Carnival Glory Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 The second ship in Carnival’s Conquest Class is the 2,980-passenger Carnival Glory. The ship offers a variety of bars and lounges, plenty of entertainment options and a head-spinning array of activities. Be wowed by short, high-energy Playlist Productions song-and-dance shows with dizzying special effects. … Read more
Carnival Breeze Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Carnival Breeze is one of the biggest “fun ships” from Carnival by far. Staying true to its name, Breeze is a carnival at sea with a non-stop range of activities. The WaterWorks pool deck, Carnival Breeze’s crowning glory, houses a Twister Water Slide and … Read more
Carnival Conquest Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 Carnival Conquest is a 290-metre long Conquest-class cruise ship with French Impressionist style interior decor designed to complement its homeport New Orleans. Since her renovation in 2009, 60 per cent of Conquest’s staterooms have balconies with oceanview. Aside from art enthusiasts, Conquest is also … Read more
Allure of the Seas Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Sep 2025 The title holder for being the world’s largest cruise ship for six years (before it was grabbed by Harmony of the Seas), Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas can carry a maximum 6,452 passengers when every berth is occupied. Similar to Oasis … Read more
AIDAsol Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 9 Aug 2025 AIDAsol was built in 2011. The 71,304 tonne ship can accommodate 2,200 passengers and 646 crew. It appeals to German-speaking couples, solo travellers and families looking for good value, entertainment and casual dining. Accommodation There are 1,097 staterooms on board in various categories, from compact … Read more
AIDAstella Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 9 Aug 2025 The 71,304 tonne AIDAstella was built in 2013. It caters to German-speaking cruisers of varying age groups and is popular with families travelling with kids, thanks to it’s activities and casual style. It has 14 passenger decks and carries 2,194 passengers and 646 crew. Accommodation … Read more
AIDAvita Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 9 Aug 2025 AIDAvita was launched in 2002. It targets youthful German speaking couples, singles and families looking for value, entertainment and casual dining. The 42,289 tonne ship has 10 passenger decks and carries 1,266 passengers and 389 crew. Accommodation There are 633 staterooms (in 16 different categories) … Read more
Carnival Inspiration Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Jul 2025 The 2,056-passenger Carnival Imagination, the sixth of Carnival Cruise Line’s eight Fantasy-class vessels, is the oldest and the smallest ship in the current fleet. Despite the lack of big-ships staples such as sports courts and balcony cabins, refurbishments have kept it up to date … Read more
Carnival Sensation Published by Bernadette Chua Published on 12 Jul 2025 The 2,052-passenger Carnival Sensation was the third in Carnival Cruise Line’s series of eight Fantasy-class ships. Launched in 1993, she underwent major refurbishments in 2008 to keep relevant. The 91-meter corkscrew water slide, Waterworks, is just one of the upgrades Sensation received. An additional … Read more
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.
