Lil Val asked:


I want to take a cruise sometime this year but I have no idea when. I want great weather, not to hot, no rain, no hurricanes. I’ve done some research but each source suggest different months.

Ronald

Linda Woods asked:


Never mind the luxurious stateroom, don’t bother telling me where the gym is or the shuffleboard games are held, point me in the direction of the most fabulous restaurant afloat! Everybody knows that one of the biggest drawing cards of a Caribbean cruise is the dining options. Every person’s first and last taste bud will be satisfied, belts will be let out, groans of delight will be heard from each and every passenger … all in response to the gastronomic delights that await on an all-you-can-eat Caribbean cruise.

Oh sure, the balmy days and moonlit nights are big attractions. And yes, it is a wonderful opportunity to meet hundreds of other people, all in a fantastic mood because they’re all on vacation. Take in a movie, play a round of poker, catch up on sleep, do whatever takes your fancy, but at some point, you have to eat. And eat you will. On a Caribbean cruise, consuming can be time consuming, not because you have to wait for service, but because it’s so easy to sit there in the restaurant and be waited on hand and foot, presented with fine, island delicacies as well as mainstream delicious delights. A Caribbean cruise provides every chance for you to work off those calories but when they keep on bringing food out and every dish looks better than the last, how can you resist?

Caribbean cruise companies pride themselves on their selection of highly trained chefs who gain diverse and valuable experience at sea. Their job is made more complicated by having to have on hand, all the ingredients they will need for the journey, at least until they reach each port of call. A Caribbean cruise may visit between two and ten destinations and each will offer individual cuisines that the chefs will showcase for passengers. Naturally, what’s on offer on a Mediterranean trip will differ to what is served on a Caribbean cruise. Imagine visiting Grenada, Guadeloupe, Caracas, Aruba and sampling the exotic local delights, all from the supreme comfort of your restaurant table, overlooking the ocean as the water glistens beyond the massive windows.

Your day begins with breakfast, perhaps in your cabin or if you prefer, at the seemingly endless buffet. Your eyes widen like saucers at the sight of a gazillion different options. There you are on an exciting Caribbean cruise and you at first tackle the bacon and eggs. Then you realize, you can have that ordinary staple at home. Instead, try something from the dazzling array of exotic fruits you’ve never eaten before. A Caribbean cruise is the best place to sample unknown treats; not only are they beautifully prepared but you can be sure of the quality and hygiene, unlike the game of chance that is eating from a roadside stall on a port of call.

Morning tea time and you’re faced with topping up your already substantially full stomach. Maybe you pass in favor of looking forward to a glorious lunch, Caribbean cruise style. There are platters of intricately garnished baked fish, endless, multicolored salads, silver buckets of shrimp and crab, even lobster. You begin to imagine a team of fisherman trailing nets and lines over the stern of the ship twice a day to catch the freshest of fresh seafood. After all, what would a Caribbean cruise be without lobster, swordfish, shrimp cocktail and crab claws?

Dinnertime presents a challenge in itself on a Caribbean cruise. Should you tread lightly and save up for dessert, or pile your plate high and see what a trouper you can be? Go for the meat lovers’ feast or fiddle your way through some tempting soup, salad and pieces of fruit? It’s all there for you to enjoy on a Caribbean cruise and passengers return home with legendary tales of how much food there was, how much variety they enjoyed, how stunning it all looked … and how they’ll never eat again as long as they live!

If your ideal vacation involves indulgence of the culinary kind, you can’t beat a Caribbean cruise for 100% satisfaction. Just be sure that you pack a few items of clothing that are designed for comfort and not speed!



Ann

James Penn asked:


Over 2 million travelers prefer to go on Caribbean cruises every year through the various liners offering these services. The Caribbean is a place of tropical climate that has some really wonderful beaches, great food, and many excellent tourist locations spread throughout the chain of islands that make up one of the most visited tourist spots on the planet. It is very easy to plan Caribbean family cruises because of the internet where you can go to the website of the cruise liner to find out all the details. There are many tour operators working all over the Caribbean and they provide really fast service even if you just leave an indication on their website that you are interested.

