DOES FLORIDA OFFER SUNSET CRUISES?
 

Does Florida offer any sunset cruises, like in the Caribbean? You know group rates?<BR><BR>I know Key West does, but what about the rest of Florida?<BR><BR>My husband and I are planning a trip in late September, not sure where, but either on the gulf side or ocean side - <BR><BR>Clearwater all the way down to Key West<BR><BR>or Daytona all the way down to Key West.<BR><BR>Thanks

Hi Susan,<BR><BR>I am heading to Palm Beach this weekend for a weeks vacation on the Atlantic. I too would like a small cruise. I know that large cruise ships have their ports in mainly Miami and Ft. Lauderdale. I thought I would try something a little different, and that is to take one of those casino ships out. There is something called, "The Palm Beach Princess" that looks interesting. They take you in front of all of the large waterfront homes of Palm Beach, offer a pool and a restaurant; and just overall looks like it might be fun. I'll attach their website for you.<BR><BR>Happy Trails,<BR>Paul<BR><BR>http://www.pbcasino.com/<BR>

Dr Head: I think I know you. Your first name is dick, right???

Richard, to you.

I'm not sure of the answer to your question, but wouldn't you have to be on the gulf side for a sunset cruise?

The sun sets even if you're cruising off the east coast. What a concept!

That's Right Blanche!<BR><BR>I forgot that the sun never goes down on the East Coast of Florida. That's why they call it the sunshine state.

Isn't the idea of a sunset cruise to see the sun set over the ocean, not the coastline?

Well maybe I should have said water or the gulf instead of ocean. sorry for the wording, but is it really worth cussing about? suzyq, have you ever thought of maybe some type of anger control seminar? Or maybe just getting a personality?