Major Caribbean
cruise lines
$$$$ Luxury
$$$$/$$$ Luxury-upmarket
$$$$ Luxury
Attracts seasoned,
affluent travelers seeking refined cruising.
They are above average in education and age. Food and service quality are
top-notch. Most cabins are suites.
The ships of the Regent
fleet offer guests superb quality with a refined yet laid-back lifestyle.
The Voyager and Mariner ships are all-suite cruise ships with private balconies
It has twin
all-suite cruise ships, both boutique sized. The SeaDream vessels
have 95 crew members for 112 guests.
The typical passenger
is a well-off, experienced traveler seeking a small-sized cruise ship
with sophisticated fellow passengers, shore excursions and onboard programs.
Interior decor is refined. Food and service are outstanding.
This all-suite
cruise line operates three 208-passenger and two 450-passenger
ships. Seabourn offers a wide choice of Caribbean cruise itineraries.
$$$$/$$$ Luxury-Upmarket
This upmarket-luxury
cruise line is relatively new (2007). It has two ships, each accommodating
up to 644 passengers. Most of Azamara's Caribbean cruises last 12 days.
It has three
684-passenger ships. Most of Oceania's Caribbean cruises last 10 to
12 days. One is 25 days - it adds the Amazon River in South America.
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