It is possible for cruising to be enjoyed by all members of the family.  If you are considering a family cruise reading this article is a must!

Royal Caribbean Cruise Line’s Voyager of the Seas is a mega-entertainment ship with entertainment from morning until late, there are supervised clubs for kids that run until 1am.  Entertainment is not only confined to on-board.  The menu off-shore is astonishing with activities like bike rides, scuba-diving, dolphin-cuddling and much more!  Value for money on Voyager is superb.  Happy kids make for relaxed parents and thats how you rate a good holiday!  Call 0845 165 9090.

P&O has three family-friendly ships Aurora, Oriana and Oceana with four clubs for kids aged 2-17, a nursery and a full entertainment programme of entertainment until 10.30pm.  If you don’t want to fly to meet your ship, European cruises begin and end at Southampton.  Call 0845 355 5333.

Carnival specialises in excellent family entertainment.  Its Camp carnival is split into four age groups from 2 to 15 and ships have a two-level children’s area with a dedicated pool and a 200ft slide for everyone to use.

And finally…cruise ships can be very large and offer plenty of facilities to keep the children occupied.  If you are nervous about wondering where they are, don’t forget to pack the essential two-way radios because you cannot rely on mobile phones on board.

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