Where Are You Going on Your Next Cruise Vacation
(ContentDesk) October 28, 2005 -- The Kelly family thought they had planned out everything for their cruise. But after they stopped at the first port-of-call they realized that there were more shore excursions than those listed in the cruise brochure."We thought we knew about all the excursions on our Caribbean cruise adventure but now realize that there were many additional places to explore. "But," exclaimed Kelly, "We did not know about the excursions we could have gone on in addition to the ones described in the cruise line brochure. We found many places to visit that were better matched to our own interests."Many people who have been on cruise vacations often find out about interesting shore excursions after it is too late. They arrive at a port of call with plans in place to go on a particular shore excursion only to find out that other opportunities existed that they were not awareof.But a new website has been established by The Cruise Report to help cruise travelers learn about some of the varieties of shore excursions that are available at the various ports-of-call.According to The Cruise Report, many people on cruise vacations do not understand all of the opportunities for shore excursions because they have never been there before.
Experienced cruisers know about the additional places to visit besides the items in the traditional cruise line brochure. Private tour operators can be found in almost any port-of-call. You just have to know who they are, where they can be found, what types of tours they offer and are they reliable?For more information on how people can get more out of their cruise vacations and the opportunities for interesting shore excursions, visit www.thecruisereport.com..
Cruise Discounts up to 50% on 2005 Sale of All Sails Offered by eCruises.com
Celebrate the New Year with a fun cruise from eCruises.com.
A leading online discount cruise broker, eCruises.com announces 2005 "Sale of All Sails" event with Norwegian Freestyle Cruises, available until February 28, 2005. "This is the biggest cruise sale of 2005," said Sy Ripka, President of eCruises.com.
"We are offering the lowest prices, finest service, and best staterooms onboard the Norwegian cruise ships ."Because of their special standing with the major cruise lines, eCruises.com can offer the Norwegian cruises at up to 50% off ? the lowest prices on the Internet.
These deals include:? 5, 7, 9, 10, and 11 nights in The Caribbean from $429? 8 nights in the Mexican Riviera from $649? 7 nights in Bermuda from $699? Alaska for 7 and 10 nights from $849? 7 and 10 nights in Hawaii from ...
Cruise > Cruise Discounts up to 50% on 2005 Sale of All Sails Offered by eCruises.com
Cruise Specials for Christmas and New Year 2004 Sailings up to 85% Off
As an end-of-the-year closeout special, eCruises.com, a major online cruise broker, is offering savings of up to 85% on all Carnival and Norwegian cruises through December 31, 2004.Due to their close relationship with most major cruise lines, eCruises.com can offer the lowest prices available on the Internet as well as the highest-quality discount cruise specials in the country.
eCruises.com's Christmas and New Years holiday cruise specials include entertainment-oriented cruises on the largest and most popular line, Carnival, as well as relaxing freestyle
Cruise Specials for Christmas and New Year 2004 Sailings up to 85% Off
Cruise > Cruise Specials for Christmas and New Year 2004 Sailings up to 85% Off