Swells aren’t all that swell, in my opinion.
Today’s noon hour report: 30 knots of wind, gusting to 40, equivalent to 35-45 mph/55-65 kph. A mind-boggling 3500 metres (2.175 miles!) of water below our keel. Sea conditions “moderate to rough”.
“Walk low and wide, folks, low and wide” – Cruise Director Aaron Seifert,Viking Star, World Cruise 21/22.
“Rock and roll is here to stay” – Danny & The Juniors
“It’s going to get worse” – Captain Marcus Jurland, Viking Sky, Monday January 6, 2025.
Rose and Ted’s Excellent Adventure 
Don’t you sometimes wonder why you paid for this?I was on your first Viking world cruise and enjoy your blog. I am currently in Agra India seeing the beautiful Taj Mahal and poverty beyond belief.Gwen Tigner, a fellow sea sicker who doesn’t go any where without my Relisf Band which is a great help
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Despite the days I need a meclizine tablet, I never regret being on a Viking Ocean ship! (But, ask me again after the Tasman Sea and the horn of Africa!)
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Love the quotes and your sense of humor even in your discomfort!
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Oh, dear…
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Oh, dear…
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When we did our 2017 world cruise, we had a fairly rough crossing to Hawaii and then to FP (there were some calm days, though, so hang in there). A couple of the officers told us that the Pacific starts getting calmer in February. But who knows if any of the ‘old’ trends apply anymore.
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Hoping that the Captains prediction is short lived and calmer seas prevail.
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