Planning a holiday trip and not sure where to go or what to get up to? Flying off somewhere does not feel like the kind of adventure you are aiming for, and you do not feel like driving, so a road trip will not be the best of ideas.
Well, then why not try a ship cruise. Not only will the trip last longer than a two-hour flight, but there are also various activities you can engage in while the ship sails away into the sunset.
Wait, you do not have to lift a finger and steer the ship as well. So it is smooth sailing all the way, and you get to travel the world.
And not to worry about losing traction on your sports bets, Netflix box sets or Spotify music streaming. If you’re into any of that you’ll be able to connect via shipwide wifi connectivity on the cruise. If your cruise goes through the US, you’ll easily make a connection with a legal online sportsbook in Indiana for example, Spotify and Netflix to follow your favourite sport and bet.
So Where To?
Some 71% of the earth’s surface is covered by water, so there are various places to visit. This list is not a ranking of any sort, and although you can travel the world in 180 days, we cannot fit all the destinations into this list.
Instead, we have jotted down some destinations you should not miss out on in this lifetime.
The Caribbean
If warm weather and endless tropical beaches are what you are looking for, then a cruise through the Caribbean is a must.
The cruises are separated into the Eastern Caribbean and the Western Caribbean. The former comprises voyages around Mexico and the Central American coast. At the same time, the latter takes you to islands in St Kitts & Nevis, the Virgin Islands, Castries in St Lucia and many more islands with the same tropical atmosphere and fun.
Alaska
Not afraid of the cold and fancy yourself a bit of a wildlife expert, then Alaska is the place you want to go to. The route offers some splendid scenery as you sail past Glacier Bay National Park, Tracy Arms Fjord and the Inside Passage.
This is a great cruise to get to see some of the enchanting wildlife of the frozen lakes and some of the beautiful forests in Alaska that have different species of bears. Make sure you carry your camera and a pair of binoculars as well.
Mekong River
Fed by snow from the Himalayas, the Mekong River is Asia’s largest waterway which flows 2,700 miles through six countries to the south of Vietnam.
The route is rich in biodiversity and various historical sites ranging from Buddhist temples to museums dedicated to past wars. You get a mix of realities as you sail past bustling cities like Ho Chi Minh City and Phnom Penh to quieter untainted villages.
The cruise has some of the most luxurious ships that route through this route and offer an experience of a lifetime.
Sail Away
There are a variety of destinations to visit on this globe, and sailing is one of the best ways to get around and experience the marvels on offer.
Be it an Asian tour, the cold frontiers of Alaska, or the warm waters and beaches of the Caribbean; there is a cruise that tickles your fancy.
