As the whole world rushes (and waits) to travel home for the holidays, there is another type of Christmas voyager who is also intent on getting out of town. But this one boards a cruise ship and sets sail for distant ports. Cruising on Christmas and New Year’s may seem like heresy to some, but for others (cruise lovers, non-traditionalists, and those with special holiday preferences) a holiday cruise can be a fabulous alternative to the usual Christmas crunch.Most cruise lines offer special packages that cruise over Christmas and New Year’s, typically with an upcharge that reflects some of the extra festivities that passengers will experience. Many holiday cruises offer special meals, decorations, and parties to commemorate Christmas and New Year’s Eve, and the fare reflects this.Holiday cruises can be surprisingly crowded, so book early and don’t be surprised if you can’t get exactly what you want. In fact, it might be good timing now to book for the 2008 Christmas cruise!While the cruise lines do an outstanding job of making the voyage as festive as possible, the fact is that Christmas on a cruise ship is just not a traditional experience. Particularly in the Caribbean, the warm weather, palm […]

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