There's a lot of 'old thinking' about cruises, a lot of which is outdated, or just completely unfounded. The modern cruise, however, gives you a chance to see behind the scenes of a location, away from the built-up cities, along magnificent coastlines, and coastal towns and villages. Cruises offer ethereal locations and exotic flora and fauna; voyaging through the unfamiliar; bobbing between the sun and sea; solicitous service and likeminded people. To find your perfect cruise, we've selected two of the best locations:
Mexico
Mexico has thousands of miles of coastline and therefore benefits from having many different cruise routes. The Mexican Riviera, Baja and Cozumel perhaps make up most of the traditional itineraries. In Baja, holidaymakers can explore the old town areas and their spectacular coastal scenery, which includes volcanic scenery.
In Cozumel, near the Yucatan, there are a number of underwater parks and Mayan archaeological sites. Despite the country's socially and politically tempestuous nature, cruises prove very popular and a generally a very safe way for travellers to get around.
Hawaii
Hawaii is one of the most friendly islands in the world. It may be one of America's fifty states, but Hawaii couldn't be further away from the traditional image of the country. Islanders are very welcoming and there is a rich choice of things to do across exotic islands, such as Oahu and Maui.
Hawaii is known for its volcanic features and temperate climate. The waters are a great feature too: diving is very popular, and there is always a chance to indulge in some whale-watching. Aside from an intriguing natural life, Hawaii has an equally fascinating culture, which can be properly explored with a cruise trip. The traditional luau should be experienced by everyone, at least once in their lives. There's nothing quite like stepping away from a cruise ship, being greeted by coconut-clothed locals, who will present you with a lei, or garland necklace, and then partying the night away.
Mexico
Mexico has thousands of miles of coastline and therefore benefits from having many different cruise routes. The Mexican Riviera, Baja and Cozumel perhaps make up most of the traditional itineraries. In Baja, holidaymakers can explore the old town areas and their spectacular coastal scenery, which includes volcanic scenery.
In Cozumel, near the Yucatan, there are a number of underwater parks and Mayan archaeological sites. Despite the country's socially and politically tempestuous nature, cruises prove very popular and a generally a very safe way for travellers to get around.
Hawaii
Hawaii is one of the most friendly islands in the world. It may be one of America's fifty states, but Hawaii couldn't be further away from the traditional image of the country. Islanders are very welcoming and there is a rich choice of things to do across exotic islands, such as Oahu and Maui.
Hawaii is known for its volcanic features and temperate climate. The waters are a great feature too: diving is very popular, and there is always a chance to indulge in some whale-watching. Aside from an intriguing natural life, Hawaii has an equally fascinating culture, which can be properly explored with a cruise trip. The traditional luau should be experienced by everyone, at least once in their lives. There's nothing quite like stepping away from a cruise ship, being greeted by coconut-clothed locals, who will present you with a lei, or garland necklace, and then partying the night away.
About the Author:
Emily Collins writes on behalf of Holiday Discount Centre. Take a look at their website for some enticing cruise offers.
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