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It’s never too late to start living your bucket list!

Enjoying an all-inclusive holiday to the world’s most beautiful ports is certainly something we could all use more of. And although cruising can seem like a daunting excursion, we think that the mecca of untouched beaches, endless wilderness, and crystal-clear waters that you can expect from a cruise is worth it – after all, that’s what holiday dreams are made of!

S o, if you’re interested in taking a cruise but have never been on one (or perhaps it’s been a while since you last set sail) then here’s what you should know and why it might just be the best option for your next trip.

Tips And Tricks

Booking a cruise comes with many perks, for starters, it’s usually all-inclusive so you can enjoy the perfect balance of exploration and security – spend your days exploring far-flung destinations and know that your comfortable cabin awaits you at the end of the day. You also only have to unpack once even as you travel from place to place. The convenience is unmatched with everything you need on just the one ship – from restaurants and cafes to pools and activities. If you’re already mentally gazing into the ocean from your riviera deck, then it’s time to book. Look to Royal Caribbean, Coral Expeditions, and Princess Cruises as some of the top cruise lines and let the adventure begin!

• Book 6 to 12 months in advance for the best prices.

• The best floor to sleep on is any below deck seven (the lower and more central you are, the less roll and sway you will feel).

• Don’t feel like you have to do it all. It’s okay to miss a few activities. After all, you’re on vacation so sit back and relax!

Travel Essentials

• A lanyard to hold your cabin key.

• Be sure to pack your essentials in your carry-on (swimmers, medication, and your phone charger). This is because your luggage will likely be taken when you board and later placed in your room by a porter – so you’ll want your necessities on hand.

• Magnetic clips – surprisingly, cruise cabin walls are metal so be sure to use magnetic clips to hang items from the wall and avoid cluttered counter space.

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