Some elderly people planning cruise holidays are looking for big boats with great attraction, such as water slides, vivid swimming pool decks and activities suitable for all ages, especially if they travel with children or grandchildren. But many of us want to go out with other adults, see the destinations designated by The Bucket List and UNESCO World Heritage, learn one or two things about local culture, or have an adult holiday experience.

Here are seven best cruise routes for the elderly.

Viking 930 passenger ship is designed for adults. /kloc-people under 0/8 are not allowed to board the plane, and all procedures are designed for passengers over 50 years old. Tollstam Steinhagen, chairman of Viking, said that he set out to build a "cruise ship for thoughtful people". Lectures and other programs for specific destinations are the main forms of entertainment, and they are also pleasant ABBA tribute performances in the theater.

Viking ships are an oasis of comfort and warmth-especially when your home is decorated in a delicate Scandinavian style.

The focus of destination tours around the world is to let you go to major scenic spots, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and daily shore sightseeing is included in the price of cruise tickets. The concept of "nickel-free dimming" means that the fare includes almost everything except cocktails and spas. Free meals include a special Italian restaurant and chef's desk, and take turns to taste the menu with the theme of international cuisine.

Also recommended for the elderly are Viking inland ships from Europe, Vietnam and Egypt (and other destinations), as well as the company's exploration products in Antarctica and Great Lakes, which are similar to ocean-going ships and include all-inclusive prices.

Windstar Cruises' small sailboats and motor yachts can accommodate 148 to 342 passengers. Although children aged 8 and above are allowed to board the ship, you are unlikely to see many passengers on these high-end ships. Most passengers come as lovers, friends or solo travelers, hoping to enjoy the rich experience of the destination on the ship without getting lost in the crowd.

In this case, the romance of the sail that can be run by pressing the computer button and the vast open deck space are the business cards on the sailboat. The whole suite accommodation is the highlight of the 3 12-seat motor yacht. The outdoor deck party provides a sumptuous buffet and late-night conga dance, as well as meals on the official cruise ship of the famous cooking organization James Beard Foundation.

Because of its small size, all Windstar ships can visit quiet ports in Tahiti, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean and remote places that large ships cannot reach.

Zamara Cruise has four almost identical ships with less than 700 passengers, which has opened up a suitable niche market for the travel-rich elderly who want to cruise in the club environment. This is a group of people from the country club. They don't want to splurge on higher-end luxury goods, but they still want high-end atmosphere, services and facilities. Although children are not prohibited, the line clearly indicates on its website that passengers under 18 are not encouraged.

Passengers on the Zamara cruise like boutique hotel-style decorations, including the impressive artificial fireplace in the library, which is now called the living room.

In Europe and other places, the destination-focused journey of this route is only longer than that of ordinary ships in the port, and it is a plus for passengers who want to explore on their own. The airline's free AzAmazing evening program includes land cultural performances at amazing destinations, such as the ancient Turkish city of Ephesus.

Dutch and American medium-sized boats have become the best choice for many elderly people. These ships carry 2668 passengers or less, and provide large-scale ship facilities, but lack more super-top water slides and wonderful attractions of large ships. On the boat, you will find that most elderly people are enjoying this series of alternative dining options, casinos and entertainment options.

Old people do not mean a stable group. It is very important for Holland and America to do live music. Passengers dance in places like BB King's Blues Club (arguably the best live band on the sea). The Discovery Center (EXC) project aims to introduce you to the destination you will visit. Other interesting activities on board include the winemaking experience of Ste Winery. Michelle.

These ships are particularly friendly to disabled people, and many special cabins provide barrier-free showers and other auxiliary functions. The ship is also equipped with a swimming pool and a bidding lifting system.

In addition to a week-long cruise in Alaska (the airline's specialty) and the Caribbean, Holland America also explores South America, the South Pacific and other destinations in the world, including a round-the-world voyage that lasts for months.

The traditional cruise activities of Cunard Ocean Liner Company include a masquerade ball in a real banquet hall with high ceilings and flashing chandeliers. If you need a partner, gentlemen will always be at your service. This traditional cruise company has a long history (founded in 1800) and prides itself on its formal atmosphere, including the dress code at night.

These banquet halls have afternoon tea every day, including finger sandwiches, scones and cream, and exquisite porcelain is served by waiters wearing white gloves. Other exquisite flying activities may include watching programs, attending guest lectures, attending art classes and listening to classical concerts in the airborne planetarium of Queen Mary 2.

Not everyone lives in a luxury suite, but if you do, you can also eat in a high-end private restaurant, whether it's a queen's barbecue or a princess's barbecue.

QM2 is the only ship that regularly provides transatlantic service between Southampton and new york. Queen Elizabeth with 2,081passenger and Queen Victoria with 2,061passenger stopped in Europe and other destinations, and all three ships traveled around the world.

Unlike Regent, which operates private boats and provides excellent service, accommodation and food, it includes shore sightseeing, one-stop shopping expenses and magnificent European hotel atmosphere-especially on sister boats Seas and Seven Seas Explorer.

Other regent ships are well-maintained old ships with 480 to 684 passengers. In short, if you don't want to go to one of the restaurants, you can put on your bathrobe and order according to the course in your suite.

Regent sailed to about 450 ports of call around the world, including world cruise ships.

Health-conscious elderly people like the 648-1 and 2 10 passenger ships of Oceania Cruises because of their spa and fitness centers and healthy food choices. Gourmets are attracted by all-round catering. Jacques Pepin Pei, the host of PBS and the author of cookbooks, owns a French bistro on Marina and Riviera, two larger ships on this route, and is one of the cooking consultants on this route. All the ships on this route have impressive steak restaurants, some of which include red ginger, an extraordinary modern Asian cuisine, and other restaurants.

These boats have an attractive country club atmosphere, which is both high-end and not fancy. Older passengers like to entertain themselves, although they may be distracted by the outstanding attraction of the real cooking school, where professional chefs teach.

As a tribute to single travelers, this series has been increasing the design and pricing of single cabins.

Oceania is famous for its destinations in the Caribbean, Alaska and Europe. Most of them are 10 night or longer; The voyage around the world lasted 180 days.