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OutbackAddict 19 Sep 19 05:25 PM

Non Disney cruise tips with Teens next summer
 
The only cruise experience i currently have is disney but know thats not an option for a med cruise next summer ( needs to be end of july/early August due to school holidays & exam results)
Looking for recomendations for cruise lines of a similar standard (not read particuarly good reviews on MSC ?)
Idealy starting and finishing in the same port to keep any flight costs down a bit also most i have looked at seem to charge the full adult cost for over 12's we would have a 16 and 13 year old sharing with us and woudered if any do a 3/4 person/child sharing price
plus any other good tips and recomendations greatfully accepted

YorkshireT 19 Sep 19 05:27 PM

RCI to Cococay. My kids loved it.

OutbackAddict 19 Sep 19 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by YorkshireT (Post 14081313)
RCI to Cococay. My kids loved it.

will investigate thank you

Omega1 19 Sep 19 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by OutbackAddict (Post 14081327)
will investigate thank you

Cococay is in the Bahamas not the Med.
Barcelona and Venice are good starting points for cruises - lots of flight options and easy/cheap to get to the port. Rome is far more difficult/expensive to get to the port (Civitavecchia).
Have a look at a website like vacationstogo for an overview of what itineraries are available for your particular dates.
Yorkshire T (and others) has recently done a Royal Caribbean cruise and may be able to offer specific advice.

OutbackAddict 19 Sep 19 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Omega1 (Post 14081438)
Cococay is in the Bahamas not the Med.
Barcelona and Venice are good starting points for cruises - lots of flight options and easy/cheap to get to the port. Rome is far more difficult/expensive to get to the port (Civitavecchia).
Have a look at a website like vacationstogo for an overview of what itineraries are available for your particular dates.
Yorkshire T (and others) has recently done a Royal Caribbean cruise and may be able to offer specific advice.

thank you, very helpful advice, especially about the port access

Allisonjane 19 Sep 19 10:10 PM

NCL are currently doing 3rd/4th passenger sail free on a lot of cruises, including school holidays, just pay taxes around £100.
I know the Epic is sailing out of Barcelona around the Med, not sure if they have any other ships in the Med.
We have just booked NCL Escape, ship looks amazing, with lots of water slides, minigolf, tenpin bowling and even a high rope course with zip line.
It's not the Med though, it's the Baltic from Copenhagen, but to give you an idea, 2 adults and 2 teens in an inside cabin would be around £2,300.

Deb B 20 Sep 19 09:32 PM

We did med from Barcelona this summer with RCL on Oasis, with a 17 year old and a 13 year old, we all absolutely loved it, though we did have 2 interconnecting cabins - and really valued the space 😁

katiec68 21 Sep 19 09:58 AM

If you go from Barcelona you could add on a couple of days there.

Dont worry about port transfers - just order a taxi - under 1/2 the price.

(We sailed with Celebrity from Barcelona and got 4 taxi journeys (airport/hotel/cruise/hotel/airport) for 1/3 of the price Celebrity wanted!

x

Helen1512 21 Sep 19 10:24 AM

Hi
We’ve done med cruises twice with Royal Caribbean and would recommend. We sailed both times from Southampton. It was really easy and nice not to have the hassle of airports and flying. However from Southampton to the med are 14 night cruises. Royal Caribbean do shorter med cruises but are fly and cruise. We did Independence of the seas and navigator of the seas. Both biggish ships. Plenty to do for teenagers- rock climbing walls, flowrider surfing, teens clubs (can’t recommend as ours didn’t go) games arcade. We had separate cabins to our kids but next to each other. They do connecting cabins but also have 4 berth cabins. Hope that’s helpful 😃

16offtodisney! 21 Sep 19 10:51 AM

We have booked p&o Iona for 18th july, sailing from Southampton to the Fjords, we have two teens 😊


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