
DIY excursions on Baltic cruise
While cruising the Baltic, David Smith experiences the best of the port visits.
While cruising the Baltic, David Smith experiences the best of the port visits.
Aegina has glorious beaches, great food, a touch of antiquity and friendly people.
In the name of niche onboard offerings, Virgin Voyages plans first at-sea tattoo parlour.
On the Seine, this new-age ship is looking to inject fresh energy into river cruises.
The billion dollar Utopia is selling berths for $54m, on this floating luxury estate.
George Pathori gets a taste for watery wine tours on seas and rivers around the world.
If you are mulling the whole global getaway thing, consider it the ultimate gap year.
Travelling by river is a perfect way to see France. Here's where to jump ship and explore.
Step away from the popular cruise ports and visit some of these destinations instead.
After Pacific Jewel's Big Laugh, P&O returns for the 2020 season with the Pacific Aria.
A gentle cruise to Napier is ideal for a spot of mother-daughter bonding.
Get up a close to a land of legends on a river cruise, writes Donna McIntyre.
At 330 metres, Majestic Princess is close to the biggest cruise ship to sail to NZ.
Grant Bradley and Estelle Sarney share insights from their debut river cruise.
These small-ship holidays provide a fresh take on cruising the Mediterranean.
Thomas Bywater looks at how the high seas fell in love with haute cuisine.
Sail into adventure aboard this gigantic ocean-going funhouse.
Upcoming trends for cruise passengers wanting new ways to explore the world.
Try one of these kid-friendly cruise lines sailing New Zealand waters this summer.
A gigantic and bizarre new 337m-long cruise ship holds a cool secret that's a world first.
Winston Aldworth checks out the world's newest luxury cruise ship.
Sara Macefield considers your chances if you fall from a cruise ship.
It takes years to build a superyacht, but this remarkable video shrinks that to minutes.
Viking Cruises has adjusted its river cruise policy to ban passengers under 18.
This trip is a journey for travellers, not tourists writes Tiana Templeman.