If you’re looking to get a real bargain on your next cruise, you should consider looking at last minute cruises. As long as you’re willing to be flexible and do some research on what’s available, this could be the perfect cruise option for you.
Flights, passports, car rental, visas, currency… there are just so many things to consider when travelling before and after Brexit, depending on whether we strike a deal, have a no-deal, or even have a second referendum on the matter.
Shopping abroad has a glamour that can’t be matched by pounding the pavements of your local high street. In these heavenly shopping hubs, you’ll want to browse and barter your way from gleaming mega-malls and exclusive designers to late-night markets. And the best and most convenient way to visit these destinations is to book a cruise to one or two of your favourite destinations.
Alaska is an intriguing destination with thousands of miles of picturesque coastline that make it a popular draw for cruise ships. This most northernly state of the US offers a lot of unique attractions like huge glaciers, towering mountains, tranquil and turbulent waterways, acres of rain forest and Arctic tundra.
We’ve all done it, booked holidays online for great prices but with varying results. Cheap deals sites often have loads of fine print of when you can go where, which can cramp your style. And bigger hotel comparison sites have left us stranded abroad, trying to find out why our hotel was not expecting us or in another instance, nothing like the description on the site.
With Winter approaching, cruises in the Northern Hemisphere are getting less popular, as plenty of cruisers head South to feel the sun’s warming rays. Going on a fly cruise will get you to warmer climates faster and allow you to soak up more sun before returning to cold and wet Blighty. In this blog, we take an in-depth look at fly cruises and what you should know about them.