Top 10 Cruise Shore Excursions in Jamaica

By Kayla McBride

1. Dunn’s River Falls – Jamaica Island offers some incredible shore excursions, but one of the absolute best is Dunn’s River Falls. These falls are breathtaking, and while a climb to the top may be challenging it is well worth the effort once you reach it. On your way up you can stop and take a dip into the river to cool off if needed.

2. Jamaica ATV and Zip Line Adventure – This shore excursion takes about five hours, and will offer you plenty of excitement along with some relaxing moments. Take your ATV along the hillside terrain, enjoying the Read more

The Royal Caribbean International Liners Operating in the Mediterranean

By Trevor Barrett

Western Mediterranean cruises as well as Eastern ones can be purchased as Royal Caribbean Mediterranean cruises. Find out about where the luxury cruise will visit, which cruise liners you will travel on and also where you will need to get on board. Seven separate ships are used by Royal Caribbean International on these routes. The older of them have been brought up to date to the same standard as the newer ones. Read more

Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas – Best Cruise Line For Families

By Mae M.

Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas guarantees an amazing time for you and your family whether you are on board or on shore excursion. Day or night, a number of events goes on everywhere on the ship. Day activities include scuba diving under their Sea Trek program, surf stimulator known as the Flow Rider and indoor rock climbing. The ship also offers game shows for families as well as trivia contests. Oasis has several restaurants in it such as famous fast food chains like Ben and Jerry’s and Johnny Rockets. Read more

5 Mediterranean Cruise Lines That Will Not Let You Down

By Jack Stanners

Does the idea of going on a cruise bring a chill down your spine?

Without doubt you like these big elegant and sleek cruise lines.

We are going to provide you with good info on the leading businesses having journeys in the Mediterranean.

In fact, let’s look at 5 from the top cruise companies which provide Western Mediterranean cruise deals. Read more

Queen Mary 2 – Five Reasons to Cruise With Her

By Graham Rogers
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Finding the Right Cruise Line in Hawaii

By Shirley Lewis

The best way for a “first timer” to get a feel for the Hawaiian Islands is to take a cruise.. You get a small amount of time on each island, but, you also get to decide where you would like to come back and visit. Almost all of the larger cruise lines go to other places, along with Hawaii. Only Hawaii Nautical and Norwegian Cruise Lines offer Hawaiian Island only cruises.

Cruising is a fun way to see anything! On the ship they have legal gambling on the open seas, entertainment, and a tour guides with sign ups for fun things to do on the islands. To save money, book your own land excursions. Booking early, before you leave on your cruise, is the best way to ensure you are able to get the excursions you want! Check with the cruise lines for deals on golfing. Sometimes they can negotiate a better golf rate than you can. You don’t have to go on any excursions. Simply ask the cruise director to point you to some of the best beaches or shopping. They will be happy to assist you! Read more

Carnival Glory Western Caribbean 7 Day Review

By Brandon Goodman

I recently took my girlfriend on a one week cruise through the Western Caribbean. I had never been on Carnival Cruise line before and didn’t know what to expect.

Our initial impression of Carnival was not a good one. Even though I had filled out endless forms before heading to the port to embark, there was a ridiculously long wait for embarkation. Maybe getting there earlier would be better, as there were 3000+ people eagerly waiting to board.

I had heard that Carnival caters to a younger crowd. This held to be true. Relative to other boats I’ve been on, this boat had a crowd that probably averaged in their mid 30s. Read more

Don’t Let Seasickness Ruin Your Ocean Holiday – Tips to Beat Motion Sickness

By EN Jio

There’s something so alluring about sailing the high seas – it draws the likes of young adventurers like Jessica Watson and Abby Sunderland, and it is considered one of the most enjoyable past times for seasoned sailors and ocean travellers. However, for those of us born without our sea legs, the idea of a sailing trip can leave us a bit anxious – and a wee bit queasy in the stomach.

Don’t let seasickness ruin your dream getaway. There are a number of ways to lessen the effects of motion sickness and queasiness – step onboard with these great sailing tips. Read more

A New Cruise Port – Adds to the Fun of Cruising

By Mona Graham

For most of us, the ports that ships visit, are an important part of the cruise experience. If we have sailed the the same areas more than once, it is exciting to find that a new, or almost new, port has been built, especially one that was built for cruise passengers.

As a travel agency owner, I am bombarded with information on, what is current, what is past and what is new. It was exciting to learn about a port, that was built in 2001. Damaged by hurricane Dean in 2007 and re-opened in mid 2008, what was even better, they had added 100 feet to the port, allowing it to not only accommodate 3 ships at one time, but also to accept the mega ships – such as Royal Caribbean’s “Oasis of the Seas”. Read more

Why You Should Consider a Bahamas Cruise Vacation

By Val McQueen

Are you looking for the best way to experience the Bahamian Islands? You should consider a Bahamas cruise vacation. It’s ideal for getting a great tan, experiencing the beach, getting to sightsee in nature, eating exotic foods, and touring really nifty museums.

Look into the different options that are out there. You can choose from a wide variety to fit just about any budget and preference. You can go to Nassau, Freeport, or Lucaya, and do things like watersports, diving, windsailing and so on.

If you want to do some research, the major lines that operate in the Bahamas are Carnival Cruise Lines, Holland America Line, NCL, Royal Caribbean International, Disney Cruises, and Imperial Majesty. Read more

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