27 Great Ways To Enjoy A Sea Day On A Cruise

1. Sea Days By The Pool

If You Need To Relax And Are On Warm Weather Holiday, The Obvious Thing To Do Is To Hang By The Pool. Most Cruise Ships Have At Least 2 And Sometimes 3 Or 4 Pools. So Check Which Ones Fits Your Mood.  If You Need To Relax Or Are On Warm We’ve Been Known To Hit At Least 2 Pools A Day, Starting With A Quiet Morning At The Adult Only Pool, Followed By Some Music And Drinks At  The Main Pool. However This Is Your Cruise, So Check Out Your Favorite Spots To Be. Don’t Forget Your Towel Clips To Keep Your Towel From Blowing With The Sea Breeze – The Flamingos Are My Favorite!

2. Pool Games

If You Enjoy Some Fun And Games, Join Or Watch The Pool Volleyball Games And Other Antics. Belly Flop, Sexy Legs Contest And More, Is What You Can Find By The Main Pool On Some Cruise Ships. Other Games May Be Hosted By The Cruise Activities Staff By The Pool, And If You Love Some Fun In The Sun, You’ll Want To Check That Out.

3. Work Out On A Sea Day

Join A Fitness Class Or Work Out At The Gym. I Really Use My Cruise Planner For This. The Fitness Center Will Often Have Some Awesome Fitness Classes, Which Require You To Sign Up In Advance. So, I Head To The Gym And Put My Name Down For The Classes I Really Want To Attend. I Actually Like To Pick One Activity That I May Not Have Tried Before, As It’s A Great Chance To Try Out Something New, Without The Commitment. Some Examples Are Zumba, Cardio Kickboxing, Stretching, Yoga, Spinning And More. To Note: Some Are Included While Others Have An Additional Fee.

4. Walk It Like I Talk It

Is There Anything Better Than Walking Or Jogging On The Cruise Ship’s Outdoor Track And Taking In That Sea View? Grab A Friend And Walk A Few Miles While You Chat! Truly, There’s Nothing That Clears The Head More Than Breathing In That Sea Air And Walking Off The Cruise Food!

5. Learn Something New On A Sea Day

Spending All Day Outdoors Might Be A Little Much, But Not To Worry, There Are Many Things To Do On A Sea Day That Are Indoors. You Can Take In A Lecture. Sometimes There Are Special Guests On Board Such As Authors Or Speakers Who Are Experts In Their Field. If You Enjoy The Arts, You May Want To Learn Origami Or Take Some Watercolor Painting Classes. Check Out The Sea Day Offerings In Your Daily Cruise Planner.

6. Sea Day Activities For The Adventurous

If You’re On Cruise Ship With A Zip-Line, Ropes Course Or Surfing Pool, Go For It! Do All The Things You’ve Wanted To Do. You Can Sleep When When You Get Home, Right? All Joking Aside, If You’re Wanting A Very Active Cruise Vacation, Just Make Sure That Your Cruise Ship Has Some Of The These Exciting Options Onboard. Between Water-Slides, Ice Skating Rinks, Sky-Diving, Rock Climbing, Ropes Courses And More, There’s Literally No Way To Be Bored On This Type Of Cruise Ship! Cruise Tip: Remember That Not All Ships Have Each Activity, So Do Check Out Your Ship’s Features Before Booking Your Cruise.

7. Go To A Cruise Port Lecture

If You’re Cruising To A New Port Destination, Plan On Attending The Cruise Port Lecture Which Is Often Held In The Ship Theater Or A Lounge. This Can Be Especially Helpful To Find Out About The Area And Get Some Great Recommendations. You’ll Often Be Given Some Maps And Some Information About The Cruise Port, Which Makes It Easier To Know What To Expect And Decide On Any Excursions.

8. Art Auction Anyone?

Have You Ever Attended An Art Auction? However, You Don’t Need To Wait For Rain. Since We Found This A Few Cruises Ago, We Go On Sunny Days Too And Use It As An Excuse To Get Ot Of The Heat And Sun For A Bit. Even If You Don’t Plan To Buy, This Is A Great Way To Learn About The Artists That Are Featured And Their Style. It Goes On For About An Hour And Is Quite Interesting. Cruise Tip: Attend The Champagne Art Auction And Enjoy Some Free Sparkling Wine With Your Art Talk.

