Honee – cruise · honeefy MCP Server

Asks the provider's cruise advisor for a short, honest opinion on ONE offer from find_cruises: overall fit, or which cabin category or fare suits the travellers. Use it ONLY when the user asks about ONE specific offer ('is this right for me', 'which cabin', 'which fare') -- not after every find_cruises and never for a whole list. Quote the opinion as the advisor's. It does NOT search, book or compare several offers; it is limited to a few calls per consultation.

Returns the provider's own statement on booking: who the tour operator is, who acts as agent, how the customer's payment is protected (insolvency cover), how payment and cancellation work -- plus links to the legal pages. Use it when the user asks whether booking here is safe, who they are contracting with, or how payment is protected. It does NOT give legal advice and returns nothing if the provider has not published these facts.

Returns the consulting profile of a cruise line: who it suits, who it suits less, its style and fleet. Use it when the user asks which cruise line fits them or what a line is like. It does NOT return prices, offers or booking conditions.

Searches the live, bookable sea and river cruise offers of cruise · honeefy (booked through honeepot GmbH) for a destination, a travel period and a travel party. Prices and availability are read from the provider's booking system at the time of the call and change several times a day. It fits questions about this provider's cruise offers, prices, dates and availability, and when the user wants to see, compare or book its cruises. Requires adults, period (or from_date/to_date) and destination — if any is missing, unusable or not a region this provider can search, the result lists a question for it and no search runs; ask the user, then call again with the same handle. For river cruises pass cruise_type='river' (a river name such as 'Danube' is recognised too). Sea cruises are shown WITHOUT a flight package by default; pass flight='with' to get the flight packages instead. Returns a summary plus up to 10 offers with cruise_id, ship, cruise line, dates, nights, price with currency (per person; for families the cabin total for the whole party where the provider computes it) and the booking link. Where the provider supports it, availability is checked LIVE for the top offers and each says whether it is confirmed; sold-out ones are removed. The first offers are shown to the user as cards with the result. The list is a SAMPLE of the provider's matches: the result says how many exist and which cruise lines have sailings -- never conclude that a line is not offered because it is not listed; pass cruise_line to look for it. It does NOT book or hold cabins, know availability beyond what it returns, or search by price alone. Each offer carries its price per cabin category; pass cabin when the user names a cabin type. To show a different selection as cards, call show_offers ONCE afterward with those cruise_id values (3-5; exactly ONE when the user asks which single cruise you recommend). Never invent offers that are not in the result.

Returns facts about a cruise port: country, port code, coordinates and how many routes call there. Use it when the user asks about a port of call or departure port. It does NOT provide excursions, sights, weather or transfer advice, and it knows only ports in the provider's catalogue.

Returns the profile of a cruise ship: cruise line, year built, size, passengers, crew and the consulting description. Use it when the user asks what a ship is like or wants to compare ships. It does NOT return deck plans, cabin numbers, live prices or availability.

Shows the user the cruises you are recommending, as cards with ship photo, route, dates, price and booking link -- drawn by the host, not by you. find_cruises already shows its first offers as cards; call this when you recommend a different selection: ONCE, as the LAST step of your answer, with the cruise_id values of a previous find_cruises result that you recommend (3-5, in your recommended order; exactly ONE when the user asks for a single recommendation or about one offer). Never call it before you have decided what to recommend, and never more than once per answer. It does NOT search; an unknown or expired cruise_id is left out and named in the result -- call find_cruises again if that happens.