'Cheap' and 'All Inclusive' are rarely words that go together when it comes to cruising. I spent 7 days onboard an old cruise ship, the Marella Discovery 2, to find out what it was all about.
I enjoyed this trip so much, I've just booked another Marella cruise today 😂😂 I can't resist a good discount code and code 'OCEAN200' got me £200 off. You can use that here: https://tui-uk.7cnq.net/mOrBEa (affiliate link) or if you're in the USA you can now book via my agents team! https://emmacruises.com/book-a-cruise-usa-and-canada/ 😋✈️
I’m currently onboard an all-inclusive cruise on one of the oldest and smallest cruise ships around. The ship I’m sailing on started her life as Legend of the Seas for Royal Caribbean in the 1990s and she’s now with an all-inclusive cruise line where flights, transfers, tips and even alcohol are included in the cruise fare.
My last trip was a rocky transatlantic voyage where I spent 7 days at sea feeling rough so I really wanted this trip to be as easy and drama-free as possible. I booked a cruise sailing around the Canary Islands with just one sea day, hoping that would mean calm seas and hopefully blue skies. I did not want to repeat of my last cruise.
The cruise was advertised at a little under £1000 per person so I decided to give it a go. In reality as with most cruises, I did end up paying more than that.
