My fiance and I are taking a Carnival Victory Cruise for our honeymoon on Dec. 20 till Dec. 27. As you can see we will be spending Christmas on the ship. How is the environment on the cruise on Christmas? Are there any activities for the holiday? Will we have a formal night that day? How should we be prepared for that day on board? What will we see on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day?

My family and I are deciding to go on a cruise for vacation. We’ve been having some trouble on trying to pick a cruise. Any suggestions?

I’m booking this cruise as a Christmas gift and we will go on it in May for our 2 year anniversary. I would love some experienced feedback of either or both cruise lines to make an informed purchase. We are young and love to have fun! So I’m not looking for a dull, “relaxed” laid back type of cruise! Thanks a bunch!

Christmas Cruise

Just a peak at what you can do on a cruise

Looking to get my parents a cruise for christmas. They have been on Carnival a few times but never Royal Caribbean. I am finding better specials on RC right now and was wondering if it would be a dissapointment after only carnival before.. I would like to hear from anyone who has gone on BOTH lines if possible, I’d really appreciate your input. Thanks!

Christmas Cruise

I am a 16 year old who as of 10 minutes ago is booked on the Carnival Imagination for a cruise in July. So, as a teen, what should I expect from Club 02 and other parts of the ship?

This is going to be my third cruise, and my second with Carnival. I took a Christmas cruise at the end of 2007 on RCL’s Majesty of the Seas, and I was on the Carnival Fascination back in 2004.

I have read the reviews and such, I know about the restaurants and pools and other features on the ship and such, but I want to know some of the more specific details on the ship. For example, what are the shows? Is there always a comedian? What are the theme nights? What is Club 02 like? Stuff like that lol. So, can I please have some details on what to expect come next month?

Carnival cruise Ship Celebration, intend to travel between xmas and new years. any remarks or suggestions.

Known for its super sandy beaches and equally wonderful cruises, ancient Portuguese colony Goa is also known for its amazing Goa Christmas Carnival. So if you are searching for hot destination to celebrate this Christmas then take a trip from Mumbai to Goa and attend Goa Christmas Carnival or be a part of the fun filled chilled out Goa Carnival 2009. Enjoy a picturesque drive from Mumbai to Goa to attend the festivities which fills the street of Goa during Goa Carnival 2009. During Goa Christmas Carnival, the city literally doesn’t sleep. Colourful parades and streets covered in amazing lightening make Goa Christmas Carnival a tourist’s delight.

A trip from Mumbai to Goa on Mumbai Goa flights for attending Goa Christmas Carnival would be true value for money as you can attend Christmas mass at one of the prominent churches of Goa and then join the people in celebrating Goa Christmas Carnival with delectable food and famous fenny. The entire market is embellished and you can see numerous folks masquerading in Santa costumes distributing sweets to children. On your trip from Mumbai to Goa, you will also enjoy beautiful sceneries of nature.

If you cannot make a trip from Mumbai to Goa during Christmas, then you should not miss out Goa Carnival 2009 which was held in last week of February. Goa Carnival 2009 is usually celebrated along with Mardi gras, six weeks before Easter Sunday. If you are a party animal and love to eat good food then Goa Carnival 2009 should be in your travelling list. Goa Carnival 2009 is a wonderful amalgamation of Indian culture and ancient Portuguese traditions. Goa Carnival 2009 is as par with the carnivals celebrated in Brazil, Spain and Portugal. So mesmerized are tourists travelling from Mumbai to Goa and even foreigners with Goa Carnival 2009 that they are tempted to visit this destination again and again, to be a part of the gaiety.

Though Goa Carnival 2009 and Goa Christmas carnival are main celebrations of the predominant Christian community of Goa but the thumping drum beats and tasty food served on the streets make this a time of fun and frolic for people of all religion. Goa Carnival 2009 is true symbols of Indian culture with a distinct Portuguese flavour so travel from Mumbai to Goa and be a part of the celebrations.