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tom7
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We would like to cruise the British Isles next summer.There would be my wife , myself,and our two sons ages 24 and 18.Any recommndations on which line would be best?
Thanks,
Tom
Thanks,
Tom
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Scapel
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Not sure what you have in mind, but some information could be obtained at the following.
CRUISE DIVA
http://cruisediva.com/search_site_map.htm
CRUISE TENDER
http://www.cruisetender.com/
CRUISE CRITIC
http://www.cruisecritic.com/
CRUISE BUGGIE
http://www.cruisebuggie.com/modules.php?name=Forums
CRUISEMATES
http://www.cruisemates.com/
CRUSIE CRAZIES
http://cruisecrazies.com/
CRUISECLUES
http://cruiseclues.com/message_boards.htm
CRUISD ADDICTS
http://www.cruise-addicts.com/
CRUISE DIVA
http://cruisediva.com/search_site_map.htm
CRUISE TENDER
http://www.cruisetender.com/
CRUISE CRITIC
http://www.cruisecritic.com/
CRUISE BUGGIE
http://www.cruisebuggie.com/modules.php?name=Forums
CRUISEMATES
http://www.cruisemates.com/
CRUSIE CRAZIES
http://cruisecrazies.com/
CRUISECLUES
http://cruiseclues.com/message_boards.htm
CRUISD ADDICTS
http://www.cruise-addicts.com/
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BruinSteve
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Tom,
We are going next July...on the Celebrity Constellation...
I've cruised on six different lines...I've cruised Europe on both Princess and Celebrity...
...and in my book, it's a no contest...
The Celebrity M-Class ships are simply outstanding...and the service and food are superior...
And comparing itineraries between the various lines, Celebrity tends to have the best itineraries...
Our sailing (July 16, 2005, 14 nights) does this route: Dover--Le Havre--At Sea--Cork--Dublin--Belfast-- Glasgow --At Sea--Olden--Geiranger-- Bergen-- Copenhagen (overnight)-- At Sea-- Dover...
No Northern Europe route is great for the kids...simply not as many as they'd find in the Caribbean or Mexican Riviera...But, my kids were absolutely lonely on Princess in the Baltic...the average passenger age seemed to be about 85...I'd guess (based on my experience with Celebrity in the Mediterranean and Alaska), it should be a little better...
But,again, the main advantages are the service and food...and style...
Good luck...
We are going next July...on the Celebrity Constellation...
I've cruised on six different lines...I've cruised Europe on both Princess and Celebrity...
...and in my book, it's a no contest...
The Celebrity M-Class ships are simply outstanding...and the service and food are superior...
And comparing itineraries between the various lines, Celebrity tends to have the best itineraries...
Our sailing (July 16, 2005, 14 nights) does this route: Dover--Le Havre--At Sea--Cork--Dublin--Belfast-- Glasgow --At Sea--Olden--Geiranger-- Bergen-- Copenhagen (overnight)-- At Sea-- Dover...
No Northern Europe route is great for the kids...simply not as many as they'd find in the Caribbean or Mexican Riviera...But, my kids were absolutely lonely on Princess in the Baltic...the average passenger age seemed to be about 85...I'd guess (based on my experience with Celebrity in the Mediterranean and Alaska), it should be a little better...
But,again, the main advantages are the service and food...and style...
Good luck...
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tom7
Guest
Thanks for the Web sites. I enjoy doing the research.
Tom
Tom
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tom7
Guest
Thanks Steve, we,ve cruised on Celebrity before and enjoyed it very much.
Tom
Tom
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Lady Jag
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If that doesn't work out for you, try the Golden Princess' itineraries for next summer. They have some unusual cruises that are only 10 nights if time is a consideration for you. 