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Cruising with vertigo

By firstevercruise , July 30, 2011 in Ask a Cruise Question

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I have been having periodic dizzy spells and the doctor has diagnosed vertigo. I am on day 3 of quite a debilitating episode that forced me to take 2 days off work. There is no cure and i am prescribed medication to help with the symptoms.

I am cruising for the first time next year (lifelong dream of mine) and I am worried that the movement of the ship will bring on my symptoms.

Is there anyone else on this board that cruises with vertigo that can tell me if cruising will exacerbate my symtoms?

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I can't speak to how its going to effect you, but I also have vertigo and have had it for quite a few years now. I don't take any medication for it, and it does sometimes leave me stuck in bed for days at a time. I did not have any issues on my cruise to Alaska some years ago. I did take sea-sickness pills the first day as a precaution and during the storm when we had 11 foot seas. I didn't notice that they did me any more harm then say a benadryl does (perhaps a slight increase dizziness but who can tell when the room really IS spinning).

You'll find most cruise ship showers/tubs are equiped with lots of handles in case there are rough seas, and the hallways typically have handrails etc. So there's usually something to grab on to if you start to feel dizzy.

I did find that the vibration from the engines came through my bed and it took me a day or two to get used to that, not swaying but slight shaking. However that didn't seem to increase my vertigo.

You may get lucky, and not have a spell while on the cruise. But unfortunately we can only tell you how it effected us, there's no predicting how it will effect you. We all have different triggers.

Thanks Skye

As I have just been diagnosed I am not sure what my triggers are, but I have noticed over the past few months that when I am stressed at work I have dizzy spells, so perhaps stress is my trigger. Not sure if anything else will trigger it in the future!

It is horrible though, I hate being drunk (I rarely drink) but this vertigo makes me feel drunk.

Never mind, i will adapt to it and I am planning a stress free cruise so hopefully will avoid an episode on the ship. I will ask my doctor for some pills just in case it happens!!

Thanks again

I have the same problem, but my spells are brought on by rapid movement of head. No snap head movements for me. I have been on 4 cruises with no problem...

I, too, have sailed with vertigo, and found if I just don't make any sudden movements I can usually cope very well. I take motion sickness meds and Ginger pills that are really a life saver, sometimes.

Low and slow is probably good advice. Don't overbook your schedule, make sure you leave breaks to rest. I find I have more vertigo when my sleep schedule is off or I'm not getting enough sleep. Although sometimes it just happens, I had a spell hit me today and I spent 4 hours trying to nap in bed instead of doing work I'd planned to do today that people had come over to help me with. I had to apologize, excuse myself and tuck myself in until it passed. I find a nap often clears things up, often when I wake up I'm either no longer dizzy or not AS dizzy.

I would suggest you not book optional excursions every day of the cruise, or try to do them back to back. I would also look into what each excursion entails. For instance - as much as I wanted to see Denali National Park, had I known that the excursion to the park provided by HAL as part of the land tour before the cruise meant spending close to 6 hours stuck in a stripped down school bus climbing up mountain roads. Well, lets just say that when your only 2 scenic options are "off the side of the mountain down a steep ravine" and "rock wall blitzing by at probably less mph then it felt like" - I'd have passed. The fact I was recovering from food poisoning that day didn't help either. My only consolation was all the fellow bus-goers who teased me for keeping my head down and muttering to myself on the trip UP the mountain, got to be on the outside of the bus looking down the ravine on the way down and had a change of heart ;)

Lots of rest, lots of sleep, don't push yourself. If you have to cancel on an optional shore excursion - then don't think too much about the money, cancel and rest. And if you don't have it already - trip insurance in case you need to rebook the entire cruise for any reason.

Thanks to everyone for the replies, i appreciate your advice.

Think i may have a rest now if I can catch the bed!!

