A look at destinations cruise travelers might visit on their scheduled itinerary
We have visited Key West a number of times and always considered a stop in the Florida port a bonus on any cruise itinerary. A recent tour that hit many of the highlights in a short amount of time, bringing Read More …
When asked about a trip to Alaska, the conversation naturally leads to Holland America Line or Princess Cruises. Those two sister cruise lines take more travelers to the land of the midnight sun than all others on the planet combined. Read More …
As man-made “island” destinations go, cruise lines have done an amazing job in the Caribbean creating interesting places to park their ships for a day. Amber Cove in the Dominican Republic looks to be no exception to that rule. When Read More …
If you have been following along on our Azamara Club Cruises sailing you already know that we spent 12-nights on Azamara Quest sailing a Summer Russia and The Baltics itinerary. Y0u also know that we posted photos from each and Read More …
Enjoying the Northern Lights is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that ranks near the top many travel bucket lists. By sea, Northern Lights sailings commonly skirt the coast of Norway with some going to Iceland and Greenland. It’s a dream destination for many, Read More …
A sailing to Antarctica has been possible since the late 1960s. By air, overflights of Antarctica date back to the 1970’s as well sightseeing flights from Australia and New Zealand. A bunch of cruise lines go to Antarctica on a short Read More …
Sailing with Azamara Club Cruises, we visit interesting places around the world in the comfort of nicely sized ships big enough to offer a full hotel operation but small enough for direct access to ports not possible on larger vessels. Read More …
Called a “ship graveyard of sorts” what cruise passengers see sailing away from St Petersburg, Russia are Cold War remnants of a Russia that once was, left to rust and the effects of the sea, as we see in these Read More …
Day two of our overnight stay in St. Petersburg was all about making local connections, something I might not have thought possible on day one that was more suited as a backdrop for a cold war film. Sunny skies seemed Read More …