06/23/2026
I’ve been thinking about how many “groups” most of us are a part of.
For me, that includes a field naturalist club, a university alumni group, a British ancestry club, a garden club, and my own multi-generational family.
For you, it might be a book club, a church group, a sports team, a circle of friends, colleagues, a service club or a community organization.
And it made me wonder: how many of these groups have ever thought about travelling together?
A cruise can work really well for this kind of trip.
1. Everyone is together, but not joined at the hip. People can choose their own activities during the day, then meet up for dinner, shows or time ashore.
2. The planning is more manageable. Meals, entertainment, transportation between destinations and accommodations are all part of the cruise experience.
3. Group benefits may be available. Depending on the cruise line, a group can sometimes begin with as few as 8 double occupancy staterooms.
Group cruises can be a wonderful fit for milestone celebrations, family reunions, hobby groups, clubs and organizations.
So here’s my question:
Is there a group in your life that has ever said, “We should all take a trip together someday”?
Message me and tell me who you have in mind. I’d be happy to help you explore what a group cruise could look like.