Cruise Tips
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5 of the Best Beaches in St. Thomas, USVI
Are you looking for the best beaches in St. Thomas? Well, look no further! Each year more than 500 cruise ships dock in the harbor of St. Thomas. Thousands of Americans also travel…
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6 Free Things to do in Nassau, Bahamas
Over our last 7 or 8 trips to The Bahamas, we’ve been collecting a list of all of the fun free things to do in Nassau. You might be asking, “Why in the…
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The Best and Worst Times to Cruise
One of the first decisions you’ll have to make when planning your cruise is deciding when you’ll go. Cruises (traditionally) run 365 days a year- but some times of the year are better…
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Where Should I Cruise To- Eastern vs. Western Caribbean
Are you asking yourself, “Where should I cruise to?” One of the first decisions you’ll have to make when booking a cruise is deciding where you should cruise to. There are tons of…
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6 Benefits of Booking an Interior Cabin
One of the first decisions you’ll need to make when booking a cruise is determining what kind of cabin you want to have. You can select from an interior cabin, an ocean view…
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10 Tips for First Time Cruisers
Are you planning on heading out on your first cruise? Here are 10 tips for first-time cruisers that will help get your vacation started on the right foot. Our Street…er… Sea Cred We…
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The Ultimate Guide on How to Plan a Cruise
How to Plan a Cruise– Are you dreaming of white sand beaches and turquoise water? You’re not alone! Cruising is one of our favorite ways to travel. You don’t have to worry about…
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The Complete Guide to Half Moon Cay, Bahamas
Guide to Half Moon Cay– Half Moon Cay (HMC) is also known as Little San Salvador Island. It is one of 700 islands that make up The Bahamas. This private island, owned by Carnival…
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What Should I Expect on an Alaskan Cruise?
I have to admit, I’m suffering from a bit of wanderlust. I’ve been dreaming of some of my favorite locations (Honduras, Belize, and Alaska) and I’ve been counting down the days until my…
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How to Prevent Seasickness on Your Cruise
I was born with sea legs so I never thought I would succumb to seasickness. Boy, was I wrong. You see, I come from a family of avid cruisers. We cruise at least…
