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Cruise specialist

A cruise itinerary that fits your crew, not just the brochure

Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line both have a lot of ships and a lot of itineraries — I'll help you pick the right one, the right cabin, and the right dining time, then handle the booking.

Familiar with Royal Caribbean & Disney Cruise Line ships
Cabin category guidance beyond "balcony vs. inside"
Shore excursions planned before you set sail

What I handle for you

The planning, not just the booking

Ship & itinerary matching

Bigger ship with more onboard activities, or a smaller ship with more port time? I'll match the ship and itinerary to what your group actually wants.

Cabin category guidance

Interior, oceanview, balcony, suite — I'll help you weigh the real difference in your experience, not just the price tag.

Dining & scheduling

Main dining time, specialty restaurants, and onboard reservations — sorted out before you board so you're not on hold with guest services.

Shore excursions

Booked-through-the-cruise-line vs. independent operators — I'll help you plan excursions that fit your ports and your pace.

Multigenerational logistics

Traveling with grandparents, teens, and toddlers in one group? I'll help coordinate cabins near each other and activities that work for everyone.

Travel protection

I'll walk you through travel insurance options so a missed embarkation or a health issue doesn't sink the whole trip.

Popular trips I plan

Whatever kind of sailing you're picturing

First-time cruisers Multigenerational family reunions Milestone celebrations Spring break & school-break sailings Short weekend cruises Alaska & longer itineraries

FAQs

Common questions

Royal Caribbean or Disney Cruise Line — which is right for us?

It depends on your group — Disney Cruise Line leans family-first with character experiences and adults-only spaces built in; Royal Caribbean has a wider range of ships and price points, with some of the biggest onboard activities at sea. Tell me about your crew and I'll point you toward the right line and ship.

Do you charge a fee to book our cruise?

For most cruise bookings, my help is free to you — the cruise line pays a commission for bookings made through a travel advisor, so you pay the same cruise fare either way.

How far ahead should we book?

Booking 6–12 months out generally gets you the best cabin selection and price, especially for holiday or school-break sailings — but I can also work with shorter timelines.

What about gratuities and onboard spending?

I'll walk you through what's included in your fare versus what's extra — gratuities, drink packages, specialty dining — so you can budget before you go, not after.

Get in touch

Let's plan your cruise

Tell me your group, your dates, and which cruise line you're leaning toward — I'll take it from there.

Direct contact

Reach out any time

Fastest way to reach me: send the form and I'll follow up by email within a day or two.

Departure request