We're looking at a 2010 NCL Dawn cruise and not sure if it's best to book directly with NCL for the best rates? Any online sites that are better priced or even offer Shipboard Credit when booking ? Thank you.
Best way to book a NCL Cruise ??
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Uh Tbeast you are boing a bit too obvious here don't ya think. And the OP is looking to book a cruise, not excursions.
To th eOP. Many here swear by www.cruisecompete.com.
Second for www.CruiseCompete.com. As you've already figured out exactly what sailing you want, let the agents compete to offer you the best price.
Thank you. I decided to use cruisecompete.com....looks fantastic!