More Cruise Deals from Skyscraper Tours

Navigator of the Seas in Port at St. Thomas during our 2007 Eastern Caribbean Cruise.Dick Gothner with Skyscraper Tours has sent over some more cruise deals. These deals are part of the Tuesday's Sales Event by Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruise Line. There are many great deals to choose from and here are some of the highlights.

Take a quick trip to the Bahamas on Monarch of the Seas. Depart Port Canaveral on 1/17/11 for a 4-night cruise to the Bahamas with stops at Nassau and Cococay. Rates start at $139 for an inside cabin.

Don't want to go to the Bahamas but will need a short sailing, try the Navigator of the Seas 4-night trip to the Western Caribbean. The ship set sail on 1/20/11 from Fort Lauderdale on a trip to Cozumel. Rates start at $219 for an inside cabin.

Want to sail on the holiday's? Check out the rates for sailings during Christmas or New Years. There are some good prices on several different ships including Adventure of the Seas, Allure of the Seas, Liberty of the Seas, Navigator of the Seas, Oasis of the Seas and Radiance of the Seas. The ships leave from various locations including Miami, San Juan, Tampa and Fort Lauderdale. While the rates may not jump out at being cheap at first glance, these are excellent prices for holiday cruising.

There are even sales on the newest and most innovative ships in the fleet, Oasis of the Seas and Allure of the Seas. Check out all of the Royal Caribbean sale rates by clicking here.

If you are looking for a break from the 7-night itineraries and want something a little longer, try two of the sale rates being offered by Celebrity. The first is a 14-night Exotic Southern Caribbean Cruise aboard the Celebrity Constellation. Depart from Fort Lauderdale on 1/29/11 and take a journey to St Maarten, Antigua, St Lucia, Barbados, Grenada, Aruba and Bonaire. Rates for an inside cabin begin at $899.

The other extended length cruise in the sale is a 10-night Ultimate Cariibean Cruise on the Celebrity Equinox. This cruise also leaves Fort Lauderdale on 1/28/11 and visits St Thomas, St Kitts, Barbados, Dominca and St Maarten. Rates for an inside cabin start at $799.

These and other Celebrity sale rates can be found by clicking here.

These rates are part of the Tuesday Sales Event that occurs on 12/14/10. As with all rates, these are subject to change and availability.

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

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