DINING OPTIONS FOR CRUISE
It probably doesn’t come as a surprise that small ships offer fewer dining options, while big ships offer a plethora of culinary delights that can range from basic room …
Category: Cruises
COSTA CRUISES
You’ll find passengers from a variety of countries on most sailings, though with more of a European base than many other lines, and a wide range of ages from …
PUERTO RICO CRUISES
San Juan, the capital of Puerto Rico, has the busiest ocean terminal in the West Indies. Caribbean cruises not only stop here, several originate here. While cruise groups, by …
SOLO CRUISE TRAVEL
One of the nice thing about travelling solo on cruises is that you can always ask to be seated with other guests, so you never have to dine alone. …
Panama Canal Cruises
The Panama Canal is an awesome feat of engineering and human effort. Construction began in 1880 and wasn’t completed until 1914, at the expense of thousands of lives. Transiting …
SEADREAM YACHT CLUB CRUISES TRAVEL GUIDE
Cool Tech Stuff: These ships were built in the mid-1980s, but they’ve been outfitted for the 21st century. Along with solid Wi-Fi throughout, jet skis and MP3 players are …
CUNARD LINE CRUISES TRAVEL GUIDE
Enrichment Is Truly Impressive: The lecturers include big names, with politicians, noteworthy academics, and celebrities, especially on crossings. Proper High Tea: The afternoon tea is a highlight, with warm …
MONEY MATTERS FOR YOUR CRUISE
While there are plenty of onboard expenses to contend with (at least on mainstream lines), these charges are made easier thanks to the fact that cruises operate on a …
TORTOLA CRUISES
With small bays and hidden coves that were once havens for pirates, the British Virgin Islands (BVIs) are among the world’s loveliest cruising regions. Once-sleepy Tortola, one of the …
ST. MARTIN SINT MAARTEN CRUISES
Who can resist a two-for-one deal? That’s what you get on St. Martin, which has been shared by France and the Netherlands for more than 350 years. The French …