Cruise2

This well-designed site is part of the Passenger Shipping Association, which represents the world's leading cruise lines. The Cruise Information Service is a source of information for holidaymakers interested in cruising, giving details on types of ships and where cruise lines visit.

The site is tailored towards the individual as well as trade and conference travel. The homepage offers five choices through a series of portholes: Ocean, River/Coastal Cruising, Newsroom, Travel Trade, and Conference & Incentive.
SPECIAL FEATURES
Fact Sheets helps you to decide which cruise is most suited to your requirements.
Free Cruise Booklet is the web version of their printed magazine Choose to Cruise.
Cruise-zine allows you to be kept informed of all that is happening in the cruising world.

The first place you should look if you are thinking about cruising. The site purrs with efficiency.
www.cruise2.com
Cruise2
This huge non-profit making site is a portal for all information on cruises. The company accepts no paid advertising, has no interest in any travel agency or cruise line and receives no compensation in any form from any participants on the site.



Despite the number of links on the homepage, they are simple to follow. The writing, however, is not particularly easy on the eye and if you choose to scroll down the Alphabetical Site Menu on the left-hand side of the homepage, you will need a magnifying glass.



The site serves travellers, agents and cruise lines with links catering to all three.


SPECIAL FEATURES
Cruise Finder offers an enormous database, which can be searched in several ways.


Top Ten Ships (under Cruise Ships) lists the most popular ships, as selected by cruise newsletters and publications, by a number of categories. Categories include Best Value for Price, Best for Families, and Best Accommodation.