Ships that sail in the ocean
For a limited time, Oceania Cruises invites cruise travelers on select 2023 voyages to delve deeper into the world’s most exotic destinations and treasured wonders with its Free Land Program. Available on 15 featured sailings reaching Africa, Asia, Australia, the Read More …
Viking recently celebrated the company’s 25th anniversary with a celebration in Amsterdam. To commemorate the milestone three classes of Viking ships met in Amsterdam and sailed in a special convoy to IJmuiden, Netherlands. During the Amsterdam event, Viking also named expedition Read More …
Carnival Luminosa (formerly Costa Luminosa) sailed for the first time today sporting new livery and funnel that North American cruise travelers will probably never see in person. Carnival Luminosa departed her Palermo, Italy, dry dock to head to Dubai where the ship’s crew Read More …
Holland America Line’s Volendam has spent the past six months in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, under charter to the City of Rotterdam to house Ukrainian families. The ship was a temporary home for up to 1,500 refugees through the charter, part of Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line unveiled a new port art installation created by a 15-year-old Tampa artist honor of International Coastal Cleanup Day. Read More …
MSC Cruises will homeport one of its largest and most advanced ships to Port Canaveral in 2023 Read More …
Carnival Luminosa has officially joined the Carnival Cruise Line fleet today as the newest Fun Ship which will debut from Brisbane, Australia, Nov. 6, 2022. In Palermo, Italy, this morning, Costa Captain Nicolantonio Palombella handed over the ship to Carnival Captain Adriano Binacchi, with additional leadership Read More …
Sailing 73 days roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale, Holland America Line’s Grand Africa Voyage brings travelers to Africa’s “Big Five”, a diverse collection of cultures across the vast continent without international air travel from the United States or with a convenient Read More …
My Viking story started with the inauguration of Viking Longships in Amsterdam and there has been no looking back ever since. It’s the last part of that statement “…and there has been no lookng back,” that is of particular Read More …