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A classy cruise?
Norma_Desmond
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Can anyone recommend an 'old fashioned' type of cruise where the most exciting entertainment on offer is visiting ancient ruins, then a game of deck quoits followed by a G&T?!
I hate the thought of being on a massive floating wedding cake of a ship with down-market comedians and kids running riot - which is what friends of ours experienced this year.
Surely there's a cruise line that caters for boring old f!rts like us (mid 30s, no kids)
I hate the thought of being on a massive floating wedding cake of a ship with down-market comedians and kids running riot - which is what friends of ours experienced this year.
Surely there's a cruise line that caters for boring old f!rts like us (mid 30s, no kids)
"I'm ready for my close-up Mr. DeMille...."
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Try SeaDream Yacht Club or Seabourn.
Both are fantastic but the former has no entertainment at all and not a child in sight on either.0 -
Thanks GH - will do some research!"I'm ready for my close-up Mr. DeMille...."0
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try these
www.hebridean.co.uk
www.voyagesofdiscovery.com
www.windstarcruises.com you can get good deals on these from www.vactionstogo.co.uk
or there is always CunardIf you look anything like your passport photo....Your too ill to travel0 -
I do like the look of Hebridean!
I've requested a brochure."I'm ready for my close-up Mr. DeMille...."0 -
you very rarley get offers on that line and you will pay around £1500-£2000 for about a week to 10 day cruise but they do some fantastic cruises
Hold your breath whe the brochure comes throughIf you look anything like your passport photo....Your too ill to travel0 -
Go out of school holidays and book one of the child free ships with P&O. I usually book mine through liverpool cruise club and find them really good. I've been on a few different cruise liners and I think P&O are excellent for quality and value for money.
Saying all that, even if you go on a ship with children, they are so well catered for entertainment wise, you don't really know they are on there. The adults can be far more annoying!0 -
Norma_Desmond wrote: »Can anyone recommend an 'old fashioned' type of cruise where the most exciting entertainment on offer is visiting ancient ruins, then a game of deck quoits followed by a G&T?!
I hate the thought of being on a massive floating wedding cake of a ship with down-market comedians and kids running riot - which is what friends of ours experienced this year.
Surely there's a cruise line that caters for boring old f!rts like us (mid 30s, no kids)
:rotfl: :rotfl: are you sure you are only mid 30s ?! :eek: :rotfl:0
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