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I would rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
You didn't say anything about what kind of shooting you'll be doing, with a DSLR or point and shoot, or space limitations, so while a monopod may be easier to carry and "good enough" for snapshots, it's not as good as a tripod. A monopod won't allow you to shoot sharp photos any time a slower shutter is needed such as during early morning or evening when light is low and you need to use a small aperture, which happen to be pretty common conditions for making landscape photos.
I disagree.And unless you are shooting 2 second exposures and higher, a monopod is more than enough.
To the OP, I would pickup a beanbag and enjoy your cruise.
I disagree.And unless you are shooting 2 second exposures and higher, a monopod is more than enough.
To the OP, I would pickup a beanbag and enjoy your cruise.
You disagree because....
Because I get better photos from using my tripod than using my monopod with 2 second exposures.