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Leisure Sailing Cruises
It was that photograph. A large sailing ship, heeling in the breeze, islands in the background, bright blue sky overhead with puffy clouds. You could see people standing on the deck, looking out over the sea. A small bow wave glinted in the sunlight as the ship headed for its next port. I could almost feel the wind, smell the sea spray, hear the waves slapping the bow and taste the salt. That one photograph sold me. It was 1979 and I was due for a vacation. It was my first windjammer cruise, aboard the Flying Cloud, sailing in the British Virgin Islands, and it would be the best. Leisure cruising on a great old sailing ship is a fantastic way to unwind and escape the stretch and sag of everyday life. If you have never tried it, you are in for a treat. Like to know more about what is is like? Check out my 1st Cruise.There is a whole fleet of vessels, world wide, that offer this exceptional way to travel and vacation. Their hallmark is their laid-back, easy-going style of cruising. Ships range from smaller vessels carrying around a dozen passengers to larger vessels carrying as many as 150 lucky shipmates. Their styles range from absolutely informal to dress; there is something for everyone. Some are ideal for family vacationing and some lean towards more partying and craziness. Here is what to expect and the cruising Areas you'll explore. You can find a vessel that offers a cruise that fits your style perfectly. To narrow down your possibilities, print out your personal Cruise Guide Questionnaire. It will help you consider all of the different options you have and give you an idea which style of cruise will best meet your expectations. now.
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