The cruise balcony is your own private slice of paradise with a million-dollar view. And while it's usually only about 40 square feet of space (you might have a walk-in closet at home that's larger!), there are some people that refuse to cruise unless they are sailing in a cabin with a balcony.
It's a private balcony, but that doesn't mean others can't be close by and possibly able to see in. There's a feeling of freedom that comes from a cruise balcony. Just knowing that at any time you have your own space to sit and watch the waves go by is calming.
That's especially the case when most other places on the cruise ship have people all around you day or night. And with seemingly no one else around and feeling free on vacation, some cruise passengers do take the opportunity to have a little fun in the "privacy" of a balcony. Or maybe they try to get a little sun… without worrying about tan lines.
If you've thought of getting down outside your cabin, or simply wanted to get a little sun on those parts that normally don't see daylight, there's one thing you should know: that…
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