When and Where for Christmas sailing

[cruisewiththekids]

I am searching for the When and Wheres from a Christmas sailing. Specifically for the Koningsdam or the Nieuw Amsterdam would be wonderful. Thank you.

[Kamloops50]

Look under Holiday cruises on HAL.

[OlsSalt]

Some times going to a country where they don't celebrate Christmas per se is a good bet, simply because places will not be closed over "the holidays" - Cuba for example but those ships don't go there. Or the good bet is where they do celebrate Christmas, because the mood and decorations will be more festive. However, we have observed even technically non-Christian countries like China still celebrate the western shopping season with all the typical holiday decor, just no religious overtones.

 

But being on the ship itself will be festive - special decorations, events for children and holiday menus'. Downside there are a lot more children and large family groups that move around the ship in larger numbers together, getting tables and elevators together. I have done several holiday cruises and prefer the mood and pace of the ship a lot more when it is not the holidays. However, one of the best delights of holiday cruises is seeing young kids all dressed up for the holiday dinner, and feeling their anticipation when the captain announces he has sighted a sleigh with reindeer on the ship's radar.

[cruisewiththekids]

My post was perhaps poorly worded. I was looking for the daily activities.

 

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[OlsSalt]

My post was perhaps poorly worded. I was looking for the daily activities.

 

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Aha,........ that ......When and There. :o

[Old As Dirt Mom]

Please check the link below and see if it has what you're looking for. There are "When and Wheres" and the previous incarnation, "On Location", for Decembers past, not necessarily the specific holidays themselves. Look under the "Caribbean" listings. You might need to scroll down a bit:

 

http://halfacts.com/general-info/