We took an excrusion that took us up the Black River through mangroves that were hundreds of years old. We were looking for Crocs -
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Jamaica – Black River Cruise
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This video tour is about Royal Caribbean’s Promotion – The Land Of Why Not –
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We will be arriving in Huatulco on a Princess Cruise and want to go to a beach. Any suggestions?
There are 6 of us in the group, including 3 1/2 year old twins and 80 year old grandparents. Are there public beaches or is there a way to use hotel beaches (example: have lunch there)? How do we get from the cruise ship to the beach?
Try posting this question on cruisecritic.com. Lots of veteran cruisers would love to share their experiences with you.
What airline do you fly with if you go on a princess cruise to the carribean? ?
Im going to the caribean in feb and was wondering what airline princess cruises use to fly you out there. Would be great oif any1 can help
thanks
they might use American airlines but ask the travel agency. =)
Royal caribbean Cruises Question?!?
i am going on a Royal Caribbean Cruise in February 2008 and it is called the Freedom of the Seas…if you are going on this cruise please tell me because that would be so cool
I just came back from my first cruise on Mariner of the Seas. The trip overall was pretty good, but there were too many kids on the ship (went during Spring/Easter Break). The worst part of the trip (and I do not hold the ship/company responsible) was the kids that were running around, playing on the elevator and running around all over the ship. Kids were trying to buy alcohol and attend the adult shows and dance club. The parents need to be held responsible for letting their kids run rampant, assuming, "we’re on a ship where could the kids go?" and thinking that the ship would watch the kids.
One piece of advice: There were incidents of people "losing" their SeaPass and finding charges placed on them (allegedly by kids finding/stealing them). While the cruise line should have been more diligent in reviewing who were submitting cards for purchases (and checking the signature on the card), I would keep close watch to your SeaPass and monitor your balances (you can do that via the TV in your room).
Overall, I enjoyed my trip, (be careful of those charges and the mandatory gratuities, they add up!) my bartender was the best! The entertainment was nice, though a bit hokey. I enjoyed the trivia contests and my sisters dropped money at Bingo and at the Casino. The food is pretty good, service was nice (our waiter knew everyone by name), and while a bit of a burden, please DO dress up for the formal nights. While Freedom and Mariner are different ships, I think that they are in the same class and you will have a good time.
I would do some things differently (leave from NY to avoid having to fly and worry about weight of liquor and souvenirs you bring back), but I would definitely go on another cruise.
Check out the website below also where you can read editor and traveler reviews of your ship.
When booking for Royal Caribbean Cruises what age is a child?And what age is an adult?
Would a child be from infant to 12 or to 18?
That’s a difficult question to answer because the cruise line has different requirements for kids on their ships. In general a person age 18 and above is considered an adult. However:
-If you are booking a cruise the fare for an adult and a child will be the same. For example, if a mother and one child under age 18 (i.e. 15) want to cruise they will pay the exact same fare, regardless of the child’s age. If a family of 4 is cruising together in a cabin the first two people pay the same fare and the next two people pay a lower fare that is also the same. One of those additional two could be 19 and the other 13 and they will still pay the same fare.
-If a person wants to book a Royal Caribbean cruise he/she must be at least age 21 and there must be a person that age in the cabin.
-On the other hand, the programs that the cruise line runs for kids are from age 2 through age 17. So persons age 18 and older are not considered kids and would be considered adults.
-If a person wants to gable on ship the can do that at age 18. However, persons under the age of 21 cannot buy or consume alcoholic beverages on the ships.
European Cruises on Holland America Line
There is no better way to experience Europe than on a Holland America Line cruise. After all, Europe is our home, and we have over 135 years of experience providing our guests a premium experience at an exceptional value. Onshore, longer days in port and one-of-a-kind excursions give you access to events and sights experienced only by a lucky few. Return each day to spacious accommodations, gourmet meals and top-notch entertainment. Timeless elegance, industry-leading amenities, activities, and warm, intuitive service onboard give you a vacation in Europe beyond compare. The dream of Europe awaits — all you have to do is step aboard.
More information on cruises to Europe at: http://www.hollandamerica.com/cruise-destinations/european-cruises-options.
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Caribbean Cruise to Puerto Rico, St. Thomas and Grand Turk on the Carnival Miracle 2010
Vlog about my Caribbean cruise on Carnival Cruise Lines to San Juan, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, U.S.V.I., Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos.
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Mekong River Cruises by AMAWATERWAYS
Mekong River Cruise Vacations in Vietnam and Cambodia by AMAWATERWAYS.
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The Royal Caribbean Cruise Vacation DreamWorks Experience
A television commercial for Royal Caribbean International featuring characters Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, Alex and Marty from the DreamWorks Animation films Shrek and Madagascar. Set sail with Royal Caribbean International and DreamWorks Animation and discover once-upon-a-time moments filled with your favorite characters.
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