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OK, I have to be that guy. Barcelona to Casablanca is not a "transatlantic cruise". Anyway, interesting idea if you can live without internet. Technically spea
by arbuge 13y ago
OK, I have to be that guy. Barcelona to Casablanca is not a "transatlantic cruise".
Anyway, interesting idea if you can live without internet. Technically speaking, if you're in international waters (and not a US citizen, which is a long story), you won't even owe taxes on the work you do aboard.
- jhvh1134 13y agoThose could have just been two connecting ports of many.
- busterarm 13y agoIn ship lingo it is. A trip from Florida across the Suez Canal and out to Singapore is also considered "Transatlantic". Basically it just matters what your starting ocean is and if it's round trip or not.
- busterarm 13y agoUgh. I meant to say Panama, and I'm wrong anyway. Derp moment. Disregard.
- reeses 13y agoThanks for coming back for that. I was scratching my head trying to figure out if there was some horrid route cruise ships took to get to the Mediterranean from Florida that involved them not going into the Atlantic. "And then everyone gets out to help carry the ship over the Darien Gap..." or possibly,"Shackleton, the adventure."
- tynan 13y agoOriginal author here... I wrote the post in transit between those ports. On cruises you go to a lot of ports... this particular one ends up in Florida (Florence to Florida, with 8 stops or so)