Cruising Success » Cabo San Lucas

Moving Forward Cruise

Peter Kell — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 16:49:15 +0000

The Moving Forward Cruise has been created to help those who have suffered a loss and are ready to ‘move forward’ in their lives. It evolved from the founders involvement with her mom’s seven-year walk down the Alzheimer’s path and the various support groups along the way.

If you feel as if you ‘need a vacation’ yet have been unable to because you…

• have been caring for a loved one and just couldn’t get away

• can now go, but the guilt of ‘doing something fun’ has been stopping you

• no longer have a partner, but don’t want to be the ‘third wheel’

• are being pressured by others that you are ‘moving too fast’

• have gone through a change in your living situation, perhaps a divorce,

and are now faced with a new lifestyle… you are in the right place!!!

Susan “Smitty” Price, along with Sattie Blanton, a licensed MFT, have created the Moving Forward Cruise to teach you how to get your life back. Through the workshops during ‘At Sea’ days they will give you the tools needed to redefine the new you, guilt-free.

Join them with this new approach that combines the pampering of a cruise with sessions of inner work so you can ‘move forward’ and start this new chapter in your life.

The Moving Forward Cruise sails the Mexican Riviera on the Sapphire Princess Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010

ITINERARY

1 Port of Los Angeles 4PM

2 At Sea (Workshops)

3 At Sea (Workshops)

4 Puerto Vallarta 10AM – 6PM

5 Mazatlan 7AM – 5PM

6 Cabo San Lucas 7AM – 2PM

7 At Sea (Morning Workshop)

8 Los Angeles 7AM

For more information visit www.MovingForwardCruise.com

Mexican Riviera Cruise

Peter Kell — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 16:05:38 +0000

All mexican riviera cruises include a stop in Cabo San Lucas, and in my mind, the longer the better. I love Cabo. When going there, there is no place for the ship to dock so all ships need to use small tender boats to ferry passengers ashore. Therefore, getting on and off the ship now takes considerably longer. So the longer you have in Cabo the better. Some ships leave by 2 or 3pm. If this is the case, I recommend taking a ship run tour to make the most of your time there. If the ship is there until 6 or 7 pm, then I recommend a half day tour and then you have the other half to do your own thing. Unless your ship offers full day tours that includes everything you wanted to see or do.

Puerto Vallarta – I have never been here and it be cold. It is always hot, but I love it. The golf is good in PV and so too are the tours. But if you don’t want the expense, grab a $3 shuttle or $10 taxi into downtown and walk along the boardwalk. There are some good bars/restaurants to sit and relax on the second level overlooking the water. If you miss out on the shipboard tour you wanted, there are private tour companies on the pier as you get off the ship. They are used to catering with cruise passengers so they will make sure you are back at the ship in time. Of course there are risks going with private tour companies as outlined in Cruise Ship Secrets, but what ever you chose to do, I hope you have a great time.

To make the most of your cruise, read my book Cruise Ship Secrets. It will help you with beating sea sickness, cruising with kids, saving money, what to expect onboard, what to pack, and a lot more.