MeeTooTeeTo
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 2
Any thoughts on the cruise lines/size of ships etc are welcomeMorning! A 6.3 for me.
@ColinUK back to cruising... we have done about 9 or 10 all types.
River cruises are wonderful as the smaller vessels are able to dock right in town and then you can explore during the evening without an expedition. The water is flat if folk are concerned about sea sickness.
Big ocean cruises are brilliant too as you can explore more far away places that river cruisers can't. Then there is the decision of fly/no fly...
Our first cruise for our 25th was 17 nights on Royal Caribbean. We few to Dubai and picked up the ship.
We have also done OZ & NZ, Alaska, the Caribbean as well as the Med and the Baltics. Also the Fjords are beautiful. Our next cruise in Nov is out of Southampton across the bay of biscay past Gibraltar to Barcelona and back. This is for our 50th!
The key to cruising is find somewhere you really want to go and then find the ship that will get you there within your budget.
We love it! I hope that helps?
I suppose our Nile Cruise was slightly tainted by having to stay on the extra time with uncertainly about when and how we were to return as a few days before we went my daughter had to have an emergency C-section 6 weeks early, her daughter was only 4lbs and in the NICU. She said for us to go as it would be later she would need help but the delay in returning made it very stressful.Morning! A 6.3 for me.
@ColinUK back to cruising... we have done about 9 or 10 all types.
River cruises are wonderful as the smaller vessels are able to dock right in town and then you can explore during the evening without an expedition. The water is flat if folk are concerned about sea sickness.
Big ocean cruises are brilliant too as you can explore more far away places that river cruisers can't. Then there is the decision of fly/no fly...
Our first cruise for our 25th was 17 nights on Royal Caribbean. We few to Dubai and picked up the ship.
We have also done OZ & NZ, Alaska, the Caribbean as well as the Med and the Baltics. Also the Fjords are beautiful. Our next cruise in Nov is out of Southampton across the bay of biscay past Gibraltar to Barcelona and back. This is for our 50th!
The key to cruising is find somewhere you really want to go and then find the ship that will get you there within your budget.
We love it! I hope that helps?
Certainly I would look at the American cruise lines if you are wanting to go to the states. They are big on customer service. We have used Royal Caribbean, Princess, Holland America and Celebrity. For size, we try and keep around 5000 people or less. Cabin choice, outside if there are lots of sights to see and try and choose the centre of the ship for stability. There are companies who will plan your whole experience for you, but even a good old travel agent is a great option. (If you have one near you, which we do) They offer good advice and many have been on the ships. They are helpful with budgeting too.Any thoughts on the cruise lines/size of ships etc are welcome
Edited.6 this am/pm due to sleeping in. Like the weather we are down too, Mrs SS is looking forward to church tonight. I've had my head buried in the book by SP
(part of Rune-Net).
Congratulations to @MeeTooTeeTo & @Lucyr
I still feel like a bit of a fraud putting T1 without clarifying that it’s not classic T1 it’s a weird other type! Have updated the selection now.@Lucyr you need to change your type to T1 - you still have Other Type in your sig🙂