With so many cruise lines on the market, it can be quite overwhelming trying to distinguish the difference between them. Whether you are liking the look of the Vision of the Seas liner, from the Royal Caribbean line, or you are favouring a family friendly P&O liner, knowing the difference between them all can be a sure-fire way to choosing the best one to suit your needs. It’s difficult to know which would suit your itinerary plans and, of course, the budget; with clearly defined categories, the choice can be significantly easier.
Basic
These mass-market, resort cruises provide
an experience that can be described as a floating resort. Plenty of things to
do, huge capacities and smaller cabins are common attributes, with as many as
3000+ passengers on board. Service is good, food is plentiful and activities
are in abundance. These ships tend to have multiple pools, climbing walls,
skating rings and a plethora of bars, lounges and discos.
Lines include Carnival, Norwegian and Royal
Caribbean, to name a few.
Premium
While premium cruises provide many of the
same amenities as the basic lines, their services tend to be much better. Ships
tend to hold between 500 and 1500 passengers, meaning less crowding and shorter
queues, while cabins are usually a little roomier. Their facilities won’t be
quite as child-friendly, although children are usually still welcome aboard.
Lines include Celebrity, Holland America
and Princess.
Luxury
Luxury cruises offer the most prestigious
of service that is personalised to you. Decor is elegant, food is gourmet and
cabins tend to have balconies. With vessels carrying between 100 and 1000
people, there’s far more room available and activities are refined and of an
exacting high standard. Destinations tend to be more exotic and amenities are
of a very high quality.
Lines include Silversea, Seabourn and
Regent Seven Seas.
Take your pick from the various cruises
available and be safe in the knowledge that you chose the best line to suit
you.
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nice info, i didn't know that there are different cruise line
ReplyDeletei and my husband dream of a cruising adventure haha
It's my lifelong dream too, Max! :)
DeleteI never dreamed of having a cruise because I have this weird fear for the sea. This was informative though. :)
ReplyDeleteMe, too, am not very keen on going on a cruise because of the seasickness. But my friends who've gone only have nice stories about it. So, if I have the cash, I'd probably try this out.
ReplyDeleteThat's an ultimate dream for me to have a cruise kahit Asian countries na muna, then Europe! :) Thanks for the info! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info about cruises. I haven't been into. I hope to someday.
ReplyDeleteGoing on a cruise, kahit basic, is really one of my wishes din sana. Thank you for telling us about the different types :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for this post. And alam ko lang dati un Luxury cruise. So un Titanic san sya magffall? Hehe
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye2
One of my lifelong dreams, too! I didnt know there are different kinds of cruises pala. Nice one, Mommy Maye! Luxury Cruise?
ReplyDeleteI think cruises can be a lot of fun when they go well... It woudl nice to go on one again. Have a great week! :-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
I have not tried being in a cruise. Must be fun.
ReplyDeleteid love to get on a cruise with my husband. maybe sometime in the future.
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice option for a vacation. Sana meron din nito sa Philippines, paragn inter-island naman, just like what presented by Rebecca in "apoy sa dagat".
ReplyDeletegreat information, I will surely get back on this post when I have budget to spend for a cruise, perhaps if I win a lottery or if someone invite me to have a cruise all expense paid..hehehehe -Rosemarie/Gven-Rose
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