John2910

I didn’t understand you so well.. what is it mean if the ship is more of a destination? What I am looking for on a cruise is to have a lot of activities and interesting things to do and I don’t want that the bedrooms and the ship itself would feel like an old motel. Also, I Am looking for fun things to do when the ship stops at different destination. Is Royal Caribbean offers you tours and activities to do when you go down?

Hello know it's early for that but I want to fly to vacation in Australia and New Zealand with my family in the summer of next year and after the trip I want to make a calm week on a cruise. So, I was searching for a details about a cruise that leaving from Australia / New Zealand and I found 2 kind of ships: Explorer and Radiance Of The Seas. But they're both old so I don't sure if it worth the money. Compared to Symphony of course it's not so fancy but I don't know if for first cruise it is still worth it/ What do you recommend doing?