Ships that sail in the ocean
Carnival Magic has been sailing from Galveston for right at five years, alternating week-long itineraries to the eastern and western Caribbean. Kicking off her U.S. debut with a performance by GRAMMY Award-winning band Maroon 5, it was a big deal at the time Read More …
Suite-level accommodations on a cruise are something every fan of cruise travel should reward themselves with from time to time. Cruise lines know that and have been taking another look at their top end digs for passengers, adding and refining Read More …
When Royal Caribbean’s 227,000-ton Harmony of the Seas begins sailing in May, the next world’s largest cruise ship will be packed with features and attractions, much like her sisters Allure of the Seas and Oasis of the Seas. But Harmony is 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 …
We’re sailing right now on Carnival Cruise Line’s newly remodeled Carnival Magic, a ship we saw debut not all that long ago. Actually, it was just last month that we took a drive to Port Canaveral in celebration of year-round Read More …
After 32 months of construction, the arrival of Harmony of the Seas marks a major milestone for Royal Caribbean International as the 226,963 gross registered ton ship becomes the 25th in the fleet. Packed With Onboard Features “Harmony of the Seas is redefining vacations Read More …
Sailing with Viking Cruises aboard new Viking Sea, we know the drill. Viking helps us every step of the way with a website rich in resources, advance information sent about a month in advance of sailing that details our air Read More …
Our most important goal here is to match travelers with the right cruise line, ship, itinerary and accommodations. Get all four of those basic variables right and the odds of enjoying a quality travel experience are quite favorable. Going further, Read More …
When Viking Ocean Cruises brought Viking Sea to London, the christening occasion was notable for a number of firsts. The 930-passenger ship was the largest ever launched in London. Instead of the traditional champagne bottle broken across the bow during christening, Read More …