My husband has some problems with vertigo, he always starts the cruise with a patch behind his ear, and that seems to help. But I would suggest that you discuss your concerns with your Dr. they might have the answers you need. Hope you enjoy your cruise.

cinnamon123

ive had vertigo about 10 yrs. now. the antivert med.made it worse

i found. had me awake all night. i went through 2 hour testing with

an audioligist. the best advice he gave me & which i read, was when

the room starts spinning, to STARE at a stationary object even if

it's one finger. this will stop it. also, don't reach down & into a cabinet

or tilt your head back for something high on a shelf.

cruising has never bothered it, thank goodness!

i do hope this advice i gave you helps.

good luck & hope you have a great cruise.

cinnamon123:)

I reciently went to a specialist,eyes,ears,hose throat etc which includes balance and vertigo, He told me my problem was fairly minor , no meds at least at this time. He did send me to a rehibilation place that showed mr a kot of exercises involving walking, eye exercises and other exercises that did seam to help a lot. They also told my the problen was mild and to keep up the various exercises. Last comment, on a cruise a couple of years ago a commedian said that with the rough seas we were having the dunks will look normal because everyone was weaving as they walked

Colorado Kat

Definitely talk to your doctor. Do it early, as he might have to research options.

Do you have your cabin booked yet? Would something low and in the center of the ship help? An ocean-view?

I was going to a physical theropist for vertigo and balance problems. He advised me that a lot of anti-motion TOC meds have a possible side effect of causing dizziness. Again check with a MD.

cruisehappi

All of the above-mentioned symptoms are all too familiar to me as well. I don't take any meds for it. I used to worry it would happen on a cruise, but it never has. I did take motion-sickness pills on one cruise, but that was only to ward off stomach upset due to high sea swells. You will feel quite comfortable aboard ship - plenty of handrails everywhere if you happen to feel any rocking. Out on deck is the easiest - lots of wide open spaces.

Stop worrying and look forward to your cruise!

Thanks everyone

I have booked a deck 7 midship balcony, originally i had an inside but thought a view of the horizon might be helpful. I have not had an episode for a week, hopefully the really bad episode I had last week was a one off!

I will speak with my doctor, i am not missing my cruise for anything!!

I too as diagonosed with Vertigo a month ago. Went to be "flipped" twice it didn't help. But, long story short is, went on a Sail Boat here locally abut a week ago, I did just fine! I felt like I was finally normal, as I had been walking around like I was on a boat for the past month! I didn't feel a bit queasy either. I have a script for Meclazine. I cannot take it because it makes me dizzy and drowzy.

Hoping it will completely go away soon! Good Luck to you!!!

Ask your doctor about the epely procedure which is done by an OT or PT or ENT doctor. It is a series of slight turns of the head which clear the ear of the little crystals that cause the vertigo.

I don't normally have vertigo but I get it every time I cruise and it lasts for about a month. Things that help me are to spend time looking straight ahead every day on the ship (on all the Carnival ships I've taken, the gym is the best spot for this), not taking any boat excursions or vehicles in ports (walking and sitting instead) and going to the chiropractor before and a few times after the trip.

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the one thing no one has addressed (unless I missed it) is: is it better to have an inside cabin or outside cabin? I would like to know before I book the room. My last episode was 4 yrs ago. I've had an MRI, seen the ENT specialist, done the various exercises etc. That yr, I had 3 episodes in 4 months. Certainly do not want to have again. Yes, I turn my head slowly and start sleeping in the sitting position then eventually slide down.

please let me know which cabin location is best.

Please, anyone suffering from this, talk to your doctor about balance/vertigo therapy. My mother had debilitating vertigo for months while her doctors ruled out everything from brain tumors to heart problems. The therapy got rid of the vertigo within a couple of sessions. It's a combination of physical movements done by the therapist, and training that they give you in simple exercises to do at home. She's been free of vertigo, without medication, for nearly a year now. It's been life changing for her, she was afraid to even go shopping while that was going on.

I don't have vertigo, but the one time I had an inside cabin I did feel seasick. I also try to take a shower when the ship isn't moving; something about standing in the enclosed space

when the ship is moving makes me dizzy.

I don't have vertigo, but the one time I had an inside cabin I did feel seasick. I also try to take a shower when the ship isn't moving; something about standing in the enclosed space when the ship is moving makes me dizzy.

Agree with this. I have periodic bouts of vertigo that can be debilitating for a couple of days. Mine might be related to migraines- I'm not sure. They are similar in symptoms except I don't get the headache. I know it's similar to a migraine because I *used* to have traditional migraines for some years before I had children. Once I had kids, the migraines disappeared, but I continued to have occasional vertigo attacks.

