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Small-Ship Japan Cruise Roundup By John Roberts I’m not sure when it started, but Colleen and I...
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New American Eagle Doing Coastal Maine Cruises By Ted Scull The State of Maine will be the recipient of the first of a dozen catamarans when American Cruise Lines' brand new 100-passenger American Eagle takes up a late summer series of 7-night cruises based at...
How UnCruise Adventures Survived By Anne Kalosh The privately held, small-ship UnCruise Adventures said it quickly returned to profitability after the pandemic shutdown while many lines are still dealing with massive losses and crushing debt. This should give UnCruise...
European River Cruise Cycling Tips By Heidi Sarna Last fall I spent a week aboard the 156-pax AMA Stella round-trip from Amsterdam to explore the waterways of the Netherlands and Belgium. We chose this itinerary because of the many opportunities for us to sightsee by...
UnCruise Sea of Cortez Cruise Review by John Roberts Crowds are assembled along the esplanade (or malecon known locally) at the seaside town of La Paz, which is still ablaze in the early evening with the last strains of the tangerine glow from another legendary Sea...
sponsored Cruise Director Trevor Houle Takes Us Behind the Scenes By Heidi Sarna. I had an e-chat with Trevor Houle, cruise director and purser for St. Lawrence Cruise Lines to find what it’s like to be the glue that holds a cruise together. Wearing many hats, a...
Culinary Cruises with Atlas By Anne Kalosh Atlas Ocean Voyages, a young company known for its polar expeditions, also cruises in Europe where the destination-rich itineraries are designed as "epicurean expeditions." These culinary cruises complement the line's...
Colombia’s Magdalena River By Ted Scull AMA Waterways takes a bold new leap into river cruising along one that most readers would not have heard about — Colombia’s Magdalena River. A pair of smallish riverboats are being built for the 2024 season to ply an exciting...
Our Romantic Windstar Cruise By Cele and Lynn Seldon Thirty years of marriage is quite the milestone. Fortunately, it’s been more joy than work and something we wanted to celebrate in a big way. Something filled with sunshine (we married in late-January in Richmond,...
Heidi’s No Nonsense Cruise Packing Tips By Heidi Sarna I travel for pleasure and I also travel for a living. As a freelance writer for many years and co-founder of QuirkyCruise.com, a review site focused on the small-ship cruising experience, I’m a globetrotter who...
Paul C Thornton's New Podcast Series by Heidi Sarna Paul C Thornton is a passionate man. He’s led a fascinating and full life, enough so to inspire him to write an award-winning memoir a few years back. Originally from New York and now based in Florida with his...
Viking Viking River Cruises (now Viking), established by former officials of the old Royal Viking Line, has grown by leaps and bounds, including introducing more ships in one year than has ever occurred before. More than a score of itineraries covers the European...