We are a lesbian couple no kids and are considering taking the "R Family Vacations" Turkey, Greece & Italy Cruise, Celebrity Equinox • July 18-25, 2015.
I know they don't buy out the entire ship. I was told they had about 100 people booking through "R Family" for this cruise. My understanding is they have a few special "R family" events throughout the cruise as well as group dinners at the later dining time in the main dining room. As well as a special "R family" group beach day / area I think on one of the days in Mykonos port.
We don't have any cruise experience really. (I went on one Royal Caribbean over 10 years ago, it island hoped so beaches were the main attraction.) But my wife has never been on one. Neither of us have been on a long/larger group tourist/ travel group. We often go to a place do a couple local tours and venture on our own a lot.
We would especially enjoy a trip with other LGBT folks. Something fun, a little adventure, not a party boat but some fun too. I worry a big cruise will more groups of people following the tour guy with the sign. But honestly many LGBT only groups like Oliva just cost too much or are more party boats with 99% boys.
If you have done a R family vacation cruise or resort please share your experience.
Considering "R Family", Turkey, Greece & Italy Cruise Celebrity Equinox • July 17-25
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We are a lesbian couple no kids and are considering taking the "R Family Vacations" Turkey, Greece & Italy Cruise, Celebrity Equinox • July 18-25, 2015.
I know they don't buy out the entire ship. I was told they had about 100 people booking through "R Family" for this cruise. My understanding is they have a few special "R family" events throughout the cruise as well as group dinners at the later dining time in the main dining room. As well as a special "R family" group beach day / area I think on one of the days in Mykonos port.
We don't have any cruise experience really. (I went on one Royal Caribbean over 10 years ago, it island hoped so beaches were the main attraction.) But my wife has never been on one. Neither of us have been on a long/larger group tourist/ travel group. We often go to a place do a couple local tours and venture on our own a lot.
We would especially enjoy a trip with other LGBT folks. Something fun, a little adventure, not a party boat but some fun too. I worry a big cruise will more groups of people following the tour guy with the sign. But honestly many LGBT only groups like Oliva just cost too much or are more party boats with 99% boys.
If you have done a R family vacation cruise or resort please share your experience.