Day Two: National Geographic Orion cruise blog Published by Cruise Passenger Published on 23 Mar 2014 Bay of Islands: Day Two – At the crack-of-dawn on the second day of the National Geographic Orion’s inaugural sailing, she took her 102-guests and me into the Bay of Islands. The water was calm as the sun slowly … Read more
Thinking of a relaxing holiday? Maybe a cruise? Want to save a few dollars but avoid getting on and off on a daily basis? Then a repositioning cruise is probably for you. What is a repositioning cruise? Cruise ships follow the sun. So when winter approaches a destination, cruise ships will pack it up and … Read more
If you’re planning a holiday but want to avoid paying the big bucks then you’ll need to know the cheapest times to travel. According to a Skyscanner study, that cheapest month is May. It’s just before Europe hits the summer seasons and just after the Easter holidays. If you’re looking for a more specific travel … Read more
For some passengers the most British element of a QM2 cruise is the dulcet tones of the Commodore giving us the ship’s noonday position.
RSSC Voyager: Day 8 Published by Cruise Passenger Published on 15 Feb 2012 Last night was my last on the ship, and very convivial it was too; drinks at the Observation Lounge on Deck 11 followed by yet another excellent dinner at Compass Rose with Julie and Joanne, my Voyager friends from San Antonio, Texas. … Read more
There’s plenty to do on board Voyager. After breakfast at Le Veranda on Deck 11 (sophisticated, waiter-assisted buffet)
My week on board Regent Seven Seas Cruises Voyager began in Hobart, Tasmania
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.
