Your first cruise

For those who are thinking about taking their first ever cruise, I'd like to recommend a three or four day cruise. A short cruise is over quickly , so it just gives you a taste of what a longer cruise experience would be. If you do not have an absolute blast, you have not invested a lot of time or money. If you thoroughly enjoy your self it will leave you wanting more and you can plan a longer cruise for your second trip.

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