Cruise Deals from Skyscraper Tours

Navigator of the Seas from our 2007 cruiseA few days left until Christmas and Dick Gothner of Skyscraper Tours has passed along a few deals that could make the perfect holiday gift for someone this season.

There are two different deals on the Navigator of the Seas. The first one leaves Fort Lauderdale on 1/10/11 and embarks on a 5-night Western Caribbean Cruise and visits Labadee and Montego Bay. A balcony on this sailing is just $319 a person. The second sailing is also a 5-night Western Caribbean Cruise and departs Fort Lauderdale on 1/15/11. This sailing makes a stop at Grand Cayman and Cozumel. An atrium room will set you back just $199 per person. The Navigator of the Seas is a Voyager Class ship and features a skating rink, mini-golf course and much more to enjoy. We traveled on this ship in 2007 and had a blast.

Want to travel on the largest, most innovative ship in the fleet? Try the brand new Oasis of the Seas. There are two itineraries to choose from. The 7-night Western Caribbean Cruise departs Fort Lauderdale on 1/8/11 and visits Labadee, Cozumel and Costa Maya. The 7-night Eastern Caribbean Cruise leaves on 1/15/11 and goes to Nassau, St. Thomas and St. Maarten. Rates start at $799 to cruise the largest ship on the market. With a Central Park, Boardwalk with zip line, Aqua Theater and all of the other amenities that Royal Caribbean is known for, a cruise on the Oasis will be a vacation to remember.

Or if you are looking for something out of Tampa, the Radiance of the Seas is for you. The 5-night Western Caribbean Cruise leaves the Port of Tampa on 1/8/11 and goes to Cozumel and Costa Maya. An outside cabin is just $229.

You can view these and other itineraries by clicking here.

These rates are part of Royal Caribbean's Tuesday Sale Event on 12/21/10. As with all cruise rates, these rates are subject to change and availability.

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

Comments

  1. UnknownThursday, January 06, 2011

    A couple of things-
    1- Navigator of the Seas is a BEAUTIFUL ship - love it!
    2- If going to Cozumel and diving, please look up my friends at Eco Divers - they are on Facebook and easy to find - great guys and great shop in downtown San Miguel!

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