In addition, stabilizers on modern ships, advanced availability of accurate weather information, and development of effective preventative medications have, for the most part, eliminated the incidence of motion discomfort. A. Far from it. Being at sea gives you a feeling of freedom that few places can offer. There's plenty of room, and it'll probably take you several days to find out just how much space there is, and all the things to do aboard. Add to that the added adventure of exploring new and exciting ports of call.
Cruise ships are like floating resorts, with all the choices the finest resorts have to offer.
You can enjoy the solitude of stretching out in a lounge chair in some secluded corner, breathing in the sea air and enjoying the sun, reading a good book, and enjoying the view. Or, you can join dance classes, exercise classes, contests or organized deck activities. Perhaps you'd like to practice your tennis stroke or golf swing, shoot some baskets, or shoot trap. Go for a swim, stretch out in the sauna, enjoy soak in a hot tub, or work out in the gym. You can see a feature movie, attend a lecture by world renowned experts, play backgammon or bridge, or even try your luck in the casino.