1. Wales
   Ireland
2. Scotland
   Greenland

That's right, Greenland is not part of the British Isles. You'll need a separate cruise for that!

1. Italy
   Spain
2. Malta
   Switzerland

No Swiss Alps on this cruise. But plenty of sunshine and wine!

1. Silversea Cruises
   Royal Caribbean Cruises
2. Disney Cruises
   Oceana Cruises

Duh. If there were character-themed meals on Silversea, the guests would jump off board.

1. New Mexico
   San Francisco
2. Vancouver
   Seattle

You're going to be hard-pressed to find a cruise that leaves from New Mexico.

1. Europe
   Antartica
2. Spain
   The Caribbean

This is the most popular destination in the world! You gotta go.

1. Belize City
   Roatan
2. New Guinea
   Cozumel

New Guinea is not included. But those other destinations offer zip-lining, snorkeling and cave tubing!

1. The Nile River
   The Caribbean
2. Alaska
   The Fjords

The Nile River cruise is ranked the very best for history. Just imagine seeing Egypt with the family!

1. The British Isles
   China
2. The Galapagos Islands
   Sweden

There isn't a ton of wildlife in Sweden, but the Galapagos is teeming with wildlife! Just ask Darwin.

1. Burma
   Kyoto
2. South Korea
   Shanghai

The area that was ancient Kyoto alone has 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites! That would take up your whole vacation, just seeing them all.

1. Miami
   Fort Lauderdale
2. New York
   Port Canaveral

Almost half of the world's cruise ships leave from Florida! It's a good place to start.

1. The Fjords
   Alaska
2. Hawaii
   All of the above

What's not to like about all three of these destinations? There will be some serious picture-taking.

1. Silversea Cruises
   Viking River Cruises
2. Carnival Cruises
   Royal Caribbean

Carnival is an affordable option that is great for those going on a cruise for the first time.

1. Holland America
   Disney Cruises
2. Norwegian Cruises
   Royal Caribbean

With its Single Partners Program, this is the best possible cruise for singles. Maybe you'll meet someone special :)

1. Romantic Danube
   Stunning Laos
2. Grand European Tour
   Rhine Getaway

Known for its European cruise lines, Viking does not go to Laos. It's a pity.

1. 1,000
   12,000
2. 190
   5,000

Viking is known for its small, intimate boats. You'll never feel too crowded.

1. Mexico
   The Bahamas
2. French Polynesia and the South Pacific
   Denmark

As its namesake suggests, this cruise line visits French Polynesia, where Gauguin often painted.

1. Bermuda
   Tahiti
2. Europe
   Antartica

Europe is where it's at for food and wine! Visit vineyards and small villages with local ingredients. Do everyone a favor and eat a lot of fresh cheese.

1. Antartica
   Europe
2. The Caribbean
   The Fjords

No-brainer, right? I hope that you got that answer correct.

1. Greek Isles
   Switzerland
2. The Baltic Coast
   French Polynesia

The Greek Isles is your destination for some serious nightlife. In fact, you can almost forget to get back on the ship!

1. Vernazza
   Venice
2. Montenegro
   Sienna

As one of the most popular cruise destinations, Venice is without compare. If you're in the Eastern Mediterranean, you'd be a fool not to go.

1. London
   Alsace
2. Paris
   Lorraine

You guessed it. If you're floating down a river in Europe, you want to end up in Paris.

1. Main Island
   Kokokua
2. Kauai
   Oahu

Kauai is where it's at. Quiet, tranquil and stunning, there's no better spot in Hawaii.

1. Cheap cruises
   Enormous cruises
2. Luxury cruises
   Dated cruises

This line features some of the most luxurious cruises you can go on, with immaculate suites and fine dining.

1. Disney Cruises
   Royal Caribbean Cruises
2. Viking River Cruises
   Silversea Cruises

Royal Caribbean strikes that perfect balance for teenagers, offering them distraction and exciting thrills, while also catering to adults.

1. It's a cheap cruise
   It's the world's largest cruise ship, based on passenger capacity
2. It's smaller than the Titanic
   It's not good for families

This is the largest cruise ship in the world, with accommodations for 6,410 passengers! And it's great for both families and couples.

1. The lowest deck
   The deck with the outdoor pools
2. It's the restaurant deck
   There's no such thing

This is the deck of a cruise ship where the pools are! This is the spot to lounge the day away.

1. A flag marking restrooms on board ship
   A marker for lifeboats
2. A flag indicating a ship's registration
   A door marker for maid service

A cruise ship flies a flag indicating its nation of registration - often a country with fewer regulations, such as Panama or Liberia.

1. Carnival
   Royal Caribbean
2. Viking cruises
   Star/NCL

Viking is a popular cruise line, but the others are HUGE!

1. 20 days
   4 days
2. Just over a week
   1 day

The average cruise length is just over 7 days. People might get a little tired after that.

1. Online
   Through a travel agent
2. At the gate
   5 years in advance

Most cruises are booked through travel agents. At least they get some work these days.

1. December to April
   June to August
2. There is no peak season
   Anytime is a good time!

December to April is peak. Why don't you escape this winter?

1. 3
   1
2. 8
   15

There are actually eight main islands! So, if you're going island-hopping, there is going to be plenty to see in the Aloha State.

1. Europe
   New Zealand
2. Alaska
   Hawaii

The North Island of New Zealand actually has black sand beaches! That's worth taking a cruise for, any day.

1. Maori culture
   Wine tasting
2. UNESCO World Heritage Sites
   Reindeer

No, there are not going to be any reindeer. Sorry, guys.

1. Hawaii
   Alaska
2. Russia
   Germany

Following the Caribbean, Alaska is the second most popular cruise destination. Talk about contrast!