caribbean cruise zone

caribbean cruise zone: " You get treated differenty if you can't afford 'first class.'
Doesn't exist any more. All passengers can use all facilities. The price of the cruise is based primarily on the cabin size and location, and no one knows which is yours when you're out and about. Dining is the same, and all services just as courteous no matter where your cabin is.
9. It's too complicated.
Ask someone who's actually cruised to explain to you what it's like in reality. For instance, dress is mostly casual, shore excursions are easy to set up, there are multiple dining options (you can even avoid 'formal night' if you like and still eat!, you can get laundry and dry cleaning, there are activities for your children, your bags are delivered to your cabin door ? to me, cruising has all the benefits of a trip without about 90% of the hassle ? no parking problems, no need to pack and
unpack, lots of guidance and people to help you, and you can always drink because the Captain is always driving. "

More reasons to cruise to your hearts content ;-)

Cruisin Rick

Princess Offers More Cruises to the South Pacific in 2006-2007

Princess Offers More Cruises to the South Pacific in 2006-2007: "Five ships -- Sapphire Princess, Island Princess, Tahitian Princess, Pacific Princess and Dawn Princess -- together offer a comprehensive program that includes 11 Princess itineraries to 49 destinations, including two new ports for Princess -- Napier, New Zealand and a WWII battle site, Chuuk (Truk) in Micronesia, added to the new Sydney to Osaka sailing of the line's popular 'Islands of the Pacific Theater' cruise. "


Make your cruise plans well in advance.

Cruisin Rick