Planning a cruise vacation on an upscale, luxury cruise line takes a bit different planning strategy. Luxury ships from a number of cruise lines visit unique destinations around the world, pampering their guests every step of the way. Knowing that Read More …
Crystal Cruises does business as a detail-oriented ultra luxury cruise line. Accomplished in the ways of fine service, the Crystal Cruises base line experience brings simply the best of everything to their passengers. Nurturing fine service and always looking for ways Read More …
Our first sailing with Crystal Cruises brought a number of unique memories that we probably can’t make on other cruise lines. Butler service was a big hit as was every single menu item we tried on the 10-day Fall Foliage Read More …
Just off a 10-day sailing of Crystal Cruises Crystal Serenity, we have what turned out to be a wonderful experience fresh in our minds. Rated an ultra-luxury brand, a sailing with Crystal Cruises will include a number of features; some exclusive, some Read More …
We recently completed a 10-day Fall foliage sailing with Crystal Cruises, sailing from Boston, Massachusetts to Quebec City in Canada. All along the way we shared the experience live on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter as we explored Crystal Cruises for the Read More …
Winding down our 10-night sailing of Crystal Serenity, we stopped in Canada‘s Magdalen Islands at Iles de la Madeleine, a tiny port with a rich history. It was a short call at the place named after the seigneur (think ‘landlord’) Read More …
Taking a break from …no, that’s not right. Pausing for a moment as we…wrong, that’s not it either. Continuing our luxury sailing with Crystal Cruises but not going ashore…better. Ok, here we go: Halfway through an enlightening 10-night sailing with Read More …
On day five of our 10-night Autumn’s Palette sailing with Crystal Cruises, we stopped at Halifax in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. Commonly referred to as “the new Scotland”, we found out why on a guided walking expedition that would Read More …
In June of 1877, a major fire ravaged Saint John, the largest city in the Canadian province of New Brunswick. In less than half a day, over 1,600 wooden structures were destroyed, leaving thousands of residents homeless. Rebuilt on a Read More …