Do YOU have a cruise bucket list?

[Joe12]

Hello!

I have a question for everyone.

Do you have a Cruising Bucket List?

If you do please comment and list what they are and why.

Here is mine. Very long!

- South Asia (Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam)

- North Asia (China, South Korea, Japan)

- Circumnavigation of Australia (Including Tasmania)

- New Zealand

- South Pacific

- Transpacific

- Hawaii (from LA)

- Alaska

- Pacific Coastal

- Panama Canal

- Cape Horn+ Antarctica

- South America (Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay)

- Southern Caribbean

- B2B from Florida

- Bahamas

- 7 Night Bermuda from New York

- Canada/NE (One-way from Quebec to Bayonne on a decent ship)

- Transatlantic

- Norway and Iceland

- Arctic Circle

- Eastern Med from Venice

- Suez Canal

- Middle East

We can only cruise at summer just now but once the kids are older, there's no holding back!

Edited August 11, 2015 by Joe12

[screwsmcernst]

My bucket list is:

 

Dutch Antilles (Aruba, Curacao, Bonaire)

Panama Canal (full Transit West to East)

Hawaii

Australia/New Zealand

Trans-Atlantic

Europe

Mediterranean

Alaska

 

My bucket list also includes sailing on one of the "Luxury" lines.

[simplelife]

1. Extended cruise to the Eastern & Southern Caribbean to revisit the ports I have loved (St. Thomas, St.Martin, Aruba, Curacao) and visit those I have not seen (Including St. Lucia, St. Kitts, Antigua),

2, Mediterrainean Cruise.

3, Hawaii

4. European river cruise

[GUT2407]

Yep.

 

After our first cruise a circumnavigation of Australia was the first thing to go on it.

 

In 71 days it can be crossed off and we can start work on the others that have been added since.

[Twickenham]

I have been fortunate to check off a few on my cruise bucket list in recent years, namely:

 

-Bermuda

-Eastern Med

-Trans-Atlantic on QM2

 

Those that remain include:

 

-Norwegian fjords

-Canary Islands

-Western Med

-Canary Islands

-A trans-Atlantic including either Madeira or the Azores.

[OCruisers]

Happily, we have done all that were important to us to see so now we just cruise to the places that are FUN for us. :D

 

LuLu

[CruiseMan1970]

To be off the coast of Monaco day of two before the Monaco Grand Prix. Watch the race and continue cruising to wherever is next on the itinerary.

 

I find very few cruise lines that have a itinerary the same week as the race.

[perditax]

I'm a newbie so my needs are still modest

 

--Transatlantic

--PC

--British Isles

 

And I was just toying with the idea of a Scandinavian cruise where I could perhaps stop in Oslo and visit my company's home offices.

[Cruisin' Chick]

It's funny but just today I told my hubby I call it my "dream list" as I feel "bucket list" is too morbid. He agreed with m.

 

On our dream list:

1. South American cruise with side trip to Iguazu Falls

2. Australian/NZ cruise

3. Baltic cruise

[Scrapnana]

Two of my bucket list cruises are booked - Canada/New England and Alaska.

 

Still to be planned....

Bermuda

Norwegian fjords

TA by way of Iceland and Greenland

South America and Antarctica

 

And I want to do another World Voyage!

[RuthC]

I've been blessed, as I've cruised to just about everywhere I care to go. I have visited all seven continents, and sailed all seven seas. Now, it's just a matter of picking up a new port once in a while when repeating an area of the world. And revisiting favorite areas, but seeing something else while in port.

[Honolulu Blue]

I responded the last time this subject came up: http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=2210600 . It hasn't changed.

[dorisis]

Booked a Canada New England cruise. Last one I have not been too.

[carinainacar]

I really want to do a cruise to Antartica but none of my family members are up for it. :( Guess I'll have to wait a while before I can cross that off my bucket list!

[Dcoy]

I went on a 94 day World Cruise last year. That emptied my bucket and I had to sell it to help pay for the cruise. :D

 

Don

[Krazy Kruizers]

We used to have a bucket list. But after DH had a heart attack and 2 unsuccessful heart procedures, our travels changed. We were fortunate to have been to many places on that list.

[sparky-elpaso]

We've managed to cross a few off of our list:

 

Alaska

Australia / NZ - circumnavigation

Panama Canal - Ft. Lauderdale to San Diego

Great Britain / Northern TA via Norway and Iceland ending in NY

 

Upcoming next year:

Mediterranean / Southern TA ending in Ft. Lauderdale. This one had to include a port with a tour to Pompeii.

 

After that would like to go to:

Northern East coast for fall color - we don't get that here in El Paso

Maybe another Alaska cruise

Hawaii

[Essiesmom]

Most of the places on bucket lists I had already visited before a bucket list became popular. I wanted to visit Hong Kong, Singapore, and Bali, and I did - but not on cruises. I wanted to ride the Orient Express, the trans Siberian Railroad, and walk the pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela. Sadly, I realize I will never be able to do the latter, the Orient Express isn't what it used to be, and the Trans Siberian was just a dream, much too arduous. Curiously, I am much more widely traveled than my sister, but she is the one that has traveled on a Russian railroad, Moscow to Saratov (overnight). There are many places I would like to show my sister, but they would be land trips - India, Nepal, Morocco, Mongolia.

When I first got really serious about world travel, I had three criteria for places to visit: They don't have the same alphabet, don't use the same kind of toilet, and you can't drink the water. That's why Australia and New Zealand have never been on my list. EM

[RuthC]

I really want to do a cruise to Antartica but none of my family members are up for it. :( Guess I'll have to wait a while before I can cross that off my bucket list!

Go without them. You'll never regret it.

[zookiebird]

Atlantic crossing on the QM2 (doing in '17)

Antarctica

Canada / New England

South America

[Knobhdy]

I wanted to ride the Orient Express, the trans Siberian Railroad, and walk the pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela.

 

I have wanted to do the pilgrimage from Paris to Compostela since I was in High School. I would like to do it on horseback, but tours are much more likely to feature bikes.

 

I do have a few cruises on my must do list:

circumnavigate South America (especially if I can do a stop over at Antarctica)

World Cruise - Or really any long haul cruise. I love the idea of living on a boat for several months at a time, visiting new places and seeing new things.

[tetleytea]

I like Canada/NE as a land tour, and I would do it again and again.

[carinainacar]

Go without them. You'll never regret it.

 

 

I definitely would but unfortunately I'm not old enough to cruise on my own yet. XD