Why Small Ship Cruising is Better?

1. The experience is intimate.

The No. 1 reason why some travelers prefer small ships is the intimate experience that it offers.

With perhaps 200 fellow passengers (or even as few as 35) - instead of the 3-6,000 you find on large cruise ships - the small group size makes for a warmer and more authentic experience.

2. Small ships take you to smaller, exotic ports of call.

Small ships whisk guests away to the less populated, more out-of-the-way places that the big ships simply cannot access, like a hidden harbor, a private beach, or a colorful local fishing village. There are no mass crowds and big buses. Instead, guests have opportunities to share quiet moments away from the crowds; immerse themselves in local, exotic cultures; and spend more time off the ship exploring the destination.

3. Very personalized service is the norm.

The crew on small ships develops close relationships with guests. They know your name, your favorite drink, your culinary preferences, and more.

4. Exclusive experiences are ready and waiting for you.

Small ships focus on immersing their guests in exclusive experiences like kayaking in Alaska, tribute ceremonies at Normandy Beaches, or exclusive access to monuments and world heritage sites.

5. You will make amazing connections onboard.

It’s a close community onboard, with plenty of interaction for those who want it. The environment is social and convivial, both on and off the ship, and guests often make life-long friends.

6. The captain is personally available.

Small ship operators are more likely to have an open-bridge policy, which means guests can

meet with the captain on the bridge - and ask all sorts of questions about where the ship currently is on the map, what’s on the charts, how the radar works, etc. Guests can enjoy building genuine relationships with the captain, the officers, the entire crew.

7. You will enjoy an authentic sailing experience.

On a small ship, you feel like you’re sailing on your own private yacht. Everything - the conversations with other guests, the nightly port talks, the excursions, the cuisine - is personal.

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