Nai Cruise

Royal Caribbean, Independence of the Seas

1050 Caribbean Way, Miami, FL 33132

December 14-18th, 2023

What to Expect

Nai Cruise

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WHEN & WHERE:

We set sail on December 14th, 2023, from 1050 Caribbean Way, Miami, FL 33132 (once we get closer to December 14th you will be required to select a time to board the ship, we set sail by 4 PM)

We return to Miami on December 18th, 2023, in the morning

CRUISE LINE:

We will be cruising on the Royal Carribean, Independence of the Seas, for 4 days.

We spend 3 days at sea, and 1 day at the beach in Labadee, Haiti (Royal Caribbean’s private island, only accessible to those on the ship).

Our prices differ than what is on the website, because we include gratuity, grouped rooms near each other and where events are taking place, in house Moishe House staff and unique sessions, and more! If you have additional questions about price differences, please email us at info@campnainainai.org.

COVID Guidelines

What to Expect at Nai?

A 4 day (3 days at sea and 1 day in Labadee, Haiti) experience.

We will email you with information on where to meet once we board, what to pack, and more ahead of the cruise. Please expect an email from us a month before we depart!

Tentative sample schedule:

Thursday:

Board ship before 4pm and check in with us!
Happy hour, meet and greet, get settled in
Chanukkah Candle lighting and meet your Mishpacha Group
Dinner and theme night (Theme to be announced!)
Mix and mingle + free time on board!
Late night hang out – choose your own adventure

Friday:

Breakfast and fun group sessions
Free time and cruise fun
Get ready for shabbat
Mishpacha groups, Kabbalat Shabbat, and candle lighting
Shabbat dinner
Oneg/game night/trivia/chill!

Saturday:

Optional services
Optional lunch on board or beach
Beach time! Or fun time on board (if on the beach, we will have a meeting location so people can easily find each other)
Havdalah and Mishpacha groups, group photo
Dinner
Free time/choose your own adventure

Sunday:

Monday:

Dock in the morning and disembark
Bon voyage!

Accommodations

All cabin types will accommodate two participants, have two twin beds that convert to a royal king, a sitting area with sofa and private bathroom.

Interior Cabin (60 spots available): Our interior staterooms include basic amenities for you to enjoy. Please note these rooms do not have windows and/or views of the sea.
Window Cabin (30 spots available): Spectacular sights and amazing views from the comfort of your stateroom.
Oceanview with Balcony (40 spots available): Breathtaking views to take in all the wonder and excitement of your destination.

Food

Camp Nai Staff

Full Time Staff

Mollie Rose, Camp Program Manager

Mollie is the Camp Program Manager for Camp Nai Nai Nai. Formerly, Mollie was a Sr. Community Manager for 3.5 years who oversaw Southern houses and pods at Moishe House. She is based in Dallas, Texas, and attended her first Camp Nai in December 2021 at Camp Texas. Before Moishe House, Mollie worked at YETI Coolers, LLC headquarters in Austin, and in Student Affairs at Southern Methodist University and Eastfield College. Mollie has been actively involved in the Dallas Jewish community and continues to volunteer and participate in other local Jewish organizations. During her free time, she enjoys dancing at her local dance studio, playing golf or participating in other group exercise classes, exploring museums, and camping with her dog. Mollie has a bachelors degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a Masters degree from Southern Methodist.

Arona Mostov, Camps and Immersive Experiences Specialist

Arona has been a Moishe House community member in three cities (Columbus, OH, Boston, and NYC) and is thrilled to help plan memorable camp experiences for the community. Arona loves Moishe House in that it supports diverse Jewish communities around the world. Arona attended The Ohio State University, studying International Relations & Diplomacy, Russian, and Middle Eastern Studies. She also studied at Tel Aviv University and interned with the Tel Aviv Board of Tourism. Arona has a background in international student advising, international education and programming, and immigration law. Most recently, Arona served as Immigration Associate at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Arona can be found baking the perfect babka, teaching barre classes in New York City, and spending time with her cat, Herzl.