Which ship should you sail to get there? If you crave a short getaway, Navigator of the Seas - which re-enters the market in February following a $115 million revamp - offers three- and four-night Caribbean cruises from Miami with a new poolscape, two waterslides and the first dry bar at sea (kind of ideal for those of us whose hair wilts in the humidity).
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The island re-opens in May, coming out of the gate with new features like a waterpark, zip line, aqua park, freshwater pool and even balloon rides. Now, though, the company is turning to its offerings off its ships, as it prepares to unveil its newly refurbished private island in the Bahamas, called Perfect Day at CocoCay. By offering a wide range of things to do on its ships - think activities like surf simulators, skating rinks and bumper car tracks - Royal Caribbean International makes sailing a fun-for-everyone kind of time.
Why: It's no surprise this aptly named cruise line gets Caribbean cruising right. She loves being on the water, and believes there's a cruise out there for everyone. She's worked in travel and lifestyle magazines for more than 10 years - yet her bucket list is never near completion. High-Octane Thrills in the Caribbean: Royal CaribbeanĬhosen By: Corina Quinn is an editor at Condé Nast Traveler, where she oversees the city guides and co-leads cruise coverage. Plus, you'll find perks like Dom Perignon dinners, private-island escapes, F1 simulators and more. But where to start? I tapped into a handful of women travel experts and influencers and got them to share the cruises they're most excited about for 2019, from new ship launches to exciting destinations to classic vessels that are worth a second look. The good news is that you can find a ship for every personality, whether you're a woman traveling solo or a multigenerational family on the go with the whole crew.
And a whopping 21 ships are launching in 2019, adding to an already crowded marketplace. According to the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), 30 million people are expected to sail the high seas in 2019 - that's up from 17.8 million in 2009. Photo courtesy of Laura Grier/Instagram has never been hotter. On a veranda on the Mekong Princess with Abercrombie & Kent, one of the most exciting cruises to.
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