Singles Travel International and The Dating Makeover Coach LLC are introducing a new cruising experience aboard the Celebrity Solstice. According to Tammy Weiler, President of Fun & Adventure, “this is more than a vacation; it’s a journey into your soul to create and realize a whole new you.”
Tailored specifically for women, what make this 7-day Caribbean cruise different are the celebrity experts who spend a portion of the trip with each guest as personal life coaches. The celebrity co-cruisers are:
- Lisa Steadman, the internationally acclaimed relationship journalist, heartbreak reinvention coach, best-selling author and CEO of Woohoo, Inc.
- Kira Sabin, a professionally certified coach through the International Coach Academy and creator of the 5-Day Dating Makeover Boot camp.
- Robert Mack, author of the Oprah-endorsed, bestselling book: “Happiness from the Inside Out: The Art and Science of Fulfillment.”
As cruisers travel through San Juan, Puerto Rico; Basseterre, St. Kitts and Philipsburg, St. Maarten they will learn tips and tricks to live and love more successfully from numerous workshops and interactive seminars. In addition, the cruise will be providing styling, dancing, fitness, yoga, wine tasting and gourmet cooking sessions. For those looking start 2010 in “tune-up and turn-up” mode, the Life Makeover cruise may be something to remember!
The cruise departs April 18, 2010 from Ft. Lauderdale Florida. Learn more here.
Photo source: Tammy Weiler
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