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Cruise line?
I am almost done with school I
want to do my externship in
Japan. But i was also thinking
about getting an externship on
a cruise line. Does anyone
know where to start. All info
will be appressiated.
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What cruise line would be I'm planning a vacation for
later this year and I was
wondering what cruise line is
the best for couples. We are
looking for cruiselines that
are not so much family
oriented, because we are
looking to get away from kids
for a while. Also something
that is relatively
inexpensive. I KNOW all
cruises are rather pricy, but
just give me some ideas of
where to start. I've never
been on a cruise before and
I'm clueless as to where to
begin my search. Any
suggestions?
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I would go on Carnival, Holland, Princess or Norwegian cruise lines. They all offer different options for a romantic cruise. With the ship be so big they have areas just for kids and areas just for adults. Check out this site for really good information on cruises and great deals http://www.travelaroundsite.co m |
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What is the best cruise line I am planning on taking a
Caribbean cruise with my
boyfriend sometime next year.
Which cruise line is the most
youth-friendly? We are both in
our early 20's, and don't want
to be stuck on a boat with a
bunch of kids and families or
older people.
Also, which cruise route do
you recommend. I want to go on
a Caribbean cruise, not a
cruise to Mexico. I've already
been to Mexico, and would like
to go somewhere different.
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A Caribbean cruise is great, depending on where you would like to go. Eastern Caribbean are usually 7 nights and they usually include St. Thomas, St. Marteen, and Nassau, or the cruiselines private island. A Western Caribbean cruise usually includes Jamaica, Cozumel Mexico, Key West, Progresso Mexico, Belize etc.. this also depends on which line you choose to go with. A Southern Caribbean includes San Juan, Aruba, Barbados, and most of the deep southern islands, but this one usually goes out of San Juan, so you would have to plan on flying to the cruiseport. If you are looking for a cruiseline that is "Youth" friendly then most of them will have families and children on them, unless you book during off season when school is in session, but there will always be children on the ships, just not as many. The most active cruiselines for your age group would be Royal Caribbean, Carnival and NCL. You will find more older adults on Celebrity and Holland America, but there are pretty much all ages on most of the mainstream lines. I would suggest that you look at the three mainstream lines websites: www.ncl.com , www.carnival.com, and www.royalcarbbean.com to get an idea of what itineraries are offered and what length of cruise is offered. Either that or contact a cruise specialist agent to ask these questions. They are trained in all the different lines and will be best able to qualify you to the best line based on your answers to questions they will ask. My recommendation: Royal Caribbean offers many things on the ship for all age groups. They have the rock climbing walls, the newest ships have the flow rider, there is also mini golf, pools, games etc. Carnival offers quite a bit of activities for your age group, and if you are planning on a 3 or 4 night cruise, you will find more people your age on the ship...remember they were once known as the "party" ship. But they are catering more to families now..but again, book in off season (not summer, spring break or Christmas time) and you will find less children on the ship. NCL offers a bowling ally on their newer ships, along with a variety of other activites to participate in, there are plenty of activities for your age group. Also, the cruiseline you decide on would be dependant on how much money you want to invest in your cruise. Good luck in your choices. |
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