Cruise Deals from Skyscraper Tours

This weeks cruise deals from Skyscraper Tours.

Ever dream of sailing on the newest cruise ship to hit the waters? Royal Caribbean is offering a deal for the brand new Allure of the Seas for its second cruise that departs from Fort Lauderdale on 12/12/10. The ship visits Nassau, St Thomas and St Maarten on this 7 night Eastern Caribbean Cruise. Enjoy the new features this ship has to offer including Central Park, Boardwalk, Aqua Theater and all the other favorites Royal Caribbean is known for. Rates for this cruise start at just $729.

If you need a break and only have a few days to spare, try the four night cruise on the Majesty of the Seas from Royal Caribbean. This four night cruise leaves Miami on 12/13/10 and visits Key West, Nassau and Cococay. Rates start at $159 per person.

Royal Caribbean is also offering deals on Radiance of the Seas out of the Port of Tampa. This four night cruise leaves Tampa on 12/16/10 and travels to Cozumel and back. A balcony room on this sailing starts at $319 a person.

Or try Celebrity's newest ship, the Eclipse. There are two seven night itineraries to choose from 11/27/10 and 12/4/10. The ship sets sail from Miami on a Western Caribbean voyage that includes stops in Grand Cayman, Cozumel, Costa Maya and Honduras. Rates start at just $399 for this new ship.

Celebrity Century also has some great deals on two different itineraries. The four night itinerary leaves Miami on 12/2/10 and goes to Key West and Cozumel with rates starting at $149 per person. For just a little more, you can add a day. Two separate five night itineraries are available with rates that start at $179. The first option leaves Miami on 11/27/10 and goes to The second choice leaves on 12/11/10 and goes to Ocho Rios and back.

This rates are part of the Tuesday Sales Event that occurs on 11/16/10. As with all rates, these are subject to change and availability. These rates include cruise fare and port taxes.

For more information on these or other cruise options, contact Dick Gothner with Skyscraper Tours.

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  1. Caribbean Cruise LinesWednesday, December 18, 2013

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