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Written by Alex J Smith
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If there is one continent that can best provide the most intimate and romantic cruise in the world, it will be Europe. Cruises in Europe have a real big difference from the Caribbean cruises. Aside from the romantic atmosphere, European cruises have the most spectacular beauty that will emancipate and mesmerize every tourist. Aside from the magnificent natural wonders, the culture and the European history is an additional factor.
If you are planning to have the most romantic cruise of your life, here is a list of destination trips where you can choose one that will suit your taste and cruise passion.
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Written by Stephen Dolan
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For many people, a cruise is the ultimate example of a luxurious vacation, with a week or two spent enjoying comfortable accommodations, sun, and sand. While onboard your Caribbean cruise ship, you will enjoy the luxury and service that is comparable to a five-star hotel. Even if your state room is a bit small, sleeping is all you will find time to do in it, because activities and recreation are abounding on these modern day resorts on the water.
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Written by Justin Burch
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Beautiful beaches and lavish accommodations aside, St. Thomas is widely regarded as the Caribbean's premier shopping destination. With over one million cruise ship passengers and overnight Caribbean resort guests visiting St. Thomas each year, the island's ports have long been bustling centers of commerce and trade. Much of the finest duty-free shopping is concentrated near the waterfront of the island's historic capital, Charlotte Amalie. At discounts of 40-60% off American mainland prices on goods such as jewelry, fine china, crystal, electronics, perfume, clothing and liquor, the bargains are seemingly endless. Adding to the allure is the fact that U.S. citizens are allowed a duty-free shopping allowance of $1,600, twice the amount of any other island in the Caribbean and three times that of European nations.
Visitors to St. Thomas should begin their shopping tour in Charlotte Amalie's downtown and waterfront areas. The historic Dutch provincial warehouses along Main, Back and Waterfront Streets, beautifully restored to host a plethora of unique shops, allow visitors to shop and sightsee simultaneously. In the alleys surrounding the Main Street area (Royal Dane Mall, Palm Passage, Riise Alley and many others), shoppers will find smaller boutiques specializing in unique local products and Caribbean oddities. Inviting restaurants and entertaining bars are located amongst these stores, ideal for lunch or an island cocktail. Most shops in this exclusive shopping district are open Monday through Saturday; including holidays from 9am to 5pm. Shops in the downtown and waterfront areas are typically closed on Sundays, unless a cruise ship is in port. The shops at larger St. Thomas hotels usually remain open on Sundays, however.
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Written by Alex J Smith
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The might of the Panama Canal locks, fails to eclipse the beauty of the different sights. After an effort for 400 years to build the Panama Canal, it has served its purpose as a viable trade route and a promising tourist route for cruises.
During a typical cruise, you will not only be marvelled with the engineering effort that brought out the Canal. Tourists also find its natural beauty very relaxing. The nature's stock in the Caribbean, Panama, and Central America is so rich that it is a great sight for Eco-tourism activities. The region's unique ecologic diversity is seen at the different range of flora and fauna. Tourists can easily see the beauty of such places as cruise ships travel straight through the forest.
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Written by Hussey
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There are over half a million people who travel in the Alaskan cruise and the Alaskan shores every year. Nowadays, with the growing popularity of most of the cruises around the world, the Alaskan cruise has also become very popular among the tourists and is preferred over other holiday packages by them.
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