Michael Dearth gives his top 5 picks for places to eat around the globe.

Some travellers can find high-end luxury disconcerting.

What you need to know before joining the life at sea.

What's it like to cruise from Paris in luxury? Stephanie Holmes finds out.

A cruise in the revamped Queen Mary 2 is luxury and nostalgia combined.

Remote islands offers chances to share the love, writes Deborah Dickson-Smith.

Maureen Marriner discovers some grand places to visit along Ireland's coastline.

Getting actively involved in a cruise is a great way to see some of Europe.

Gay couples can now get married at sea with Celebrity Cruises.

Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas is sure to impress the kids. Lego wall, anyone?

As the cruise industry grows we can expect to see more "mega ships" in the future.

Win an $11,000 Tahiti cruise package.

A Norwegian Line trip around the Caribbean had plenty of variety, writes Candyce H. Stapen

Roger Spragg finds an unusual way to curb his enthusiasm for on-board cuisine.

A 12-day trip exploring the coast of Southeast Asia yielded many great experiences.

Magnificent Fiordland compensates for a rough start to a voyage, writes Pamela Wade.

P&O know how to throw a party. This revitalised line has come a long way since the 90s.

While initially reluctant, it didn't take long for a former pilot to become a cruiser.

A new cruise ship hosts two Cirque productions, six nights a week.

Donna McIntyre has a taste of European canal fare.

Maureen Marriner's mum gamely embraces life on board.

Isobel Marriner gives the lowdown on sailing to a Pacific paradise.

The running of a marathon disrupts the scenic start of a Mediterranean odyssey.

It's the question every cruise passenger wonders about.

Famed American chef Julia Child's first meal in France was a good one.

Lindy Laird cruises aboard the Azamara Journey from Singapore to Sydney.

Life on board the Viking Star is a series of highlights, writes Catherine Masters.

Up to ten guests at a time can race each other in electric go-karts on the Norwegian Joy.

Tomorrow's ships are a destination for 'meaningful experiences'.

A cruise where you lose weight seems like an oxymoron, but Weight Watchers is doing it.