Cruising

[Orrymain]

I was reading on another forum some comments about folks who just couldn't understand why anyone would go on a cruise. I've gone on a couple and just love them. There's so much to do. In my opinion, if you can't find things to do on a cruise, you just aren't looking. Have you gone cruising and if so, did you ever get bored?

[crimson]

I was choosing between cruise or a pilgrimage and I was asking my wife about it and she chose the latter so I'm trying to save up some money for it and maybe after the pilgrimage we can go on a cruise.

[kageyd]

Maybe find a place to which to do a pilgrimage, but get to the starting point of the pilgramage by taking a cruise there. Two birds with one stone.

[naturelover]

In today's financial downturn, I think talking cruising itself is crushing my pocket. Never had an experience and till recently not thought about this. Have to give a thought in the near future, when my son's school annual leave comes.

[prasanth5]

Cruising is a nice idea. But as the thought would go, any time spent on any occupation should bear nice fruits as well. Before cruising what are going to be its benefits and advantages? The answer has to be rightly explored.