Cruising the Caribbean on the Allure of the Seas

I’ve just got back from a truly incredible cruise across the Western Caribbean! I was fortunate enough to be chosen to sail aboard the amazing Allure of the Seas – one of Royal Caribbean’s most exceptional ships. The facilities were out of this world, and I also visited some incredible destinations along the way! Whether you’re a fan of cruising, or even if you’ve never considered a cruise holiday before, I think this itinerary is an absolutely fantastic way to experience one of the world’s most beautiful regions – and to have the most relaxing or action-packed time as you like while doing it! My cruise left from the lively Floridian port city of Fort Lauderdale, before arriving at the private resort of Labadee in Haiti, a haven of white sands, delicious food and thrilling zip wires. Next, we arrived at Falmouth on the idyllic island of Jamaica, and I had a great time discovering the Georgian splendour of this 18th century harbour town. Between two welcome days at sea to explore some of Allure of the Seas’ fantastic facilities, I spent a wonderful day in Cozumel, one of Mexico’s most popular destinations and a diving paradise. Altogether, this Royal Caribbean itinerary offered the perfect balance of natural wonders and the cultural diversity which makes the Caribbean such a fascinating place to explore. It’s this diversity that makes a cruise the very best way to see the Caribbean. Plus with Allure of the Seas you certainly won’t be disappointed, with 18 decks of great entertainment, delicious food and luxuriously comfortable staterooms and lounges, you could spend the whole time exploring every inch of what is a truly remarkable cruise ship. Thrill-seekers won’t want to miss the FlowRider and Zip Wire, or for a slower pace head to the vast tropical garden of Central Park and enjoy a coffee in an awe-inspiring tranquil space. I had an unbelievable time – and you can too for an amazing value price! For more information give me a call or drop me an email. Claudine Hoines