Whether you're a first time cruiser or a veteran, you are worthy of ultimate pampering, fabulous sightseeing, peaceful nights filled with the proper amount of stars and most of all, complete surrender to relaxation. Let us stir your imagination and evoke your wanderlust. Once you step onto the ship, you'll never want to go home. I'm a picky eater. Becoming seasick is not likely.
Few people are actually susceptible to seasickness.
Most cruise ships have stabilizers to prevent rocking and a good percentage of cruise itineraries are routed through the calmest waters of the world's oceans. On larger ships you may not feel much motion at all. If you are concerned about motion sickness, there are several things you can do to prevent it. Ask your vacation specialist to book a cabin located on a middle deck in the mid-ship region where there is the least amount of motion. You may also purchase special patches worn behind the ear to prevent nausea or sea bands to wear on your wrist.