What are

Repositioning Cruises?

The cost will be close to half of

the cost of a regular cruise

because they want to reduce the

cost of moving the ship from

port to port.

Many love repositioning

cruises because it is relatively

cheaper.

Large ships are likely to have many

options for onboard entertainment,

which will be useful for long travel.

Small ships may relatively have

fewer entertainment programs.

Tips to go on a Repositioning cruise:

Know the ship:

Make sure that you are comfortable

with amenities available on the

cruise.

Don’t book Early:

This type of traveling is not ideal for

every traveler. Many times cruise

owners have tough times in filling

the cabins.

It means you can find some great

last-minute deals that will cost you

around 40 dollars per night for an

inside cabin.

So, make sure that you know the

details of the cabin that you get for

the travel. You can restrict yourself

if you have budget constraints else

see to these details carefully.

Choose the right cabin:

That 40 dollars per cabin may sound

tempting, remember you get what

you pay for.

Maintain fitness routine:

Two weeks in the sea with a rich and

delicious dinner make you gain 2-3

pounds of extra weight at the end of

the trip.

So, make sure you maintain your

fitness regime. Hit the gym or walk a

few distances every day to maintain

a good physique.

Budget:

The repositioning cruises are best

for travelers who can entertain and

enjoy themselves by reading,

writing, etc.

Insurance:

Travel Insurance is a must for

repositioning cruises when going on

an overseas journey.