Whats the best cabin for me on a cruise

I have been on many cruises.. and have stayed in different parts of the ship.. I like them all. Some have more motion than others. Some are quiter than others.. Check out this great article:

http://www.budgettravel.com/bt-dyn/content/article/2009/07/10/AR2009071001919.html

Small Ship cruises

Are you looking for more of an up close view of the places you visit? Are you looking for something smaller and don't want to deal with the big dinners, shows, casino, lines, etc. Then a small ship cruise might be right for you. They can get into the smaller ports and places you can't see on the big ships, so that you can get to know the place you are visiting. Small ships are really a more personalized way to cruise. Let me know if you would like to learn more.

Cruises-the new way to travel on a budget

Cruises can be a great way to travel on a budget. Expenses can be very controllable on a cruise. Lets say you do a 7 day Mexican riveria cruise from San Francisco. If you live in the bay area, you can avoid airfare. Once your on the ship, your cruise fare includes your stateroom, your food and beverages (excluding alcohol and soda), entertainment. Whats not included is things like souvenirs, tours at each port, money for casino on ship, & misc. spending cash. So as you can see the things that are not included are very controllable. I usually buy the tours that the ship offers, but you can also have a great time by doing your research on each port ahead of time and doing a self guided tour. A great site for this is cruisecritic.com.

Cruise networking site

Hello,

If you know me, you know I love to go on cruises. Checkout this site. Cruise critic is great for meeting people who will be on the same voyage, finding out good to know type things about ships and ports, and all kinds of other info. Check it out. Jacob

Heres the site:

http://www.cruisecritic.com/