It is hard not to get into the holiday spirit with the special activities on a Royal Caribbean cruis

When it comes to stress at Christmas time, money is the main cause of headaches, with 30 per cent saying that spending too much is stressful, 95 per cent finding that Christmas usually costs more than expected and 94 per cent saying they usually carnival cruises need a break to get over the Christmas holidays!
Royal Caribbean Cruises Australasia carnival cruises s commercial director, Adam Armstrong, carnival cruises says a cruise is a great value option at Christmas, from as little as $166 a person a day including meals, accommodation and lots of entertainment.
It is hard not to get into the holiday spirit with the special activities on a Royal Caribbean cruise at Christmas. The season comes to life with carol singing, Christmas parties, visits carnival cruises from Santa, holiday-inspired menus and Christmas treats such as gingerbread houses built by onboard pastry chefs, says Armstrong.
Royal Caribbean’s summer 2013-14 wave season starts in October, with  Rhapsody of the Seas  arriving in Sydney on October 5,  Radiance of the Seas  on October 11 and  Voyager of the Seas  on November 7. Overall, the three ships will have 55 voyages, calling at 56 beautiful Australian, New Zealand and South Pacific ports, with departures up until next April. Each ship will have a South Pacific Christmas cruise in the December holidays.
Fares for a nine-night, South Pacific cruise onboard carnival cruises Voyager of the Seas  start from $1499 a person departing Sydney on December carnival cruises 18; book a balcony cabin for the price of an ocean view cabin from $2199 a person for a limited time only (conditions apply, subject to availability).