Christmas Cruises 2009 » Break

Disney Cruise during Fall Break

Xmas Cruise — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 11:28:51 +0000

Logie and his friends, Alex and Austin, enjoy being entertained by our waiter from the Phillipines.

What are you doing for Christmas break?

Xmas Cruise — Thu, 06 May 2010 21:52:10 +0000

I am going on a carnival cruise to the Bahamas! Yesss, i get to leave this 20 degree weather!

Winter Break 2009

Xmas Cruise — Sat, 27 Mar 2010 05:16:46 +0000

The video is mainly of the cruise, but some pictures are from the 3 day stay in Florida.

My gf wants a break… how do i get her back?

Xmas Cruise — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 07:01:37 +0000

So over xmas break from college i went on a cruise for a week and i had been home for five days until she went on a trip to jamaica for 2 weeks. so we really didnt see much of each other for about a month. when she got home everything seemed fine for a couple weeks until she just sed outta the blue she wanted a break and she didnt know if she loved me like that anymore. so this has been goin on for 2 more weeks and we still talk but its not the same at all and she says she needs time. what is going on here and do i have any chance? if i give her space i think she’ll fall further away

mom died, dad and i want a great beach vacation over xmas break, help!?

Xmas Cruise — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 16:03:23 +0000

my dad and i do not want to spend the holidays all by ourselves in a big house w/out my mom (9 months since she passed) and would like to spend a vacation somewhere warm w/ beaches and possibly a cruise. and if not a cruise maybe a nice place in the caribbean or mexico where we can relax but also have adventurous fun (we have enjoyed snorkeling back in the past and would probably like to do more fun things!). any suggestions will be great!! thank you!!

Winter Wonderland: Enjoy a City Break this Christmas

Xmas Cruise — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:51:32 +0000

The sentiments in Bing Crosby’s classic song ‘White Christmas’ will probably ring true for many UK residents. Indeed, whilst the British weather is often portrayed as being cold and miserable, millions of people dream of a proper, white Christmas every year, but it never quite seems to materialise. Moreover, rain and wind tends to be more likely these days, which doesn’t quite have the same festive effect as a dose of the white stuff. That’s why some look further afield to experience a true winter wonderland. Travel northwards or eastwards of Britain and there’s a myriad of cities to choose from, with the likes of the Czech Republic, Austria and Sweden all virtually guaranteed a spot of snow over the Christmas period. Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and has often been described as the most beautiful city in the whole of Europe, earning itself the nickname ‘The Golden City’. But in winter, there’s always a good chance of it becoming ‘The White City’: the climate will most certainly be below zero at any rate which always increases the chances somewhat. When you’re there, there is an overwhelming feeling no matter what you do or where you go…whether it’s to the cathedral for early-morning Mass, Smetana Hall for some classical music or a snowball fight in the old, cobbled streets, that simply being in Prague is an awe-inspiring experience in itself. If Austria’s on the tourist to-do list, then Christmas is as good a time – if not better – to go as any. Salzburg’s Altstadt is a masterstroke of town-planning, and when it’s plastered in freshly-fallen snow, it’s an awesome sight. Even those who aren’t bothered one way or another about a white Christmas, Salzburg tends to be a little quieter over the festive period, so if you’ve always had a hankering to visit Mozart’s birthplace, winter is a good time to avoid the crowds. Then there’s the Swedish capital, Stockholm. For those looking for a winter city break after the festive period, Stockholm offers a great opportunity to engage in a bit of ice-skating. Given that it’s built on fourteen islands, water surrounds the city and it tends to freeze rock-solid from January onwards. If skating isn’t your thing, fret not. Take a walk on one of the inlets or jump on a short cruise (an ice-breaker, of course) through the city. The heart of Stockholm is simply beautiful, with spectacular palaces and church spires galore helping to create the perfect winter cityscape. Of course, with snow, ice normally isn’t far behind. City break travel insurance can protect you financially from a nasty slip while suitable clothing and footwear will help keep the cold at bay. This will also give you cover should you experience any other kind of mishap when on holiday: it is, after all, better to be safe than sorry. So from Stockholm to Salzburg and beyond, Europe is a winter wonderland for those on the lookout for a spot of snow. Just remember to pack your woollies…and your wellies!