The Essential Little Cruise Book, 4th: Expert Advice for Planning and Enjoying a Perfect Vacation at Sea

Cruise offerings abound, but making the most of your experience takes information that is harder to come by. The Essential Little Cruise Book, now in its fourth edition, is the answer. A compact collection of insider tips for a perfect vacation at sea, it offers practical advice on everything from deciding where to go and what to expect at sea to finding the best price and cabin-don-t leave port without it!

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#1 written by Moomby 1 year ago

Review by Moomby for The Essential Little Cruise Book, 4th: Expert Advice for Planning and Enjoying a Perfect Vacation at Sea
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The book is very informative for novice cruisers. However, I would recommend anyone “thinking” about a cruise purchase this first, instead of waiting until you have booked the cruise.

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#2 written by Barbara A. Long 1 year ago

Review by Barbara A. Long for The Essential Little Cruise Book, 4th: Expert Advice for Planning and Enjoying a Perfect Vacation at Sea
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There was not much new in this little volume. I suppose if I had never travelled before, there might have been some helpful hints. For the most part,it was alot of common sense suggestions. Very basic!

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#3 written by bedrestmom 1 year ago

Review by bedrestmom for The Essential Little Cruise Book, 4th: Expert Advice for Planning and Enjoying a Perfect Vacation at Sea
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This was the only book we purchased, having borrowed several others from the library. We used SO many of these ideas to help us make good choices, and to help us plan. While there are some tips that may make you say, “Duh!,” the majority of them are things that are so helpful, such as where to book your cabin on the ship, tips for packing, dining, even really simple and easy tips such as packing lanyards and poking holes in the on-board keycards so our kids wouldn’t lose theirs (genious…kids would lose them from their pockets, and they are tied to your credit card!,) and asking the steward to empty our refrigerator of the mini-bar contents so we could fill it up with our own pre-purchased water and soda.

This is really worth the money, considering all the money you will spend on your cruise!

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