
Emrys Thakkar
Bringing you breaking 🛳️ cruise news covering major cruise lines, along with tips on cruises and 🏝️ ports. Passionate about cruising and established in 2008.
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3 weeks ago |
cruisehive.com | Emrys Thakkar
Nestled on the sunny shores of the island of Hawaii, the Kailua-Kona Cruise Port is a welcoming gateway for travelers looking to explore the magic of this tropical paradise. Some smaller cruise ships dock directly at the port, while most use tender boats to bring passengers ashore. No matter how you get to the port, visiting offers a unique blend of cultural charm and natural beauty.
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3 weeks ago |
cruisehive.com | Emrys Thakkar
As one of the most popular and largest cruise lines in the world, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) offers a bevy of ships for cruisers to book — including its brand-new ship, Norwegian Aqua, which I had the pleasure of recently sailing. However, as is the case with all cruise lines, as NCL’s fleet has welcomed new ships, some of its older ships have fallen out of favor, and it hasn’t quite made sense to keep operating them.
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3 weeks ago |
cruisehive.com | Emrys Thakkar
Princess Cruises may be known for a few stand-out features — great service, excellent dining, etc. — but the line is not known for having ships that are particularly large. That said, there’s a big difference between cruising on Princess Cruises’ largest ships — Star Princess and Sun Princess — and cruising on its smallest ship, Coral Princess. Here’s what you can expect on all the Princess ships, with the entire fleet listed by size, largest to smallest.
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1 month ago |
cruisehive.com | Emrys Thakkar
From its newest ship, Star Princess, to its oldest ship, Grand Princess, Princess Cruises delivers an enjoyable, almost old-fashioned cruising experience. The focus is on spectacular service, world-class amenities and a relaxing, enjoyable time — not flashy features like the first roller coaster at sea or the first go-karting track at sea. If you find the big resort-style ships to be a little too over-the-top for your liking, you may just love Princess Cruises.
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1 month ago |
cruisehive.com | Emrys Thakkar
Norwegian Cruise Line boasts 20 ships in its ever-growing fleet, spread across seven major classes: Sun, Dawn, Jewel, Breakaway, Breakaway Plus, Prima and Prima Plus class. (Technically, Norwegian Epic, Pride of America and Norwegian Spirit stand apart in their own, independent classes.)Each class is unique in its own way, with ships that may cater best to different kinds of cruisers. Here’s everything cruisers need to know about the different Norwegian Cruise Line ship classes, before they book.
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