Cruising can be for everyone with so many ships and routes to choose from. Like other holidays , there is a prime time to book a nautical trip, according to industry experts. Demand plummets after the holiday season and industry-wide promotions are live between January and March - a period known as "wave season".
Timing it right may see the price of the cruise you've been eyeing up drop significantly , but it doesn't solve the common dilemma of which room to book on the ship. Picking the perfect cruise cabin can be a daunting task, with a myriad of options from luxurious penthouse suites to cosy interior cabins on offer. However, Dave Mills, chief commercial officer at Iglu Cruise, has come to the rescue with his insider advice on snapping up the best cabin for a nautical getaway.
Dave urged: "Do some cabin research. It's no secret that some cruise ships are huge, and where your cabin is located on the ship is crucial." He noted: "Bigger cruise ships often have everything from theatres, bars, restaurants and even nightclubs.
Some people want to be close to the action, whereas others may want a quieter stay." For those in search of tranquillity aboard their floating hotel, seasoned cruisers suggest booking a cabin sandwiched between other staterooms to avoid the bustle and early morning noise from crew setting up on the pool deck. Dave also advised: "You're going to want to look at the deck plan and book a cabin that's right for you.
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