For those new to cruising, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, remember that the Internet is your best friend when it comes to cruising with any company. You can gather information on cruises and use it to find the lowest prices available. An internet-savvy customer has many opportunities to locate discount Royal Caribbean cruises.

One tip for the cruise bargain shopper is to consider a weekend trip or short cruise. This is a great way to experience the magic of a cruise vacation even if you don’t have a lot of time or money to spare. On the Internet, you can also conveniently browse the company’s featured cruises for more discounts. This is also the best place to enter sweepstakes and contests run by Royal Caribbean.

If you’re serious about discount cruise opportunities, there is still another potentially valuable resource available online. There are a few organizations online that can teach you how to create your own travel website as a business you run from home. If done properly, you can earn an income right from home and take advantage of generous discounts on your own vacation packages, including Royal Caribbean cruise discounts.

One such travel club, Coastal Vacations, offers it members some pretty deep discounts on Royal Caribbean, and many other popular cruise lines.

As a member of the club, one can access an unlimited amount of cruises and only pay the processing fees, government taxes, and port taxes, making it a really great bargain for two people traveling.

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Scandinavia occupies the Northern part of Europe and includes Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. These countries have a lot in common, so often it is recommended to visit them during one trip. May be next time you’ll be back to know one of them better.

The beginning point of trip will depend of where you come from. If you from the East usually your tour begins with Finland, and if you are from the West it could be Iceland (if it’s included) or Denmark. Be prepared to spend 12-18 days to see all the Northern capitals, depending on the amount of the countries and the time you want to spend in each of them.

Whether Finland is your starting point or not you surely visit Helsinki - Finland’s capital. The main attractions are the Senate Square, Uspenski Cathedral and the Market Square. One of the most interesting sightseeing is Suomenlinna Fortress - a major military monument worthy of the Unesco World Heritage List and also home to about 900 Finns.

If you start with Copenhagen you are most likely to spend there a day or two and see Church of Our Savior and the Stock Exchange, Christiansborg, National Museum and the Royal Theater. You can also visit Tivoli Gardens, the city’s colorful amusement park. And surely you shouldn’t miss the largest tourist attraction in Denmark - The Little Mermaid.

Then, after visiting Denmark you will move to Sweden. Denmark and Sweden are connected by the ferry lines. It is the fastest and the easiest way to get to Sweden from Denmark. It’s very popular getaway among the Swedish to spend a weekend in Denmark. The drinks and entertainments are cheaper there. In Swedish capital - Stockholm you will visit Royal Palace, Riddarholm Church in the City Hall, where the annual Nobel Prize banquet is held. Sweden’s most visited museum enshrines the warship, Vasa, sunk inside Stockholm harbour while on her maiden voyage in 1628. Other Swedish cities are may be have to get throw are Gothenburg and Karlstad.

From Sweden another ferry will take you to Norway, particulary Lillehammer. The home of the Olympic games, the popular destination for winter sport. Several days can take your trip to the capital of Norway - Oslo. The attractions here sound a lot like the Swedish and Dutch ones. The Royal Palace, The Parliament. If you are tired of the contemplation of old ruins, ancient palaces and modern shops Norway gives you a unique opportunity - boat trips along the fjord offer spectacular views, and vast tracts of unspoilt natural beauty provide a peaceful retreat and excellent opportunities for hiking, skiing and sleighing.

A country a little bit far away from the other Scandinavian countries - Iceland can also be on your way. It is a country with the unique nature and very special atmosphere. Reykjavik and its surroundings is famous for its geothermal springs and Volcanic Crater Kerid, geysers. Iceland is the land not only of the hot spring, but of the glaciers too. It has not as much cultural attractions as the other Scandinavian countries, but its great natural attractions make it rather popular travel destination. But! Take note that Iceland is a very expensive country, so all the souvenirs can really be called precious.

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Why Take a Celebrity Cruise Vacation? Well, with all the cruise lines available, all the cruise destinations,and the range of prices, there are cruises to please every traveller, no matter how jaded.

