My girlfriend and I are going on our first cruise ever, Royal Caribbean, 4 days from Miami to the Bahamas (Nassau) and Coco Cay. Our ship is Navigator of the Seas that I learned was recently revamped. We are both very excited and are just wondering what tips you can offer us to help get […]

We booked a 7 days cruise to Bermuda next year to celebrate our honeymoon. Wondering if I should let they know that is my honeymoon submitted by /u/ukarine [link] [comments] See the full post >

I have a 5 night cruise with my GF out of Baltimore to Bermuda in August. My arrive at 1pm on a Monday, and depart 2:30pm Tuesday. When I first looked at plans 7 months ago, I thought I’d take a ferry to St George, then walk to Tobacco Bay. I really like the idea […]

I purchased a Thermal Suite pass for the NCL Bliss cruise to Alaska. The website says it is an unlimited duration, but also forced me to pick the first day of the cruise (no other options given). I’m hoping someone can help me understand if it is for the whole week or just the first […]

I was looking at the Ultimate Dining Package on Royal Caribbean and was wondering if you could use it at a la carte restaurants for lunch? It says you get a $35 credit at a la carte restaurants but I’m not sure it that works for lunch too? Specifically the sushi at Izumi in seas […]

I’m looking to take my first cruise alone in the next couple months. I looked through the lines to see what costs and packages are available. Then I looked on another travel company’s site to see if there’s any differences and I guess there’s a bit more of a discount if I book through them? […]

Hello! I know Christmas is a ways away, but will be here before we know it. This isn’t my first time cruising, but this this will be my first time not during the summer peak season. How does Carnival celebrate Christmas season on the ship? Does it run like a normal cruise, but with a […]

When the hotdogs have all been eaten and the sparklers all burned out, the thought of going back to work after a fun-filled 4th of July weekend is nothing short of depressing. However, our friends across the pond at Cunard Line know how much American’s love our Independence Day and they’ve got a pretty awesome […]

At the crossroads of Europe and Asia, Istanbul is one of the world’s most mesmerizing cities. Founded by the Greeks around 700 B.C., ruled by the Romans, then later conquered by the Ottoman Empire, its perfect location on the Bosphorus strait transcends Western civilization. The old quarter of Sultanahmet is a treasure trove of ancient […]

With a history that extends back to the Colonial Era of America, Charleston is a port city that is packed with American history. From the historic downtown to Fort Sumter, there is a historical marker that ties Charleston to the major wars fought on South Carolina soil, as well as displaying life as it was […]