mennolly

Thanks. You were the only one I saw who even mentioned New England recently and I couldn't tell. Are dinners generally "come as you are" if you are on board? Which for us on vacation tends to the highly casual.

Welcome back.

 

We are doing the New England Islands.

 

Mike:)

New to cruising and new to this site (and struggling with it). Did you take this cruise yet? If so how was it? We were looking at one of their NE cruises for May or June 2017. I was mostly curious right now about how much time is on-shore v. on-board/sailing, and whether when you are sailing during day light you can see anything scenic go by. We are mid-60s -- usually do fly-drive trips. And do you have to be on board for dinner every night! We would probably eat as many meals on land as possible, as we are into local eateries when we travel, of the "diners, drive in and dives" or Bizarre Foods variety.

Thanks!