It is important you plan Caribbean family cruises carefully and with professional help because tourists will tend to overbook the liners during vacation season. Sometimes it happens that liners are completely booked several months in advance so if you are in the mood then act quickly to reserve your place. You can make your booking either through the internet or by calling the tour operators.

Of course, the most important decision here is to decide which cruise liner to opt for. The good news is that high level of competition among liners means a wider range of options and prices for you when you are planning Caribbean family cruises. It is very important that you keep all your family needs clear when choosing a liner because not all families are at the same stage.

You might have an infant, a toddler, or a few adolescents, all of whom will have different requirements and expectations and you should make sure that no one has their vacation spoiled for them through inadequate planning on part of the adults.

There options, like the Disney Cruise, that are ideal for children and teenagers alike and maybe even some adults. There are different liners offering different family themes and you must explore all your choices before you book Caribbean family cruises. Like catering to different tastes, the numerous liners are also careful to offer their services in different prices brackets to suit all kinds of travelers. It is all up to you because there are plenty of options available whether you are going on a Caribbean family cruise or any other type of cruise. So shop around on the Internet or speak to tour operators and your relatives, friends, and colleagues who have visited the Caribbean by going on a cruise and weigh your options to make the best possible choice for yourself and your family.



Carlos

Karl Guevara asked:


Many people have experienced the pleasure of a Caribbean cruise. They have taken the opportunity to board the boat at one of its many ports of call, visit exotic destinations and indulge in cuisine and culture far removed from their own. However the brief tastes they have in each port may sometimes leave them wanting for more. What if there was a way you can combine the best of both worlds - a cruise holiday and offshore breaks? If you have not heard of cruise and stay holidays, then read on.

If you’ve always wanted to try a cruise holiday but the brevity of offshore stays put you off, now you can take advantage of being in a foreign place for longer, and stay a night or three while you are there, before once again boarding the boat and heading off to the next destination. Imagine being able to spend time aboard the boat, relaxing in the sea breezes, eating in the restaurants, playing poker in the casino or watching a movie - of simply reading a book on the deck and taking in some sun (with sun screen, of course!). And when you feel like a little break - a mini-break during your holiday - then you can spend a few nights on land and avail the amenities there. No longer are you restricted to just the onboard facilities - as fabulous as they may be. You can really have your cake and eat it too!

Perfect for a warm break, if the remote possibility of tiring of the tides overwhelms you, refresh yourself with a land-based bed and breakfast and walk the streets, eating in quaint cafes and luxurious restaurants. Experience local culture and shop for souvenirs and sale items. Then, when it’s time to hop on board, return to your own cabin on the boat and sail for your next destination.

A Caribbean cruise is popular for a new couple’s honeymoon; it is the perfect place for celebrating a new life together. You can experience a luxurious break with your dearest one. You and your partner will never forget how you started your life together. You can stand at the front of the boat and see the ocean’s end, or simply gaze into each other’s eyes as the ship cruises the waves. And punctuated with land accommodation, it is the ultimate way to get to know your new life-partner!

What’s more, if you want a new way to spend family holidays together, fear not. A combination of boat and land activities is the best way to entertain your children - how can they spend the time with their head buried in the latest electronic game when there will be an endless procession of international sights and scenes to relay to their friends when they get home.

And when they show signs of restlessness, what better way to ward off boredom than a few days where they can run around the streets of a new and exciting city?

A cruise and stay holiday gives the best of both worlds - without the possibility of getting sick of either one. Experience the ultimate holiday today!



Charlie

Abhishek Agarwal asked:


Think of yourself, cruising around the world, enjoying the stunning vistas and the pampering of nature. The world is indistinguishable from paradise….

Man has been blessed with a world full of natural beauty and every nation and region has its own unique resources to be proud of.

This abundance of natural beauty makes it difficult for cruisers to choose a destination. They would like their cruise to be an unforgettable event from which they’ll carry back memories never to be diminished by time.

One of the most beautiful places to cruise in is the Caribbean. The Caribbean consists of a large number of tropical islands, each with its own unique characteristics. After seeing the splendour of the place, nothing else will be even close to it.

