Who would you want to take on a cruise and why? Share with Holland America Line - £300 voucher to be won

I would love to take my husband and Jane McDonald. Great company and a fantastic time guaranteed.

I would love to take my husband & 2 sons on a cruise to suit all tastes.......adventure, great food & good music. What could be better other than the addition of a good book?!

I would love to have my grandchildren with me!

I would take my best friend. She has had a very bad time over the last 12 months; she has lost her youngest son to AML and has herself been hospitalised with pneumonia, which has left her with (probably) permanent damage. I would do anything to try to put a smile on her face, even if only for a short time.

I go cruising with my OH and would like to know that this arrangement will continue in the foreseeable future. We have some lovely friends who can no longer do the cruising with us and we will miss them on our future trips,

Would like to take the whole family on a cruise to celebrate a big birthday

my friend as she hasn't had a holiday for years. She'll love this!

I'd take my dearest friend Anna. I moved from London down to Devon 8 years ago and we don't see nearly as much of each other as we would like. It would be so lovely to spend time with each other away from work, life and grumpy husbands. We'd have a blast, I can feel a Prosecco coming on!

I would love to take my partner so we can have some us time, Hopefully leaving work and family worries behind us for a week or so would be Great.

My husband as he works so hard for us.

I'd like to bring my friends for the best extended girls night ever - we don't get to meet up or see each other like we used to and it would be so lovely to have an extended time to relax and catch up properly

I would like to take my own bed you always miss your own bed when you are away from home

I would take my whole family and make whoopee !

my hubby Paul

I no longer have a DH so would go with Alan Carr, chatty man, I think he's hilarious and reckon we'd have a laugh.

My lovely hubby, we have so much fun when we go on our "adventures".

I would like to take the CEO of the cruise line to ensure smooth sailing.
Otherwise perhaps a dear friend who is a retired master mariner, I’m sure he’d make the journey interesting and maybe have all kinds of useful knowledge of the ports we might visit. Yes, I know he may well have close friends in them too! C’est la vie!

There are a few people I would have loved to take with me on a cruise that sadly would be unable to go now.

My dear Mother who sadly passed away this year.

My dear friend who we took on a port day visit on a Holland America ship to get the feel of it as she would love to go on a cruise. Sadly, she also will be unable to go as with Meniere's and other problems she could feel the sway even when docked. Sadly her husband has recently had a stroke also.

Another friend dearly wanted to experience Iceland and the Fjords by ship but she has an inner ear problem which stops her too.

I could still find others to take with me though...OK, who's paying.

I met my husband on a cruise but after 23 years of marriage he has passed away after a longish illness. So I think I would take my eldest sister with me as she is really good company and we have not had an argument since we were teenagers, (and that was because I borrowed her dress without her permission)! We would go to tap classes, learn to salsa and probably try a few arty classes too as well as enjoying shore trips.

I'd like to go on a cruise with my hubby so we can explore together.

I would go with my husband of 45 years. We like the same things and relax in one another’s company. If I could take more people, I would take my two daughters, their husbands and my two teenage grandsons........ and, of course, my husband! The boys would love it!

My husband of course - married a couple of years ago, so would love to cruise along the ocean!

I would take my 5 grandchildren, they would just love it now that they are older ?⚓️ A brilliant adventure for them.

I would take my husband. Now he is retired, but still works a 4 hour shift 3 times a week to give us extra money for having small holidays and pub lunches out once a week, as i am not old enough yet for the state pension being 61. We have been on the day trip over to Calais from Dover many years ago, but that is too much our age now getting up so early and arriving home later one, so booked a 4 day cruise about 6 years ago to Bruge and France which was wonderful. We also had a coach tour which took us up to Hull to get the ship over to Norway about 12 years ago and it was a wonderful country.

I would take my best friend. Despite having a terrible year herself she has always been there for me.