naps

[jalapeno_pretzel]

If you want to take a nap, take a nap. Why worry so much about what other people think?

Not worried what others think at all ... just kind of curious if others nap & if they view it as an awesome luxury or a waste of time.

Most of my vacations are pretty much go go go sightseeing with out a lot of downtime. Plus, I don't really relax well ... I just get bored ... and then I just want to sleep. Especially if it's afternoon.
And yeah, it's kind of that thought in the back of my head like "well if you just wanted to sleep all day you could have done that for a whole lot cheaper at home!"

I can definitely see some naps on my 7 day Western. We're going to do some active port adventures, and then in the afternoon when we're back on the boat I'll probably be ready to crash. And the sea days, I'll be ready to crash mid-afternoon on those too!

 

[Neptune's Fork]

I know when I was on Fantasy and on sea days, I could walk through the adult deck in the afternoon and probably at least half the people in lounges were zzzzzzz.

 

[kylaura]

Drinking by the pool all day and late dinner leads to good nap time about 5 PM

 

[dtrain]

I always call it a Siesta when I’m on vacation because it sounds more exotic and mature. We work hard and the everyday grind is tough, taking a fancy catnap is a luxury I won’t be denied. #teamnaps

 

[starvenger]

Take a siesta on the lanai. You ask me, it sounds like a winning combo right there.

 

[mevelandry]

I love napping during cruises but I don't nap on a DCL cruise because I paid too much $/night to be on that ship.

 

[RedSox68]

Oh, I love napping on sea days -- listening to the ocean (and people throwing balcony furniture around) -- no, seriously, we do like to nap on sea days. It's so relaxing and yes, we're on vacation with no worries!