Cruise Planning - How to Plan Your Perfect Cruise Part 1
Why a cruise vacation? One of the best things about cruising is the wide variety of activities available.
You can do anything from relaxing on a deck chair with a good book, to enjoying more strenuous and exciting activities like golf, snorkeling, or helicopter rides.
Destination Cruises - European cruises offer medieval tours and other opportunities.
Imagine visiting the Coliseum, the French Riviera and the Greek Islands all in one week! There is no place on earth where you will find this much culture and history so close together.
Caribbean cruises offer beautiful beaches full of excitement and relaxation.
You could be snorkeling clear blue waters of Mexico, visiting beautiful Jamaican waterfalls, and lazing in a hammock on a stunning beach, all during the same vacation.
Where ever you are cruising, ships usually dock early in the morning, giving you the opportunity to get off and explore the sights during the day.
Later in the afternoon or evening, your ship sets sail to the next exciting destination.
In some destinations (commonly referred to as ports of call), the ship will arrive late, so check the voyage arrival and departure times prior to booking.
You do not want to get to your favorite destination just to find out you are there only for a few hours.
In some locations, the ship will stay for a night or two, giving you ample opportunity to explore longer.
If you are celebrating a special occasion, then it is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of some unique packages available.
Most Cruise Lines offer excellent romance packages including sparkling wine and chocolate strawberries waiting for you upon arrival, a selection of massages to chose from, roses in your room and even breakfast in bed.
Plan in advance and give the cruise line as much notice as possible.
It always pays to double check the arrangements prior to leaving home.
One of the great things about a cruise is, it is a destination within itself that takes you to several other destinations while you sleep.
You wake up in the morning to a whole new adventure.
And with the most popular cities located on the water; a cruise ship can visit Barcelona, Venice, Monte Carlo, Cannes, Athens and the Greek Islands all in one cruise.
To conclude part 1, a common mistake is relying too much on what other people recommend.
The same ship can change from season to season and itinerary to itinerary.
And what your friends or family liked on their cruise might not be what you have in mind.
To guarantee yourself a great vacation, do your research and make it your own decision.
You can do anything from relaxing on a deck chair with a good book, to enjoying more strenuous and exciting activities like golf, snorkeling, or helicopter rides.
Destination Cruises - European cruises offer medieval tours and other opportunities.
Imagine visiting the Coliseum, the French Riviera and the Greek Islands all in one week! There is no place on earth where you will find this much culture and history so close together.
Caribbean cruises offer beautiful beaches full of excitement and relaxation.
You could be snorkeling clear blue waters of Mexico, visiting beautiful Jamaican waterfalls, and lazing in a hammock on a stunning beach, all during the same vacation.
Where ever you are cruising, ships usually dock early in the morning, giving you the opportunity to get off and explore the sights during the day.
Later in the afternoon or evening, your ship sets sail to the next exciting destination.
In some destinations (commonly referred to as ports of call), the ship will arrive late, so check the voyage arrival and departure times prior to booking.
You do not want to get to your favorite destination just to find out you are there only for a few hours.
In some locations, the ship will stay for a night or two, giving you ample opportunity to explore longer.
If you are celebrating a special occasion, then it is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of some unique packages available.
Most Cruise Lines offer excellent romance packages including sparkling wine and chocolate strawberries waiting for you upon arrival, a selection of massages to chose from, roses in your room and even breakfast in bed.
Plan in advance and give the cruise line as much notice as possible.
It always pays to double check the arrangements prior to leaving home.
One of the great things about a cruise is, it is a destination within itself that takes you to several other destinations while you sleep.
You wake up in the morning to a whole new adventure.
And with the most popular cities located on the water; a cruise ship can visit Barcelona, Venice, Monte Carlo, Cannes, Athens and the Greek Islands all in one cruise.
To conclude part 1, a common mistake is relying too much on what other people recommend.
The same ship can change from season to season and itinerary to itinerary.
And what your friends or family liked on their cruise might not be what you have in mind.
To guarantee yourself a great vacation, do your research and make it your own decision.
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