Anyway, I have never had problems on the cruise. I have had seasickness but it did not feel anything like vertigo and meclizine cleared that up. The time I had seasickness was in a porthole cabin in rocky seas. We've had balconies for the past 2 trips and haven't had any seasickness. Also, when I did have seasickness, the shower felt the worst. I tried to time my showers for when we were in port and weren't moving. My other trips the weather was good enough that it didn't matter.

I also agree with the others that if you're going through a vertigo bout, or are just recovering from one (my recoveries usually took a long time until I didn't feel any spinning at all), then be careful how you move your head. No sudden movements, don't tip your head over if you can help it. Mirrors also bother me. I have no idea why. But I've noticed that if I make certain head movements while looking in the mirror it can make me feel dizzy.

How often do you get vertigo bouts? I can go years without having one and then have a couple in a row.

I have vertigo caused by a vestibular problem & take meclizine every day as a matter of course. When I cruise, my doc always prescribes the patch which I wear faithfully. We have had a couple of rough cruises & I wear the wristbands when I can feel the motion. This may sound like a lot of trouble to go to, but I do love to cruise & it's worth it to me to be able to go. I also have the doc's permission to increase my meclizine when necessary.

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tllovecruise

I had it for 3 weeks and tried a new age technique to get rid of it. Lifeline. It worked thank goodness. People were commenting that i couldn't walk straight and i was getting really tired of it.

Debbie Loshbough.

www .lifelineatl .com

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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) is one of the most common causes of vertigo — the sudden sensation that you're spinning or that the inside of your head is spinning.

BPPV causes brief episodes of mild to intense dizziness. It is usually triggered by specific changes in your head's position. This might occur when you tip your head up or down, when you lie down, or when you turn over or sit up in bed.

Although BPPV can be bothersome, it's rarely serious except when it increases the chance of falls. You can receive effective treatment for BPPV during a doctor's office visit.

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The signs and symptoms of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) may include:

• A sense that you or your surroundings are spinning or moving (vertigo)
• A loss of balance or unsteadiness

The signs and symptoms of BPPV can come and go and commonly last less than one minute. Episodes of BPPV can disappear for some time and then recur.

Activities that bring about the signs and symptoms of BPPV can vary from person to person, but are almost always brought on by a change in head position. Some people also feel out of balance when standing or walking.

Abnormal rhythmic eye movements usually accompany the symptoms of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

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Generally, see your doctor if you experience any recurrent, sudden, severe, or prolonged and unexplained dizziness or vertigo.

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Although it's uncommon for dizziness to signal a serious illness, see your doctor immediately if you experience dizziness or vertigo along with any of the following:

• A new, different or severe headache
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Semicircular canals and otolith organs — called the utricle and saccule — in your inner ear contain fluid and fine, hairlike sensors. These sensory hair cells help you keep your eyes focused on a target when your head is in motion. They also help you keep your balance.

Often, there's no known cause for BPPV . This is called idiopathic BPPV .

When there is a known cause, BPPV is often associated with a minor to severe blow to your head. Less common causes of BPPV include disorders that damage your inner ear or, rarely, damage that occurs during ear surgery or long periods positioned on your back, such as in a dentist chair. BPPV also has been associated with migraines.

The ear's role

Inside your ear is a tiny organ called the vestibular labyrinth. It includes three loop-shaped structures (semicircular canals) that contain fluid and fine, hairlike sensors that monitor your head's rotation.

Other structures (otolith organs) in your ear monitor your head's movements — up and down, right and left, back and forth — and your head's position related to gravity. These otolith organs contain crystals that make you sensitive to gravity.

For many reasons, these crystals can become dislodged. When they become dislodged, they can move into one of the semicircular canals — especially while you're lying down. This causes the semicircular canal to become sensitive to head position changes it would normally not respond to, which is what makes you feel dizzy.

Risk factors

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo occurs most often in people age 50 and older, but can occur at any age. BPPV is also more common in women than in men. A head injury or any other disorder of the balance organs of your ear may make you more susceptible to BPPV .

Complications

Although BPPV is uncomfortable, it rarely causes complications. The dizziness of BPPV can make you unsteady, which may put you at greater risk of falling.

