Winter cruise itinerary inspiration

[mitch84]

Originally Posted by Hudson

A 7 night Central America cruise eg. Belize, Mexico, Honduras offers some varied activities such as cave tubing, city tours, zip-lining, Mayan ruin tours etc.

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I think this would be ideal, sounds right up my street.
Have you been on one? If so who with? I feel like I’m going backwards with my googling

[cheekydeeky]

We have done four Royal Caribbean cruises of the Caribbean (three Western and one Eastern). Should have been two and two but our Eastern itinerary in September was changed to western due to tropical storm Karen.

We’ve always cruised from Port Canaveral after either a week in Orlando or 5 nights in Vegas.

I’d recommend Royal Caribbean - their ships are lovely and there’s so much to do.

Both itineraries are good but if I had to pick one it would be the Eastern as I think it’s prettier.

[Hudson]

We did that itinerary in April 2018 sailing on Carnival Breeze and had a great time both on and off the ship and our boys said it was the best cruise.
We have sailed on Celebrity, Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, MSC and Princess and have booked most of our cruises with Cruise118.
I usually look on vacationstogo.com first, entering travel dates and departure port. Once I have found a cruise and ball park price I then email it to Cruise118 for a quote.
Rebekka.Gale@cruise118.com

[mickeyspal]

Originally Posted by mitch84

I think this would be ideal, sounds right up my street.
Have you been on one? If so who with? I feel like I’m going backwards with my googling

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We've done that one , Belize Costa Maya , Honduras it was very good. Think we did it on celebrity cruises

[mitch84]

I’ve booked. Tui flights into Montego Bay, Georgetown Cayman Islands, 2 days and an overnight in Havana, and a day in Cozumel.
I got it for £1750 for an outside cabin (was happy with inside but sold out).
It’s expensive, but it is AI, and Havana is on my bucket list.