Saturday, Apr 14, 2007
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by Ralph Grizzle
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One way to fight that sinking feeling when it's time to disembark your cruise: Stay on board.
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And if not, should you be?
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Sounds pricey at $18,827, but the lead-in price for a 105-day world cruise makes the world your oyster.
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Yearning to turn back the clock to the Golden Age of Cruising? Turn it back on a transatlantic cruise.
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Cruising among some of the world's most appealing scenery sounds tempting. But is getting there worth it?
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Australia's Outback is wild and rugged, and you can get there on a cruisetour before or after your Australia/New Zealand cruise.
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Holland America Line spent millions upgrading its 14-year-old Maasdam. Is the old ship now like new?
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Is Norway's dramatic coast more beautiful than Alaska's?
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So many spectacular places to visit, so little time. Here are six favorite cruises.
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Cruises make it possible to see much of the best of America --from a ship.
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Done the Caribbean? Try South America on a cruise. (Also, South America Shore Excursions)
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Her crew calls her "the perfect ship." Will you?
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You'll feel like you've paddled into paradise when cruising the Hawaiian islands.
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Want to cruise Alaska? Get the best selection of dates and staterooms by booking early.
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Cruising America's Great Land could just be one of your life's greatest journeys. It was for me.
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