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   Where should you vacation?
   Where should you cruise?
   Where should you go on a land
                     vacation?

When looking for a vacation destination you must first select the dates.  Secondly you need to set a budget.  Lastly, you obviously need to choose a destination.  America, or abroad?  Do you want warm weather and the tropics? Then you'll want to think about Hawaii, Florida, Bahamas, the Caribbean.  If you want warm weather and some culture you'll want San Francisco.   You can always have a vacation in New England. (warm in the summer, cold in the winter)

What type of accommodations are you looking for?  A hotel. B and B, a timeshare?

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You've decided to go on a cruise for your next vacation and explore new lands and meet interesting natives.  With destinations that can bring you around the globe, where should you go?  First you obviously need to calculate what your budget is in general. If you're extremely budget conscious the a cruise to Mexico or the Caribbean is probably for you. Does a tropical cruise interest you, or maybe a Mediterranean cruise with diverse culture,  museums and art  interest you..  If scenery and the outdoors is your passion, then think about an Alaska cruise  (we have a more detailed page of destination here)

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Cuisine is another factor when your in port.  If your a burger and fries, or basic fried seafood lover then you would be best served in the Caribbean.  Obvious;y if your pallet leans towards the spicy side of things, then you should try Mexico.

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Cuisine when you're in port set aside, activities and culture of the port is crucial.  Most ports of call have lots of things to do because they have lots of cruise ships pulling into their port all year long.

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TIP:  You probably will want to Google the port city you'll be visiting and put the term "Things to do in" and may even want to include the date. Example: Google "Things to do in Mauii in December"
 

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