Your honeymoon on a cruise: have you ever thought of that?
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Your honeymoon is most of all a unique experience in a dreamy destination. But what if reaching the destination becomes problematic? There’s plenty of lovely brides-to-be who give up on long distance honeymoon because the idea of long, transoceanic flights make their knees wiggle. The right idea for a love journey that still lets you travel long distances and many different places all at once is organizing a honeymoon on a cruise! Have you ever thought of that? There’s plenty of lovely options from the West Coast to Hawaii, all along the splendid Canadian lakes and southwards in the amazing Caribbean islands. We had a little chat with Alicia, our spokesperson at Crociere.com. “The Caribbean Islands are always so in”, she says, together with the Canary Islands, in the middle of the Atlantic. Within Europe, Mediterranean cruises are the most wanted, especially those that visit the Aegean Islands of Greece and the Balearic Islands of Spain”.
There are also plenty of offers and promotions that make cruises way more affordable than they used to be, explains Alicia. The best thing to do would be to choose the itinerary you most love with the company that gives you the best options in terms of comfort and relax. “Newly married couples usually book cruises that don’t last longer than eight days and seven nights onboard, but there are also shorter trips on the market, starting from a minimum of four days and three nights”, adds Alicia.
Looking for some special entertainment? “There are also brand new themed cruises!” she adds: “For instance, you may want to choose a luxurious wine and food themed cruise for all of the high cuisine lovers, or a yoga and wellness themed cruise, for those of you who want to relax daily at dawn in the middle of the ocean. Another amazing themed cruise is the one for literature lovers, which organizes meetings with the writers, collective reading sessions and literature seminars”.
Do you feel inspired to go onboard? Let us know in the comments down below!