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The idea of researching, booking, and embarking on a cruise might initially seem overwhelming, especially for those who are cruising with vertigo. We understand the anxiety and discomfort that come with the condition and the concerns it may raise when considering cruising with vertigo. However, rest assured that there are ways to find peace of mind and make your voyage a comfortable and enjoyable experience. Our expert tips and product recommendations are specifically tailored to help you enjoy cruising with vertigo, allowing you to embark on your cruise with confidence. Discover how you can navigate the open seas with ease and reclaim the joy of travel. Read on to learn more!

This article is not intended to substitute, or provide, professional medical advice before cruising with vertigo. Please seek guidance from your doctor regarding any worries or questions you may have about traveling with vertigo.

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Stable Environment Cruise ships are designed to provide stability, even in rough seas. Modern cruise liners are equipped with advanced stabilizers, ballast systems, and state-of-the-art technologies that work together to minimize the rolling and swaying motions of the ship. These features create a more comfortable environment, reducing the likelihood of triggering vertigo symptoms and motion sickness. You can rest assured that cruise ships are engineered to prioritize passenger comfort and safety.

Cabin Location When booking your cruise, consider selecting a cabin located in the middle of the ship and on a lower floor. This choice can help minimize the effects of movement and reduce the likelihood of experiencing vertigo. Cabins situated in the middle of the ship tend to experience less rocking motion compared to those at the front or back. Additionally, choosing a lower floor can provide a more stable experience when cruising with vertigo, as the ship’s movement is felt less on lower decks. By selecting a cabin in these areas, you can enhance your comfort and potentially reduce the risk of vertigo symptoms. It’s important to note that while selecting an optimal cabin location can help mitigate the effects of movement, individual experiences with vertigo may vary. Some individuals cruising with vertigo may find relief by being closer to the ship’s center of gravity, while others may not be significantly affected by cabin location. It’s always a good idea to consult with your travel agent or the cruise line to discuss your specific needs and preferences.

Variety of Activities On board a cruise ship, you’ll find a wide range of activities and entertainment options, catering to diverse interests. From culinary delights at specialty restaurants to fitness classes, spa treatments, educational lectures, live performances, and engaging recreational activities, there is something for everyone. Many of these activities take place indoors, providing a controlled and stable environment that can help distract from vertigo symptoms. You can focus on enjoying the vibrant atmosphere and immersing yourself in the enriching experiences offered on the ship.

Access to Medical Services If you experience symptoms while cruising with vertigo, help is readily available. Most cruise ships have onboard medical facilities staffed by healthcare professionals trained to handle various conditions, including vertigo. These medical facilities are equipped with the necessary resources to provide prompt assistance, advice, and appropriate care. It is advisable to inform the ship’s medical staff about your condition during the embarkation process, ensuring they are aware and ready to support you if needed

The Opportunity to Explore Multiple Destinations Cruising allows you to visit multiple destinations in a single trip, offering a unique and convenient way to explore the world. Whether you dream of witnessing the awe-inspiring glaciers of Alaska, the historical sites of Europe, or the exotic beauty of the Caribbean islands, a cruise takes you on a voyage of discovery. By eliminating the need for multiple flights or long car rides, cruising minimizes the discomfort and stress associated with traditional travel methods. You can relax and enjoy the scenic beauty, immerse yourself in diverse cultures, and embark on exciting adventures while minimizing logistical challenges.

Peace of mind A cruise vacation provides a sense of peace of mind for individuals with vertigo. Onboard amenities, entertainment, and services are conveniently included in one comprehensive package. From comfortable accommodations to a variety of dining options, recreational activities, and relaxation areas, cruise ships are designed to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. You can unwind and enjoy your time on the ship, knowing that everything you need is readily available, allowing you to focus on creating unforgettable memories rather than worrying about logistics. The all-inclusive nature of a cruise vacation brings ease and convenience, providing a stress-free environment for individuals cruising with vertigo.

If you’re planning on cruising with vertigo, there are several products that have helped others to alleviate symptoms and make their journey more comfortable. Here are some recommendations:

Motion Sickness Bands These wristbands use acupressure to help relieve motion sickness and reduce the symptoms of vertigo. They apply pressure to specific points on the wrist, which can help restore balance and minimize dizziness. Look for bands like Sea-Band or Reliefband, which are popular and widely available.

