Discover the world! From exotic destinations to sunny shores – we explore the best places to visit for your next cruise holiday.
A transatlantic sailing has remained a mystery to many, seven nights at sea, no ports of call, what could make this sailing so remarkable? From the moment you step foot onboard the world’s only true ocean liner, the Queen Mary 2, you honestly feel like you’ve been transported to a different time.
Looking for a cruise which features some amazing natural attractions along the way? Take a look at these 10 ports which offer spectacular scenery…
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.
“You can leave Hong Kong, but it will never leave you.” – Nury Vittachi
Never mind New York, Hong Kong is truly a city that never sleeps. A glittering metropolitan city, set against majestic mountains, aching with tradition yet with an undeniably modernity, Hong Kong has something for everyone. There is always something going on and you will have to decide which sites to see if you want to explore every corner of this tiny yet incredible island in under a day.
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.
The Norwegian Fjords is a great place for cruises year-round as more and more people are realising that there is more to cruising than sunny destinations like the Mediterranean.