The Post Your Favorite Celebrity Cruise Photos Thread

[dani negreanu]

2 minutes ago, MamaFej said:

Thanks for posting pictures from our mutual Iceland/Ireland cruise on the Reflection last year. It was amazing!

 

Indeed it was -- one of our best cruises ever. The itinerary, as well as the people we've met through our very active roll call 😁

 

[Spif Barwunkel]

Pillow maker, Barcelona street village.

[Chrisclaire]

 

Newly refurbished Millennium, March 2019 Hong Kong to Shanghai.

Was a cold cruise, so not many loungers occupied!

And my favourite part of the ship 😆😆

 

 

 

Edited April 22, 2020 by Chrisclaire

[cachouonacruise]

2 hours ago, dani negreanu said:

 

Thank you, I went down the "list", almost done.... I would have loved to visit Antarctica and South America, but the long flights have "done" me in....

I've been lucky to accomplish so much.

 

I really appreciated all your pictures and you are very fortunate to have been able to visit all these beautiful areas. I just retired with the hope of travelling a bit and ... Covid-19 took over. I know, my issue is ....insignificant in comparison to anybody else having to deal with that virus. 

 

 Nevertheless, I steal dream for a brighter future for all of us. 

[cachouonacruise]

54 minutes ago, Chrisclaire said:

 

Newly refurbished Millennium, March 2019 Hong Kong to Shanghai.

Was a cold cruise, so not many loungers occupied!

And my favourite part of the ship 😆😆

 

 

 

 

Wow! You are so lucky! This was our dream cruise for March 2020.... which was unfortunately cancelled. I hope you enjoyed it! 

[Host Kat]

35 minutes ago, Chrisclaire said:

 

 

I "see" Daleks gathered around that table. Other Doctor Who fans will understand.  

 

Host Kat 

 

[WonderMan3]

At Cas Abao Beach in Curacao, from an Eclipse cruise in January 2015. This beach was about a 30 minute drive from the cruise port but we loved it; went there every time we made a port stop in Curacao.

[mauimary]

Boulders Beach CapeTown South Africa

[mauimary]

Cape of Good Hope.  South Africa

[MSCruiseFan]

On 4/21/2020 at 3:35 PM, Newbury newbie said:

Sunset Bar & Grill, Maho Beach, St Maarten - Reflection 2016

 

I so wanted to get this picture on our first visit to the island.  Great timing for that one - still recovering from a hurricane so no traffic (or at least VERY little) and I didn't even get to see a plane land.  Still on my list for a future cruise.

[MamaFej]

1 hour ago, cachouonacruise said:

 

I really appreciated all your pictures and you are very fortunate to have been able to visit all these beautiful areas. I just retired with the hope of travelling a bit and ... Covid-19 took over. I know, my issue is ....insignificant in comparison to anybody else having to deal with that virus. 

 

 Nevertheless, I steal dream for a brighter future for all of us. 

Same, here. Hubby and I made a conscious decision in our 20s to live below our means, maximize deferred compensation and invest as much as possible so that we could travel extensively in retirement. We decided to do as much international travel as possible in the next few years, then focus more on RVing around North America once we have grandkids. After 30 years, retirement is finally here, and, well...

 

I understand that feeling of "my issue is insignificant in comparison..." However, it's okay to be sad. It's okay to be disappointed. I've been saying that to a LOT of high school seniors (including my son) lately. In acknowledging your feelings about what you have lost, you are in no way diminishing the losses of others. You recognize and respect their losses. You understand the enormous differences between what you've lost and what others have lost.

 

As I've often stated, saying that I shouldn't be said because others have it worse is like saying that I shouldn't be happy because others have it better. Your feelings are valid. 

 

I join you in dreaming of a brighter future for all.

[NMTraveller]

Aruba

[NMTraveller]

[NMTraveller]

[dani negreanu]

Old Lahaina Luau, Maui

We usually don't "go" for touristy shows, but this one was set in a very nice place right on the sea, and very interesting.

 

 

[dani negreanu]

[dani negreanu]

Hard to see, but very tasty....

[Chrisclaire]

11 hours ago, cachouonacruise said:

 

Wow! You are so lucky! This was our dream cruise for March 2020.... which was unfortunately cancelled. I hope you enjoyed it! 

Such a shame. It was a fantastic cruise seeing so many places we would otherwise never visit. 

We had a week in H.K. and 2 nights in Macau before the cruise & 2 nights in Shanghai at the end.

All amazing places!

I do hope you get the chance at some other time to go.

We also met some lovely people.

For me, part of the memory of a great cruise is the people you meet from all over the world.

We have only done 5 so far, now is our time to "up" our travel.....not for a wee while yet 😕

[mahdnc]

Dec 24 2016 Infinity sailing, 15 Night Valparaiso to Buenos Aires

 

An albatross greets us at Cape Horn on New Years Day 2017.

 

[JBare]

The Dragon bridge in Da Nang taken from a rickshaw on our 2015 Millenium cruise

 

[JBare]

Traffic in Hanoi can be problematic !

 

[JBare]

The post office in Saigon.

 

 

[Chrisclaire]

This is one of my favourite parts, seeing the sign & the anticipation of the ship and our forthcoming trip. I get so excited 😊

[WonderMan3]

View of the Pitons in St. Lucia taken in January 2016. We stopped at a restaurant (I think it was called The Beacon) for some refreshments at the end of our excursion from Eclipse.

[Chrisclaire]

Millennium March 2019

Another favourite part.....

The Martini Bar, we have met so many lovely people whilst enjoying the best cocktails!