If money were no object, where would you take your summer vacation? For many of us, the answer is Europe. The Mediterranean brings fascinating history and exciting fantasies alive with ports in the French Riviera, Italy, Spain, Greece and more. Imagine sipping wine at a sidewalk cafe in Cannes, gazing past white washed buildings at the azur sea in Greece and flamenco dancing in Barcelona, all on the same trip.
Or perhaps your Old World dreams are of delightful villages in Denmark, spectacular Norwegian fjords and regal domes of St. Petersburg. Whether you seek sunshine or a cool respite, it's hard to beat a European cruise. The cruise prices can be surprisingly affordable, often on a par with similar length itineraries in North America for summer months. After factoring in the value of gourmet meals, onboard entertainment, transportation between cities and comfortable accomodations, Euopean land vacations have trouble competing with cruises value wise.
While interior cities require land exploration (or a river cruise), much of history unfolded at the great ports of the world, and cruising delivers enticing panoramas to your floating resort. What's stopping you from experiencing this grandeur for yourself? 
Summer air fares and complicated travel plans to see everything while "in the area" stymie many people from taking the plunge. Yes, cruise line air arrangements frequently cost a bit more than booking independently, but this year the gap is less. 
By the time you consider included transfers, cruise line air arrangements are very competitive. If the cruise plus air is within your budget but additional days on land price you out of the picture, then re-consider your plans.
Summer air fares and complicated travel plans to see everything while "in the area" stymie many people from taking the plunge. Yes, cruise line air arrangements frequently cost a bit more than booking independently, but this year the gap is less. 
By the time you consider included transfers, cruise line air arrangements are very competitive. If the cruise plus air is within your budget but additional days on land price you out of the picture, then re-consider your plans. 
Hotels and meals in major European cities will seem expensive relative to cruising, so rather than trying to do it all on this trip, maybe you should save that city as a port to explore on your next cruise. 
Just don't talk yourself out of a great experience trying to stretch the cruise beyond your financial comfort zone. Then again, if you have the funds, and for many people time is a more valuable commodity than money, take a tour in conjunction with your cruise, or spend a couple of days in Rome, Barcelona, London or Copenhagen pre-cruise. 
In short, live your dreams this summer. Call Wes toll free at 866-554-5553 to start planning your cruise in Europe or another fascinting vacation. Better service leads to better trips! 
