Naptime Nester!: Our First Cruise

Caribbean Cruise - Part 3

April 2015

The Carnival Breeze

We didn't do much research as far as the ship was concerned before booking our cruise, as we were more concerned with the dates! However, our travel agent must have been looking out for us because our ship was awesome!

Overall, Carnival is a family friendly cruise line. I've obviously never cruised on any other cruise line, but I've heard that others are geared more toward adults. As two teachers and as parents, kids don't bother us! ha! It would actually be really weird to go somewhere without there being kids...

Since it was our anniversary cruise, we spent a little more to get a room with a balcony.

It was small and simple with just two chairs but it was nice to be able to see down to the larger deck below.

I won't lie, I had visions of the Titanic movie a few times when walking down these halls. After a couple times, you get used to it!

Unfortunately, these were the only pictures I seem to have taken of our room. It had a couch, bed, tv, dresser, small cabinet/closet, and a small bathroom. Plenty of room for just the two of us.

Around the ship

(Please excuse my pictures. I'm not a photographer and often found myself snapping pictures without really even looking at the camera!I can promise that my pictures don't do this ship justice!)

This is the main level where you board. Our dining room was also on that floor as well as a bar, customer service, and access to the theatre.

This is the Lido deck with lots of restaurants, bars, and access to the buffets. It stayed pretty crowded the whole time. Also, they did a morning show on that tv as well as movies at night!

This is what made the ship so awesome for kids! A water park on a ship! How cool is that?!? Also, putt putt, basketball, and a track.

The Blush Restaurant! We ate breakfast here a couple of times. Most mornings, we ordered room service so that we could eat a quick breakfast before our ports.