In our fast-paced society, it’s an very cost-effective and time-efficient way to take a holiday. Think about the time involved in driving yourself to many different destinations, packing and unpacking at every hotel, and trying to find restaurants and personal services. On a cruise you don’t drive anywhere for 7, 10, 14 days or even more. Even if you were on a bus tour with someone else doing the driving , you haul around your suitcases and repack it all at each new destination. On a cruise, you check your luggage when you check in and it automatically appears in your cabin, stateroom, or suite. You’re at home and don’t have to pack for the duration of the cruise. And the food is legendary! Each ship has many restuarants staffed by world-class chefs, and the cost of the food is included in the cost of the cruise. At every port, guided tours are available so you won’t miss any of the local attractions. You won’t have to mind your children constantly, either. Supervised activities like water skiing are available to keep them occupied. And at the end of your holidy staff will retrieve your luggage and place it on shore at the intended pick-up point. Taking a cruise vacation frees you from so many of the worries associated with traveling, and leaves you with even more time to relax and enjoy your destination.

Celebrity Cruise Lines offers the most competitive deals in the travel industry. Conde Nast Traveler consistently rates Celebrity Cruises as one of the world’s best cruise ship lines. Services include informative lectures about your location, upscale boutiques, and Las Vegas style entertainment created for Celebrity by Cirque du Soleil. Try your luck in the Casino or even collect fine art at an onboad auction. Enjoy exotic nightlife at The Bar At The Edge of the Earth.

There’s an overdose of pampering awaiting you at the world-famous Aqua-Spa by Elemis. Try a deluxe manicure, a luxurious facial or even a relaxing massage. Celebrity offers acupuncture by a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese medicine as well. You’ll feel renewed and invigorated.

But Celebrity isn’t just for the grown-ups. Kids feel right at home on these cruises. The Celebrity X-Club Youth Program has age-specific activities and entertainment for each age group. Science and nature exploration, talent shows, treasure hunts, children’s dinner parties, slumber parties and a lot more are all arranged by professional staff. Favorite areas of the ship are set aside for the younger seafaring set only, like the Shipmates Fun Factory, teen center and pools. When the ship is docked, adults have the option of going on cultural tours by themselves without bored children tagging along. And the children can enjoy vigorous, noisy activities without wearing out the parents. What a relief for both generations!

Age or disability do not hamper cruising. Ships are designed for mobility-impaired passengers, and staff is always ready to help with passengers’ medical needs. Celebrity Cruise Lines accommodates those who want dialysis or supplemental oxygen, and more medical services can be arranged if requested beforehand. Emergency care is always available on board, saving you the trouble of finding a doctor who speaks your language in a foreign country.

Dinner is a vital event in itself on a cruise ship, a tradition dating back to the late 1800’s when cruises were for royalty and the wealthy who expected elegant formal dinners. Again, in today’s lifestyle the elegant dinner is optional, and for those who like to dine casually, food is available around the clock from cafeterias and room service . All the same, for those who like a ritzy event where they can show off their best attire and jewelry, there are optional formal dinners where ladies put on long formal evening dresses and gentlemen have on tuxedos.

And don’t forget the cruise destination itself! Celebrity Cruises dock at a different port of call every few days, depending upon distances and sailing time between points of interest. You are able to stay aboard the ship all day or go ashore. You are free to investigate each destination on your itinerary as long as you return to the ship in time for departure.

Optional activities are offered for a slight extra cost, and Celebrity offers adventures geared toward the unique features of every destination. As an illustration, Caribbean cruises offer snorkeling, diving or even beach excursions while Alaskan cruises offer helicopter tours or even sea kayaking. For the less adventuresome, normally there are bus tours or supervised shopping excursions in the local port. Each and every detail, including meals, is prearranged. All you have to do is line up at the correct spot onshore and an let anexperienced tour guide look after everything else.

With all these unique and wonderful services available at such a reasonable price, why not think about a Celebrity Cruise for your next vacation?

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All mass market cruise lines have been forced to make changes to remain competitive during these past years of ship building boom and discount cruise pricing. That factor, too, has nothing to do with kids.

Now, it is true that changes have been made and will continue to be made in recognition of the fact that an ever-increasing percentage of travel dollars is directly attributable to family travelers.

