Interior
no window, lowest price
Pros: lowest fare, dark and quiet for sleeping, some ships offer virtual balconies
Keep in mind: no natural light, can feel small for 3-4 people
Cruises, chosen with care
The right ship, the right cabin, the first time.
I'm a Royal Caribbean Master of Adventure and Celebrity Scholar, and I've sailed the newest ships myself.
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Family + thrills
Royal Caribbean Icon Class (Icon, Star and Legend of the Seas). Biggest waterparks at sea, family neighborhoods, suites for multi-generation groups.
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Getting to the ship from New England
Start your sailing smoothly
- Fly to Florida: most Caribbean sailings leave Miami, Fort Lauderdale or Port Canaveral; Boston has nonstops to all three areas, about three hours; fly in the day before.
- Sail from Boston: seasonal Canada and New England cruises; Celebrity Silhouette has 11-night fall foliage sailings to Quebec City planned for 2027.
- Drive to New Jersey: Cape Liberty in Bayonne has Bermuda and Caribbean departures.
Passport tip: on a cruise that starts and ends at the same U.S. port, U.S. citizens can usually sail with a birth certificate and photo ID, but I recommend a passport in case you have to fly home early.
Celebrate together
Group cruises
Bachelor parties, reunions and friends' trips. One price covers the room, food and entertainment. I handle cabin blocks on the same deck when possible, group dining and drink packages, private or group excursions, individual payment plans for each cabin, and matching flights from Boston.
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