Once, it was nothing more than a wild fantasy to travel to the Caribbean and to cruise around in its turquoise waters with people who mean a lot to you and to hear the waves break over the rocks lining the shores of the islands.

Cruising in the Caribbean can be a truly wonderful experience. A unique feature of these islands is the fact they are all a part of a chain. Island hopping is an easy task as they are all linked to each other.

The reason a Caribbean cruise is an ideal choice is because, it offers the best of nature along with modern comforts to help people enjoy the beauty in comfort.

A Caribbean cruise has a lot to offer. In spite of the abundant wealth you are likely to notice in the resorts; the islands still have pristine, lush jungles as well as crystal clear waters and showcase how well nature can be integrated with modern living.

Here, you will experience the irresistible urge of the rain forests, akin to that found in Puerto Rico and Bonaire. Also, the weather is just ideal for various outdoor activities like swimming, snorkeling, sunbathing, fishing etc.

Right from the beginning, Caribbean cruises have an inherent attraction for the cruisers. The warm temperatures apart from being ideal for outdoor activities, also promote the growth of coral reefs which are a sight to behold in the waters of the Caribbean seas.

Apart from the natural beauty you are likely to experience and never forget, shopping on the islands offers an additional appeal for most cruise lovers. Shopping for mementos on the Caribbean islands for your loved ones back home, as a reminder of your trip, is a lot of fun. Shopping can be a lot fun as the prices are free of duties.

As the Caribbean is a collection of islands, different cruises offer different itineraries. All you have to do is to decide what places you want to visit on your cruise. Similarly, the lengths of the cruises are also widely variant.

The majority of the cruisers prefer to be a part of long cruises in the Caribbean as they want to get the maximum out of the trip as it will take them at least a year before they can return to this beautiful place. In two days, you will get to know quite a few of the friendly locals and understand their rich culture, and their unique history.

Finally, Caribbean cruises are ideal for a family vacation as well. Apart from the elders, the children will also enjoy their cruise in the Caribbean islands as there are a lot of things that would interest them. There is no better time to commune with your family and spend some quality time with each other, which becomes a rarity in our modern hectic lives.



Gilbert

♥Sansa♥ asked:


I’m about to go on a cruise to baja mexico in august, and i booked a statesroom. I need to know what to pack, so my question is does the room have toothbrushes and towels?
i don’t want to pack extra things that i really don’t need.

Tamara

Arjun Singhe asked:


When you want to take a vacation, there are so many choices you have that it can seem overwhelming. You can take a road trip, you can fly by plane, you can even take a cruise. A Caribbean cruise is probably the best time you’ll ever have on vacation, even if you take the entire family along. When searching for the best Caribbean cruise deals, however, you still have a lot of choices. You can go online to try to find last minute cruise deals on Royal Caribbean or you can call your local travel agent and have him or her do all the leg work for you. If you’re looking for the best Caribbean cruise deal, have your travel agent find it for you as they’re often the first to know about the best deals available.

Do You Have An Agent?

If you already have a travel agent that you work with, finding the best Caribbean cruise deal shouldn’t be too difficult. If you don’t have one, however, you can find one by looking online or in your local phone book. Travel agents get paid to find you great deals on vacations. They do all the homework for you, they book your tickets and any extras and you don’t have to do anything but pay for it. They make taking vacations very easy and they make finding the best Caribbean cruise deals even easier.

Where And When?

Call your travel agent, or the one you decide to go with, and tell him or her when you’d like to leave. If your vacation dates are open, tell the agent that. Sometimes, you can find the best Caribbean cruise deals by going during an off peak time. This could include hurricane season, when a lot of people like to stay off of cruise ships in the middle of the ocean in case a deadly hurricane comes through. However, these are often when the best Caribbean cruise deals are offered. If your vacation dates are set and you’re limited to when you can go, just tell your agent what dates you have to work with, what you’d like to do on your best Caribbean cruise deal and how many people you’re taking with you.

That’s it. Soon, you’ll get a call from your agent telling you that your best Caribbean cruise deal is all set up and you’re ready to depart. All you have to do is pay for it, pack and get ready to go on the vacation of a lifetime.

 



Denise