Thread: Sea days vs port days

Ok here is one to see what you prefer.

Good question Helen,

I prefer lots of port days...although, the Freedom Cruise only has three ports...but a bunch of great people!

Thanks for posting this...great one!

I love port days, but I like to have a couple of sea days tossed in the mix to help me relax. I'm so Type A, if we are stopped at a port I HAVE to get off the ship. Sea days force me to relax and enjoy all that the ship has to offer.

I like both. The sea days are relaxing and more layed back. You get to see the ship.

Heck, I would do a cruise to no where.

I like a mix. On cruises with a lot of port days, I tend to turn at least one or two of the port calls into "sea" days for myself.

Originally Posted by wrp96

I like a mix. On cruises with a lot of port days, I tend to turn at least one or two of the port calls into "sea" days for myself.

I have done that on a couple of cruises.

I love sea days!! I would love a cruise to no where!!

It's a toss up for me. I've done so few cruises, I like to see new places and this lets me. I'm not sure I'd go on a cruise with many sea days. It is definitely something to think about.

Jose

I'm fifty fifty on this one. I like going to new places or visiteen to being places that I have before. A cruise to nowhere or a ships private island for 5-7 days would also be great. just dock the boat, enjoy the beach or other water activities. (non-excursions).

I voted 50-50. I wouldn't book a cruise that didn't have some sea days. I adore them which is why I'm so fond of transatlantic cruises or roundtrip Hawaii cruises. But I also want to go to different ports and see new sights.

Garry