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Family cruises, planned with someone in your corner

A cruise can be the easiest vacation your family ever takes, or the most confusing to book. There are dozens of ships, cabin types, and sailings, and the price you see online is rarely the whole story. I help you sort through it, pick what fits, and handle the details so the trip feels easy from the start.

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Royal Caribbean and Celebrity, in the Caribbean and the Bahamas

I specialize in Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises, with a focus on the Caribbean and the Bahamas. They cover a wide range of families, from first-time cruisers who want water slides and kids’ clubs to couples and grandparents who want a quieter ship and a great dinner.

Have another cruise line or region in mind? Ask. I’m happy to help you compare options, even if it’s not on this page.

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Royal Caribbean

Big ships with plenty to do for every age, from pools and shows to activities for kids and teens. I’ve earned Royal Caribbean University’s Master of Adventure certification.

Celebrity Cruises

A more relaxed, modern feel, with a focus on food, comfortable spaces, and time to unwind. I’ve completed Celebrity Learning and earned the Celebrity Learning Scholar designation.

Weddings, vow renewals, and proposals at sea

Thinking about saying “I do” on a cruise, renewing your vows, or planning a proposal at sea? I’m a Certified Royal Weddings Professional through Royal Caribbean University. I’ll work with Royal Caribbean’s wedding team on your behalf and handle the cruise details for you and your guests, so you can focus on the celebration.

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More than the booking

  • Choosing the right ship and sailing for your family’s ages, interests, and budget
  • Picking a cabin that fits, and explaining what you give up or gain with each type
  • Understanding what’s included and what costs extra, like drink packages, Wi-Fi, and gratuities
  • Shore excursions that fit your group
  • A hotel the night before or after your cruise, so you’re not racing to the port
  • Transportation between the airport, your hotel, and the ship
  • Travel protection options, so you can decide what coverage makes sense
  • Passport and document reminders well before you leave

New to cruising?

First cruises come with a lot of questions: which ship, which cabin, what to pack, how dining works, what happens at each port. That’s exactly where I help most. I’ll walk you through each step so you know what to expect before you ever get to the pier.

How we’ll plan it

  1. Tell me who’s going, when, and what you have in mind.

  2. I come back with a few options that fit, not every sailing on the calendar.

  3. You book with confidence, and I stay with you through the trip.

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Common questions

  • Does it cost more to book through you?

    In most cases, no. The cruise line pays my commission, so you typically pay the same as booking on your own.

  • Who do I pay?

    You pay the cruise line directly. I never collect payment for your cruise.

  • Can you help with a cruise line you don’t list here?

    Yes. Ask me about any line or region and I’ll tell you honestly if it’s a good fit and how I can help.

  • What if something changes after I book?

    Call or email me. I’ll work with the cruise line on your behalf and help you understand your options.

  • How far ahead should we book?

    It depends on the sailing, the season, and how many cabins you need. Popular sailings and school-break dates tend to fill early, so it’s worth starting the conversation as soon as you have dates in mind.

Let’s find your ship

Tell me a little about your family and your dates. I’ll reply within 48 hours.

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