If you’re a smoker, you might not be so thrilled with the recent changes in the smoking policies of many of the cruise lines. More and more cruise lines are prohibiting smoking on cabin balconies. However, if you’re a non-smoker, this is good news. You will now be able to enjoy the fresh ocean air … Wondering about Cruise Lines’ Smoking Policies?
A Mexican Riviera cruise is one of the most popular year-round cruise destinations. And, why wouldn’t it be with ideal temperatures ranging in the 70’s and 80’s all year round. You’ll enjoy relaxing days at sea aboard your floating resort and then pull into the best of the Pacific Mexico cruise ports, places like Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan and Puerto … Mexico—A year round destination for sun and fun
Princess Cruise Lines has introduced a brand new ship–the Royal Princess. The first ship in the new Royal Class, it is beautifully designed, and thoughtfully created to give vacationers a sense of privacy even while on a huge, floating resort. On this new ship, Princess has doubled the size of the atrium, added new places … The New Royal Princess lives up to its name
A Canada & New England cruise is a must if you enjoy walking and taking in beautiful landscape. The classic ports on the East Coast are rich with American history, seafood, and exhibit incredible views of the rugged coastline, back-dropped with fall foliage. Norwegian, Holland America, Princess and Royal Caribbean cruise lines each offer 7-day … Put on Your Walking Shoes and Explore the Classic Ports on a 7-night Canada & New England Cruise
So, you want to book a Caribbean cruise? Great! You may have questions–What’s the best time to cruise to the Caribbean? What ports can I leave from? We’ve got the answers. The good news is that you can cruise the Caribbean any time of the year. You might see lower prices from October through April … What are the Best Caribbean Cruise Destinations? Here are some options to help you get started.
ATTENTION: This blog was recently updated with new information in August 2019. It sounds simple enough because a “cruise to the Caribbean” sounds like one location, right? Not exactly. The Caribbean is a region surrounded generally by Cuba to the north, Central America and South America to the west and south, respectively, and the islands of Jamaica, … Defining a Caribbean Cruise