I’m planning to book a cruise for next summer, probably June, and I’m looking for a Mediterranean cruise (Italy, Greece, Spain, or France). I’ve been on Carnival and Norwegian cruises before, and had a great time with both. It will be me, my husband, and our two teenagers. We really want to avoid any surprise fees or hidden costs. I’d prefer an all-inclusive experience where everything we pay for is upfront. I understand that things like soda, alcohol, and some specialty restaurants are extra, but I don’t mind as long as the free food options are good and we still have access to water, coffee, juice, and tea for free.
I’d appreciate your thoughts on which cruise lines might be a good fit for us.
Looking to book a cruise for next summer, probably June. We want to go to Europe, especially the Mediterranean (Italy, Greece, Spain, or France). I’ve been on Carnival and Norwegian and had a good time with both. It’s me, my husband, and our two teenagers. We want to avoid surprise fees and hidden costs. We prefer an all-inclusive experience where everything is upfront. I understand soda, alcohol, and specialty restaurants cost extra, but that’s fine as long as the free food is good and we can access water, coffee, juice, and tea for free.
Please share your thoughts on various cruise lines.
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I’ve used Royal Caribbean (RCI) in the Mediterranean for years. The ships are great, the food is solid, and the entertainment is, in my opinion, the best.
As you probably know, most cruise lines are pretty similar when it comes to cabins, so I’d recommend focusing on the itinerary. What ports and islands are you planning to visit?