Anti-Nausea Medications Consult with your doctor or pharmacist about over-the-counter or prescription medications specifically designed to alleviate motion sickness and vertigo symptoms. These medications can help control nausea and dizziness, allowing you to enjoy your cruise without discomfort. Examples include Dramamine and Bonine.

Ginger Products Ginger has long been used as a natural remedy for nausea and motion sickness. Consider carrying ginger candies, ginger capsules, or ginger tea bags with you during the cruise. Consuming ginger in various forms may help reduce vertigo symptoms and settle your stomach.

Remember to consult with your healthcare provider before trying any new products or medications, as they can provide personalized recommendations based on your specific condition and medical history. Additionally, consider speaking with the cruise line in advance to inquire about any special accommodations or services they may offer for individuals with vertigo. With the right products, precautions, and guidance, you can embark on a cruise adventure with greater confidence and comfort.

If you’d like to read more about avoiding seasickness especially when cruising with vertigo, check out this article from Carnival .

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With a capacity for 12 guests, a cruising speed of 15 knots and a crew of 11, Vertigo’s clean minimalist lines and tasteful renovation will appeal to the most discerning yacht aficionados.  

Her large swimming platform is a mere step away from the water, making her the perfect craft from which to launch many ocean going adventures and explorations in the surrounding crystal clear waters while the jacuzzi offers an idyllic spot in which to relax at any time of the day or evening.

Indeed, Vertigo’s versatility knows no bounds, and her upper deck tables can cleverly convert to a bar where sundowners are the perfect preamble to a gorgeous evening filled with fun and frivolity.

The Experience

The bar is set high on Vertigo; with her spacious proportions, generous staterooms and comfortable ambience, she is the ultimate combination of style and elegance where you can create a bespoke hedonistic escape.

A discreet classically furnished salon in dark polished wood and cream has an adjacent formal dining area with seating for 12 while her cosy upper salon and outdoor cinema style aft deck are great spots for relaxing and entertaining en famille.   

Circular seating on the upper deck features alongside a more casual dining option with panoramic views in every direction while her beautifully equipped sun deck with oversized rattan loungers, bar and jacuzzi will become an al fresco home from home for guests. Furthermore, a retractable roof on the sun deck means that rain never stops play!

Seven cabins sleep 12, comprising a generous master, VIP with mini salon area, two doubles and three twin cabins and ensuites.

Designed with fun and leisure in mind, the swimming platform is the ideal jumping off point for keen watersports enthusiasts to enjoy an enviable variety of toys including two Sea Doos, three SeaBobs, a jetsurf board, Hobie paddleboard, two SUPs, two wakeboards, water skis and mono ski, inflatables, tubes and a banana. 

The Captain

Captain Nikos Rokakis graduated from the Merchant Marine Academy in 2011 with a Captain Class Diploma, which was upgraded to Class B’ in 2018. Boasting certifications in Medical Care, Tanker Safety, S.S.O, Fire-Fighting and Lifesaving appliances, as well as holding a speedboat operator license, he is a highly-sought after captain with an excellent reputation.

After graduation, Captain Nikos began a career on cruise ships before later joining the superyacht industry, and to date he has worked on board the likes of Lady Sarya, Tueq, Paris, O'Ptasia and O'Pari. He possesses excellent multitasking skills, while his politeness and experience make him the captain everyone is looking for.

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67.21m  /  220'6   alloy yachts   2011 / 2019.

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Cabin Configuration

Special Features:

• Large Deck Spaces to Relax
• Oversized Swim Platform
• Outdoor Movie Viewing on Aft Deck
• Wet bar on Flybridge
• Excellent Beach BBQ Set Up
• Custom Built Limo Tender

Superyacht Vertigo features ultra cutting edge exterior lines with contemporary interior designed spaces.

The 67.2m/220'6" 'Vertigo' sail yacht built by the New Zealander shipyard Alloy Yachts is available for charter for up to 12 guests in 5 cabins. This multi-award winning yacht features interior styling by Christian Liaigre.

A majestic sight at sea, Vertigo effortlessly combines classic looks with superb modern amenities, boasting expansive sunbathing areas and alfresco dining opportunities to guests.

