An Alaska cruise versus a Caribbean, have many similarities,
yet certainly differences ! You may see
different sites in Alaska, to include their culture, however, once back
onboard, you have the same type of cruise life.
For the most part, you’ll find these same opportunities:
*Variety of dining venues
*Daily activities
*Night time entertainment
*Shopping – onboard and in port
*Shore Excursion ventures
Choices you might find different:
*Food or wine
*Lectures/seminars onboard
*Jewelry and clothes – onboard & in port
*Cultural type shore excursions – Yet opportunities like
zip lining, can be found in both. Even
snorkeling.
On sunny days, you will still find folks in their bathing
suits on deck and in the jacuzzi’s.
Whether it’s enjoying the mountainous views or just soaking up some rays
!
I find that more folks venturing on an Alaska cruise,
will opt in getting off the ship in port, to explore it’s town or partake in an
excursion, more often than I see on Caribbean cruises. Not only cause many folks have never been
there, but in truly wanting to see the cultural differences.
And though many folks believe, their chosen vacation to
Alaska may be there one and only time, so many folks, return over and over. Not only for opportunities they missed the
first time around, but to revisit sites/opportunities they truly loved.
Alaska offers, not only a serenity type of feeling, but
it’s locals are so friendly ! An
atmosphere, that often, keeps you coming back.
And though you want to plan like you’ll never come back,
you may quickly decide differently, once there or upon returning home, and
revisiting all your memories !
I’ve been 13 times, and each year, hope to return the
next . If I had my rathers, I would visit
3 times each season, to provide more dates, for new folks and returning folks,
to travel with me.
