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Planning a Caribbean Cruise
For people who've
never traveled to the Caribbean, cruising is an excellent method
for previewing a number of islands in a short time.
A cruise can let you discover
a favorite tropical island, one you otherwise might
never have considered.
Cruising is also one of the
most comfortable ways to travel. Stay in one room,
visit many islands and enjoy luxury resort service.
How Much Does
a Cruise Cost? . . . Much
more than the advertised price
Selecting
a Ship . . . Make
it match your vacation style
Family Cruising . . . Many cruise ships are one big playground
Selecting
a Stateroom . . . What
to consider
What
to Pack & Wear . . . Not
as overwhelming as it might seem
Dining
Choices & Options . . . The
most important choice is whether to dine early or late
Time
in Port . . . Planning
shore excursions, individual trips, walking tours
Tipping,
Smoking and Other Policies . . . The
do's and don'ts
Getting
married at sea . . . It isn't as easy as in the movies but still
quite possible.
Staying
Healthy on a Cruise . . . The
publicity makes it seem worse than it is
Special interest cruises . . . Gay
& lesbian cruises. Diversity moves to the high seas. But not
every island welcomes these cruises.
Pre and Post Cruise Tours Things to do when you have
extra time before or after your cruise.
Photo Gallery featuring the Brilliance
of the Seas and the Disney
Wonder.
The
Small Cruise Ship Option
Find complete descriptions about the many smaller vessels sailing the
Caribbean, at the world's largest web site devoted to these intimate
ships, www.smallshipcruises.com.
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