How should I Pick a Cruise?
by: Travel Mama
Picking a cruise is more than just picking your boat of choice.
The following is the list that I use and they not in any particular order:
-The total cost of the cruise. Include in this cost to get to location where the boat is docked. If you do not happen to live in a port of call you will typically have to add the cost of a plane ride to the trip.
-Are there any special deals, price breaks or discounts associated with the cruise.
- Is its cuisine recognized. Is it a broad menu. to offer diversity during the trip or family members peculiarities.
-What's the Cruise Line’s reputation for cleaniliness and customer service. Several cruises have had mysterious outbreaks of illness. You want to make sure that this does not happen on your boat.
-What's the safty record for the ship and the cruise line. Crimeis on the rise for a few of the cruise lines.
-What is the theme for the ship and what type of entertainment will it be providing. Is it a couples retreat, a Disney cruise or financial seminar The overall atmosphere the cruise conveys. Is is party time or family friendly? You need to know before you book.
_ What is The length of the Cruise.
_ Any additional amenities on board: gym, pools, disco bar, etc.
-Any onship activities planned.
-What ports you will be visiting.
What type of excursions does the Cruise Line offers for ports of call.