3 Amazing 2011 Summer Cruises
February 15th, 2011Planning for the adventure that summer brings is exciting for everyone, from singles to those with families alike. People are hunting for the perfect getaway that would take them from the doldrums of everyday living. Most dream of having the elements of adventure, luxury, and relaxation in one package. The answer is a summer cruise deal.
In a cruise, every day is a day to look forward to and every night, an evening of luxury and relaxation where the day’s adventure could be savoured. It holds both the promise of something new and the comfort of the familiar to return to. These floating cities of strangers with the shared goal of having fun and relaxing most times return home fast friends from shared experiences.
Sailing on a Spanish Mediterranean Cruise
The Spanish Mediterranean is a place steeped in history, music, dances, and art. There are fiestas occurring every now and then that are unique events in themselves and are quite fun to observe or participate in. The places that the cruise will visit are also renowned for their beaches and the hospitality they show tourists who visit.
North Cape and the Norwegian Fjords
Those who prefer cooler climates would love the scenery that North Cape and the Norwegian Fjords can offer. The first stop, Stavanger, contains the oldest cathedral in Norway. The city, and the vicinity surrounding it, was selected in 2008 as a Capital of Culture in Europe. The next destination, Flaam, is on the Aurlandsfjord surrounded by steep cliffs and waterfalls. It is known for the serenity and a natural beauty that has never failed to enthral those who see it for the first time and even those who have returned to experience it again. This is only the beginning of the journey.
Singapore to Cape Town
Those who would like to enjoy a grand odyssey that spans three continents would definitely enjoy this cruise. The journey starts with Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Langkawi Island in Southeast Asia. These places mix the cultural diversity of both east and west due to influence from both Europe and Ancient China. They are places where exotic trade goods passed through a few hundred years ago. Even today, their influence on trade is still felt. This is followed by a trip to Port Victoria in Australia which is a whole different culture altogether. Then the journey proceeds across the Indian Ocean towards various destinations in the African continent known for its wildlife and nature preserves. Truly a cruise that expands one’s horizons.