Eat Sleep Cruise

1 week ago | eatsleepcruise.com | Heidi Bucolo

When your cruise ship docks at Le Havre, the gateway to Paris, you’ll find yourself approximately 120 miles (200 km) from the magnificent French capital. While the distance presents a challenge, with proper planning you can absolutely experience some of Paris in a day. This comprehensive Paris cruise port guide will help you navigate your shore excursion options, maximize your time in the City of Light, and ensure a stress-free return to your ship.

2 weeks ago | eatsleepcruise.com | Heidi Bucolo

Whether you’re visiting for the day from your cruise ship in Civitavecchia or spending a few days in Rome before your cruise sets sail, the Eternal City offers an endless array of unforgettable experiences for cruise passengers. This Rome cruise passengers guide will help you navigate the city efficiently and prioritize what you want to do, as you can’t possibly see everything in this historic city during a port call or short pre-cruise stay.

2 weeks ago | eatsleepcruise.com | Heidi Bucolo

MSC Cruises has been steadily growing its presence in the cruise market, particularly for North American travelers. With its European roots and distinct approach to cruising, it offers a unique experience from other contemporary cruise lines like Carnival, Royal Caribbean, and Norwegian Cruise Line. With MSC World America recently setting sail from Miami, you might be wondering, now more than ever, is MSC the right choice for your next vacation?

3 weeks ago | eatsleepcruise.com | Heidi Bucolo

We were among the first guests to board MSC World America in Miami for a 3-day preview cruise to experience everything this newest ship in the MSC Cruises’ fleet has to offer. During this sailing, we were hosted in an MSC World America Deluxe Balcony cabin. Now, we’re sharing our review of this stateroom and how it compares to the other options available to help you make the right choice for your cruise vacation.

1 month ago | eatsleepcruise.com | Heidi Bucolo

We recently cruised to Australia and New Zealand on Holland America’s Westerdam. We have cruised with Holland America Line a few times in the past, but mostly on the line’s newer Pinnacle Class vessels. Given that Westerdam launched in 2004, we were interested to see how the cabins on this older, smaller ship would compare to the newer vessels in the fleet. Would this accommodation on the Vista Class vessel meet our expectations?