Title: Cruise Vacations For Dummies 2007
Description: On a cruise vacation, getting there is half the fun—or more. Even if you’re a land lubber, this guide will get you ready and eager to set sail. You’ll learn what to expect and how to enjoy every minute—on board or in port. As the authors write, “The captain does the driving, the chef does the cooking, the bartenders do the pouring, and the stewards make your bed.” You unpack once and then relax and enjoy.  Discover how to pick the cruise for you and choose great things to do, with:    Reviews of the best cruise lines and specifics such as the best ships for families, best romantic cruises, best party cruises, best small ship cruises, and more  Overviews of popular cruise ports in the Caribbean, Alaska, the Mediterranean, the Mexican Riviera, Hawaii, and New England and Eastern Canada  Special icons that point out Bargain Alerts, Heads Ups (warnings about tourists traps, unsafe neighborhoods, etc.), and Kid-Friendly options  Info on onboard entertainment and activities, food, spa offerings, shopping, gambling, and children’s activities  Recommendations on the top attractions and best shore excursions at popular ports  Details on everything from passport requirements to packing tips, and from embarkation day to clearing customs    Like every For Dummies travel guide, Cruise Vacations For Dummies 2007 helps you make the most of your vacation. It includes:    Down-to-earth trip-planning advice  Info on the best ships for every budget  Tips on sightseeing at ports of call  Handy Post-it Flags to mark your favorite pages      Whether you’re looking for adventure on the high seas or laid-back fun in the sun, get your sea legs and get set for smooth sailing with this friendly guide.
Subjects: Nonfiction, Travel, Ocean travel, guidebooks, Cruise ships, guidebooks