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1 2 3 4 5 [Next] - Here is a tip for those who would like to dine with the captain of the ship. The waiters look for couples who are non-smokers, enjoying themselves, do not curse, and do not drink heavily. The waiters give suggestions to the maitre d' after the first dinner. If you want to dine with the captain and you meet these characteristics, make sure you talk with the waiter the first night to let him know your wishes. P.S. A $20 bill never hurts to seal the deal. I have done this three times and sat at the captain's table three times with my wife. Tim ID2197 - Other than motion sickness tablets, try these more natural ways to combat sea sickness. 1.) Book a cabin in the middle of the boat. This will minimize the amount of movement that your cabin experiences and will dramatically reduce the chances of feeling ill. 2.) Eat ginger. Ginger has been a motion sickness preventative for many years. A good number of contributing ingredients work to intercept the signals from the brain to the stomach, stopping the natural gag-reflex action. 3.) Walk about. It sounds like something that wouldn't work, but it does. The unique movement that the brain experiences when on a boat is something it is not accustomed to, therefore it reacts badly. If you stay upright and walk around the boat for awhile, you will start to get your 'sea legs', your brain will begin to understand the movement, and you will feel better. Visit White Star Luxury Cruises, where cruise consultants can handcraft your luxury cruise to make your very own personal itinerary. Tim Greyton ID2196 - When going on a cruise, make sure to take a power strip with you, because most cabins only have one outlet. This way you will have extra outlets for your hair dryer, cell phone charger, electric razor, curling iron, etc. Marc's Travel Tips Online has more useful vacation tips. Marc ID2113 - Between April and the end of September is a great time for Alaska Inside Passage cruises. During these months, you can see the wildlife vividly. The migration of the whales takes place during the spring months of the year. Therefore, April and May are the best for this unforgettable nature event. Alaska Inside Passage cruises are unique and unforgettable in so many ways. When you visit Alaska, you will see many wonders of nature. I am sure that you will be fascinated countless times. However, the cruises are just too short!. Get more cruise tips at cruisetravel-tips.com. Armando ID2156 - I just came back from a cruise, and was grateful I didn't have a cabin near the laundry room. On some days of the cruise, people were lined up with their laundry down the hall, talking loudly outside other people's cabins, and blocking their doors. Obviously, people should be considerate while waiting for their turn at the washers and dryers, but it was clear to me that one of the worst cabins on the cruise would be near the laundry. Remember to carefully study the map of the ship while selecting your cabin, and avoid those cabins that are near gathering places, like the laundry, stairs, and elevators. Top Vacation Spots Shari ID2044 Would You Like to Add a Travel Tip?We welcome QUALITY travel tips from our users.Note: you will be required to enter the characters from a security image, so please make sure that you have your browser set to view images. (This measure was necessary to reduce spam.) You will be able to provide your URL, if applicable. Submit your travel tips and hints here. |
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