Caribbean Treasures

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The Caribbean Sea conjures up images of sunny beaches, aqua blue water, snorkeling with tropical fish and perhaps Pirates of the Caribbean.

Each cruise is a treasure, whether you can only get away for a few days or spend a fortnight cruising the islands.

It used to be that only the oldest ships cruised shorter itineraries, but that's no longer true.

Some of the newest and best ships are now available for long weekends.

The mega-ships with jaw-dropping features appeal strongly to families, but that's not the only choice.

Most cruise lines send at least one ship to the Caribbean during winter months, when the warm weather and seas are particularly tempting.

I can help you can choose a cruise that suits your personality.

For year-round Caribbean cruises, Carnival is the leader.

Their bread-and-butter remains 3- to 7-night cruises, plus some 8-nighters to the Southern Caribbean that alternate with 6-night cruises, just to make a few extra ports easy to reach without flights for busy working folks.

Carnival sails from lots of home ports, including one that might be ideal for you, if say you live closer to Galveston, New Orleans or Baltimore than Florida.

Perhaps you'll find one cruise line that fits you as comfortably as that faded cotton tee shirt you bought on your last cruise that you've practically worn out.

It's time to replace that shirt with a new one you'll see on your way back to the ship on a particularly memorable day in paradise.

I'd love to help you get there so you can find new treasures.

Wes