Naples Luxury Cruises

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A suite cruise wins if you want to see more than one place and like your day planned around the ship. An all-inclusive resort wins if you want one beach, one pool and no schedule. Kathryn books both and will tell you which fits the trip you are describing.

Turquoise water off a Bahamas beach

Turquoise water off a Bahamas beach. Kathryn's photo.

Where the cruise wins

Several islands in one week without repacking. Better food in a suite programme than at most resorts. A butler. Days at sea, which many people find the best part.

Cost per day in a Yacht Club suite is often lower than a top-tier resort suite once you count the resort's premium dining and drinks.

Where the resort wins

No motion, ever. Your own beach. No fixed departure time. A big room by default.

Direct flights from Fort Myers to Cancun, Punta Cana and Montego Bay make a resort week simple. A cruise means the drive to the port.

How I decide with clients

I ask what you did on your best trip ever. If the answer was a place, I suggest the resort. If the answer was a ship, or a run of places, I suggest the cruise.

I have stayed at all-inclusive resorts across Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Aruba and Turks and Caicos. I have also stayed in the Yacht Club and the Haven. I am not guessing either way.

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