Sail on the Newest Ships at Sea From Only $349

The introduction of new ships continues every year with no signs of slowing down. Savvy vacation-goers are realizing the great value that cruise ships have to offer, and are taking to the sea in record numbers. The new ships of today offer more dining options, more spa facilities, more shopping, more onboard activities, more room to roam, and more plain old-fashioned pampering. So, sit back, relax, and read on to see what exciting vacation-enhancing features these new ships have to offer.

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In the Spotlight: Featured New Ships

• Carnival Cruise Lines: Carnival Splendor (2008)
  As the newest, largest, and most innovative ship, this ship raises the bar for Fun Ship cruising. It boasts cutting-edge facilities like the Carnival Seaside Theatre, a retractable Sky Dome, and the biggest Carnival spa ever. And guests will love the 22 bars and lounges, four pools, Twister Waterslide, and Royal Flush Casino.

• Royal Caribbean: Independence of the Seas (2008)
  Among the roster of standout features scattered among 15 decks are a shipboard surf park, a kid-friendly water park with gushing geysers, and cantilevered whirlpools extending 12 feet off the sides of the ship--along with expanded versions of the signature rock-climbing wall and ice-skating rink, both of which deliver Royal Caribbean-style adventures in true form to passengers of all ages.

• Norwegian Cruise Line: Norwegian Gem (2007)
  Purpose-built for Freestyle Cruising, Norwegian Gem comfortably transports 2,400 guests. Combining speed, restaurant options, and family friendly accommodations, the ship also offers guests a wide array of public bars and lounges, extensive sports and fitness activities, and staterooms designed with rich cherry wood finishing.

• Holland America: Eurodam (2008)
  Holland America Line will name the first of its Signature Class ships the Eurodam, a 2,044-passenger vessel to be delivered in summer 2008. Eighty-six percent of staterooms offer oceanview; and of those, 67 percent feature balconies. Staterooms will showcase premium amenities, including plush Euro-top Mariner's Dream beds, deluxe waffle/terry cloth robes, fresh flowers, and complimentary fruit baskets. This ship features a 144-seat Pan-Asian restaurant and the largest gymnasium ever built for Holland America.