I would love to be able to go on a cruise some time. I’d be a very easy customer, mind you. As long as I’m fed and allowed to sit on deck with a book doing absolutely nothing, I think I’d be more than happy for a week or two or three… I might be coaxed into going ashore to feel the sand between my toes from time to time, and maybe soak in a little local atmosphere, but that’s about it.

Where to go? With my humble requirements, you might say it wouldn’t matter, and you might be right. I’ve traveled quite a bit in Southern Europe, and any of the Mediterranean Cruises would be a lovely way of seeing familiar sites.
As for other European Cruises, I think I’d opt for Northern Europe - maybe even Norway. This country is larger than it looks, and it’s got some of the most beautiful scenery known to man - especially along the coast. What better way to enjoy it than from the deck of an ocean liner with all the good things in life at your fingertips?
Ah - but the more exotic venues are tempting too. Cruises from New York will take you (or me, in this case…) to all four corners of the world, but the Caribbean does hold a certain fascination for me. Climate, people, food, scenery - it’s about as different from trusty old Norway as anything. That’s probably where I’m most likely to get my fill of sand between my toes, palm trees and drinks served in fruits…

The ships themselves are way beyond my imagination… They’ve got everything, they’re like floating cities and then some. Pools, jacuzzis, beauty salons, bars, bars, bars, lounges, restaurants, restaurants, spas, fitness centers, cinemas and so on and so forth - I sometimes wonder why they bother to dock at all…

It may not be something I’d choose to do every year (or several times a year, as my blogger friend Bee does), although there’s always a danger of being hooked, I’m sure!
Once in my lifetime though - I’d really, really love to experience a proper cruise on a proper cruise ship. I know the kids would absolutely adore it.
Oh - and if you think a cruise isn’t for kids - have a look at what’s on offer, and you might change your mind too!

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5 Responses to “A Cruise, Anyone?”

no imageComedy Plus (This Is Me) Says:

I’ve been on a cruise and my hubby hasn’t. I would love for just the two of us to take a nice long cruise. Sounds fun. Let’s do a cruise at the same time on the same ship and then we can meet. Just saying. Have a great day and weekend. :)

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no imageRelax Max (This Is Me) Says:

I have always wanted to go on a cruise. But strangely not in the carribean or places south. I think I would want to go to Alaska, or (even better) to your part of the world, Stine. Truth.

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no imageempress bee (of the high sea) (This Is Me) Says:

i don’t know how many we have been on, but we go six times a year! i say the mediterranean in the summer and the caribbean in the winter!!!

smiles, bee
xoxoxooxoxoxoxo

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no imageJeni Hill Ertmer (This Is Me) Says:

Tell you what my fine Norwegian friend, lets start investing in lottery tickets together and if/when either of us wins -but it’s gonna have to be a really big win to do this too you know -we’ll pack our stuff up and just set out, together, going from one cruise here, to another there and on and on and around we go until we traversed the globe. OKAY? Remember, I did say we’d have to win aweful darned big to do that though, wouldn’t we? But at least then, we could both also be very happy from being able to cruise around the globe too! I would hate to have to make a choice when there so much out there I’ve never seen.

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no imagefeefifoto (This Is Me) Says:

I was going to write a long, detailed comment about how exciting it is to cruise Alaska and see glaciers and sights you couldn’t see anywhere else, and then I realized you were in Norway, so oh well. Still, cruising is a spectacular way to travel. There’s no need ever to be bored on a cruise — you can relax or tour parts of the world that would be difficult to cram into one trip over land, and kids find so much to occupy themselves that it’s ALMOST like being on vacation.

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