Although I seem to always be dieting, I still love to eat, especially on cruises. The variety of venues and cuisine is so interesting and diverse! I thought it would be fun to look at the dining options on four very different cruise ships.

Someone forward you this email? No Sweat! Sign up here to get your own If you're having trouble viewing this email, click here Follow Us What's to Eat? The Diverse Dining Options on Cruise Ships Although I seem to always be dieting, I still love to eat, especially on cruises. The variety of venues and cuisine is so interesting and diverse! I thought it would be fun to look at the dining options on four very different cruise ships. Linda Garrison Cruises Expert More than a Baker's Dozen Dining Venues on the Royal Princess   With more than a baker's dozen dining venues, the 3,560-guest Royal Princess of Princess Cruises has casual dining options, traditional restaurants, and some delightful extra-surcharge venues like Sabatini's and the Crown Grill that are perfect for celebrating a special event. READ NOW Riviera of Oceania Cruises - Dining and Cuisine   The 1,250-guest Riviera of Oceania Cruises is a great choice for those who love a variety of dining options. Its Asian restaurant, Red Ginger, is one of my favorite floating restaurants. The mid-sized ship has several other delectable dining options, all of which will delight the cruising public. And, all but two (La Reserve and Privee) are available at no extra cost to the Riviera guests.   READ NOW Viking Njord - Longship Sails the Great Rivers of Europe   River cruise ships are smaller than ocean-going ships, but they still have great dining venues. The Viking River Cruises' Longships have one main restaurant, and it has amazing river views to go along with the good food. It also has a casual venue off the lounge that is a nice option for busy days. READ NOW Tiny Ship, but the Food is Terrific   The Wilderness Adventurer of Un-Cruise Adventures carries only 60 guests, and sails Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. Most meals are buffet and casual, but the variety, quality, and taste of the food is impressive, especially for such a tiny vessel. READ NOW Featured Articles • 4 Ways to Find and Secure Your Luggage... for Under $20! • Why You Should Visit Colorado During the 'Mud Season' • 7 Adventurous Things to do in Cuba • What's Open and What's Closed Thanksgiving Day in Montreal? • Expert Advice for Sleeping in Airports • Private islands in the Grenadines: the ultimate escape for your soul • Montreal Easter Brunch: Best Bets for 2016 • Visit Daytona Beach - Big Beach Offering Big Fun! Advertisement About Cruises  |  Follow Us You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Cruises newsletter. If you wish to unsubscribe, please click here 1500 Broadway, 6th Floor, New York, NY, 10036 © 2015 About.com - All rights reserved. Privacy Policy.