Camlilia

A long-time cruiser told me that he always grab freebies and stay wise when it comes to spending in all his cruising adventures.

It no brainer that people with disabilities should be prioritized in transportation, in restaurants, comfort rooms elevator and crowded places where they need to go. Even in cruises, I believe the disabled people should be treated nicely too.

I agree that bringing a lot of things during world cruise is advisable to prevent inconvenience but we should also consider the size of the suite. Book for a big suite and rest assure that there are enough space for 10-12 suitcase.

That really exciting, maybe you can enjoy in the pool or watch some show and eat in different port restaurants. Have a nice adventures!

If the suite accepts 3 people, then that would be good. You can also bring many things in order to accommodate to dance on it. That will surely be enjoyable.

I would love to enjoy solo cruising too, I think even if we are cruising alone, we can still find the best deals and options suited to our customized needs.

It's perfect, not too extravagant but definitely stylistic and fashionable.

I would love to go to such cruise too. However, I'm not sure which season is the best and cheapest for whale or shark watching. I hope next year I will have the chance to go on a cruise with my friends.

Illnesses like that could ruin special vacation. In order to cope with cough and colds, cruises should bring handy cough or cold medicine to lessen their uncomfortable symptoms.

Berlin is a beautiful place, passing there could make your cruise adventure more exciting, so why not take the opportunity of visiting the place?

I'm a minimalist so I would bring a bag with few clothes and a laundry detergent with some snacks. I hope I will be okay with that.