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3 perfect beach destinations for a cruise getaway

Deciding which cruise trip to go for isn’t an easy task. But the need to find something a bit more specific can make this search a lot more hectic. For example, there are not a lot of resources that can help you find the best beach destinations that one should explore by cruise. And that’s something we can help with. We’ve listed a few stunning beach destinations that you can choose for a cruise trip.

Eagle Beach, Aruba, Dutch Caribbean
Aruba is one of the most popular destinations in the Caribbean Sea. This hotspot is surrounded by crystal-clear waters and filled with flora and fauna, making it the perfect family and solo holiday destination. A cruise trip around Aruba will ensure you get to enjoy the best that the island has to offer. One of the top cruise lines that offer itineraries to this exotic island is Carnival Cruises. A cruise trip around the island with Carnival Cruises will cost you from $500 to $1200. Carnival Cruises also offers deals to tour the locales and enjoy onboard services and entertainment.

Mykonos, Greece
Mykonos is another popular beach destination that you must visit while on a cruise. The landscape of white houses wrapped in fresh flowers against the backdrop of a blue ocean is definitely a sight to see. Quiet beaches, vibrant nightlife, and vivacious culture make this famous tourist locale a great place for all. There are many popular cruises that travel through the region. One of the more popular ones is Costa Cruises, which will cost you anywhere between $800 and $1500. Costa also offers local sightseeing tours that will ensure you get to experience the local culture. If you join the Costa Club, you can also access a 20% off cruise deal on your trip and get up to 50% off on various onboard services.

Nice, France
If you enjoy lounging under the sun, tasting new cuisines, and beautiful beaches, it’s time to book a cruise to the French Riviera. The best part about this city is the fact that is filled with beaches. Nice also has a lot of other places to visit, like the old town, the Promenade des Anglais, and the Nice museum. You can travel to this beautiful island with Silversea Cruises. The luxury cruise line has recently opened its bookings to popular destinations over the world.

Many popular cruise lines are offering deals to passengers. There are senior citizen discounts and season discounts along. You can also access combo deals to save on onboard services such as food and drinks while booking tickets. Royal Caribbean is currently offering 30% off on all cruise trips.

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