A sea cruise is, first of all, a great vacation. Who doesn't dream of boarding a huge snow-white liner and sailing across the seas and oceans to see new countries? The Mediterranean is the perfect choice for such a trip. Many civilizations, religions were born here, the cultures of the modern and ancient worlds intersect.
Instructions
Step 1
The Mediterranean Sea is washed by twenty-one states. In the Mediterranean, cruises last approximately 7 days to three weeks. During this time, you can really see a lot of interesting things - colorful and vibrant national features, romantic natural landscapes, exciting views, exotic coasts and much more.
Step 2
Therefore, before buying a cruise, decide on the duration of your vacation and the port of departure and arrival. It should be convenient for you to get there and back. Think about how many countries you'd like to see, don't try to cover as many as possible. Look on the Internet for all possible options. Now there are many sites that help you choose the right options. Of course, it is better to book a cruise directly on the ship owner's website, without intermediaries. But this requires a certain level of knowledge of foreign languages, and the issue of visas will have to be dealt with independently.
Step 3
All cruise liners, regardless of size, provide services: excursions in the ports where they call on the cruise route, abundant food, entertainment, accommodation. Price plays a key role in choosing a cruise. It gives an idea of what your cabin, service and food will be like, the level of luxury of the ship, what kind of circle the majority of passengers will be on this cruise. Be warned, huge discounts offered by cruise lines can mean reduced service levels or unrealistically overpriced prices.
Step 4
Medium ships are more maneuverable than large liners. When entering the small ports of the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, this is a weighty argument. Medium ships, due to their draft and size, in contrast to small ones, are more stable at sea. Accommodation ranges from huge suites with personal butlers to tiny interior cabins.
