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SHIPS COMES IN ALL SIZES

Which do you prefer?

Does size make a difference and affect the experience when cruising?  As you see the size of the ships, you can see the small the ship, the more expensive per day compared to the larger ships for the same itinerary.  Typically, beverages, WIFI, pre-paid gratuities, shore excursions, and specialty restaurants would be included as part of the amenities of a small cruise/ river line to cater to the finicky guests.  Finding the right balance of amenities onboard along with the perfect destination will give you a much better cruising experience overall.

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SMALL & YACHT SIZES

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MEDIUM SIZE

Expand Your World

If you don't want to have to wait long lines, go to off-beaten paths, or spend as much time in port, these small ships are perfect for you.

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Cruise Lines: Variety Cruises, Regent Seven Seas, Ponant, Windstar, and Star Clippers

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Unforgettable Memories

If you enjoy having unique and exciting experiences, our Kenyan Safari Tour is the perfect choice for you. Whether traveling alone or with family, this is something everyone will enjoy. Contact us today to reserve your spot.

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MEGA SIZE

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Family Friendly

Whether you’re looking to get away with a special someone or arranging a family holiday, our popular Glamping Adventure is a great choice. Take a break from everyday life and create new memories with our all-inclusive package.

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SHIP SIZE COMPARISONS

Does size make a difference and affect the experience when cruising?  As you see the size of the ships, you can see the small the ship, the more expensive per day compared to the larger ships for the same itinerary.  Typically, beverages, WIFI, pre-paid gratuities, shore excursions, and specialty restaurants would be included as part of the amenities of a small cruise/ river line to cater to the finicky guests.  Finding the right balance of amenities onboard along with the perfect destination will give you a much better cruising experience overall.

KNOLL

Your Itty Bitty Ships comprise less than 1000 passengers.  Many of these ships are considered luxury or expedition ships that goes to ports of call too small for many cruise lines to get into Galapagos, Antarctica, Arctic, River, or smaller islands like Tahiti, Southeast Asia, etc.  Many of these ships will be all-inclusive ships with beverage, specialty dining, and pre-paid gratuities included.

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AmaWaterways- 196

American Queen Voyages- 150-400 

Atlas Ocean - 196-200 

Azamara- 672-804 

Celebrity Flora- 120 

Hurtigruten- 314-623 

Lindblad- 48-162 

Oceania- 698-803 

Paul Gauguin- 320-352 

Ponant- 92-264 

Regent Seven Seas- 506-829 

SeaDream- 94-112

Silversea- 144-691 

Star Clipper- 170 

Uniworld- 120 

Viking Ocean - 928

Windstar- 148-254 

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HILLS

These medium-sized ships comprise less than 2000 passengers.  These ships are designed for the experience of the destination. 


Holland America Prisendam- 838-1006 
Holland America Rotterdam Class-1432-1718 

Oceania Marina/ Riviera-  1258-1447 

Princess Coral Class- 2000

MOUNTAINS

Here are your large ships holding up to 3000 passengers.  These ships are for having a little bit more elbow room onboard but still small enough to get the best value.


Celebrity Millennium Class- 2158-2590 

Celebrity Solstice Class -2850

Disney Dream- 2500

Holland America Pinnacle Class - 2650

Holland America Signature Class- 2100

Princess Grand Class- 2600-3100

Royal Caribbean Radiance Class - 2100

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MT. EVEREST

Here are your large ships holding up to 3000 + passengers are meant to cater to multi-generational families with a little bit of something for everyone onboard to do.


Carnival Jubilee/ Celebration - 5228-6600

Celebrity Edge Class- 3300

Princess Sphere Class- 4300

Princess Royal Class -  3560-4340

Royal Caribbean Voyager Class- 3114-3840

Royal Caribbean Freedom Class- 3900
Royal Caribbean Oasis Class- 5714-6700

Royal Caribbean Icon Class- 5600

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