Though you’re likely to feel less sway and roll on a very large cruise ship than you would on a smaller vessel, if you do get seasick, it’s always important that you choose a cabin on a lower level and closer to midships, where the movement is more minimal.
Jenni has been working in the travel industry for over 10 years. She fell in love with cruising on her first-ever cruise, a Caribbean cruise on Allure of the Seas, during her honeymoon in 2013. Nowadays, Jenni enjoys cruising with her husband and two young children. Her favourite ships are family-friendly megaships which are packed with exciting facilities. She loves sea days and had been known to skip port visits to spend more time on the ship!
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