You can find tours and cruises that are family friendly, luxury, adventure-based or all three. Some tours and cruises are geared more towards budget travelers.
Add-ons
Most tours include all sightseeing. On a cruise, when you are in a port, shore excursions can add significantly to the cruise price. You can explore on your own, but unlike on a tour, you will have to organize transportation and pay for admission to museums or attractions" class="auto-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener">tourist attractions.
Meals
On a cruise, all meals are included. Some cruise lines have more exclusive restaurants that charge extra, but you can eat every meal for the cruise price. On tour packages, some lunches and dinners are usually not included so you can decide where to eat--but you have to pay for these meals. Read the fine print carefully.
Size
On a tour, you can get more personalized attention, since even large tours are nowhere near the size of large cruise ships. A tour company like Perillo, which specializes in tours of Italy, caps its groups at 40; on a ship, you can have over 2,000 fellow passengers.
Patrick Harwood
Patrick Harwood has been a professional writer and editor since 2004, specializing in articles about spectator sports, personal finance and law. He has contributed to family of magazines and websites.
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