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The Best Way To Experience Vancouver And Its Cruise Port

Over 900,000 cruise passengers visit Vancouver cruise port every year, seeking to explore this city, considered one of the most attractive in the world. Vancouver cruise port is also the closest port to Alaskan waters, providing a starting point for cruise itineraries sailing through the spectacular Inside Passage. This magnificent coastal route stretches from the west coast of British Columbia and up into Alaska. These are two key reasons why the port of Vancouver is important, drawing cruise lines from around the world wishing to offer their guests holidays exploring this captivating city and nearby stunning landscape. Cruise ships...

Why Cruise Holidays Are Better Than Regular Holidays!

You’ll often hear fans of cruise holidays say that they would never go back to a standard holiday now they’ve experienced a cruise. And, if you’ve never been on a cruise before, you might be wondering why. Below we reveal the top 5 benefits that make cruises so irresistible, and so much better than land-based holidays: Diverse destinations When you’re booking your holiday, it can often be tricky to decide where you want to go. If you’re using a week or two of your leave, you want it to be worth it. On a land-based holiday, if it’s not...

Saga unveils brand new river ship, Spirit of the Danube

Saga Cruises are one of the leading cruise lines to offer a service specifically for guests over the age of 50. If you didn’t already know, they offer both ocean and river cruising with two ships within their ocean fleet (Spirit of Discovery and Spirt of Adventure) as well as a river ship, Spirit of the Rhine. Saga has revealed that they will be expanding their fleet by welcoming a brand new river ship, Spirit of the Danube. She will be the sister-ship of Spirit of the Rhine and will also be one of the greenest river ships you...

Cruising Then and Now – The History Of Cruising Will Surprise You!

Cruising as we know and love has changed a great deal over the years, its roots trace back to the 1800’s and used to be a much more exclusive affair, with only the wealthiest clientele choosing to cruise. The modern cruising that we’re now familiar with emerged in the 1960’s, when they began the transformation to boutique hotels via adding more amenities and practically doubling the size of their staterooms (not to mention the size of the ships too!). Want to discover the origins of your favourite way to holiday? Keep reading to find out all about the fancy...

Packing for a Cruise: To Bring or Not to Bring

Although it builds the holiday excitement, there’s no doubt that packing isn’t as looked forward to as that first cruise ship cocktail. Many of us find it hard to whittle down the contents of our wardrobes and bathrooms, resulting in a ‘throw everything in’ frenzy, whereas others are guaranteed to forget at least one essential item. If you’re going on a no fly cruise, you might think the generous baggage allowances (often unlimited!) will make packing much easier but that’s not necessarily the case. Unless you want to spoil your holiday look with permanently bruised shins then you won’t...