However, if you like a good game of blackjack or Texas Hold ‘Em, you should be sure to set a limit for your gambling and stick to it at all costs. Even if you were “that close” to hitting a royal flush, don’t spend all your cruise money on the tables.
If you must gamble, make a side bet for the dealer. They want you to win. If you are not as skilled at Blackjack, they will be more inclined to tell you when to hit or stand if you have attempted to place a side bet. Yes sometimes you both will lose, but that is why they call it gambling.
“Baby let me take you on a sea cruise”
The lyrics to Frankie Ford’s song “Sea Cruise” seem to echo the sentiments of many people when planning a vacation. Some think it’s out of the realm of possibilities when considering a vacation on a budget, but not anymore!
Many people, including myself, think that cruising the open seas on a luxury ship is a vacation we can’t even dream of. However, with some careful planning and saving, a cruise is definitely within the realm of possibilities!
The cost of cruising has dropped dramatically over the last few years, and it’s become affordable for almost
everyone as a vacation alternative. But many of us could afford to cruise even more often if we could just cut down on all the extra onboard and on-shore costs, above and beyond the actual cruise fare.
There are hundreds of tips out there on how to save money on your cruise. Whether you get advice from family and friends, the Internet, or your local travel agent, they all are valuable. The only problem is how do you remember them all? This book has taken the best tips from several sources and put them in one convenient place – HERE!
Almost anyone can take a cruise vacation that’s everything depicted in the movies and on television. You can enjoy The Bahamas, Hawaii, Mexico, and even Alaska aboard luxury cruise ships with all the amenities of a resort on land.
The key to making the most of your cruise vacation is to know where you can save money without sacrificing fun or rest and relaxation. Many cruises are all-inclusive, but that doesn’t necessarily mean “ALL inclusive”. There are
extra charges for items on board as well as activities and shore trips.
You deserve to enjoy your vacation and all that comes with it, and you can do it on a budget! What could be better than that?
So sit back and read up on the best ways to save money on your cruise. Gopher, Julie, and Doc from “The Love Boat” won’t be there, but YOU will be!
My girlfriend and I are looking to take a week vacation in the bahamas or caribbean and we want the expierence of both a cruise and an island stay. We plan on going in a year from now but that may change based on when the best time to go is. We will both be 23 at the time of our trip. Any information or help is appreciated.
Because of your age, don’t bother looking at Carnival as their rules state that one person must be 25 or older in your cabin. Now about the Bahamas, most all cruise do NOT stay for more then a day at one port. You can not get off the boat and stay in the Bahamas without a huge fine, unless you can find a cruise that say starts in the USA and ends in the Bahamas(I don’t know of any) you will have to come back to the ship at the end of the day and then sail to the next port. Cruising is not about going to one place and then staying, but it is about going to many different places. I suggest you check with a travel agent to see if there are any cruises that do what you want, but I just don’t know of any.