Disney and Big Red Boats are designed for families. Carnival, Royal Carribean, Celebrity, Princess and Holland America have received positive comments for their children’s programs. Some of the things you may want to consider is where and when you go if you are interested in having your children meet other
children around their ages. The next is the facilities on the ships, some of the newer ships have more facilities. To my way of thinking this does not always translate into something better for children, sometimes having few facilities stimulates children to be more creative and bond better rather than have to wait to use this popular thing or that, however, the programs are designed to have children work together.

You may also want to consider what you want for yourself, what you want to do at ports and what you may want to do as a family at ports. Lines have become more family focused so that there are many options available. Best thing to do, IMO, is tailor the line/ship/itinerary/scheduled date to what sounds like
the best compromise of your desires and works into your budget. Perhaps jotting down what you are looking for and then having a good travel agent go through your list will be helpful. Also, try a few travel agents and then see which suggestions makes most sense to you.

Good luck and welcome to cruising.

We all hear and read articles about the world’s best cruise lines. But what criteria is used for this determination? Is the Conde’ Nast winner the best cruise line for you? The answer is “not necessarily”. So how do you know which cruise line to choose for your special cruise vacation?

We all have very specific ideas of what would make for the very best vacation cruise. Even people who have not taken a cruise yet will have some pre-conceived ideas about what they expect – or require – to make their vacation enjoyable.

A retired top executive may wish a more “traditional” type of cruise experience where dress casual is the attire of the day. On the other hand, a twenty-something couple may wish a party atmosphere where they can “let-their-hair-down”.

Cruise lines actually cater to different passenger demographics. Some – like Cunard – offer a more traditional style of ocean liner cruise experience. Others are geared toward a more family vacation atmosphere while still others provide an elegant and intimate atmosphere.

In order to decide on which cruise line would offer you the best vacation experience, you will have to examine your expectations and desires. This is a very important step in planning your cruise vacation. The last thing you may wish is to be on a “party boat” full of young revelers when you are looking for an intimate, romantic cruise vacation.

Certain cruise lines only offer the smaller ships which tend to be more elegant and intimate – and slightly more expensive. Other cruise lines offer the “mega-ships” with resort like atmosphere and a huge number of amenities including rock climbing walls and ice-skating rinks. Some of the cruise lines only offer sailing vessels to please the “old salts” and the romantics of “days-gone-by” ocean travel.

Some of the cruise lines only operate in certain areas of the world as well. Your destination may therefore dictate which cruise lines you can choose from.

With the tremendous number of cruise lines and specific cruise ships, it may be a daunting task to try to choose the right cruise line and ship for your vacation. Most potential cruise passengers will be able to quickly narrow the choice to two or three cruise lines that will provide them with a wonderful cruise experience. That’s the time to compare the amenities, itineraries, and actual ships to find one the best suits your cruise vacation desires. Then book your cruises on-line and get excited!

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Here’s an all-Alaskan suggestion for cruisers who would like to:

• travel at their own own pace;
• choose their own ports-of-call;
• lay over in any port for as many days as they desire;
• share their travel with Alaskan locals;
• have the option to bring along the family RV or auto; and
• cruise to Alaska one way and drive home by highway.

If this sounds good to you, Alaska’s state-owned ferries may be just the ticket for
one of life’s most memorable cruise vacations. The Alaska Marine Highway System,
as it is called, is composed of 11 modern ferryliners, all with motor vehicle decks,
observation lounges, and food service. Most have cabins and cocktail bars.

The ferries cruise a protected Inside Passage waterway speckled with more than a
thousand big and tiny islands, imposing snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and
picturesque towns and villages.

Passengers with or without vehicles may embark for Alaska’s southernmost port,
Ketchikan, from Bellingham, Washington or from Prince Rupert which is British
Columbia’s northernmost port community. (Motorists can reach Prince Rupert via
BC’s modern highway network or by BC Ferries; see below.) Once they’ve arrived in
Southeast Alaska passengers can lay over as long as they wish in the panhandle’s
major port cities — Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg, Sitka, Juneau, Haines and
Skagway– or connect via smaller off-line ferries to more remote towns and
villages.

