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Sit back, relax and enjoy this tour of the “best of the best” Caribbean islands on Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas. Starting from just $559 per person for the September 27 sailing, you’ll be off on a port intensive, but hugely rewarding itinerary. Sailing roundtrip from San Juan, you’ll visit Barbados, St. Lucia, Antigua, St. Maarten and St. Croix in that order. Only one day at sea, and it’s your first full day onboard, graces the schedule, so be sure to do your research and have a plan as to which islands to explore and which to simply relax on before you embark. This offer starts at only $79 per night — a fare price considering all of the beautiful destinations you’ll be.
Mexico’s will soon be back on the map after the incidence of swine flu, but the real deals aren’t around until later in the year. Set sail for a late fall/early winter cruise on Carnival’s newest Fun Ship Carnival Splendor for a seven-night tour of the Mexican Riviera. This cruise clocks in at only $359 per person for certain November and December dates, which turns out to be a sweet $51 per night. You’ll visit the region’s staple ports of Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas and enjoy three full days at sea to relax and explore the new ship.
Hop on this Atlantic coast cruise aboard the nearly new Eurodam, Holland America’s newest ship. It’s an unconventional cruise in that you literally sail along North America’s entire eastern coast, and it could be considered an extended Canada/New England cruise since it hits many of the region’s ports. The 14-night cruise starts at $1,599 per person and begins in Quebec City. At first, you’ll visit offbeat ports like Gaspe, Corner Brook and Charlottetown. More well known ports include St. John, Portland, Boston and of course, good ol’ New York. Finish off with two days at sea while plying the ocean on your way to sunny Ft. Lauderdale. Ask Cruise Marketplace about the variety of added incentives included in this offer.
Southwest allows pets on flights for the first time! But it’ll cost you. The airline will also begin charging for children traveling alone, and has added a third-checked-bag fee.
