Dubrovnik Port

The Jewel of the Mediterranean: Visit Dubrovnik

10th April 2014

Whether you’re in search of culture, relaxation or adventure – you can find it in Croatia’s crown jewel – Dubrovnik.
Why Dubrovnik?

Dubrovnik, with its stunning landscape and beautiful architecture, is definitely the worst kept secret in Mediterranean cruising. Dubrovnik has a fascinating cultural history and is situated on the Dalmatian Coast; one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. Dubrovnik is a popular stop for cruise ships because there is simply so much to do. If you love visiting churches and historic sites, then you’ll be captivated by the St. Ignatius of Loyola and Dubrovnik’s medieval City Walls. However, if you prefer day-trips and lounging by the beach, then …

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Miami South Beach at sunrise

What Florida Has to Offer Cruise Guests

9th April 2014

Soak up the Florida sun and get to explore endless beaches, vibrant culture and foodie paradise.

 

A great many Caribbean cruises feature stops in Floridian ports as part of their itineraries – sometimes Miami, sometimes Fort Lauderdale, sometimes both. If the latter is the case, you’re in for a real treat. Miami and Fort Lauderdale are two of the most interesting cities in the entire state and are only 23 miles apart from one another – both lie right on the Atlantic coast.

Florida has long been a popular destination for not only American holidaymakers, but tourists from all over the globe. Its renowned tropical climate and rich culture makes it one …

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San Juan in Puerto Rico

Best Caribbean Cities for Food

3rd April 2014

Come breakfast, lunch or dinner, the Caribbean has the perfect restaurant for you to treat your taste buds.

Although the Caribbean isn’t regarded as one of the gastronomic hubs of the world, it should be. The amount of food on offer, including fresher-than-fresh seafood, exotic fruits that have been freshly picked and a selection of tantalizing spices are enough to leave anyone’s mouth watering.

One of the most interesting things about the food in this part of the world is its history; the best way to describe it is “unique”. In a single dish you can find influences influences from France, Britain, Spain, Netherlands, America, Sweden and even Denmark, which is due …

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Le Suquet, Cannes

If You Can, Visit Cannes!

2nd April 2014

History, culture, art – there’s a wealth of experiences awaiting you in this much-celebrated destination.

Cannes has been one of the most prestigious holiday destinations in Europe for quite a number of years now. In fact, you could even go as far as to say that it is one of the most prestigious holiday destinations in the world. It is a gorgeous seaside city on the French Riviera which is synonymous with glamour throughout the world. Some cities you visit which are famed for excitement and pizzazz are somewhat disappointing when you get there, but Cannes is not one of them – everything you have heard is true.

Given that Cannes enjoys …

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Rialto Bridge in Venice

What You Should Know if You’re Visiting Venice

14th March 2014

Visiting Venice? Here’s what you need to know…

Mediterranean cruises are so popular because of the sheer number of things to do and places to see. There are a great many port cities in Europe and Africa worth seeing if you get the chance to, and Venice is certainly one of the frontrunners and should be high on your list, if not at the very top.

If you are going to Venice for the first time, it would be wise to do a bit of research on the place so that you have a better grasp of what the city is all about when you get there. Many cool cultural things …

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Millenium cruise liner in Alaska

Why Cruise Holidays are the Best Way to See Alaska

13th March 2014

Wild and magical, Alaska is a land which everyone should explore. Find out why cruises are the best way to do it.

 

Alaska has long been a place the adventurous and the bold have found themselves drawn to. Its unrivalled natural beauty draws in naturists like a magnet and mesmerises them. The word stunningis sometimes used a bit too freely and eagerly, but that is the only way to describe the landscape of Alaska. One could quite easily spend hours online looking at photographs of its various mountains, lakes and landscapes which, without meaning to sound too dramatic and over-the-top, are enchanting and awe-inspiring. At the same time, though, it is …

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