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Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Cruises: Ships, Cost, Inclusions, How To Book

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In 2022, we saw the launch of Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection. While I’d say that this is Marriott or Ritz-Carlton’s entry into the cruising world, in reality, this is just a licensing agreement. Nonetheless, this is a pretty special product, and the hotel angle is interesting. In the meantime, we’ve seen Four Seasons, Aman, and Orient…

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Why do cruise ships always list their tonnage? Is the figure supposed to influence my decision making in some way?


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 1990
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Nice photo of then Pitons in St. Lucia, but looks a bit Photoshopped. Like, to get that view, you’d need to be up at Jade Mountain, or Anse Chastanet (you know, the cheap seat).


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Some of us like big girls.


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 R B
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"One (Nautic) Mile at a Time"...


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 Ted
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Ben, Nice article about the experience on this luxury cruise line, but there is one significant error. Cruise ship tonnage (sometimes called gross tonnage) is —despite the term — not a measure of weight, but rather a measure of a ship’s internal volume. One gross ton is equivalent to 100 cubic feet or 2.83 cubic meters of enclosed space. (The weight of a cruise ship is called displacement.)


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 Jack
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Hi Ben,

You should note that on most, though not all, voyages, you do not have to pay 200% if you're travelling alone. You can in fact get a 50% discount.


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Let’s see if the Four Seasons is worth the price …


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Diamond
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Why do cruise ships always list their tonnage? Is the figure supposed to influence my decision making in some way?


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Some of us like big girls.


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 1990
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Nice photo of then Pitons in St. Lucia, but looks a bit Photoshopped. Like, to get that view, you’d need to be up at Jade Mountain, or Anse Chastanet (you know, the cheap seat).


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 R B
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"One (Nautic) Mile at a Time"...


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 Ted
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Ben, Nice article about the experience on this luxury cruise line, but there is one significant error. Cruise ship tonnage (sometimes called gross tonnage) is —despite the term — not a measure of weight, but rather a measure of a ship’s internal volume. One gross ton is equivalent to 100 cubic feet or 2.83 cubic meters of enclosed space. (The weight of a cruise ship is called displacement.)


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 Jack
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Hi Ben,

You should note that on most, though not all, voyages, you do not have to pay 200% if you're travelling alone. You can in fact get a 50% discount.


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Let’s see if the Four Seasons is worth the price …


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Let’s see if the Four Seasons is worth the price …


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