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Known for offering cruises to many exotic destinations, Silversea has released a new line-up of equally thrilling global voyages for 2013 which will send their six ships to over 450 different destinations in all seven continents. One of the most exciting voyages is perhaps a 115 day World Cruise that takes place on Silver Whisper, stops in . . . → Read More: Silversea reveal new cruise routes  The cruise ship experience is one that is only increasing in popularity, and as a Centennial Celebration the Vancouver Sun is inviting its readers to join in a seven-day cruise to Alaska on Holland America’s 1,432-passenger ship MS Volandam. The Sun’s publisher, Kevin Bent, says this is a fabulous opportunity not only to visit some of the . . . → Read More: Vancouver newspaper celebrates centennial with Alaskan cruise As tensions continue to mount between the UK and Argentina over the Falkland Islands, the South American country has refused to allow two British ships to enter the Ushuaia port. The Star Princess, Princess Cruise vessel and the Adonia P&O Cruise ship were both denied entry at the port after they first stopped by the Falklands the . . . → Read More: UK cruise ships barred from entering Argentine port Cruise companies have been expanding into new regions over the last few years and Fred Olsen Cruise Lines is the latest to announce a new route which takes in some unusual destinations. The Braemar, which has been removed from its usual Caribbean route because of the increasing costs of trans-Atlantic flights, will now be based in the . . . → Read More: Fred Olsen announce new cruise routes With international travel easier than ever, deciding where to go on holiday each year can be a struggle for even the most decisive of Brits. For those preparing to undertake a cruise this decision can be even more troublesome as this type of holiday offers more than its fair share of options. Enjoyed by hordes of travellers . . . → Read More: Top Mediterranean cruise destinations Cruising to the Canary Islands with Royal Caribbean Cruises will be an experience you’ll never forget. The Canaries are incredibly popular with UK holidaymakers all year round. While some choose to fly, there is a much more leisurely and enjoyable way to get there and explore more than one island at a time. Below is a quick guide . . . → Read More: Royal Caribbean Cruises – Visit the Canaries in Style Once upon a time, a cruise was only for the rich and famous and ordinary holidaymakers could only dream of sailing around the Caribbean or the Mediterranean Seas. But, as with most other industries during the financial crisis, cruise companies have had to cut their prices in a bid to attract new custom – which . . . → Read More: Caribbean and Mediterranean cruises still very popular A luxury cruise around the Caribbean is the kind of holiday that many aspire too, but are put off by the fact they think they simply can’t afford it. At one time, cruises were exclusive territory for the wealthy, but there are now many more cruise companies in the market and due to their arrival cruises . . . → Read More: Caribbean Cruises – an antidote to winter Not so very long ago, cruise holidays were thought of as the way that the rich and famous spent their free time, but thankfully that’s now a thing of the past. Taking a cruise with one of the companies that exist today is an excellent way of seeing several countries on one trip, and while the . . . → Read More: Baltic Cruise Ideas How does up to £200 free to spend on board sound? Or how about adding a week in Barbados for only £350, one in ten going free on group bookings and saving up to £300 on a cruise of 14 nights. These are just some of the tantalising early booking offers Thomson Cruises has revealed in . . . → Read More: Caribbean Winter cruises 2012/13 offered by Thomson Cruises |
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