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 Contents at a Glance
Introduction .......................................................1
Part I: Getting Started ........................................7
Chapter 1: Choosing Cruising: The Best of the Best ....................9
Chapter 2: Is a Cruise for Youse? The Whats,
Wheres, and Whys ....................................................................15
Chapter 3: Choosing Your Ideal Cruise ........................................24
Part II: Planning Your Cruise.............................39
Chapter 4: Booking and Paying Up................................................41
Chapter 5: Ticking Off Your Pre-Cruise Checklist........................64
Part III: All Aboard: The Cruise Experience .........75
Chapter 6: Embarkation Day ..........................................................77
Chapter 7: Wining and Dining ........................................................86
Chapter 8: Filling Your Days: Onboard Activities and
Entertainment............................................................................92
Chapter 9: Keeping the Kids Busy: Activities
for Children and Teens ..........................................................104
Part IV: Ship Shapes: The Cruise Lines
and Their Ships ..........................................123
Chapter 10: Vetting Your Vessel: The How-to
of Comparative Cruise Shopping ..........................................125
Chapter 11: Mainstream Ships ....................................................131
Chapter 12: Luxury Ships ............................................................194
Chapter 13: Small and Sailing Ships ............................................225
Part V: Calling All Ports: Where to Go
and Why....................................................269
Chapter 14: Preparing for Ports of Call ......................................271
Chapter 15: Landing in the Caribbean ........................................278
Chapter 16: Doing Alaska in Style................................................372
Chapter 17: Meandering in the Mediterranean ........................403
Chapter 18: Exploring Other Destinations ................................442
Part VI: The Part of Tens .................................451
Chapter 19: Ten Things to Do When Your Cruise Ends ............453
Appendix: Quick Concierge..............................459
Index .............................................................465
 Maps at a Glance
The Gulf of Mexico & the Caribbean ....................................................280
Florida Homeports ..................................................................................282
Miami at a Glance ....................................................................................285
Fort Lauderdale at a Glance ..................................................................287
Cape Canaveral at a Glance....................................................................290
Tampa at a Glance ..................................................................................292
Galveston at a Glance..............................................................................295
The French Quarter at a Glance ............................................................297
Antigua ......................................................................................................300
Aruba ........................................................................................................303
Freeport/Lucaya ......................................................................................308
Nassau ......................................................................................................310
Barbados ..................................................................................................313
The British Virgin Islands ......................................................................315
Cozumel/Playa del Carmen Area ..........................................................319
Curaçao ....................................................................................................323
Dominica ..................................................................................................327
Grand Cayman..........................................................................................330
Grand Turk ..............................................................................................332
Grenada ....................................................................................................336
Jamaica ....................................................................................................339
Key West ..................................................................................................343
Martinique ................................................................................................346
Old San Juan ............................................................................................350
St. Barthélemy (St. Barts) ......................................................................353
St. Kitts......................................................................................................356
St. Lucia ....................................................................................................359
Sint Maarten & St. Martin ......................................................................361
St. Thomas................................................................................................365
St. John......................................................................................................367
Alaska Homeports ..................................................................................374
Downtown Anchorage ............................................................................379
Downtown Vancouver ............................................................................383
Downtown Seattle....................................................................................385
Haines........................................................................................................387
Juneau ......................................................................................................390
Ketchikan..................................................................................................393
Sitka ..........................................................................................................396
Skagway ....................................................................................................399
Victoria, British Columbia ......................................................................401
European Homeports ..............................................................................406
The French Riviera ..................................................................................409
Athens ......................................................................................................414
The Greek Isles ........................................................................................417
Mykonos Town ........................................................................................418
Rhodes Town............................................................................................420
Santoríni....................................................................................................422
Rome ........................................................................................................424
Venice ........................................................................................................428
Lisbon........................................................................................................431
Barcelona..................................................................................................434
Old Istanbul ..............................................................................................438
Ku@dadasi/Ephesus Region ....................................................................440
 Table of Contents
Introduction .........................................................................1
About This Book......................................................................3
Conventions Used in This Book ............................................4
Foolish Assumptions ..............................................................4
How This Book Is Organized..................................................5
Part I: Getting Started...................................................5
Part II: Planning Your Cruise .......................................5
Part III: All Aboard: The Cruise Experience ...............5
Part IV: Ship Shapes: The Cruise Lines
and Their Ships .........................................................5
Part V: Calling All Ports: Where to Go, and Why ......5
Part VI: The Part of Tens..............................................6
Appendix: Quick Concierge .........................................6
Icons Used in This Book.........................................................6
Where to Go from Here...........................................................6