Larger stateroom-equipped vessels of the fleet are the Columbia (931 passengers),
Matanuska (745), Malaspina (701), Taku (370), and Kennicott (748) — all of which
serve the Southeast Alaska panhandle. Depending on the season, one or two ships
extend their range on weekly schedules to/from Bellingham. The others turn around
at Prince Rupert.

The Kennicott also connects Southeast port cities to Southcentral Alaska
destinations Cordova, Valdez, and Whittier in Prince William Sound via the Gulf of
Alaska. The 220-passenger Tustumena, another stateroom-equipped ferry, sails
regularly from ports on the Kenai Peninsula to Kodiak and (less frequently) westward
along the Aleutian Islands chain as far as Dutch Harbor.

Smaller ships, operating “bush” routes from mainline ports to smaller towns and
villages are Aurora (300), LeConte (300), and Lituya (149). Newest additions to the
AMHS fleet are the Juneau-based sleek catamaran Fairweather (250) and a similar
sized double-hulled vessel, Chenega.

Here’s another option: If you want to mix a little “foreign” travel into your plans you
can book passage from highway-accessible Port Hardy on British Columbia’s
Vancouver Island and sail north on BC Ferries’ Queen of the North to Prince Rupert.
More information and schedules at www.bcferries.com.

If you’re interested in taking the whole family on a ferry cruise through Inside
Passage waters, the Alaska Marine Highway System is made-to-order. Depending on
which vessel you’re aboard youngsters will find onboard play areas, casual meals
and snack bars for any age, movies, and nature talks by U.S. Forest Service
naturalists plus expansive glass-enclosed solariums. These are ideal for spotting
orcas (killer whales), humpback whales, playful porpoises and sea lions in the water
plus mountain goats on towering cliffsides, and for the fortunate observer the sight
of black and brown (grizzly) bears on passing beaches.

BC Ferries, British Columbia’s provincial ferry system, demonstrates its kid-
friendliness even before a family boards ship. Computer-savvy children or their
parents have only to surf the web to http://www.bcferries.bc.ca/kidzone/
establishing_shot.html and they will meet cartoon characters Samantha (”Call me
Sam”) and Cal, two seagoing canine characters who introduce young viewers to
three online activities - an electronic coloring book, a “Match the Ferries” memory
game, and a virtual bridge tour.

Alaska ferry schedules are posted at the system’s website (www.FerryAlaska.com).
Printed schedules may be ordered from the website or by phone at the Reservations
office 1-800-642-0066. Summer fares and schedules are usually posted on the
internet and available in mid-December of each year.

For a more comprehensive look at cruising by ferry in Alaska, plus information
about all the cruiselines and cruiseships scheduled for the Alaska trade during
2006, visit www.AlaskaCruisingReport.com,

Copyright (c) Mike Miller 2006 - All rights reserved

Alaskan travel writer Michael “Mike” Miller lives in Juneau where his current passion
is publishing an information-packed website about Alaska cruising and ferry travel:
http://www.AlaskaCruisingReport.com Miller has authored a number of travel
books (Fodors, Sierra Club Books, Globe Pequot, The Milepost and others),
contributes to TravelAge West (for travel agents) and frequently writes for major
newspapers and magazines.

Several new and old ships ply the Alaskan waters taking cruisers along. There are ships are of all possible classes. There are big and small ships, luxury ships and ships with balconies in their cabins and more deck space. People who wish to go on a cruise must ascertain, in advance, what kind of a ship they would be on.

One of the ships currently offering Alaskan cruises is the Radiance of the Seas, belonging to Royal Caribbean International. It is a huge ship, with the space to accommodate 2,100 people. Its glass elevators look out into the sea and provide a breathtaking view. Onboard entertainment facilities include the Jakarta Lounge and the Singapore Sling. Besides these it has the Aurora Theater and the Art Nouveau Casino Royale. It has two sister ships, Serenade of the Seas and Vision of the Seas, which ply exclusively in Alaska.

Another famous Alaskan cruise ship is the Celebrity Infinity. It can accommodate 1,950 people. Its features include an aromatherapy session named AquaSpa, a musical library called Enjoy Notes, and the Trellis Restaurant. Its sister ships, Summit and Millennium, also sail on Alaskan cruises.

