1. Come Sail Away to Paradise Candi Baxter Geography 200 April 15, 2013

2. Cruises

3. Western Caribbean Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Haiti, Jamaica, Cuba, Belize, Grand Cayman, Costa Maya & the Florida Keys  Pro’s  Exchange rate for currency is simpler  Ancient Culture to study: Ruins, Museums  Seeking rest and relaxation  Great for first time cruisers  Makes three to four stops  Beaches for: Snorkeling and Diving  Cityscapes, landscapes,seascape s  Con’s  Fewer available ports of call  Do not drink the water  Food tastes different  Not good for escaping crowds  Does not have U.S. legal protection

4. Eastern Caribbean

5. Eastern Caribbean Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, Leeward and Windward Islands  Pro’s  United States ports  Safe Drinking water  Can go farther south  Great for active travelers  Experienced cruisers  Private Islands  Most amenities of home  Protected by the U.S. law  Con’s  Entirely island cultures  Typically one day at sea  Will need a vacation to recover from vigorous island hopping

6. Let’s Get Sailing

7. Which cruise line is the best to go with?

8. Disney Wonder is a ship that is distinguished for its sophisticated design and modern innovations. It was specially constructed with families in mind, combining sleek style with a splash of fun. Today, it is one of the most revered and recognizable ocean liners in the world, inspiring awe wherever it pulls into port. It has 11 massive decks and has the capacity to comfortably accommodate 2,700 passengers. The ship has 3 pools one for kids and one for just adults. Entertainment, Staterooms, Youth Clubs, Dining, Nightclub and Lounges are just a few of the amenities that is aboard this cruise ship.

9. Royal Caribbean Oasis Class onboard Royal Caribbean International, innovation and imagination rule supreme and never has it been truer than on our groundbreaking Oasis class ships. Each features seven incredible neighborhoods, packed with first-at-sea experiences: the Oceanside Aqua theater, Starbucks, Broadway hit musicals Chicago and Hairspray, 3D movie theater, zip line, designer shopping at Coach and Guess stores, and much more. There something for everyone to discover on the most awe- inspiring ships the world has ever seen.

10. Carnival Glory Carnival Glory features 22 lounges and bars, four swimming pools, a 214-foot water slide, a 14,500 sq. ft. health club, an Internet Café, jogging track, and extensive duty free shopping options. In addition to a 1,400 seat poolside eatery with a 24 hour pizzeria, the ship includes twin two level formal restaurants and a reservations only supper club offering U.S.D.A. prime dry-aged beef and other gourmet cuisine. There are 1,489 spacious staterooms offer either an ocean view or private balcony.

11. References: 2013 Disney Cruise Lines, Retrieved from: http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/special-offers/?int_cmp=dclpsgso&sourcecode=16094 2013 Carnival Cruise Lines, Retrieved from: http://www.carnival.com/?cid=Psearch_A_G_841265&SE=Google&KW=carnival_cruise_line& match=Exact&partner=AA_Google_PS&acp=29495721694 2013 Royal Caribbean International Retrieved from: http://www.royalcaribbean.com/home.do?SID=P3033551335&247cr=25500521527 Alara, 2012. Eastern Caribbean vs. Western Caribbean Cruise Itineraries — How to Decide? Hillman, H., 2013. Hillman Wonders of the World Maps. Retrieved from: http://www.hillmanwonders.com/caribbean_cruise/caribbean_cruise_itinerary.htm