Cunard
Cunard stands out from many other cruise lines for its dedication to transatlantic cruises. It offers weeklong senior cruises between Southampton and New York for a big part of the year.
There aren’t any port stops in between, so this allows passengers to get maximum entertainment from the ship and the onboard activities it offers. And trust us when we say that this cruise line goes all out when it comes to shipboard activities designed for older adults.
Besides ballroom and fitness classes, you can also enjoy fencing and watercolor workshops.
And if you’re a senior who’d rather expand your mind, you can take part in educational shows at QM2’s first-at-sea planetarium, enjoy lectures by guest experts, and learn some new computer skills.
Depending on your tastes, there are also special themed senior cruises, like literature, fashion, and genealogy sailings, if you want to explore a more in-depth interest during your week away.
Since tradition is important to this oh-so-British line, you’ll enjoy afternoon tea daily, complete with live music and scones topped with jam. And in the line’s formal evenings, you’ll dress your best and escort your partner around the ballroom dance floor after dinner.
And don’t worry if you’re sailing solo! Gentleman hosts are always on hand to whirl you around the Queens Room.
And if you want the ultimate extravagance, book one of the top-of-the-line rooms, and you’ll enjoy the services of a personal butler, priority boarding, a private sun deck, and a reserved table at the most exclusive dining areas onboard.
Each ship also has an onboard pub, offering classic English pub grub and games, including trivia quizzes and cheering on your favorite sports team. On the outer decks, you can enjoy paddle tennis and deck quoits.
Which one of these senior cruise options is your first pick? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments below!
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