Part I: Getting Started .......................................7

Chapter 1: Choosing Cruising: The Best of the Best ....9
The Best of the Mainstream Lines ........................................9
The Best Ships for Luxury ...................................................10
The Best Ships for Families .................................................10
The Best Romantic Cruises..................................................11
The Best Party Cruises.........................................................12
The Best Small-Ship Cruises ................................................13
The Best Ships for Uncompromising Gourmands ............13
Chapter 2: Is a Cruise for Youse? The Whats,
Wheres, and Whys........................................................15
Cruising: What’s In It for You? .............................................15
A resort by day . . .......................................................16
. . . A place to keep your stuff while in port ............16
. . . And an urban playground by night.....................16
Keepin’ It Fresh: What Keeps ’em Coming Back................17
Seeing the world .........................................................18
Sailing from everywhere ............................................18
Appealing to all types of travelers............................19
Appealing to all wallet sizes ......................................19
Answering the Cruise Naysayers ........................................20
I’ll be bored!.................................................................20
I’ll get fat!......................................................................20
I’ll get seasick! .............................................................20
xii Cruise Vacations For Dummies 2007

Cruise ships are too crowded! ..................................21

Cruise ships aren’t safe! .............................................21
They let anybody on those things.
There’s no security! ................................................22
What if I get sick!? .......................................................22
And what’s with that Norwalk virus? .......................23
Chapter 3: Choosing Your Ideal Cruise .........................24
Choosing Your Cruise ...........................................................24
Mainstream cruises ....................................................25
Luxury cruises.............................................................25
Adventure and educational cruises..........................26
Gauging Your Time Away .....................................................27
Picking a Destination ............................................................27
Warming up to a Caribbean cruise ...........................28
Acting Alaskan: Heading north to the 49th state....29
Meandering the Mediterranean ................................31
Doing the Romantic Cruise Thing .......................................32
Getting married aboard ship .....................................32
Honeymooning at sea.................................................33
Renewing your vows ..................................................34
Going Solo ..............................................................................34
Booking Gay/Lesbian Cruises..............................................35
Rolling Around on Deck: Cruises
for Wheelchair Users ........................................................36

