Ocean rower rescued by cruise ship
Ocean rower Tom Mahuta Robinson, 24, was rescued from the Pacific Ocean by a cruise ship. Video / Daphne Armstrong
Ocean rower Tom Mahuta Robinson, 24, was rescued from the Pacific Ocean by a cruise ship. Video / Daphne Armstrong
Booking your first cruise holiday? It's easy when you know how.
The number of once-in-a-lifetime experiences might seem exaggerated - until you're there.
24-year-old Tom Robinson was saved by the P&O Pacific Explorer cruise ship after a rogue wave flipped his boat. Video / Rod Pascoe
The city has previously asked keen travellers to 'stay away'.
The land of penguins, albatross, David Attenborough, and absolutely no polar bears.
Personal butlers, world-class dining, and someone will pick out the nuts you don't like.
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Experience a country like no other while you still can.
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Less than a week after returning from the mammoth trip, Ellen Lee has booked it again.
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2000 cruise passengers have been told their trip now looks drastically different.
Ship is free three days after running aground in fiord with 206 people on board
The MV Ocean Explorer has run aground with 206 people on board.
Virgin called it an 'incredibly tough decision'.
There are now plans that mean this 36-month itinerary might never end. Ever.