Will I get seasick? How is the environment? Where to pray? Leave your worries ashore; we are embarking on a 'familiar' blue voyage with Aroya Cruise.
On classic cruise tours, the largest areas are usually reserved for casinos and bars. On Aroya, these areas have been replaced by large masjids, libraries, and family lounges. As soon as you board the ship, instead of that 'noisy and distant' atmosphere, you feel as if you are a guest in the home of a large Muslim family. The Qibla direction is marked in your rooms, your prayer rug is ready. This spiritual comfort is the biggest relaxing factor for those boarding a ship for the first time.
Many people stay away from ships for fear of 'getting nauseous'. However, the Aroya Cruise ship has state-of-the-art stabilization systems. Since the waters of the Red Sea and the Gulf are much calmer than the oceans, you often don't even feel the ship moving. Still, for those who want to be cautious, there is a fully equipped infirmary with doctors on board serving 24 hours a day. So, with both its technology and its route, these are the tours with the lowest probability of 'seasickness'.
If you are one of those who have thought for years that 'cruise tours are not for us', Aroya Cruise was designed to completely change your mind. Here is golden advice for those setting sail for the first time.
The first cruise experience is unforgettable, especially if you are on a ship like Aroya that understands you. You will forget the fear of 'will it rock?' thanks to the ship's huge stabilizers. The question 'is the food halal?' will not even cross your mind. All you have to do is sip your tea at sunset and watch your children run around safely. The first step may be hard, but believe me, as you get off the ship, you will ask 'when is the next tour?'. As the HalalWorld.com family, we are with you for all your questions on your first voyage.
