Sunday, 7 April 2019

Common Misconceptions about cruising

Cruising is an expensive affair: The most common myth about cruising is that it can get expensive compared to other outings. In reality, there are tons of pocket-friendly options available and with no shortage of benefits. What gets expensive is the on board indulgences like gambling, spa treatments and alcohol which can be avoided if you are on budget travelling.

 You'll get seasick: The cruises are really huge and equipped with stabilizers, which almost minimize the motion that makes us fall sick. Unless the sea is really rough, you won't realize you are sailing on water.  Having said that, if you fall sick easily then it is advisable to carry seasickness medicines.


     
All cruise cabins are very small and cramped: The fact is that the cruises have variety of accommodation options for every budget. The cruises from singapore ships are huge with spacious rooms and there is enough privacy on board.

You'll be confined to a particular place and feel claustrophobic: The cruise liners are usually HUGE. Once you get on board you will feel you have come to a different city altogether. If you have a fear of feeling claustrophobic, you can always choose an itinerary where you have an option of few of no sea days, which will bring you to a new place every morning you wake up.

Cruising is a risky affair:  Each cruise liner has its dedicated team of experts trained to deal with any type of emergency that may arise. Apart from that, every ship has team of doctors and nurses to take care of any medical emergencies arising on board.

It will be very crowded and you won't get any privacy: It's no hidden fact that cruises carry  3000-5000 passengers minimum. So it might get crowded at few places but there are always different options available onboard. There are special lounges, libraries and coffee shops where once can enjoy a quiet time. You can even choose a spa treatment for relaxation!

You will be forced to follow a tight schedule : The cruise follows a fixed itinerary, but to visit a particular spot or to give it a miss is your choice. You can opt to stay on board if you do not want to visit a particular port. Also, if you plan to leave the ship you are totally free to explore the destination on your own. You just need to make sure you get back at the assigned time. 

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