The Mediterranean is a captivating region woven from ancient civilizations, diverse cultures, and stunning landscapes, no wonder it has long beckoned travelers seeking to unravel the secrets of a storied past.
For cruise enthusiasts seeking to immerse themselves in the vibrant tapestry of ancient cultures, stunning landscapes, and gastronomic wonders, Asia is one destination to beat.
For Australian nature lovers and adventure-enthusiasts, the vast and stunning landscapes of Canada and Alaska are a sure hit as these northern realms make untamed wilderness and rich cultural heritage meet.
Just a short journey from Australian shores lies the awe-inspiring expanse of the South Pacific, an idyllic paradise that stands out because of its pristine beaches, crystal-clear lagoons, and an array of vibrant cultures.
Major cruise lines homeported in Melbourne are featuring a range of short cruises for cruise enthusiasts and travellers seeking for a quick getaway at sea.
An Aussie favourite, Grand Princess has bid adieu to Australian shores as it heads to Puerto Rico. While she sadly won't be here for Australia's next cruise season, the good news is that she'll be back.
Recognizing the potential of the region as a promising market for the cruising industry, major cruise lines like Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, and Norwegian Cruise Line are increasing their number of cruises in Southeast Asia.
Our On Board host Rosie Kelly has just returned from sailing the Majestic Princess in the Mediterranean with her daughter. She and publisher Peter Lynch discuss her journey - and the changes to the ship, one of Australia's favourites after her many seasons sailing our own waters.
