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POSTED: 27 MAY 2009
No wonder they call it yachting
I'm indebted to fellow travel writer Frank Linn for this quite startling recent photo from the Caribbean.
The big ship is the 90,000-tonne Jewel of the Seas, which carries 2500 passengers looked after by 842 crew. The smaller ship is the 4260-tonne SeaDream II, which carries 112 passengers served by 95 crew.
It's not surprising that the latter's operators call themselves the SeaDream Yacht Club rather than a cruise-ship company.
Bob Lepisto, President of SeaDream, was in Australia recently to outline a series of specials for local clients. FULL STORY
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