• Honeymoon cruises offer destinations, entertainment, spas and dining all in onebeach chairs and cruise ships image by Elke Dennis from Fotolia.com
  
  Honeymoons are about spending your first days as husband and wife in surroundings offering plenty of entertainment, spa services and opportunities to visit points of interest. Cruise lines cater to honeymooners with such perks as free champagne and chocolate-dipped seasonal fruit. However, cruise lines are not all equal in terms of pricing, age groups and ambiance.
  
  

Carnival Cruise Lines

• Honeymooners looking for enjoyable pursuits will enjoy Carnival's "fun ships," which offer hours of activities. As of 2010, this moderately-priced line had 24 ships in its fleet, and Caribbean destinations are their primary ports of call. Cabin choice varies between inside, outside, balcony and suites.
  
  Carnival Cruise Lines
  3655 NW 87th Ave.
  Miami, FL 33178
  888-227-6482
  carnival.com
  
  

Crystal Cruises

• Between the two ships sailing under the Crystal name, destination stops have taken place in every continent. Each ship carries 1,000 passengers and offers two classes of cabins: suites or balconies. Pricing depends on destinations, cabin choice and cruise duration and ranges from $4,000 to $120,000 per couple during for 2011. For 12 consecutive years, Travel & Leisure Magazine listed the line as the "World's Best."
  
  Crystal Cruises
  2049 Century Park East - Suite 1400
  Los Angeles, CA 90067
  310-785-9300
  crystalcruises.com
  
  

Norwegian Cruise Line

• A product known as "Free Style Cruising" on Norwegian Cruise Line ships would interest honeymooners seeking a variety of dining options. On any of their 11 ships, a table can be reserved in an Asian, French, or American grill, among others. The setting is casual with getaways to the Bahamas, Eastern, Western and Southern Caribbean, Panama Canal and Europe.
  
  Norwegian Cruise Line
  7665 Corporate Center Drive
  Miami, FL 33126
  866-234-0292
  ncl.com
  
  

Regent Seven Seas

• Regent Seven Seas all-suite cruises present enrichment programs aboard their three ships. Passenger count varies from 490 to 700, depending upon the ship. All shore excursions are complimentary.
  
  Regent Seven Seas Cruise
  dba World Vacations Group, LLC
  P.O. Box 73353
  Puyallup, WA 98375
  253-446-7007
  rssc.com
  
  

Royal Caribbean International

• With 22 ships, as of 2010, in their fleet ranging from 1,200 to 3,000 passengers each, Royal Caribbean's ships sail to over 280 global destinations. Honeymooners can partake in unusual activities on board, such as rock climbing, mini-golf and ice-skating.
  
  Royal Caribbean International
  1050 Caribbean Way
  Miami, FL 33132
  305-539-6000
  royalcaribbean.com
  
  

Yachts of Seabourn

• Honeymooners preferring gourmet dining, quiet elegance, personal service and interesting ports of call find the Yachts of Seabourn obliges. Berlitz's Complete Guide to Cruising listed the Yachts of Seabourn with a five-star rating. All staterooms are strictly suites with 90 percent having verandas. Each of the three ships in service carries a capacity of 450 passengers.
  
  The Yachts of Seabourn
  6100 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 400
  Miami, FL 33126
  800-929-9391
  seabourn.com
  
  

Windstar Cruises

• Aboard the casual style sailing ships of Windstar Cruises, honeymooners can set sail to destinations that larger ships cannot. Cabins all have ocean views and are similar in size. Because Windstar's ships are the only ones in the industry with sails, offering an atmosphere like a private yacht, they won the 2009 Reader's Choice award from Porthole Magazine as "Most Romantic Cruise Line."
  
  Windstar Cruises
  2101 4th Ave., Suite 210
  Seattle, WA 98121
  206-292-9606
  windstarcruises.com/