Known as the Avid Cruiser to many fans of cruise vacations, Ralph Grizzle has been sailing on ships of all shapes and sizes for decades. When his trusted, steady voice tells us the notoriously rough sea environment of the Drake Passage, Read More …
Seabourn and UNESCO have been working on their partnership for quite some time now, a number of ways. Promising and delivering a deeper appreciation for the many World Heritage sites the world’s finest luxury cruise line visits around the world, Seabourn Read More …
Like car dealers and grocery stores, it seems there is always a ‘sale’ going on at most major cruise lines, and for good reason. There is. Price continues to be a driving reason to book your favorite cruise line now Read More …
Introducing Majestic Princess, the newest and most luxurious ship in the Princess Cruises fleet. Departing April 4, the Majestic Princess will sail on her inaugural voyage, a five-day Adriatic Sea cruise roundtrip from Rome with stops in Kotor and Corfu. Read More …
New Harmony of the Seas is a shiny new cruise ship from Royal Caribbean International. That’s the same people who have offered sailings in their middle name for decades. Founded in Norway, the company launched the first in an initial trio of Read More …
A new Princess Sip Sail cruise promotion offering free all-inclusive beverages and free specialty dining for new bookings. Depending on the ship and sailing date selected, this one can bring real value. But there are a few tricks to it that bring Read More …
Ask any ten cruise travelers to list their favorite parts of the experience and a high majority of them will list dining options. Ranking right up there with seeing a number of interesting destinations in an efficient way and doing so Read More …
Port Canaveral may not be the easiest embarkation port to access when flying to Florida for a cruise. Port Everglades is right across the street from the Fort Lauderdale airport. Port Miami has eternally trendy South Beach and The Florida Keys. Port Read More …
Flying from Orlando to Cairo via Dubai, I had a good idea of what to expect. Fourteen hours to Dubai, a two-hour layover there then four hours to Cairo, it was going to be a long travel day. Still, the Read More …