Despite the 2 to 4 meters swell in the Bay of Biscay, Balmoral glides gently along its track set towards Honfleur, France. We arrived at the pilot station precisely on time and just before noon, we were alongside at Honfleur Cruise Terminal.
I’ve been to Honfleur before and I still remember how I enjoyed the place simply by just walking and admiring the beautiful sights around. Walking on cobbled alleys feels like I was in medieval times. And those half-timber houses were truly a sight worth staring at endlessly. If you are in Honfleur, you won’t get tired of taking selfies, and of course, you will always have some of the best instagramable shots on every angle. Just make sure your camera phone has enough space to store your Honfleur photos. Believe me, you will have hard time sorting out which one to keep and which one goes to the bin.
We left Honfleur late evening yesterday and we’re now transiting the North Sea heading back to Newcastle, UK.
