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Paradise on Earth

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 09:39:49 +0000

I have just returned from my first ever cruise holiday and I can truthfully say that I have had the time of my life. I chose a Western Caribbean cruise deal based on the reviews I had read on a cruise deals review site. To say it was value for money is an understatement. Food, entertainment and drinks were of the highest quality and if you associate cabaret with a weekend in Butlins you are in for a big surprise. The onboard shops were also surprisingly good value with cosmetic and perfumes significantly cheaper than the same products at airports. The ports of call were also amazing and although Grand Cayman was my favourite, Nassau in the Bahamas really does take some beating. Entertainment for children was good but I think more designed for a younger age group, families with older children might be better off with Royal Caribbean whose liners include a full size basketball court, mini golf and even ice skating! I have already booked my next Caribbean cruise, this time around the Eastern Caribbean!!! Roll on next Christmas.

Finding Cruise Deals Where to Start

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 09:39:13 +0000

I was recently looking for a Caribbean Cruise for my parents in order to celebrate their Golden Anniversary; the biggest problem I faced was the overwhelming choice I found online. I started with the recognised cruise companies and found a number of extremely competitive cruise deals for the dates I had in mind, this brought another dilemma. How do I differentiate between them all in terms of quality of accommodation, ports of call and onboard facilities? Shortly after I stumbled across a cruise information resource which provided customer reviews from people who had been on the various Caribbean cruises I had identified as possible options for my parents. After reading a number of these reviews I narrowed down my choice of options to two possible companies, all I needed to find out was which Caribbean ports of call my parents preferred. After ascertaining that their dream destination was Antigua, I booked them a Southern Caribbean Cruise which included Antigua and also the idyllic islands of St Kitts and St Lucia. The facilities onboard were varied and there really was something for everyone as testified by my parents who did everything from Ballroom Dancing to onboard aerobics!

Greener Cruises

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 08:43:27 +0000

Environmental concerns are at the forefront of the holiday industry today and more and more people are becoming increasingly concerned of the impact that their holiday can have on their environment. One step in the right direction is the strict environmental standard that a large number of major cruise liners have voluntary agreed to follow while sailing. Many of these cruise liners have had the foresight to realise that their future business relies on keeping the planet as pristine as possible for future generations to enjoy. These companies include but are not limited to Carnival, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean and are also members of the Cruise Lines International Association, the body that makes recommendations on how to cut down on the environmental impact of cruises amongst other things. The Caribbean is especially vulnerable in regard to rising sea levels so the measures taken by companies offering cruise deals in this region are crucial. Check out the environmental policies of these companies by checking online, you can then cruise safe in the knowledge that the company you choose are doing their bit in trying to keep the Caribbean a tropical paradise for years to come.

The Best Caribbean Cruises Deals and Reviews Online – Share your experience with the World

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 08:35:27 +0000

Our brand new information resource regarding Caribbean cruise deals is designed so people can plan their trip and visit the places they want to see without being bogged down by a ‘one size fits all’ type of itinerary. Previously the exclusive domain of the rich and famous, a cruise around the Caribbean is now within virtually anyone’s budget and as a result is fast losing its tag as ‘A once in a lifetime experience’. The real beauty of this site is that the vast majority of the content is provided by people like you and thus enabling you to make an informed choice as to which Caribbean cruise to go on without solely relying on the recommendations of a travel agent with a related commercial interest.

Generally speaking Caribbean cruise deals are separated into three distinct options, the Western Caribbean cruise, the Eastern Caribbean cruise and the Southern Caribbean cruise. A typical Western Caribbean cruise will depart from Florida and will include ports of call such as the Bahamas, Jamaica, Grand Cayman and Mexico. Eastern Caribbean cruises also usually depart from Florida and ports of call include the Dominican Republic, St Thomas and The British Virgin Islands. Typical ports of call on Southern Caribbean cruises include St Thomas, St Kitts, Antigua and St Lucia.

So, if you have your heart set on a Caribbean cruise and are not quite sure where to start you have come to the right place. You will find information on the best Caribbean cruise deals, the best cabins, cruise reviews and a whole host of other information relating to the Caribbean in general. Grab yourself a slice of tropical heaven!