If you’re disappointed that your cruise ship has been too raucous,quiet,cultured or too full of children,then it’s unfair to blame it on the cruise line.
Taking kids on a river cruise is perhaps a mistake,but there are some exceptions.
It looks like the monstrous love child of Le Corbusier and H.G. Wells.
The luxury ship,which will sail around Australia,the Pacific and even to Antarctica,features two helicopters and a high-tech submersible.
Fresh contemporary style,interesting port stops and inclusive tours … no wonder this ship is consistently booked out.
Orokonui Eco sanctuary encompasses more than 300 hectares of protected wildlife reserve,the perfect conditions for New Zealand’s feathery locals.
The keenest prices are for bargain hunters tuned into late-breaking offers,with their bags packed and ready to roll at short notice.
Greece is a scintillatingly beautiful destination with a coast and islands made for cruising. It’s no wonder more than 1000 ships are heading there this year.
Subscribers have the chance to win a 10-day Viking “Empires of the Mediterranean” cruise plus return flights for two*.
After almost 20 years plying Europe’s great rivers in chartered ships,APT is creating its own vessels,heralding a new era for the Australian company based in Melbourne.
What traveller doesn’t dream of sailing the infamous Strait of Magellan across the southernmost wilds of South America?