Planning a first Alaska cruise can be a scary task, not unlike a first trip to Europe. Come to think of it, for travelers that very closely associate “cruise” with “Caribbean“, a trip to Alaska may very well be the Read More …
Looking forward to the upcoming Seabourn Food & Wine Cruise, I know there will be a number of interesting food- and wine-oriented events scheduled, both on and off Seabourn Sojourn. As experienced on the first ever Seabourn Food and Wine Read More …
When planning cruise travel, we source information a number of ways. A recommendation from a good friend, travel agent or trusted expert goes a long way to making an intelligent choice. Travel books, guides and online resources help, as do Read More …
Knowing exactly which Summer/Fall Canada and New England cruise to book can be a tricky proposition, or so it seems. We want to see a riot of color along the way so timing is important. Sailings that are scheduled for Read More …
Viking River Cruises has enjoyed great success on rivers around the world, offering a unique experience to culturally curious travelers with a keen focus on quality. The unique design of Viking Longships, supported by highly efficient and personable shoreside Read More …
One of the most popular ships sailing from Florida’s Port Canaveral recently went through a 24-day dry dock renovation, adding more staterooms, dining options and a bow to stern revitalization of the entire ship. 154-ton Freedom of the Seas is Read More …
There are a number of sources for video tours and reviews of cruise ships that are worth considering in the process of buying a cruise or getting ready for one. Some get very specific, showing and rating dining, activities, shore tours and Read More …
We talk a lot these days about destination focused cruise lines, sailing the rivers and oceans of the world, and rightfully so: I like them better. This is my blog. I get to write and spin any story any way Read More …
The Seabourn fleet is growing, with two new ships coming out in the next few years. Recently becoming a bit more real, the 40-ton big sisters to 32-ton Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn and Seabourn Quest were named Seabourn Encore and Seabourn Ovation. Read More …