Part II: Planning Your Cruise............................39

Chapter 4: Booking and Paying Up................................41
Poking Holes in the Cruise Price Mirage ............................42
Counting Extra Costs ............................................................42
Just say “no” . . . then again, you only live once.
Splurge!.....................................................................43
Tallying the tips...........................................................43
Budgeting for shore excursions ................................43
Paying taxes and port charges..................................44
Ka-ching ka-ching, adding up onboard costs ..........44
Paying up when the party’s over ..............................46
Saving Bucks on Your Booking ............................................46
Booking early makes cents ........................................46
Take a chance and reel in the deals .........................47
Choosing off-season cruising ....................................47
Going on an introductory or
repositioning cruise................................................48
Packing more people into your cabin ......................48
Going with a group .....................................................48
 Table of Contents xiii
Shacking up with another single...............................49
Using your seniority ...................................................49
Paying in advance .......................................................49
Looking for free extras ...............................................49
Reaping repeater perks ..............................................49
Booking your next cruise while sailing
your last one............................................................50
Booking back-to-back cruises ...................................50
Spotting the deals .......................................................50
Finding the Best Deals via Travel Agents and the Web ....50
Pricing the differences ...............................................51
Doing your homework on the Web ...........................51
Letting travel agents lead the way............................51
Finding a good travel agent .......................................53
Choosing Your Cabin ............................................................53
Evaluating cabin size ..................................................56
Getting the scoop on inside versus
outside cabins .........................................................56
Considering other cabin matters..............................58
Booking Your Airfare.............................................................58
Making Dinner Reservations and Dealing
with Special Diets ..............................................................59
Extending the Trip ................................................................60
Considering Cancellations and Insurance .........................60
Cruise line policies versus third-party insurers .....61
Third-party coverage..................................................61
Cruise line coverage ...................................................62
Putting Down a Deposit........................................................63
Reviewing Your Tickets ........................................................63
Chapter 5: Ticking Off Your Pre-Cruise Checklist ......64
Identifying Yourself ...............................................................64
Reviewing Your Cruise Documents.....................................66
Paying Up: Paper or Plastic?................................................67
Spending on board......................................................67
Settling up on shore....................................................67
Decking Yourself Out: What to Pack ...................................68
Understanding shipboard dress codes
(such as they are) ...................................................68
Planning for appliances and other odds
and ends...................................................................69
Packing your carry-on ................................................70
Keeping in Touch at Sea .......................................................71
Cellphone service .......................................................71
Satellite phones...........................................................71
Internet and e-mail at sea ..........................................72
xiv Cruise Vacations For Dummies 2007

Confirming Your Flight .........................................................72

Remembering Other Important Stuff..................................73

Part III: All Aboard: The Cruise Experience ........75

Chapter 6: Embarkation Day ...........................................77
Getting to Your Port of Embarkation ..................................77
If you’re flying..............................................................77
If you’re driving ...........................................................79
Checking In at the Pier .........................................................79
Preparing to board......................................................79
Checking in ..................................................................80
Stepping aboard and checking out your digs..........81
Exploring the Ship.................................................................82
Getting a jump on your fellow passengers ..............82
Sailing away .................................................................82
Attending the Safety Drill .....................................................82
Gearing Up for the Days Ahead ...........................................83
One if by land: Days ashore.......................................83
Two if by sea: Days at sea ..........................................84
Chapter 7: Wining and Dining ........................................86
Never a Food-Free Moment..................................................86
The Take on Traditional Dining...........................................87
Dining course by course ............................................88
Considering what to wear..........................................88
A Sea of Other Dining Options.............................................88
Making special dietary requests ...............................89
Satisfying your beverage preferences ......................89
Digging into Breakfast and Lunch .......................................90
Chapter 8: Filling Your Days: Onboard
Activities and Entertainment ......................................92
Digging into the Daily Bulletin.............................................92
Doing Absolutely Nothing at All ..........................................93
Lounging at the pool...................................................93
Sleuthing out the cinema ...........................................94
Hiding out in your cabin ............................................94
Learning as You Lounge .......................................................94
Feeling the Burn ....................................................................96
Pumping iron ...............................................................97
Getting a game going ..................................................97
Hitting the water .........................................................98
Hitting the links...........................................................98
Sitting down for sports ..............................................98
Getting rubbed up at the spa ....................................99
 Table of Contents xv
Entertaining Yourself after Dark........................................100
Taking in a show .......................................................101
Hitting the vaudeville circuit...................................101
Lounging around .......................................................102
Channeling your inner diva .....................................102
Keeping the Faith ................................................................103
Chapter 9: Keeping the Kids Busy: Activities
for Children and Teens ...............................................104
Kids Are People, Too — And They Cruise .......................104
It’s Kids’ Stuff .......................................................................106
Family Friendly? (Or Get Us off This Thing!) ...................107
Checking out program availability and hours.......107
Keeping it real for teens ...........................................108
Keeping the kids close, if not in close quarters....108
Knowing who’s watching your kids........................109
Babysitting on board ................................................109
Follow the Rules ..................................................................110
Take Notes: The Best Family Cruises ...............................110
Disney Cruise Line ....................................................110
Royal Caribbean International ................................112
Carnival Cruise Lines................................................114
Norwegian Cruise Line .............................................116
Princess Cruises........................................................117
Celebrity Cruises ......................................................118
Holland America Line ...............................................120
A couple surprise contenders.................................121

