These are two of the questions I get asked most by cruisers, so let’s break both of them down. Specialty dining Most cruise ships have anywhere from 5 to 10 extra restaurants that come with
Read More »My Alaska cruise last summer was one of my favorite vacations, and here is why. There’s something different about seeing a glacier calve in real time versus seeing it in a photo. There is no
Read More »This is one of the most common questions I get from clients: “Should we do a cruise or an all-inclusive resort?” Honestly, both can be amazing vacations. The better question is which one fits your
Read More »Do You Really Need a Travel Advisor? If you’ve ever wondered, “Can I just book this myself online?” you’re not alone. With so many travel websites, deals, and booking apps out there, it can feel
Read More »Every cruise line is so different, so it’s important to think about how you want to cruise. Let me help you find the right fit for your vacation style. Let’s talk through the different options.
Read More »You’ve booked your cruise, but there is a lot more to plan around it. Assuming you don’t live near a cruise port, you may have to fly to get there. Flights Highly recommended (unless your
Read More »Tipping on a cruise ship is a hot topic and a rather confusing one. Let’s talk about how they work and how it is different than you are used to. Automatic Gratuities:Most cruise lines add
Read More »Shore excursions can be a hot topic – with the cruise lines plugging their options to guarantee a return to ship (often at a premium price). Let’s talk through the options. Booking Through the Cruise
Read More »How many people can you cram in one cruise cabin – and does that make it cheaper? Let’s talk about it! First of all – if you haven’t checked out my blog post about all
Read More »One thing some people don’t always realize when booking a cruise is that getting cabins close together can actually be tricky. Cruise lines limit the number of people assigned to each muster station. That’s the
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