cruise

Posted by: dinky

11th May 2010 08:48pm

Who has been cruising?
We are totaly addicted to the only way to enjoy a great holiday.We have done 6 cruises and can not get enough of them.Unfortunately we have to go to work in between.I can honestly say that the cruise ships of today are more like floating resorts and the customer service is the best that we have come across be it with P&O or the Princess lines.Having said that we have also,in between, taken lots of road trips and planes ones too in Aust and there are so many beautiful places here.But for the ultimate, go cruising.

GodzGirl04

29th Aug 2014 06:54am

Hi Lil,

In regards, to putting on weight while cruising, My hubby and I didn't put on ANY and we ate like two hungry horses! I actually LOST a kg!! Ha ha! Was I shocked! We put it down to ALL THE WALKING you do from one end of the ship to the other, and you don't even realise it as there's so much to see! We are young (28 & 37) and not well so we even used the lifts instead of stairs too. Having said that, the ship we were on had a running/walking track on the top deck for those who can do it. No better place to keep up an exercise regimen, and with a view!...it was a dream come true to be able to go on a cruise for us and we're saving for another! We're hooked! Have a great day Lil :)

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