Cruises aren't just for adults. Children can have just as much fun sailing from one wondrous island to the next. I went on my first cruise at the tender age of 14 and I wouldn't trade that experience for anything. Visiting places I never thought I would see was incredible. But the onboard activities were excellent. The best part is that ships have activities for people of all ages. Young men and women can swim in the pool, play video games in the arcade, rock climb on the top deck or sing karaoke at the teen night clubs. Norwegian Cruises has Nickelodeon at Sea for children. Your child can dance and sing during Dora's Music Party, play Slime Time Live, or eat with his or her favorite character. Carnival Cruises offers Camp Carnival for kids from ages 2 to 14. The camp has story time and reading, games and activities, puppets, jewelry making, slumber parties and more. And for the young adults, they have Club 02 that holds pool parties, dancing and singing, volleyball and basketball. Hop on the Bungee Trampoline on Royal Caribbean’s Enchantment of the Seas or dive into the H20 Zone on the Freedom of the Seas. Infants as young as 6 months can join Royal Caribbeans Royal Babies. Finally, Disney Cruises allows children to spend their vacation with their favorite characters. Each ship offers a variety of activities for young and older alike. Decide on a vacation and take your children on the adventure of their lives.
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