Africa is the cradle of mankind's evolution. It is at once an awe inspiring continent, but yet very humbling. It is a continent of vast contrasts, with its northern half mostly desert, and whose southern half is flush with rich vegetation and thousa... Read More

An Alaskan Cruise maybe the ultimate experience as you travel through some of the most pristine, ecologically unspoiled areas left on the planet. Your Alaskan Cruise adventure along the inner passage allows you to stay in almost constant sight of the... Read More

If you ever wanted to be an astronaut and visit distant, ice covered planets, but you just missed the final cut, you can still redeem yourself and partially fulfill those dreams by taking an expedition cruise to the "White Continent," ANTARTICA. And... Read More

The great secret about the Arctic is that there is an "Elsewhere." Vast in scope and spectacular in view, the Arctic sits above 60 degrees north and stretches across the entire top of the world, from Russia's Far East to Spitsbergen, on Svalbard Isl... Read More

A Southeast Asia Cruise will lay out a vibrant kaleidoscope of sights and sounds of a region that is one of the most physically and culturally diverse parts of the world. Passengers will long remember the area for the warmth of its tropical climate, ... Read More

Your cruising adventure of Australia and New Zealand, known affectionately by its residents as the "World Down Under," will be a vibrant and exhilarating experience of exciting cities, magnificent beaches, living ecosystems, glacier formed fjords, an... Read More

You can always sum up a trip to the Bahamas in just the same three words; Sun, Surf, and Sand. If you want to make a temporary departure from everyday life, it is the perfect combination for an ultimate state of leisure and relaxation.... Read More

Bermuda is known as the "Jewel of the Atlantic." But it is probably best known for two other famous historic phenomenon; First, Bermuda shorts. They were originally borrowed in the early 20th century from the British military’s uniform for hot clim... Read More

As they sail relaxingly down the Garonne River, a 357-mile-long waterway that begins in the Pyrenees Mountains, wine aficionados can explore Château Guiraud, a producer of 1st Grand Cru Classe dessert wines with a history that dates to the mid-18th ... Read More

If you had to describe the essence of a Caribbean cruise in one word, it would have to be serene; clear bright, unclouded, not disturbed or troubled, calm, peaceful, tranquil, quiet. If you would like to adjust your mind set the same way, then a Cari... Read More

Travel towards the sun along Europe’s longest river from west to east – though you’ll barely have a spare moment to look up at the sky because your gaze will be drawn to the picturesque beauty of the Wachau valley and the Hungarian puszta to bo... Read More

The Douro River flows in a westerly direction for 557 miles through Spain and Portugal, making it the third longest river on the Iberian Peninsula. Scenic Douro river cruise guests will quickly discover that although it is less famous than other Euro... Read More

There are still lands out there untouched by time or tourists, tribal villages where few Westerners have ever set foot, uncharted atolls and vast yet fragile rainforests where nature still reigns supreme. From the Stone Age cultures and coral treasur... Read More

If there were a dozen or so dinosaurs left on earth, you would probably find them all somewhere in the Galapagos Islands archipelago. Visiting these islands is not just a history course on the environment; it is Mother Nature’s graduate school in ... Read More

A Hawaiian Polynesian cruise may be just the thing you need to relax and revitalize your inner self. If you are in the mood to just leave your cares behind for a while, take advantage of a Hawaiian Polynesian cruise that will carry you to some of the... Read More

Much like the Mekong, which begins in the mountains of Tibet and flows south through China, the Golden Triangle, Cambodia and Vietnam, the Irrawaddy River can be traced to the glaciers of the Himalayan Mountains. It is from those glaciers that the Nm... Read More

The opportunities that await you on a Mediterranean Cruise are so vast and magnificent in scope that to be fair, they have to be broken down into their own fascinating segments. Whether you embark or debark from one of the major terminals of Lisbon, ... Read More

From its origins in the Himalayan Mountains of Tibet, the Mekong River flows south through precipitous gorges in China before it reaches the Golden Triangle—a geographical point where the borders of Myanmar, Laos, and Thailand meet. From there, it ... Read More

A Mexican Riviera cruise is a week- long fiesta as you cruise the Baja’s scenic Bahia Magdalena where thousands of gray whales migrate from their northern artic breeding grounds to give birth in the warm protected waters of the Baja. You will be ab... Read More

While the Rhine River garners most of the attention of travelers looking to experience Switzerland, Austria, France, and Germany via a luxury European river cruise, the Moselle River, a tributary of the Rhine, shines as a lesser-known jewel of Wester... Read More

A New England/Canadian fall cruise is the perfect opportunity to sit back and appreciate the work of Mother Nature as she dips her paint brushes into the subtle hues of oranges, reds and yellows to paint the New England/Canadian country side.... Read More

The Baltic Sea washes the shores of Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Russia and Estonia, making it one of the most dynamic regions in the world. As your Baltic Cruise adventure takes you from the heritage of Viking warriors to the splendor of the imperial R... Read More

A Pacific Coast cruise will take you along a coast line where one of the most natural and lushest of green environments in North America is constantly on display. It presents a treasure trove of some of the most eco-sensitive projects on the continen... Read More

During a Panama Canal cruise transit, you will be completely enthralled as you pass through one of the world’s greatest engineering marvels.... Read More

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The name of the Rhine comes from the German rinnen, “to flow”, suggesting a journey with beautifully flowing transitions – exquisite culture, cuisine and nature alternate harmoniously. The routes extend northwards to Nimjegen in the Netherlands... Read More

Treat yourself to French savoir vivre – on trips through Provence and Camargue to the Mediterranean coast. In Europe’s most beautiful countryside, you will not be able to get enough of the picturesque scenery: world-famous wine-growing regions su... Read More

Service. Space. Quality. Choices. From The World’s Most Awarded Luxury Cruise Line™ comes an unrivalled new way to explore the legendary capitals and enchanting landscapes of Europe’s majestic waterways…introducing Crystal River Cruises. Comp... Read More

To experience Russia only by land is to miss a major part of its character and history. Discover the soul of Russia along the shores of the Volga River. Follow the path of Peter the Great and sail from Moscow to St. Petersburg on a river cruise. Expe... Read More

The Saône rises at an altitude of nearly 1,300 feet near Vioménil, southwest of Épinal in the Vosges Mountains of eastern France; it flows for 300 miles before it meets the Rhône at Lyon. The 233-mile navigable portion of the Saône is a very bus... Read More

There may be no river more popular, more romanticized throughout all of Europe than the Seine. Since long before Seine river cruises became the luxury vacation of choice in Europe , writers have sat along the river’s banks in the heart of Paris, le... Read More

A South American cruise offers so many wonderful alternative options, that it may be the best moment to combine cruise legs. You will have the opportunity to select a South American cruise along the eastern coast to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aries an... Read More

There are 118 islands and atolls and countless motus in French Polynesia, each with its own distinctive beauty, atmosphere, and myth. These are the home waters of the award-winning m/s Paul Gauguin. Built specifically to navigate these islands, the P... Read More

Have you ever had that feeling that life was passing you by at the speed of sound and you just could not seem to slow it down? The demands of everyday living; be here today, be there tomorrow, get it done right away. I will save time for relaxation ... Read More

It is from modest beginnings in the Valdai Hills, an upland region of north central Russia about 200 miles south of St. Petersburg, that the Volga River takes shape, though it is no larger than a stream as it meanders throw those hills. Only after se... Read More

Choose the full world cruise or one or more of five destination-rich voyages with individual journeys ranging from 16 to 22 days.... Read More