9. Take A Behind-The-Scenes Ship Tour

Cruise Galley Tours And Bridge Tours Are Great Ways To Learn About The Behind The Scenes Stuff That We Cruise Passengers Don’t Usually Get To See. Check The Daily Planner And Make Sure To Sign Up, As Space Is Limited.

10. Focus On On Your Wellness Or Self-Care

A Cruise May Just Be The Perfect Place To Treat Yourself. Some Cruise Ships Have Not Only The Spa, But Chiropractors And Acupuncturists. If You Are Needing Some You Time And Self-Care, Explore The Options On Your Cruise. Cruise Tip: Your Cruise Ship Will Often Have Promotions If You Sign Up On Embarkation Day. So, Do Check Out The Cruise Ship Spa On The First Day Of Your Cruise.

 11. Send The Kids To Camp

Are You Cruising With Kids? Encourage Them To Attend The Kids Club Where They Will Make Friends And Participate In Fun Activities. A Cruise Is A Perfect Place To Have A Balanced Family Vacation, Where There Can Be Kid Time, Adult Time, And Family Time All Within The Same Holiday. Cruise Tip: Make Sure To Visit The Ids Club Together And Sign The Kids Up On The First Day Of The Cruise. This Way They’ll Be More Comfortable And More Likely To Want To Attend Activities Later In The Cruise.

12. Traditional Sea Day Activities

These Are Oldies But Goodies May Not Compete With Zip-Lines And Surfing Pools, But They Can Be Fun Nonetheless. Check Out Mini-Golf, Shuffle-Board, Table Tennis And Giant Chess Games For Some Traditional Cruise Sea-Day Fun.

13. Bingo Anyone?

This Is A Classic Well-Loved And Well-Attended Sea Day Cruise Activity! I’ve Never Gone, But Wow, There Are Enthusiastic Bingo Players On-Board.They Seem To Have Great Prizes, Including Winning A Free Cruise. So, If You’re A Bingo Lover, Make Sure To Attend.

14. Join The Cruise Ship Choir, Flash Mob Dancing Or Karaoke Style Competitions

Are You Someone Who Likes To Work On Something Each Day Throughout The Cruise Week? Do You Have Some Talent? If So, Activities Such Flash-Mob Dancing, Choirs And Singing Competitions Can Be Great Fun. You’ll Meet Up And Practice Throughout Your Cruise, Then Put On A Performance Later On In The Cruise.

15. Join Game-Shows And Knowledge Trivia

Whether You’re A Trivia Aficionado Or Prefer An Xbox Challenge, There Are Several Different Types Of Games Going On Inside The Ship On A Sea Day. Just Check Your Cruise Planner For Specific Locations And Times.

16. Check Out The Sea Day Dining Options

On Sea Days, Many Cruise Ships Have More Dining Options Open, Including Some That Are A Little Bit “Special”. Even If You Want To Have Lunch In The Main Dining Room, Rather Than The Buffet. This In Itself Is An Experience! However, Cruises Often Have A Nice “Afternoon Tea” In The Main Dining Room, Or A Special Lunch In Another Venue. One Of Our Favorites Is The British Pub Lunch On Princess Cruises. Cruise Tip: Why Not Try A Specialty Restaurant For Lunch? It’s Often Less Expensive Than At Night, And Still Includes Their Signature Dishes. Our Sea Day Lunch At Royal Caribbean’s Giovanni’s A Few Years Ago Stands Out As One Of Our Favorites.

17. Shop Till You Drop

While On A Cruise, There Are Many Opportunities To Shop And Even Get A Great Deal. Cruise Ship Shopping Is Duty-Free, So While You Should Still Check Pricing Back Home, We’ve Found Truly Amazing Deals On Watches, Jewelry  And Perfumes. In Addition To The On Board Shops, You’ll Often See Pop-Up Sales Of 10$ Items, Beachwear, Costume Jewelry And More. Cruise Tip: Take A Chance And Fill Out A Raffle Ticket And You Just May Win Something At The Cruise Shops. My Mother Won A Pair Of Stunning Crown Of Light Diamond Earrings When We Did A Large Family Cruise For Their 50th Anniversary.

18. Enjoy The Drink Of The Day

Cruises Often Have A Promotional Drink Of The Day, Which Is On “Special” At The Pool Bar. If You Enjoy Some Frozen Cocktails Or Drinks By The Pool, Check Out The Bar Offerings. Sometimes, Cruise Ships Will Even Have Buy One Get One (Bogo) Specials At Certain Times Of The Day, So Watch Your Cruise Planner For The Details.

