I was just wondering which cruisline is recomended for Honeymooners?

Honestly, it doesn't matter, honey. If you married the right guy you won't feel any need to leave your cabin, anyway.

Then whats the point of spending the money on a cruise?

children, children. When is your honeymoon, Steph? What do you and your fiancee enjoy? (dancing, hiking, snorkel, beach, castles) Cruises go everywhere and offer everything. Some lines cater to older passengers, others want to maintain a "party atmosphere". Tell us more about yourseld and your fiancee, the month you are traveling and the part of the world you want to visit.

We are active people who want a nice place to go with a relaxing atmosphere. I think we'd like more of an adults only kind of thing. We'd like to be pampered ya know?!

HI Steph,<BR><BR>Other than spending quite a bit of money on an upscale type of cruise I would say book Holland America or Celebrity. You should also look into the masted sailing vessels such as Windjammer or Windstar.<BR><BR>Paul

Steph,<BR><BR>Other than the now defunct Renaissance, I can't think of any adults only lines. Most of the upscale lines do not actively encourage children nor offer any programs for them, so therefore don't have many children on board. If you're looking for active, pampered, and relaxing, you may want to look into Radisson, Windstar, and perhaps even the new SeaDream (have read some positive reviews). The latter two have fold-down watersports platforms on the stern of all of their ships with different water toys for your use. And Radisson has them on some (I know on Paul Gauguin) if not all of theirs. I've seen lots of discounts lately that would make these lines much more reasonable than usual. Hope this helps.

A honeymoon on one of Seabourn's mega<BR>yacht's would be perfect!! No children<BR>and the passengers are great as is the<BR>crew and staff! I've been on the Legend and the Pride and Seabourn is the finest<BR>line!! I describe it as "an out of body experience!!" Have fun!!