Whether
you choose a cruise or a resort, you can expect your accommodations, meals and
snacks, nightly entertainment and use of the ship’s or resort’s facilities to
be included in the base price. A cruise or a resort will also have separate
charges for optional extras, which can include airfare, specific beverages, spa
treatments and gratuities, as well as shore excursions on a cruise and some
activities at a resort. One other important similarity: with both types of
vacations, you only have to unpack once.
Many
vacationers would be equally happy on a cruise or at resort, but there are some
important differences. Resort guests experience the relaxation of having
everything they need in a single location. Guests can spend each day on the
beach or in their favorite lounge chair beside the pool. Those who want to be a
bit more active can pick from a variety of water sports and other activities
within or close to the resort.
A
cruise takes guests to more than one destination and usually offers a wider
selection of possible activities. Generally, a seven-day cruise stops at three
to five ports of call and includes a day or two at sea, which gives passengers
the chance to fully enjoy the amenities of the ship. Shore excursions often
provide a huge range of activities – anything from nature hikes to winery tours
to deep-sea fishing.
There
are cruises and resorts to suit all types of travelers – singles, couples,
groups and families. Both offer activities for everyone from small children to
seniors, as well as delicious cuisine for all ages. And, both offer terrific
service.
If
you’re still not sure which type of all-inclusive vacation is right for you,
the travel professionals at Cruise Holidays not only have expertise in cruising
– they also have strong relationships with some of the most respected
all-inclusive resort operators in the business. Let Anita, your personal travel
expert, help you select the all-inclusive cruise or resort of your dreams.
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