Survival Of The Fittest
It's easy to stay fit while you cruise. Depending on your ship,
take your pick of stretch and tone, walk-a-mile, aquacise, workouts
in the gym and aerobics classes. Sports enthusiasts can also
compete for medals and prizes. Join ping-pong and shuffleboard
tournaments or get in the swing with golf putting and chipping.
Many ships also offer sports courts, including paddle tennis,
volleyball and basketball.
Taking A Dive
Learn to snorkel and/or scuba dive with professional, fully
certified PADI instructors. Some lines offer a complete dive
program on seven-day cruises to the Caribbean. Under the guidance
of the professional staff, you can get your feet wet with
snorkeling and scuba demonstrations, snorkeling classes and
tours and scuba tours for non-certified and certified divers.
You can even get a full scuba certification during your cruise.
An Afternoon Drive
If golf is your sport, some lines can take you to the best
places around the world to tee off. On the Hawaii and Tahiti
cruises, for instance, there are beautiful golf courses in
every breathtaking Hawaiian port. The blue waters of the Caribbean
are complemented by as many as nine different tropical greens.
If you choose not to leave your floating resort, newer ships
have a virtual driving range and a golf pro onboard to help
you refine your swing
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