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A Cruise Liner
The cruise ship has evolved as the years have gone on and the markets
have changed. The ocean liners although were great for one job they had
characteristics that made them unsuitable for cruising. The high fuel
consumption that some liners had and a deep draught stopped them from
entering shallow ports. They also had enclosed weatherproof decks that
were not really suited for tropical weather and the cabins were
constructed to get the maximum passenger numbers on board rather than
sail them in comfort.
As the evolution of passenger ship design changed from ocean liners to
cruise ships we have seen the passenger cabins moved from inside the
hull to the super structure with private verandas. The modern cruise
ships have added amenities to cater to water tourists, and recent
vessels have been described as balcony-laden floating condominiums. On
board these type of ships you could find Casinos, cinemas and rows of
shops just like you would find in any high street mall.There are
usually several restaurants and bars and night clubs for night life at
it's best.The only main difference you will find is you are on water
instead of dry land.
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