Top Cruise Destinations
Cruise lines now sail to all seven continents, dropping anchor in more than 100 different countries. You can travel to Antarctica or test your birding skills in the Galapagos Islands. But what are the top cruise destinations?
Cruise lines now sail to all seven continents, dropping anchor in more than 100 different countries. You can travel to Antarctica or test your birding skills in the Galapagos Islands. But what are the top cruise destinations?
Feel like playing golf or scuba diving? Or maybe you'd like to take in a Broadway show after enjoying a gourmet meal. You can do all this and more on a cruise.
Breathing in all that fresh sea air is bound to make you hungry, which is why cuisine is such a crucial part of a cruise. But it's not all buffets: Cruises these days offer poolside treats, fine dining onboard and even champagne toasts at sunset.
What could be better than spending an entire week onboard a ship with your entire family? Nothing -- which is exactly why many cruise lines offer a host of activities for kids to enjoy.
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Going on a cruise doesn't mean you have to abandon your favorite sports on land. In fact, most cruises have golf courses, rock climbing walls, full-size gyms, boxing lessons and weight-training instruction. And there's always shuffleboard.
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You don't need to be on a luxury cruise line to get a posh pad, but it certainly doesn't hurt. There are many different types of accommodations on today's cruise ships, so it pays to do your homework to find a room that meets your needs.
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When you're sailing the open seas, surrounded by nothing more than serene ocean waters, it's tough to get into a more relaxed state of mind. But if peace is what you seek, then head to the ship's spa for a soothing massage.
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At more than 900 feet long, the Radiance of the Seas is a colossal ship. This vessel caters to a relaxed crowd of outdoor lovers -- offering golf and rock climbing onboard. However, the ship's most popular spot is its solarium.
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What's a vacation without a friendly wager or two? Gambling at sea started as a convenient loophole to avoid restrictions for betting on land. Now it's a multimillion dollar business for cruise lines.
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If you thought cruises were just about eating, lounging and sightseeing then think again. Many cruises offer a bevy of different classes, including wine tasting. So what are you waiting for?
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