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Author: BGi1BGi1 Date: Oct 5, 2006 13:25
My last cruise was to Nassau in 1990's on Carnival's Ectasy(?) ship.
Although I enjoy Carnival very much, I'd like to know about other
cruiselines that provide 3-day travel in the Bahamas, which are just
as/more beautiful. We'd probably go in late July or early August, and
prefer a ship catering to passengers of mid-range in age (i.e., not
Disney-type for kids or exclusively for the mature).
Thanks.
http://jonesbiomed.cjb.net/TropJewels.html
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Date: Oct 5, 2006 13:57
Well, late July or early Aug. in the Bahamas, hummmm,
heat and rain, rain and heat, oh, and maybe a hurricane.
G&G
"BGi1" aol.com> wrote in message
news:1160079926.196742.34340@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...> My last cruise was to Nassau in 1990's on Carnival's Ectasy(?) ship.
> Although I enjoy Carnival very much, I'd like to know about other
> cruiselines that provide 3-day travel in the Bahamas, which are just
> as/more beautiful. We'd probably go in late July or early August, and
> prefer a ship catering to passengers of mid-range in age (i.e., not
> Disney-type for kids or exclusively for the mature).
>
> Thanks.
>
> http://jonesbiomed.cjb.net/TropJewels.html
>
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Author: ljamljam Date: Oct 6, 2006 06:46
> My last cruise was to Nassau in 1990's on Carnival's Ectasy(?) ship.
> Although I enjoy Carnival very much, I'd like to know about other
> cruiselines that provide 3-day travel in the Bahamas, which are just
> as/more beautiful. We'd probably go in late July or early August, and
> prefer a ship catering to passengers of mid-range in age (i.e., not
> Disney-type for kids or exclusively for the mature).
>
> Thanks.
>
> http://jonesbiomed.cjb.net/TropJewels.html
>
If you are cruising based on ships, the shorter cruises use their older,
less elegant ships. So if you want to go & enjoy a great ship, then you
might want a 7 day cruise.
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Author: Sue and Kevin MullenSue and Kevin Mullen Date: Oct 6, 2006 08:05
John Sisker wrote:
> You might want to consider Royal Caribbean International on the Majesty Of
> The Seas. This would fit your request in all categories.
Why the Majesty of the Seas and not the Sovereign of the Seas? Yes the
SOS is older, but it is still an option with the same itin.
BGi1, I would also look at the Disney Wonder. Yes it is Disney, but
Disney is not in your face all the time and the ship is very
interesting to see. They have adult only areas, pool, beach and
entertainment etc. The only real downside to Disney is that there is
no casino on the ship, don't know if that is important to you or not.
If time allows you might want to look at 5 or 7 day cruises, it would
give you a lot more options!
sue
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