Other big ships that offer Alaskan cruises are Radisson Seven Seas Mariner, Carnival Spirit and seven ships from the cruise company Princess. The Norwegian Cruise Lines also sends its ships for Alaskan cruises. Some of them are Norwegian Dream, Norwegian Spirit, Norwegian Star, and Norwegian Sun.

Apart from the mainstream big ships, there are several small ships offering Alaskan cruises for those on tighter budgets. Small ships provide more adventure and offshore activities than bigger ships. They may carry less than 100 passengers. Some companies providing small ships for Alaskan cruises are Lindblad Expeditions, the Clipper Cruise Lines, and Cruise West.

The experiences of cruising in Alaska on mainstream ships and small ships are totally different. Big ships are designed for people who are looking for more luxury and comfort, while small ships are designed for adventure seekers. Big ships have better facilities to keep everyone amused all the time, while small ships give opportunities to build more friends and camaraderie.

Given the air scare in the post 9/11 period, cruises are gradually becoming the most popular mode of traveling these days. And the cruise operators are busy making hay while the sun is shining. They are introducing new and lucrative Caribbean Cruise Packages to lure the cruising public. The best thing about these packages is that you have a host of activities packed into one package.

Be it a luxury package or an economy one, there are some offers which are included in both. For instance, meals and room service are the common features in both types of cruises. The only difference in this aspect is that in a luxury cruise, you will have the choice of gourmet cuisine at every meal and you have your own butler to tend to you.

Shore excursions and certain onboard social activities are included for both types of cruises. The luxury class passengers may enjoy the additional benefits of lavishly decorated suites with their own private balconies, well-stocked bars and state-of-the-art entertainment systems in their suites. They would have access to the multiplexes and discotheques, and are entitled to pickup and drop-off facilities to and fro from the embarkation and disembarkation points.

However, the budget itineraries usually do not pack exotic locales in their schedules. It is usually the luxury voyages that cater to the niche traveler, willing to venture into the unknown and the uncharted. During the lean season, these luxury liners offer heavy discounts on these same luxury packages. During this time, one can hope to save hundreds of dollars per person on these packages and enjoy the amenities of a luxury package. This policy to attract tourists is pursued by even the giant cruise operators, like the Royal Caribbean International and The Yachts of Seabourn.

The Caribbean Cruise Packages are winning favors from tourists all around the globe, and the cruise operators are leaving no stone unturned to lure them.

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What type of cruise are you taking? Are you planning a week long voyage on the open seas upon one of the major cruise lines? Who wouldn’t want to be sailing on a pleasure boat enjoying many of your favorite items all in one spot? There is shopping, gambling, relaxing, sports and activities, great food, and different ports to venture off on. However, did you know there are other types of cruises you can enjoy on any vacation?

We are here to open your eyes to the various pleasure cruises you and your loved ones can sail off on. Are you curious? Well pack your bags, untie the ropes, and let’s venture off on the open water to see what fun we can have!!
Our favorite vacation cruises:

1. Luxury/Pleasure Cruise. A week or more on a giant cruise ship, enjoying luxury at its best. Caribbean, European, Hawaiian, Alaskan, or whichever cruise you take, you will embark on a journey that will take you places you’ve never been before. Visit different ports of call, take in the sightseeing, shopping, food and more at any of the islands, relax or participate in as many activities as you can, or drink/eat your vacation away. It is all there and more when you splurge on a major cruise line and really treat yourselves to a life of luxury.

2. Theme Cruise. What about a Disney Cruise or company cruise? Your itinerary may be a bit different on a theme-type cruise. Great for family vacations, romantic vacations, honeymoons, or celebrations, a theme cruise can provide that little extra you may not find on a traditional cruise.

3. Gambling or Riverboat Cruises. If you are an avid gambler or love to take a weekend and hit up Vegas or any casino area, then a gambling cruise will whisk you away to do exactly what you love- play cards, take in entertainment, and enjoy great food on the open ocean. Why not add that extra enjoyment of a cruise?

