Hi! My name is Suzanne Klasen. I am the Owner / Travel Advisor and CLIA Master Cruise Counselor and Elite Cruise Counselor (MCC, ECC) for my CruiseOne Vacations by Suzanne Travel Agency. This site is a collection of my personal travels, thoughts and recommendations. The map above represents the cruise travel (based on embarkation port) that I have posted so far (more to come). Click on a map point to see the cruise itinerary and details.
Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Celebrity Beyond Inaugural Cruise Celebrity has usually had great and sometimes a little odd but enjoyable entertainment. The new technology that they have incorporated throughout the Beyond ship to make it a wonderful venue to enjoy music and dancing and more. One of the highlight of the cruise, which might be kind…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Transatlantic Cruise This was our second time to cruise on the Constellation this year, so I won’t go into to much detail about the ship, but just talk about the highlights of this cruise. For more pictures and a more complete review of the ship, please see our review from our May…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Transatlantic Cruise We really enjoyed the main dining room experience on this cruise. This cruise offered us the opportunity to do fixed 8:30 dining with the same waiter and same table every night. We had a random group of folks who met on the first night of the cruise. We ended up…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Transatlantic Cruise Tampa is a great little port to sail in and out of. The ships that sail out of there have to be small enough to fit under the Sky Way Bridge which crosses the mouth of Tampa Bay. None of the super mega ships meet that criteria, so if you…
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Destinations/Ports Series: 2022 Transatlantic Cruise I was a little nostalgic going back to Nassau. Believe it or not, I hadn’t been back there since my very first cruise in 1975, but boy has it changed. There were 5 massive cruise ships there and with the much needed cruise terminal under construction it was a logistical…
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