Ships that sail in the ocean
Royal Caribbean International‘s Quantum-class ships will debut this November as Quantum of the Seas sails out of New York until May. Then, a 53-day world voyage takes the ship to Shanghai for year-round service on three- to eight-day cruises to Korea and Japan. Before Read More …
Not all that long ago, All You Can Drink alcoholic cruise beverage packages were available only to those sailing with a group cruise and only if everyone in the group paid the price. Even then, when doing the math, those Read More …
When Royal Caribbean looked to take their trademark ‘Wow’ onboard experience to the next level, the result was an entirely new class of ships that are set to take a quantum leap forward this November. When namesake Quantum of the Read More …
Cruise travelers with a dream of sailing the Hawaiian islands often plan years in advance for the voyage. Positioned more than 2400 miles from the West coast of the United States, airfare can be expensive. Getting there by air from our Read More …
In what could be called a rite of passage of sorts, cruise lines commonly take features introduced on shiny new ships and add them to older vessels, providing a bit of new life. We saw that as Royal Caribbean International Read More …
The two small ships of Azamara Club Cruises sail to exotic destinations around the world. Rarely repeating their unique itineraries from one year to the next, when the boutique cruise line releases deployment for upcoming seasons, fans take notice. In Read More …
Regal Princess, arrived in Venice today to welcome guests on the maiden voyage, a seven-day inaugural cruise with stops in Corfu, Mykonos and an overnight call in Istanbul. Throughout the summer, Regal Princess will sail on Princess’ Grand Mediterranean cruises, Read More …
Ice skating at sea? Who would have thought it possible years ago, when cruise vacations for all were taking off as a mainstream travel option? When Royal Caribbean‘s Voyager of the Seas debuted in 1999, it was a ship of Read More …
Carnival Liberty is now sailing from Port Canaveral, becoming the third Carnival Cruise Lines cruise ship sailing year-round from Florida’s Space Coast. That move should add up to over 600,000 annual cruise passengers sailing on a Carnival ship from Port Canaveral, Read More …