19. Dance The Day Away

I Happen To Be A Fan Of Cruise Ship Line Dancing (Although I’m Not Very Good). While Not Every Cruise I’ve Been On Has This, When They Do, I Am Out There! Other Opportunities To Dance Include Participating In Dance Lessons In One Of The Clubs Or Atrium. Whether It’s Ballroom, Salsa Or Hip Hop, Your Cruise Ship Will Likely Have Something Fun To Learn And Try.

20. Take Insta-Worthy Photos

How Many Amazing Photos Can You Take On A Cruise Ship? Grab Your Camera Or Iphone And Strike A Pose! Scout That Cruise Ship For The Best Spots. Why Not Take Some Family Photos, Romantic Photos, Or A Gorgeous Photo Of Yourself And Update Your Profile Pic?

I Love A Good Inspirational Travel Quote. “We Take Photographs As A Return Ticket To A Moment Otherwise Gone” Said Katie Thurmes. I’d Say She’s Right About That.

21. Create Your Own Cruise Ship Art Tour

Check Out The Cruise Ship’s Artwork And Themed Venues. Cruise Ships Have Really Interesting Paintings, Photography And Sculptures Displayed Around The Ship, Including On Passenger Decks, In Stairways And In Different Bars And Lounges. On A Sea Day, Why Not Get Some Steps In And Walk Around The Ship And Admire All The Incredible Works Of Art On Board.

 22. Book Another Cruise

If This Is Your First Cruise, You May Be Surprised To Hear This, But Booking Your Next Cruise On Board Is A Thing. Just Head Over To The Future Cruise Consultant Desk And Have A Chat About Your Next Cruise Possibilities. The Advantage Of Doing This, Is That Most Cruise Lines Will Give You A Fair Size On Board Credit, To Use On This Cruise Or The Next, Just For Booking On Board. If You Don’t Know What Cruise You’d Like To Do Next, You Can Often Put A Deposit On An Open Booking. If You Have A Travel Agent You Love Dealing With, Don’t Worry. Cruise Lines Want You To Book With Travel Agents, And Will Even Create The Booking On Board And Sent It Over To Your Travel Agent To Service Or Allow You To Transfer Your Booking Once Back Home. This Allows You To Shop Around And Still Get The Best Deal (Do Verify With The Cruise Line For Terms And Conditions).

23. Wine Tasting

During Your Cruise, You May Want To Enjoy A Wine-Tasting Event. For A Small Charge, You Can Have A Mini-Course In Wine-Tasting While You Sip And Savor. For Those That Prefer Scotch, Rum Or Other Types Of Alcohol, You May Find Those Tasting Workshops As Well.

We’ve Done A Couple Of Wine-Tasting Events On Past Cruises, And Enjoyed Them.

24. Casino Time

The Casino Is Pretty Popular On Sea Days, With Those That Would Rather Stay Out Of The Sun, Having Some Fun In There. Whether You’re A Serious Player, Or Like To Have Fun At The Slots, The Casino Is The Place To Be.

25. Watch A Matinee

If You’re A Big Cruise Ship, Often They’ll Have Different Show Times To Accommodate All Their Guests. You Can Check Your Cruise Planner, (Or Even Your Pre-Booking Online Planner In Some Cases) And See A Main Show During The Day.

26. Catch A Movie

My Father In Law Loves A Good Movie, So This Is Right Up His Alley. Cruise Ships Will Often Play Movies During The Day, Both At An Outdoor Movie Screen If They Have One, As Well As Inside In A Lounge Or Theater. We Were Recently On A Cruise For The Christmas Holidays, And They Had Several Classic Movies Playing All Week.

27. Enjoy The Simple Things In Life

I Was Recently On A Facebook Group Where A Question Was Asked About Everyone’s Favorite Sea Day Activities. So Many Responses Were Actually The Simple Things In Life. Reading A Book, Playing A Board Game With Friends, Having A Cocktail, Making New Friends, Taking A Nap In The Sun, Hanging Out In The Hot Tub. It’s A Great Reminder That You’re On A Cruise To Relax, Have Fun, Recharge And Reconnect With Yourself And Those You Love. No Matter What You Choose To Do, Make It A Great Sea Day!

