-8284-7629ff67a0c9 2005-01-25T20:02:09Z 2005-01-23T08:14:06Z

<div>the boat ride was fantastic, i have been posting my journal of sorts to www.updownandstrange.blogspot.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 1 reply </div>

trotsky 2005-01-23T08:14:06Z mrcurtain http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/4f23a91d-a09c-4bd0-8bac-db7d9f48df20 2005-01-11T11:45:28Z 2005-01-11T11:45:28Z

<div> <br/>I'm not likely to find a freighter, but does anyone have any info, or ideas on finding a boat ride (fishing boat or otherwise) across the bering strait? <br/> <br/>I'll be trying to make a crossing from Siberia over to Alaska. <br/> <br/>Cheers, <br/>-Adam Katz <br/>World Traveler <br/>http://www.geekeasy.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 0 replies </div>

mrcurtain 2005-01-11T11:45:28Z trotsky http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/de490bff-f9ea-4382-81a6-801e596777af 2004-12-28T17:50:08Z 2004-12-28T17:50:08Z

<div>Well I am all packed and ready to go. I will probably be incommunicado for at least ten days, first stop: Pusan. Maybe I can find an internet cafe there. I set up a blog: www.updownandstrange.blogspot.com where I hope to upload photos and videos. <br/>cheers, <br/>Mark</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 0 replies </div>

trotsky 2004-12-28T17:50:08Z trotsky http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/87d9a727-1cb1-45e2-a8cc-3fb65dd3d7f4 2004-09-05T20:11:44Z 2004-06-17T19:06:37Z

<div>Anyone intersted in joining me? <br/>Aug 7th Vancouver to Tokyo................ 13 days...... $1,170 pp (double occupancy.........$1,300 (single) <br/> <br/>Itinerary Vancouver........................ British Columbia Anchorage....................................... Alaska <br/>Tokyo................................................ Japan Tianjin................................................China <br/>Shanghai ...........................................China Qingdao.............................................China <br/> Pusan.....................................South Korea <br/>Vancouver........................ British Columbia <br/>Ports are subject to change. Two ships, the Lykes Eagle and the TMM Tabasco, formerly in the South American trade, offers a 35 day itinerary from Vancouver to Anchorage, Alaska; Tokyo, Japan; Tianjin, Qingdao and Shanghai, China and Pusan, South Korea. The vessels are U.S. owned and managed, and are registered in the U.K. The officers and crew are Indian and food onboard, therefore, is Indian. However, Lykes is aware that not all Americans enjoy Indian cuisine, and will be offering simple alternative meals. Passengers must be able to negotiate several flights of stairs. Four double cabins, located on Decks 4 and 5, are good sized, attractive with mahogany furniture, and have a sitting area with a sofa, chair and table, and mini-refrigerator. All cabins have clear views. Passengers have their own lounge on Deck 5 with a multisystem VCR, audio system, games, etc. An outdoor pool is located on Deck 2, an exercise room on the Upper deck, and deck space, where passengers can lounge around in deck chairs, is plentiful.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 3 replies </div>

trotsky 2004-06-17T19:06:37Z trotsky http://freighters.tribe.net/thread/deac5e7e-7631-4476-9203-043fb97506a6 2004-06-16T18:28:30Z 2004-06-16T18:28:30Z

<div>http://www.freightertravel.hb.co.nz <br/>http://www.freighter-travel.com <br/>http://travltips.com</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://freighters.tribe.net">freighter travel</a> - 0 replies </div>

trotsky 2004-06-16T18:28:30Z