Cruising

Cruising offers the opportunities to travel to multiple countries, ports and cities all in the same trip all with out having to unpack your bags. There are over 1,200 ports of call around the globe offering you a diverse range of adventure. Cruising offers an opportunity to see multiple countries in one trip without changing hotels. Itinerary options are endless! I can help you curate the ideal vacation just for you or for the entire family.

Not all cruise ship are created equal. Some cruise ship cater to families while other are adults only, while other hit somewhere in between. There is a cruise for every budget and every occasion. Length of cruises vary from a quick weekend get away of 4 days, there five, seven and 10 day cruises. Most recently there are cruises that circumnavigate the world offering cruisers to see every continent! Some people find cruise ships to be a great place to retire on.

However, most people enjoy a 5 or 7 day sailing. The most popular destinations are the islands in the Caribbean. These itineraries typical are broke up into Western , Eastern, Southern Caribbean, and the Bahamas. Ships leave from Boston and New York sailing to Bermuda typically will dock at Bermuda for two to three days offering guests the opportunity to explore the entire island then go back to the ship at night. Take advantage of the warm waters for diving, snorkeling, swimming and boating. For those not interested in getting wet there are plenty of land tours such as chocolate factory tours, botanical gardens, aquariums, cigar making and so much more. Immersing yourself into the culture with food and learning add so much depth to your trip.

Looking to cruise in the summer but can’t take the heat? Destinations to Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Iceland and Northern Europe are for you. The stunning massive mountains of Alaska plunging in to ocean are a sight not to be missed! In Alaska excursions such as fishing, hiking, lumberjack shows, whale watching and so much more really add to the experience. Trips to Greenland and Iceland offer to opportunity to get up close and personal with massive iceburgs, whales and birds.

Fall cruises offer to opportunity to choose between either Central, Southern and Northern destinations. The fall in New England and Canada are bursting with color not to be missed! To see the hills of Maine alive with color is on many cruisers bucket list. Imagine a warm cup of coffee on your ship balcony while cruising into ports of call such as Bar Harbor Maine, St John New Brunswick and Quebec City. Sounds amazing.

River cruising is becoming increasingly popular among middle age and older adults. Stateside destinations include the Mississippi River, the Great Lakes, and Columbia River. Globally, Europe bring you through iconic and historical rivers like the Danube, Rhine, Seine, and Douro. Excursions such as walking tours, bike rentals, and explore on your own give you a deeper understanding of the world around you.

Experience the adventure and relaxation of a cruise tailored to your preferences. Imagine waking up each day to breathtaking ocean views, exploring new destinations, and enjoying world-class amenities—all without the hassle of multiple bookings.

When you book a cruise with me, you gain access to exclusive deals and personalized itineraries that cater to your interests and budget. Whether you’re seeking a family getaway, a romantic escape, or a solo journey, I provide expert advice and insider knowledge to enhance your experience.

From selecting the perfect cruise line to arranging shore excursions and onboard activities, I am dedicated to making your cruise vacation seamless and memorable. With my assistance, you can navigate the myriad of choices with confidence and ease.

Embark on a journey that offers the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation. Let me help you set sail on the cruise of a lifetime today. Contact me to start planning your ideal getaway!

There is so much more to cruising. Stayed turn for more information on specific ports and more things to do. I mean what do you do when your not in port?! We will be talking all things Sea Days next!