Part IV: Ship Shapes: The Cruise Lines

and Their Ships ...........................................123
Chapter 10: Vetting Your Vessel: The How-to
of Comparative Cruise Shopping..............................125
Getting a Handle on the Big Picture..................................126
Type of cruise............................................................126
Ship size/style ...........................................................127
Grasping the Ins and Outs of Itineraries ..........................129
Getting the Skinny on Specifications ................................129
Getting a Handle on Prices.................................................129
Chapter 11: Mainstream Ships .....................................131
Why the Masses Flock to the Megaships .........................131
Where the Mainstream Ships Go.......................................132
Carnival Cruise Lines..........................................................133
Dining .........................................................................135
Activities and entertainment...................................136
xvi Cruise Vacations For Dummies 2007

For kids.......................................................................136
Fleet facts...................................................................137
Celebrity Cruises.................................................................139
Dining .........................................................................142
Activities and entertainment...................................142
For kids.......................................................................143
Fleet facts...................................................................144
Costa Cruises.......................................................................145
Dining .........................................................................148
Activities and entertainment...................................148
For kids.......................................................................149
Fleet facts...................................................................149
Disney Cruise Line ..............................................................150
Dining .........................................................................152
Activities and entertainment...................................152
For kids.......................................................................153
Fleet facts...................................................................154
Holland America Line .........................................................154
Dining .........................................................................157
Activities and entertainment...................................158
For kids.......................................................................159
Fleet facts...................................................................159
MSC Cruises .........................................................................161
Dining .........................................................................163
Activities and entertainment...................................163
For kids.......................................................................164
Fleet facts...................................................................164
Norwegian Cruise Line .......................................................165
Dining .........................................................................169
Activities and entertainment...................................170
For kids.......................................................................170
Fleet facts...................................................................171
Oceania Cruises...................................................................173
Dining .........................................................................175
Activities and entertainment...................................175
For kids.......................................................................176
Fleet facts...................................................................176
Princess Cruises..................................................................177
Dining .........................................................................181
Activities and entertainment...................................182
For kids.......................................................................182
Fleet facts...................................................................183
Royal Caribbean International ..........................................185
Dining .........................................................................189
Activities and entertainment...................................190
 Table of Contents xvii
For kids.......................................................................190
Fleet facts...................................................................191
Chapter 12: Luxury Ships...............................................194
The Low Down on the High End........................................194
The Little Extras (Really Add Up) .....................................195
Around the World................................................................196
Crystal Cruises ....................................................................196
Dining .........................................................................198
Activities and entertainment...................................199
For kids.......................................................................199
Fleet facts...................................................................200
Cunard Line..........................................................................201
Dining .........................................................................202
Activities and entertainment...................................203
For kids.......................................................................204
Fleet facts...................................................................204
Regent Seven Seas Cruises (formerly Radisson
Seven Seas) ......................................................................205
Dining .........................................................................207
Activities and entertainment...................................208
For kids.......................................................................208
Fleet facts...................................................................209
Seabourn Cruise Line..........................................................210
Dining .........................................................................212
Activities and entertainment...................................213
For kids.......................................................................213
Fleet facts...................................................................214
SeaDream Yacht Club..........................................................215
Dining .........................................................................215
Activities and entertainment...................................216
For kids.......................................................................217
Fleet facts...................................................................218
Silversea Cruises .................................................................219
Dining .........................................................................222
Activities and entertainment...................................222
For kids.......................................................................223
Fleet facts...................................................................223
Chapter 13: Small and Sailing Ships...........................225
What Makes the Small Ships Tick .....................................225
American Canadian Caribbean Line .................................227
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