Guest Accommodation

Vertigo is great for families thanks to her child-friendly setup. Built in 2011, She offers guest accommodation for up to 12 guests with a layout comprising a master suite, three double cabins and one twin cabin. There are 11 beds in total, including 3 king, 1 queen, 3 singles and 4 pullmans. She is also capable of carrying up to 11 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht charter experience.

Onboard Comfort & Entertainment

You and your guests can enjoy a variety of experiences on Vertigo, particularly a gym with all the latest equipment to maintain your fitness routine. Retreat to the deck jacuzzi and soak up the scenery.

Vertigo benefits from some excellent features to improve your charter, particularly Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing you to stay connected at all times, should you wish. Guests will experience complete comfort while chartering thanks to air conditioning.

Performance & Range

Vertigo is built with a aluminium hull and aluminium superstructure. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, she comfortably cruises at 12 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 18 knots with a range of up to 2,300 nautical miles from her 64,000 litre fuel tanks at 17 knots.

Set against the backdrop of your chosen cruising ground, you and your guests can enjoy fun on the water with the collection of water toys and accessories aboard Vertigo. Principle among these are two Topper Topaz sailboats to bring out the explorer in you. Additionally, there are waterskis that are hugely entertaining whether you are a beginner or a seasoned pro. In addition there are wakeboards so guests can show off at speed. If that isn't enough Vertigo also features kayaks, scuba diving equipment, bikes and paddleboards. When it comes to Tenders, Vertigo has you covered - with three tenders, including a 8m/26'3" Limo Tender Enclosed.

Vertigo and her crew are available for charter this summer for cruising within the Mediterranean. She is already accepting bookings this winter for cruising in Bermuda and the Caribbean.

Sail yacht Vertigo is an outstanding pedigree yacht that delivers on all fronts for superlative luxury yacht vacations.

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Stand Out Features

Aft deck entertainment

Entertain day and night from the aft deck thanks to its open air cinema, oversized Jacuzzi, and spacious sunpads

Waterfront gym

Exercise with a natural breeze before effortlessly accessing the water from the swim platform

Exciting water toy selection

Embark in style with a limousine tender before having fun with sailing dinghies, kayaks, paddleboards and more

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Amenities & Entertainment

For your relaxation and entertainment Vertigo has the following facilities, for more details please speak to your yacht charter broker.

Vertigo is reported to be available to Charter with the following recreation facilities:

• 8m  /  26'3 Custom Limo Tender Enclosed (with removable roof) built by Lloyd Stevenson Boatbuilders
• 2 x 6m  /  19'8 Nautica RIB Yamaha 150 HP engine
• 1 x Avon Seasport Jet Tender with Jockey Console

For a full list of all available amenities & entertainment facilities, or price to hire additional equipment please contact your broker.

Vertigo Awards & Nominations

• The World Superyacht Awards 2012 Best Sailing Yacht in 40m+ size range Winner
• The ShowBoats Design Awards 2012 Interior Design Award: Sailing Yachts Finalist
• The ShowBoats Design Awards 2012 Exterior Design & Styling Award: Sailing Yachts Winner
• The ShowBoats Design Awards 2012 Naval Architecture Award: Sailing Yachts Finalist
• The ShowBoats Design Awards 2012 Interior Layout Award: Sailing Yachts Winner
• The World Superyacht Awards 2012 Sailing Yacht of the Year Winner
• The ShowBoats Design Awards 2012 Recreational Area for Guest Use Award Winner
• International Superyacht Society Awards 2012 Best Sail 40 M+ Winner
• The International Yacht & Aviation Awards 2013 Sailing Yacht (over 40m) Winner
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For a full list of all available amenities & entertainment facilities, or price to hire additional equipment please contact your broker.

