by Heidi Sarna.
- You’ll never have to take a number and wait (sometimes for hours) to get off the ship in port or at the end of the cruise; you’ll be delighted that embarking and disembarking takes just minutes.
- You won’t need a GPS, compass, map or deck plan to find your cabin, the dining room, the bar or the outside decks; you’ll easily move around as though you’re aboard a friend’s private yacht.
The small graceful L’Austral is dwarfed next to the mega. * Photo: Heidi Sarna
- You won’t be pressured to buy extras like cellulite-reducing treatments, branded coffees and ice-cream, bingo cards, photos with pirates or wine packages; you’ll be focused on the destination.
- You won’t feel lost in the crowd; you’ll feel part of a community.
- You won’t look around when you arrive in a new port and feel embarrassed that your ship is literally overwhelming the place; you’ll feel like you and your ship belong there.
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