Cigars and Cruises

[icehog3]

Originally Posted by sigsauer

I have been fishing in the Gulf of Mexico, and I could not see land in ANY direction.
Caught a real purdy goliath grouper.....
It was my BIL's boat and he was pretty inexperienced at the time.
Drinking 12 beers helped...

I have as well Brother, all day deep sea fishing out of Clearwater. Last time I was maybe 14, I think that helped.

[Havanaaddict]

I have been on a Cruises quite a few times but not in many many years. I know there are a good amount that do have cigars lounges on board. Here is a list but I would call to confirm as this was 2019 (Lots have been converted and most evenings you will find people smoking cigars up on the pool deck around the bar)

The Holland America Line’s cruise ship Noordam provides the Oak Room for cigar and pipe smokers only.

Cunard’s offers Churchill’s comfortable cigar lounge on Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, and the Queen Victoria. Both Cuban and Dominican cigars are available for purchase.

The MSC Divina has a large beautiful cigar lounge with comfortable seating, large windows, and a bar where you can purchase your favorite beverage to enjoy while you smoke.

Royal Caribbean offers the Connoisseur Club on the Freedom of the Seas, Mariner of the Seas, and Liberty of the Seas for their cigar-smoking guests.

Norwegian Cruise Lines provides its guest on the Bliss, Joy, Escape, Getaway, and Epic ships with a Humidor room to enjoy their cigars. You can purchase cigars in the lounge.

Princess Cruise lines has a Churchill’s lounge where guests can relax and enjoy premium cigars in comfort.

Regent Seven Seas has a Connoisseur Club, which is a cigar and cognac lounge. Once the ship is in international waters, Cuban cigars are also available.

Crystal also offers a comfortable Connoisseur Club for cigars and cognac where you can purchase premium brands.

Silversea’s Connoisseur Corner invites guests to enjoy cigars and cognac while seated in very comfortable low-slung leather chairs.