Cruisers will hear a lot more about onshore power over the next few years. So what exactly is it,and do its claims to be eco-friendly stack up?
A few years ago,it seemed French Polynesia was off the boil as a destination. But in 2023 the French territory announced a plan to double tourist numbers.
Regatta doesn’t have the expensive finishes and furnishings of a luxury ship,but cleverly creates an indulgent air.
The entire country of San Marino,just 61 square kilometres,is UNESCO World-Heritage listed.
Australian cruisers might feel they’re familiar with the Pacific,yet innumerable nearby archipelagos have gone virtually unexplored – until now.
Manila is chaotic,crowded and traffic-choked,but beneath its daunting surface you’ll find plenty of reasons to get out and explore.
Stockholm has a long history and superb medieval old town,but is also an experimental,contemporary city of considerable Nordic chic.
Hollywood movies make this city seem familiar,but San Francisco might surprise you with the range and sophistication of its diverse attractions.
Better than Moorea,or Bora Bora,or Aitutaki. But you won’t believe this patch of French Polynesia is real until you’ve seen it for yourself.
Cunard’s latest vessel,Queen Anne,will visit during its inaugural world cruise,as 25 cruise lines send ships Down Under for the summer season.
With a glass dome up top,a sphere atrium below and liquefied natural gas for propulsion,the new Sun Princess is in a class of its own.