Ships that sail in the ocean
First in a series of articles exploring travel on small ships. Experienced travelers who may have started their cruise history on big ships and never looked back are opting to sail on smaller ships, for a number of reasons. Hundreds Read More …
Viking River Cruises recently announced an expansion of its Egypt program for the 2020 season. Stop right there and we have a story: with few exceptions, most travel companies have abandoned Egypt over security and safety concerns. So why is Read More …
Princess Cruises has annual World Cruises that qualify as ultimate bucket-list vacations. In 2021, the Princess World Cruise itinerary will bring more ports and countries than ever before. The 111-day World Cruise Visit 50 destinations in 32 countries, across six Read More …
Wi-Fi At Sea is a topic of interest for most cruise travelers. While true, this is a rather recent development and not a statement I would have made a decade ago. It was not all that long ago when “NO Read More …
Royal Caribbean International’s newly remodeled Navigator of the Seas is sailing from Miami year round. Through May, the 3386-passenger ship is sailing a series of 5- and 9-night Caribbean itineraries before beginning 3-night weekend and 4-night weekday cruises. Featured on Read More …
Carnival Freedom sailed away from the ship’s homeport of Galveston recently for a multi-million-dollar renovation. New features were added while several existing features were enhanced. Added: a variety of exciting experiences, including an expansive new WaterWorks aqua park.Enhanced: dining options Read More …
The popularity of cruise vacations continues to grow with more ships being built every year. Nearly every cruise line worth knowing about has plans in the works that that will bring even more options. Princess Cruises wants to stay part Read More …
Sailing on a short preview cruise of Holland America Line’s latest Pinnacle-class ship brought a front row seat to ten unique parts of Holland America Line. These are not ten little things we found on Nieuw Statendam but ten big Read More …
This is not April Fools Day. This is actually happening. Carnival Cruise Line’s upcoming Mardi Gras™ will feature the first-ever roller coaster at sea when it debuts in 2020. BOLT™: Ultimate Sea Coaster™ is nearly 800 feet of twists, turns and drops at Read More …