Cruising takes the stress out of international travel. Step off in exciting cities, experience new cultures and wind through spectacular scenery in complete comfort. The best part? You only have to unpack once.
We boarded, efficiently at Brooklyn Terminal in New York, the queue moving steadily towards the luxurious lobby of Cunard’s flagship liner, the transatlantic doyen, Queen Mary 2, patiently tied up, loading her supplies and 2100 passengers with their luggage. This was our first cruise on a...
Image: Steve Collins For a very relaxing look at one of the most laidback areas of India, yes, there are some, head to Kerala on the Malabar Coast to cruise aboard a converted rice barge. The vessels themselves are very comfortable as they slowly wend their way along the narrow waterways...
Explore the wilds of Canada before embarking on a Coral Princess cruise through the Inside Passage to Alaska. The Coral Princess sailed Alaska’s Inside Passage between the Gulf of Alaska and Puget Sound, where passengers can see wildlife in the water including whales, orcas, sea...