Cruise Private Island VS Real Port? Which is Better?
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I have a kind of a strong opinion about this and at the end of this video, I want to know what you think in the comments section below.
They're all doing these things and Disney has Castaway K and they're building other islands in other parts of the world and they're doing all of this and you have to understand right off the bat they're doing this because they want to keep all the money inhouse.
But for me and you, the cruise dourist, uh, if you're going somewhere, do you want to see another country?
I'm going to always pick countries and culture and exploring that over chilling on a private island. But it's a close fight.
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Every cruise itinerary has them — those perfect-looking private islands with white sand beaches, crystal clear water, and zero surprises. But is that really what you signed up for when you booked a cruise to see the world? Today I’m settling this debate once and for all. Private island vs a real port of call — a real country, real culture, real food, real people. One of these changes you. One of these is just a beach with a logo on it. I’ve done both and I have some strong opinions. Drop your take in the comments — are you a private island person or do you want the real thing? Let’s talk about it