Floating Hotel by junge1
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Description
The Celebrity Cruise 'Solstice', a 122,000 GT Solstice class cruise ship in the port of Rhodes.
Picture was taken on 3 July 2013,
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Comments (22)
Great capture!!!!!!!
Oh Wow when I saw this before reading your description I thought it was a big hotel building and I thought how have they got this building to "float" thing of earthquake protection or something.. Durr I'm a worry sometimes lol.. Nice shot Sig!!
I agree looks like the side of a building if you ignore the Lifeboats... Cool shot!!!!
Great shot.
those ships are so huge ! greta capture
Very great shot.
Whoa! Too big for me mate, I'm an old school cruiser lol Nice POV though.. Rob
Wonderful capture - impressive ship for sure
That is different, outstanding capture!
Wonderful photoshot my friend.
Very cool shot!!!!!
Shining shot.
Not sure how I'd like something so huge! Sort of a sardine-can feeling. :P
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
good shot
That is a superlative!! Incredible!! I think I would probably end up arrive in a strange room LOL
I like that each cabin has a door .very huge ship
All these cabins have balconies. There are over 4,000 passengers on this ship. Our ship was 'only' 16,000 tons and much more 'personal'. We actually met the captain! My feeling about these huge cruise ships is that it is all about making money. I don't need 4,000 passengers to have have!
impressive!
impressive
The only way to travel as long as you have deep water to dock. Even tenders are not bad to deal with if you really want to see the sights!
@danapommet. Dana, I prefer smaller ships. They seem to be more personal. On these big ones one never gets to meet the captain and during debarking, it feels like a troop deployment!