Sea Days Can Be Some Of The Best Cruise Days, And With So Much To Do On Board, And There’s Surely No Reason To Be Bored. Whether You Like To Be Active, Or Find Something Quieter To Do, There’s Always Something To Enjoy On A Sea Day!

If You’re New To Cruising, I Hope This Guide To Cruise Sea Days Was Helpful. If You’ve Gone On A Cruise And Enjoy Sea Days, Let Me Know What You Like The Very Best Things To Do In The Comments Below.

Happy Cruising!

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Written By Life Well Cruised - Ilana Schattauer

Publised On May 23, 2019 

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Top 10 Cruise Packaging Tips

Top 10 Cruise Packing Tips

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Tip 1: Pack your carry-on bags wisely.

Pack a change of clothes and important meds or toiletries in the carry-on bags you will take on the plane and personally transport onboard. This is important for two reasons: First, if your luggage gets lost by the airline on the way to your cruise, at least you'll have some essentials with you. It can take a while for your luggage to be found and then shipped to the next port of call. Second, in case your suitcases are delayed in being delivered to your cabin, you'll have a bathing suit or dinner attire on hand and can enjoy all the onboard activities right away, rather than waiting for your bags to show up.

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Tip 2: Pack your checked luggage wisely.

Be smart about your checked bags, too. If you tend to overpack, lay out all the clothes you think you'll need, then only pack half the clothing and three-quarters of the shoes. If you're traveling with family, consider packing half of your things in one suitcase and half in a separate one (and have your spouse and kids do the same). That way, if one bag gets lost, then everyone will have some clothing -- rather than one person having nothing. To save space, roll your clothes rather than fold them. Finally, never pack valuables in your checked bags, as they could be stolen. Carry all cameras, electronic games, jewelry and prescription medicine in your carry-on.

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Tip 3: Know the dress codes.

If you love to dress up, some lines do offer tux rentals so you don't have to pack your own. But while some folks still dress to the nines (formal gowns and tuxedos) for ships' formal nights, most people dress more informally (suits for men and cocktail garb -- flowing pantsuits or little black dresses -- for women). "Resort casual" is now the ubiquitous evening dress; think date night, with men in slacks and buttoned shirts (no jackets) and women in everything from sundresses to skirts or slacks with cute tops. Even jeans are now a staple in many cruise ship dining rooms. 

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Tip 4: Consider doing laundry onboard.

If you want to pack light (and do laundry en route), make sure to read our cruise reviews; not all ships offer self-service laundromats. The ones that do have such facilities usually don't offer them for free, and it can get expensive. (Cruise lines often offer complimentary laundry and pressing services to suite guests and top-tier past passengers, so it pays to be loyal.) You can always save on laundry costs by bringing travel detergent and rinsing out underwear and shirts in your cabin's bathroom, or packing a bottle of travel-sized Febreze to get one more day's use out of a gently worn outfit.

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Tip 5: Don't assume your favorite toiletries will be in your cabin.

You'll always find basic toiletries onboard, such as soap and shampoo. In main cabins on some cruise lines -- Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Carnival -- toiletries offered are limited (in some cases to pump bottles of mystery soap affixed to the shower wall). You might want to make room in your luggage for your favorite brands. Same goes for hair dryers. Most staterooms come with weak dryers, so if you're picky, pack your own. Another tip: Never unpack your toiletry kit. Leave it filled with travel-sized bottles and an extra toothbrush or razor. When it's time for your next cruise, all you need to do is top off or replace the bottles -- rather than wasting time collecting items and possibly forgetting something.

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Tip 6: Dress for your destination.

Simply put, some places are more formal than others. Expect to pack more resort-casual wear if traveling to Europe (all regions) or Bermuda. (Duffer alert: Golf courses in Bermuda have strict dress codes.) Other cruise itineraries, such as Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, the Caribbean and French Polynesia, are more casual than the norm. And don't forget to think about your in-port activities. Flip-flops are fine for a beach day, but you'll want more comfortable shoes for long days of sightseeing or active excursions like hiking or biking. If you're visiting religious sites in the Middle East or some parts of Europe, you'll want modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees, even if it's quite hot.

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Tip 7: Save some room in your suitcase.

You'll likely pick up at least a few souvenirs during your cruise, so you'll need room in your luggage to bring them home. Whether you're picking up leather goods in Italy, Aloha-wear in Hawaii or duty-free goods in the Caribbean, consider packing a foldable duffle. It won't take up much space in your suitcase, and you can fill it up and check it for the flight home.

