8 Ways to Spend a Lazy Rainy Day on a Cruise

7. Take a Class

Aside from fitness classes at the gym, there are a number of other classes available to take during a rainy day. Activity directors will schedule things such as cooking or cocktail classes, dance classes and even language classes to keep guests happy and entertained.

Although you’ll obviously learn a new skill, it’s inevitable that you’ll meet someone you hit it off with during one of these classes whom you can also hang out with when you’re rushing off to your next obligation.

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8. Order Room Service

Just like you might do at home when the rain has you feeling like curling up and staying put, you can always order room service on your cruise. Rainy days are perfect for just vegging out in between the myriad number of activities you’ve undoubtedly over planned for yourself.

If you’re traveling with a romantic partner, you could even take things a bit further and have a bottle of champagne sent up or have rose petals sprinkled on the bed to set the mood for a night in.