Best North American Cruises

Mon, 12/14/2009 - 12:29
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Top 10 North American Cruises

Cruises are not just for couples who are retired or celebrating anniversaries. Thanks to the great travel opportunities cruises provide, the younger generation is taking advantage of lower travel rates, and the luxurious benefits of these top-rated North American cruises. Most of these cruises are also child-friendly, so they can be exciting for the entire family. Even families traveling with young children can still have a stellar experience, without the worry of trying to entertain a herd of children.

1. Alaskan Cruises

Those in love with breathtaking views, and wild views of natural beauty will enjoy an Alaskan cruise. Here, you will get to see the quiet mysteries of Alaska that won’t be found on a land tour. You can experience whale watching, and spot other wild animals in their natural habitat. The meals in this cruise are excellent, with luxurious seafood dinners of fresh North Pacific cuisine!

2. Disney Cruise

The Disney Cruise Line is great for those with smaller children and deeper pockets. They have wonderful programs for children of all ages. It costs about $800 per person if you really want all of the “bells and whistles” and world class treatment. These ships have a number of pools, restaurants and even musicals for the entire family!

3. Carnival Cruises

Carnival Cruises are also very family friendly. They have several programs for the kids to explore, so that the adults can have some time to themselves. The destinations that you can choose are exciting as well. Mexico and Costa Rica are just a few of the exotic places you can travel to.

4.British Colombia

As a destination, British Columbia is great for newlyweds, as well as older couples. A ferry, or cruise can whisk you away to enjoy some exquisite sites. You can even pick up this tour when you are on an Alaskan cruise. Make sure you find out how and where to book!

5. Cabo San Lucas

If you are opting for a warmer climate with plenty of sun, you can go on a Mexican cruise down to Cabo San Lucas. This is a very affordable cruise, costing around $300 per person. Be aware that a lot of college students on their Spring Break come here for the cheap fun.

6. Catalina Cruises

Catalina is an island that is full of adventure and fun for the older crowd. On Catalina there are beautiful beaches, great fishing as well as fine dining. This island is also known for its vintage wines.

7. Majestic America

When you find yourself in the Mississippi area, make sure to check out the Majestic America Cruise Line. This is quite an adventure for those who are not familiar with the history and geography of the South. You may even be able to hear about famous southerners such as Mark Twain. All in all, this cruise is a lot of fun, as well as an educational experience.

8. Autumn Cruises

Smaller ships and cruises can be taken in the Fall for couples who are spending the holidays together. These smaller cruises tend to be more intimate and will show a side of North America that you may have never seen.

9. Great Lakes

The exquisite beauty of the Great Lakes is always a wonderful idea for a family cruise. Here you will be able to experience the Lakes as well as other surrounding coastal areas. These cruises are smaller, so they are typically more affordable.

10. Luxury Cruises

Luxury cruises are designed for those who want the private travel experience and are willing to pay a higher price. If money is not an object and you are willing to pay more, you can take an entire cruise around North America. You can stop when and where you want! It’s up to you.

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