Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas made her final call to Sydney last Saturday, marking the end of the summer cruise season for the company in Australia. Azamar Club Cruises, Celebrity Cruises and Royal Caribbean carried over 250,000 guests from October 2015 to April 2016. The number of passengers has increased by 27 per from … Read more
Royal Caribbean is the second line to cancel port calls to Bali because of concerns of terrorism attacks. Radiance of the Seas, which was due to call at Benoa in Bali on March 17 will instead, spend an extra day at sea. Royal Caribbean issued a statement on its blog saying, “Our guests’ vacation time … Read more
The overwhelming stress of weddings can turn a lot of people off – guests included. Enter a cruise wedding.
Celebrity Summit is part of the Celebrity Cruises’ Millennium-class ships. She has three sister ships – Celebrity Constellation, Celebrity Infinity and Celebrity Millennium. Fast Facts Launched: November 2011 Tonnage: 91,000 Passengers: 1,950 Crew: 999 Itineraries: Bermuda, Caribbean, New England, Canada Staterooms Categories include: Penthouse Suite Celebrity Suite Accessible Sky Suite Royal Suite Sky Suite AquaClass … Read more
Celebrity Infinity is part of the Celebrity Cruises’ Millennium-class ships. She has three sister ships – Celebrity Constellation, Celebrity Summit and Celebrity Millennium. Fast Facts Launched: 3 March 2001 Tonnage: 91,000 Passengers: 2,170 Crew: 999 Itineraries: Alaska, Norwegian Fjords, South America and Panama Canal Staterooms Categories include: Penthouse Suite Celebrity Suite Accessible Sky Suite Royal … Read more
Celebrity Constellation is part of the Celebrity Cruises’ Millennium-class ships. She has three sister ships – Celebrity Infinity, Celebrity Summit and Celebrity Millennium. Fast Facts Launched: 12 May 2002 Tonnage: 91,000 Passengers: 2,038 Crew: 999 Itineraries: Caribbean and Europe. Staterooms Categories include: Penthouse Suite Celebrity Suite Accessible Sky Suite Royal Suite Sky Suite AquaClass Stateroom … Read more
It’s lonely on Sydney Harbour now that the cruise season has officially ended, but thanks to Carnival Australia we still see ships regularly from P&O Cruises and Princess Cruises that are based here all year round.
In spite of the GFC and other global dilemmas, cruising holidays are still on the up!
Day 3: Mmm, did you wonder about the correct pronunciation of Cuneyt’s name?
She's the most specious ship yet from luxury line Oceania Cruises. James Sitters tells Rose Kelly and Peter Lynch what's on board the new class of ship, including restaurants, spas and suites.