4. Day Cruises. No matter what vacation destination you venture to, most tourist towns offer exciting day/night cruises. Fun for everyone to enjoy take your pick from dinner cruises usually with live entertainment, sightseeing tours, singles cruises, family cruises, and overall fun. You will see the sights, enjoy an array of activities, mouthwatering food, entertainment, and most importantly good company and miraculous views.

5. Barefoot Cruises. Instead of sailing off a huge liner, why not do a barefoot cruise on a sailboat. This type of cruise will offer an experience you’ll never forget. Gather with other sea lovers to lounge, sunbathe, read, socialize, dance and party from sun-up to sundown.

This is just the tip of the iceberg to give you an idea of how much fun you can have and what types of cruises you can enjoy. Whether you want to live in the life of luxury for a few days, hit the casinos to gamble, or spend a few days on land and a few days on the sea there is a cruise for singles to families alike.

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If you want to have fun for one low price, all you need is a Carnival cruise. A Carnival cruise is a perfect way to pamper yourself. You don’t have to worry about paying extra for meals, entertainment and a range of activities. You just unpack once on the cruise ship. You are in the capable hands of fitness experts having massages, loofah treatments, hairstyles, saunas, pedicures, applying soothing masks and micro-facelifts, there is a complete relaxation schedule for you with nautical spas, and the exercise programs.

Carnival plays every song- from hard rock, musicals, country music or big band. There is a sing-along piano for you to hum along. Compare it to the land vacation where you are constantly involved with the buying theater tickets, reservations, valet parking and looking for other things to do.

Carnival cruise is the most popular cruise in the whole world. With carnival you dine, dream and dance as you sail from one foreign destination to the other. It’s popular with first time cruisers, young singles, couples, old and young loving the party atmosphere. The Carnival cruise highlights include- casual dinner at Sea View Bistro, a convenient 24-hour pizzeria, captain’s cocktail party and gala dinner, complimentary 24-hour room service, camp carnival for kids and teens. In addition to this get to see daily first run movies, dazzling Las Vegas style casino, fine dining with Gala midnight buffets, Nautical spa program, outdoor swimming pools and whirlpools, onboard duty-free shopping and singles cocktail party.

Carnival is an entertainment saga for singles, couples and families and it carries more passengers from all age group on board than any other cruise line. You can enjoy a lavish evening in the two levels Paris Lounge or you can rock and roll in the Rock and Roll dance club, the Café des Artistes and the Monte Carlo Casino. You have stepped into sheer luxury with spacious and comfortable accommodations. All the staterooms are fully carpeted with closet space, private facilities (toilet, basin and shower), and color television screening first-run films. All the staterooms on these super liners are above the ocean level for a better-relaxed cruise. Carnival staterooms are fifty percent larger on average than other cruise lines. You get one hundred percent personal care whether you choose interior or ocean view suite or penthouse suite.

You can give your kids a fun holiday with all kind of games, talent shows parties, movies, crafts, arts, and a world of fun under the supervision of camp carnival counselors. All the counselors are college educated having professional childcare experience and your kids are secure under their competent hands.

If for some reason you are not satisfied with the cruise experience you can notify carnival ahead of coming at the first port of call and you may well get down at first non-US port of call of your ship. Carnival cruise will reimbursement the unutilized part of your cruise charge and compensate for your return flight fare. You can look at carnival cruise vacation protection plans for a worry-free vacation.

Carnival serves buffet on the deck. There is teatime with your favorite beverage and pastries. Moreover, you can place order for complimentary stateroom service 24-hours a day. Your table is always reserved in the dining room. However, you may also eat dinner in the restaurant “Sea View Bistro” on Lido deck. The attire is informal and the meals are buffet style. The restaurant has an open seating and is rather laid back. Of course, if you are calorie conscious carnival has wide Nautical Spa selections with every meal. All the menus have been prepared with the consultation of dietitians. You can have the fresh oven pizzas at the 24-hour pizzeria. There is live music playing at the dazzling spirit lobby. You may like to enjoy your drinks with close friends at the bar.

Looking for information about cruises? Go to: http://www.whatcruises.com
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