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Cruising Comeback: Everything You Need To Know About Travelling Post-Hurricane Irma

After the destructive storm, Hurricane Irma, hit Florida on the 10th September, it has been estimated that 1.2 million people on the Caribbean islands have been affected. A Florida governor has since declared the storm ‘life-threatening; it has brought the state to a standstill and forced a number of cruise lines to cancel and re-schedule cruises in the surrounding area. Several brands are now releasing updates on their itineraries with the hope to return to normal operations, although a number of the busiest ports of call in the region appear to be out of service for weeks, if not months....

NCL’s Most Incredible Ship To Date Set To Launch Biggest Ever Racetrack At Sea

A two-level electric car race track is the newest feature confirmed for Norwegian Cruise Line’s new ship, Norwegian Bliss. The competitive track will be the longest at sea at nearly 1,000 feet and will enable users to compete against each other at speeds of up to 30mph. The vehicles will be set with speed settings to accommodate novice, intermediate and advanced drivers, with a special ‘turbo boost’ available on each lap. The electric cars will run silent so as to not disturb those seeking to enjoy the serene environment at sea instead. Additionally, an open-air laser tag course, themed...

Top 5 Places to Hang Out Onboard You’re Forgetting About

There’s so much to do onboard your average cruise ship that it’s too easy on sea days to become a crazy whirl of activities that require you to follow the tightest of schedules to fit everything in. Stop racing from the pool to the sports deck to the lecture theatre and take some time just to relax (one of the main reasons you went on the cruise to start with, right?) Here are some of the places onboard you should absolutely not be avoiding… 1-In The Hot Tub Or the steam room, or the sauna… anywhere in the ship’s spa is usually a good place to just practice your zen breathing and really sink your pedicured toes into some solitary chill time. Most liners have a basic spa but if you’re into your aromatherapy oils in a big way then one of the lines that goes the extra massage mile could be for you. On Crystal Symphony and Serenity you can sail away on a luxurious dry float bed and the AquaSpas on Celebrity’s newest ships boast a Persian Garden steam room for those times when a run of the mill sauna cabin just won’t do! If you’re looking to compare the spas between cruise ships, read our definitive guide here… 2-The Games Room If your idea of the ultimate chill day at home is hanging with your games...

NCL Go All-Inclusive For Second Time And Sends Ship With Unlimited Drinks To Cuba

As demand for Cuba sailings continues to rise, Norwegian Cruise Line will deploy a second ship, Norwegian Sun, to the region. The vessel will also serve as the line’s second alcohol-inclusive ship, after announcing their first ever all-inclusive ship back in April of this year. Following a 2.5-week dry dock in April 2018, Port Canaveral will offer four-day itineraries to Havana and Key West (beginning May 2018), as well as three-day voyages to the Bahamas. Norwegian Sun will also include soda, juice and alcohol in its fares, a concept introduced on Norwegian Sky in 2015. Norwegian Sky will also stop at the...

Why Cruising Is Better For Your Kids Than A Forest Holiday

Forest holidays and cruising; two holiday choices so popular you can’t sit down for a spot of telly without seeing an advert for one or the other. They’re both purported to be a great holiday for kids and adults…. which one is really best though? We thought we’d find out…… What Facilities Are There? Forest Holiday There’s not much point on going on holiday if there’s nothing to do or see, so British holiday complexes prepares a variety of activities for the whole family – and some just for the adults! Family favourites are here, cycling around the complex (or even a Segway if you’re feeling extreme) and an indoor climbing wall for big and little kids alike. There’s also bowling, table tennis and pottery painting to keep you occupied and the best part about it is probably the aerial adventure in which you navigate atop trees, perilous bridges and connecting ropes. Cruising It may surprise you but cruise ships have had all of these facilities for years now and even more! You can find rock climbing walls aboard Royal Caribbean, with Quantum of the Seas even featuring an indoor area for roller skating. You can find family favourites such as bowling on-board Norwegian Cruise Line. As for the Aerial Adventure, well you won’t be climbing around the tree tops but NCL’s got something better: the largest multi-level ropes course at sea. It...