Back to Back Cruises | Why they are one of the BEST ways to cruise!
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one of my favorite waves to travel is on a back-to-back cruise and today I'm going to tell you all about them
I've cruised on their back-to-back cruise only one time and that was onboard radiance of the Seas back in 2017
it's a fantastic opportunity to actually get to experience a second itinerary or voyage while staying on the ship
you can maximize the length of time that you're away on holidays for me one of my favorite aspects of cruising on a back-to-back was that moment the last line of the cruise when everyone else is starting to get ready to get off
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Back to back cruises are a fantastic way to maximise the length of your holiday with as little hassle as possible. They also allow you to experience more ports and itineraries than you could on just one cruise. Watch the video to learn more about back to back cruises and why they're one of the best ways to cruise. Have you done a back to back cruise before? I cruised on a back to back voyage on Radiance of the Seas, starting with a 14 night cruise to New Zealand from Sydney return, and then an 8 night cruise to Hobart, Adelaide and Melbourne, returning to Sydney again. The next back to back voyage on my radar is an Azamara Mediterranean adventure for 22 nights, starting in Lisbon, Portugal and ending in Civitavecchia, Italy for Rome. I hope you enjoyed learning more about back to back cruises. If you have any questions or comments, please let me know below. If you haven't already subscribed I would appreciate if you could! If you would like any help in organising travel, head to my website: www.thecruiseandtravelguy.com.au | you can also follow me on Facebook and Instagram @thecruiseandtravelguy Thanks for watching, and stay safe!