I want a cruise that will spend more time on the ship than at port. Which cruise line will I find that?

Question

I want a cruise that will spend more time on the ship than at port. Which cruise line will I find that?

Answer 1

I went on cunard cruises to cross the atlantic and then it went down the coast of america that would be a good cruise because we spent most of the time on QM2.

Answer 2

They have one that starts in New york and takes a couple days down to Florida then to the bahamas then a couple days back to NY. You spend alot of time out at sea. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

There are cruises to nowhere never been but I suppose they don't port just cruise look it up

Answer 4

That would be a transalantic cruise, from either New York or from England. Both cunard cruise lines and Princess cruise lines offer these. Princess is the less expensive one.

Answer 5

ROYAL CARIBBEAN'S FREEDOM FAMILY SHIPS! They are the biggest and have the most stuff to do!!! They are AWESOME!

Answer 6

A transatlantic crossing on the QM2 is the way to go. It is a fantastic ship with so much to do. They have guest lecturers, a planetarium, the largest library at sea, and lots more. If you can't find something to do, it is your own fault.

Having said that, the QM2 is a bit more pricey than other ships, and there is definitely a class system. If you are not in a cabin assigned to the Britannia restaurant, you will get inferior selections and inferior service compared to either the Queen's Grill or Princess Grill.

Answer 7

The transatlantic cruises spend several days at sea.  Other considerations are the eastern Caribbean, which spends three days at sea and three days in port, or the Mexican Riviera, which also spends three days at sea and three days in port.  Finally there is the Hawaiian round trip cruises which spend eight days at sea and five days in port.