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I recently went on a luxury cruise where I stayed in the cheapest and smallest cabin on the entire ship.

The decision to book this cabin type has affected more of the cruise than just the room itself, and this cabin has been so different from any I’ve ever stayed in before.

I found perks, quirks and a few annoying problems which even...


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Many people assume the only way to avoid children on a cruise is to book an adult-only cruise ship or cruise line.

Even on mainstream cruise lines, the number of children onboard can vary hugely, depending on the itinerary, timing and ship.

Experienced cruisers often choose the sailings that they know will attract far fewer families.


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Most people think all P&O cruise ships are basically the same…but they’re definitely not!

I’ve cruised on five different ships in the fleet. The differences in size, atmosphere, and the onboard experiences are huge.

You need to know what you really want from your cruise from the start. You might really regret booking if you pick o...


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I’ve done loads of cruise line excursions over the years. Some have been great, but often, I end up feeling disappointed.

They aren’t cheap, and it doesn’t always seem like you are getting good value for your money.

Really, I prefer to do my own thing whenever possible.

I understand this is my own personal pref...


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6,000 passengers on one cruise ship might sound ridiculous.

That could be compared to a small town or a packed stadium.

I would normally avoid really crowded stadium events, but wouldn’t think twice about taking a cruise on a mega ship.

How does it feel to be on a cruise ship with so many other passengers?


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