'Vertigo' Charter Rates & Destinations

Summer Season

May - September

€325,000 p/week + expenses Approx $361,000

High Season

Cruising Regions

Mediterranean Croatia, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, Turkey

HOT SPOTS:   Amalfi Coast, Corsica, French Riviera, Ibiza, Mykonos, Sardinia, The Balearics

Winter Season

October - April

Bermuda Caribbean Antigua, Bahamas, Cuba, Saint Martin, St Barts

HOT SPOTS:   Virgin Islands

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A Guide to Cruises and Vertigo

by Contractor | Nov 12, 2020 | resources , Travel Tips | 0 comments

Vertigo after a cruise ship vacation is quite common, especially among first-time cruise passengers . You’ll notice that the swaying and dizzy feeling that comes while you’re on board doesn’t go away even when you’ve disembarked from the ship. You may also find it difficult to gauge the distance from your foot to the floor and occasionally bump into objects trying to find your balance.

While the exact cause of vertigo after a cruise is unknown, there are things you can do to control it. First, you can give it time to pass on its own. It takes about two days for the symptoms to go away. If they don’t, it may be time to seek medical intervention.

Understanding how vertigo happens and what to expect will help you deal with the condition more effectively. We’ve provided a comprehensive guide on vertigo after a cruise and how to manage it. Let’s dive right in.

Understanding Vertigo after a Cruise Ship Vacation

You’ve returned home from a cruise, but your body still feels like you’re on the ship. You try to sleep or lie down, but everything around you seems to be moving. Sometimes you feel like your body is rocking or swaying and your legs seem weak. What’s happening?

The disorder is known as Mal de Debarquement Syndrome, also referred to as MdDS or MDD. It is a type of vertigo that occurs once you step out of a cruise ship. Most people experience the symptoms for a day or two, and they go back to normal. However, the symptoms persist for weeks or longer in some returning vacationers.

Common Symptoms

Individuals suffering from vertigo describe a feeling that’s equivalent to trying to walk on a trampoline. The symptoms begin as soon as one steps out of the cruise ship. Most people feel dizzy and find it hard to find their balance. Also, the symptoms seem to subside when one is in motion and reappear when they’re standing still.

Some of the common symptoms of vertigo after a cruise ship include:

• Extreme fatigue
• Motion sensation even when one is standing still
• Unsteady gait
• Difficulty concentrating
• Ear ringing

The symptoms vary from one day to another and can present differently for different people as well. However, they are worse during the night.

Source: Travel Tips USA Today

Who Is Most Affected?

MdDS commonly affects women aged 40 to 50 years following a 7-night cruise or more. In fact, reports show that 90% of MdDs cases are among women. The condition typically lasts for about a month or less but can continue longer than this.

What Causes Vertigo after Cruise Ship Vacation?

Understanding the course of this condition is the first step to finding a solution. Unfortunately, despite extensive research, scientists haven’t found the real cause of vertigo. However, findings show that it may be caused by the following:

Hormonal Changes

Some specialists speculate that hormonal changes and anxiety in middle-aged women may be a cause of vertigo after leaving a cruise ship. However, there isn’t enough evidence to support this.

Brain and Body Adaptations to Ship Movements

Another possible cause of vertigo is your body and brain’s natural adjustments to the movements of the ship. Your brain anticipates the swaying movements, thereby preventing you from falling. In turn, your body follows suit and this becomes our “normal” state.

After the cruise, your brain takes some time to get back to normal, hence the symptoms you experience. You’ll feel as if you’re still on the ship and everything around you will appear to be in motion. This explains why the symptoms seem to disappear when you get into a moving vehicle or you engage in an activity that requires a lot of movement. In most cases, this feeling will pass on its own after a few days.

Dizziness experts also believe that migraines may cause MdDS and increase the risk of motion sickness. A study showed that patients who were exposed to motion around the time of their period (commonly accompanied by migraines) experienced MdDS. This theory explains why some women have better tolerance for some cruises than others. However, there isn’t sufficient evidence to support this theory.

Source: Dizziness and Balance

Source:  NHS Inform

Treatment Options

If you’re diagnosed with Mal de Debarquement, your doctor will most likely advise you to see a physical therapist specializing in vestibular rehabilitation. The program involves various exercises aimed at improving balance and reducing dizziness-related symptoms.

After a few months of the therapy sessions, you should notice an improvement in your symptoms. However, going on another cruise or any activity that triggers Mal de Debarquement may cause another episode.

Your doctor may also prescribe some anti-anxiety medication that’s meant to be taken for a short while. Once the symptoms have begun, motion-sickness medicines won’t help.

