Cruise Fever
In 2011, two brothers launched Cruise Fever after realizing their passion for cruising was too strong to ignore, so they decided to share their experiences through writing. Are you also bitten by the cruise bug? Join us on this amazing journey!
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1 week ago |
cruisefever.net | Ben Souza
If you are looking into taking an adults only ocean cruise, there are two main cruise lines that you can choose from, Viking and Virgin Voyages. I have taken a total of 13 cruises on both cruise lines, nine on Viking and four on Virgin. I have sailed in Europe and the Caribbean with both lines. Here is my firsthand experience after sailing on the two, how they compare and how they are different.
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1 week ago |
cruisefever.net | Ben Souza
School is out and Norwegian Cruise Line is offering last minute cruise deals on sailings this summer to Alaska and Europe. NCL is offering up to $1,000 in savings on all cruises and the cruise line’s popular More at Sea program and offers up to $2,000 in extras.
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1 week ago |
cruisefever.net | Ben Souza
This coming November, cruisers leaving from Texas will be able to experience a one-of-a-kind cruise ship thrill ride, ROBOTRON. In November, MSC Seascape will begin to offer cruises to the Western Caribbean from Galveston, Texas. The cruise ship has a headline attraction, ROBOTRON, on the top deck. ROBOTRON is the first robotic arm ride at sea, delivering a rollercoaster-like experience with a few twists. The ride is suspended nearly 175 feet above the sea.
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1 week ago |
cruisefever.net | Ben Souza
Do you want to stay longer in port when you take a cruise? One cruise line is making that happen with the ship staying up to two consecutive nights in port. Azamara Cruises, one of the world’s leading destination focused cruise lines, is offering 28 double overnight port visits to cruises in the Caribbean, Europe and Asia. The cruise line offers 246 exclusive nighttime excursions so cruisers can make the most of their extra time in port.
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2 weeks ago |
cruisefever.net | Ben Souza
Carnival Cruise Line is helping to solve one of the biggest issues with cabins when sailing on one of their older cruise ships. Cruise ships that are ten years and older tend to have very few electrical outlets. They weren’t built today when cruisers need many devices charged each day. This includes phones, tablets, watches, battery packs, cameras, laptops and more.
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