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Since you guys aren't big on water activities, you might want to try Alaska. You probably won't have many (or any) water options on that trip. Since it's already October though, you probably will be too late, as I think Alaska cruises only run through September.
I've been on two cruiselines, Princess and Holland America. When I went on the Princess cruise, I was in high school and don't remember all that much about it. The Holland America cruise I went on a few years later. It was great, as long as you're not going on the cruise to hang out with other people your age. I was about 23 when I went, and was one of the only guests younger than about 50 on the entire cruise. This didn't bother me though, as I'm not into partying or anything. Other cruiselines would probably be better for those looking to drink, dance, etc. (although these activities were offered on Holland America).
Both Princess and Holland America had tons of shore excursions, great food, on-board activities, gyms, pools, etc. I would recommend either of these cruiselines.
I took one cruise to the Caribbean, and didn't have a hard time finding things to do, even though I don't like to swim. I was able to visit a turtle farm, a butterfly conservatory, ride in a submarine, ride a glass-bottomed boat, ride in a semi-submersible (half boat/half submarine), do plenty of shopping, visit some Mayan ruins, plus do tons of stuff on the ship. So just because your husband can't swim doesn't mean you guys can't go to a place you'd normally swim at.
You can look up shore excursions for most cruises on the cruiseline's website. Then you can get a better idea of what kinds of things are available to you. |
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