Source: Cleveland Clinic

How to Cure Vertigo after a Cruise Ship Vacation

Therapy and anti-anxiety medication are prescribed to patients who have been suffering from vertigo for days on end without relief. If the symptoms are not chronic, there are several things you can do to cure it and get back to normal.

Get Quality Sleep

Getting enough sleep after a cruise can be all your body needs to heal and reset. When you get home from your cruise, resist the urge to do a lot. Pass on the alcohol and retire to bed early. You’ll feel so much better when you wake up.

If rest doesn’t do it, wait it out a few days. In most cases, the symptoms subside on their own after two or more days.

Try Some Vertigo-Easing Home Remedies

Some people swear by ginger when it comes to relieving vertigo symptoms. For the best results, make a drink from fresh ginger. You can also try acupressure wrist bands, which are excellent for relieving sea-sickness and are believed to be equally beneficial for curing post-cruise vertigo.

Other home remedies believed to ease the symptoms include:

• Gingko Biloba extract capsules
• Deep breathing techniques to ease stress
• Avoiding alcohol

Stay Active

As we mentioned, vertigo seems to get better when you’re in motion. Therefore, when you start experiencing these symptoms, it’s crucial to stay active. Physical activity not only improves blood circulation but also does wonders for your hand and eye coordination.

See a Doctor

If you tried sleeping, home remedies, and physical activity, and nothing seems to work; it may be time to see a doctor, especially if the symptoms have lasted more than two days. In this case, you may be suffering from a severe case of MdDS that requires medical intervention to cure.

Find Your Balance

Cruises are fun. You get to enjoy uninterrupted time and make lasting memories. But if you tend to suffer from land sickness, the aftermath of your cruise is far from fun. Most people have a difficult time doing basic things like taking a shower because everything seems to be spinning out of control.

It doesn’t have to come to this. If you’ve had this experience before, it may be a good idea to talk to your doctor before embarking on your trip. They may have some tricks to help you cope more effectively.

And if you’re already dealing with the symptoms, try the techniques listed in this article, they work wonders for less severe cases, and you’ll notice an improvement within a few days.  However, if the symptoms persist, be sure to seek medical advice.

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Vertigo yacht description.

Presented by DMA Yachting, the breathtaking charter yacht VERTIGO is a 220 ft sailboat featuring a hot tub. The main attractions of VERTIGO are her elegant profile and fantastic layout. VERTIGO spends the summer and winter season in Greece. She was delivered by the well-known ship builder Alloy Yachts in 2011. A succesful refit was delivered in 2019. The ingenious yacht layout features 5 generous cabins and comfortably accommodates a group of 12 guests.

VERTIGO is classified primarily as a sailboat.

The sailboat features 2 x Caterpillar engines .

What is the cabin arrangement of VERTIGO?

Weekly price: €360,000

• Length: 220'
• # of Guests: 12
• # of Cabins: 5
• # of Crew: 11
• Builder: Alloy Yachts
• Cruising Speed: 13kn
• Max. Speed: 15kn
• Built Year: 2011
• Refit: 2019

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Price from: €360,000

High season rate: €360,000

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VERTIGO Yacht for charter

• 67.20 m / 220 ft
• ALLOY YACHTS / 2011
• from: 325,000 EUR/week
• Interior Styling fautured by Christian Liaigre
• Wide selection of water toys
• Refitted in 2019
• Fully Equipped gym

Description

The 52m (170’ 7’’) Sailing yacht VERTIGO for charter accommodates 12 guests in 5 staterooms. Delivered in 2011 and refitted in 2019, S/Y VERTIGO by Alloy Yachts, became a beautiful classic sailing yacht at sea.

Her setup is great for families thanks to her child-friendly setup. She has a full beam master with lounge area and office, his and hers bathrooms, two double cabins with king size beds, one cabin with a double bed, a fixed single bed and a pullman, one cabin with two fixed single beds, an upper bunk single as well as a pull-out single best suited to a child.

VERTIGO offers a variety of experiences such as gym, deck jacuzzi and a wide selection of water toys. Powered by Caterpillar engines, it cruises comfortably at 12.5 knots with a top speed of 15 knots.

Discover this Alloy Yachts yacht VERTIGO for charter with YACHTZOO.

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