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Tip 8: Mix and match.

If you can make your clothes do double duty, you won't be hit with excess bag fees or find yourself fighting with your spouse about who gets the last hanger in the cabin's small closet. Stick with one color theme so you can re-wear bottoms with different tops, or bring shirts that can be dressed up for dinner on one night and worn sightseeing the next. Opt for the layered look to handle differing temperatures in the various cruise ports. Change up the look of one formal outfit with different accessories (jewelry, ties, scarves), rather than bring two suits or cocktail dresses. Your shipmates won't know (or care) if you wear the same outfit twice.

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Tip 9: Remember the basics.

Most cruise ship cabins don't come with alarm clocks, so bring your own. If you're using your cell phone for this job, put it in airplane mode so you don't incur roaming charges in foreign waters. Other items you might want to pack because they're not provided or super-expensive to buy onboard include: over-the-counter meds, batteries, camera memory cards, sunscreen, ear plugs, plastic bags for transporting liquids or wet things (or keeping water out of your gear on water-based tours) and power strips to charge all your electronics.

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Tip 10: Keep all important documents with you.

Always make sure you bring your necessary IDs and cruise documents -- and never pack them in your checked luggage. You'll want your photo ID and cruise ship boarding pass on hand (or even in a special document wallet). Make sure you have the correct type of identification for your cruise destination, whether it's a passport or birth certificate and photo ID. Wannabe cruisers have been turned away from the pier for having just a copy of their birth certificate (and not the required original) or a passport with a name that doesn't match the one on the ship's manifest (often in the case of a honeymoon cruise). If you need visas or immunizations for your cruising region, carry those documents with you, as well. 

Article Credit To Cruise Critic

Written By Erica Silverstein: Senior Editor 

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We bring you 10 reasons why you should always use a professional travel agent—and this year more than ever.

1. Buying travel is a unique purchase, because you are buying both a product and a service. 
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10 Reasons Why You Should Travel NOW!

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Because It Is Always The Perfect Time To Travel

Many times the daily life, your work or even your family brings you into a routine from where it is very hard to get out. You are always looking for the perfect time to go to the beach, to go for a massage, to have some time for you, to travel, nevertheless, always is the perfect time to do what you want to do.

If you are the kind of people that are always looking for the perfect time to travel, we want you to keep reading this blog post, because here we share with you 10 reason you should travel now!

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1.- Because you work hard and you deserve it

Is there a better way to celebrate work and success than traveling? No matter if it is somewhere nearby or abroad, alone or accompanied, you deserve to enjoy that well-deserved rest!

 2.- Because it’s time for another adventure

If you have a stressful life, whether studying or working too much, traveling may be the time to take a break. Get out of the monotony, enjoy all the beautiful things that a new place can give you. Because if you do not enjoy now, when then?

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3.- Because it helps for your personal growth

Going on a trip helps you grow in more than one aspect of your life, it makes you a more tolerant, understanding, and patient person. It opens a world of possibilities where you realize that everything has nuances.

4.- Because you meet new people, flavors, and things

One of the most rewarding things you can get when you travel is meeting people, people who share with you their customs, their feelings and sometimes their home. Don’t miss this opportunity!

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5.- Because you reinvent yourself and reinvent the world

When you change, the world changes. You travel, and new thoughts come to you, only your way of being will never be the same because of the experiences. What are you waiting for to travel?

6.- Because it makes you free

When you travel you don’t have to give explanations to anyone, you can follow your rhythm and your desires. We are sure that this will awaken your adventurous side. So dare and travel!

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7.- Because it helps your creativity

There is nothing more that will feed your imagination and creativity than traveling. All your senses come in contact with new colors, new flavors, new sounds, new textures that make a revolution in your mind and creativity.

8.- Because it helps you break the routine and leave everything behind

Traveling allows you to disconnect from the real world for a while, turn off your cell phone, forget about your responsibilities. When you travel there are no couriers, you don’t think about accounts, duties or problems. Sometimes our brain needs to rest to get rid of old thoughts and welcome new ones.

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9.- Because it helps you to face your fears

When you travel many times, you face fears and insecurities that you did not even know you had, which makes you a stronger and more courageous person

10.- Because after traveling nothing will be the same

After traveling, nothing will be the same. You will return to your work, to your life, and to your routine, but your countenance will have changed. You will be happier, more cheerful, more creative and eager to do new and positive things. By that time you will have discovered that everything was worth it.

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