What Are Gay Group Cruises All About?
If you're not ready for an all-gay cruise, or there's something you don't like about them, the next best thing is gay group cruises.
Gay group cruises are basically an organized group of gays on what would be an otherwise straight cruise.
They're treated like any other group, such as a company or other arranged group.
It's like a cruise within a cruise! The gay group on a large ship might be between 1 and 10% of all the passengers.
The experience is somewhere in between being on a mainstream cruise and an all-gay cruise, as you might expect.
Meetings and activities will be arranged, which will make it easy to find friends and dining buddies, but gay activities will sometimes be in closed quarters, so as not to offend other passengers.
There are some special events though, parties, bar events or access to certain areas or lounges that might otherwise not be available.
The good thing about gay group cruises is that there are far more options than with gay cruises They have different ports of call, destinations, timings and are far more numerous in availability.
As a result, pricing may also be more competitive than it would be with an all-gay cruise.
Gay group cruises are like a half-step into all-gay cruises.
You get to sample a lot of the benefits, but aren't forced into that atmosphere.
On the other hand, all-gay cruises go to destinations that they've found to be gay-friendly, and there's no chance of weird looks from other passengers.
As always, the best option is to thoroughly investigate your options, give it a lot of thought, then make your decision and be happy with it!
Gay group cruises are basically an organized group of gays on what would be an otherwise straight cruise.
They're treated like any other group, such as a company or other arranged group.
It's like a cruise within a cruise! The gay group on a large ship might be between 1 and 10% of all the passengers.
The experience is somewhere in between being on a mainstream cruise and an all-gay cruise, as you might expect.
Meetings and activities will be arranged, which will make it easy to find friends and dining buddies, but gay activities will sometimes be in closed quarters, so as not to offend other passengers.
There are some special events though, parties, bar events or access to certain areas or lounges that might otherwise not be available.
The good thing about gay group cruises is that there are far more options than with gay cruises They have different ports of call, destinations, timings and are far more numerous in availability.
As a result, pricing may also be more competitive than it would be with an all-gay cruise.
Gay group cruises are like a half-step into all-gay cruises.
You get to sample a lot of the benefits, but aren't forced into that atmosphere.
On the other hand, all-gay cruises go to destinations that they've found to be gay-friendly, and there's no chance of weird looks from other passengers.
As always, the best option is to thoroughly investigate your options, give it a lot of thought, then make your decision and be happy with it!
