Being from Southern California, you’d think that I would never get seasick. However, I get seasick or motion sick on certain carnival rides, etc. My formula has been fool-proof for me for over 20 years. It’s not expensive, and you don’t have to do anything special except to follow the […]
The three main river cruise companies, Viking River Cruises, Avalon Waterways, and AmaWaterways, have experienced doubling in their capacity within the last five years. This is due to building more ships and an increased number of travelers who want to really explore the ports of call. This is a much more […]
A very popular cruise is the New England/Canada starting in New York/Boston and cruise through the territories of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and eventually cruising down the St Lawrence river and ending up in Quebec City/Montreal. This North American holiday is low airfare and light on jet […]
Often one of the many benefits of cruising six star lines, which include many large ships and river cruises, will be a focus on local entertainment while in port. Once while docked at an Israeli port we enjoyed local actors and musicians aboard the ship. These artists shared their customs, […]
When you are cruising to Alaska traveling north from Seattle or Vancouver to Seward or Whittier and you have a picture window or balcony, it is vitally important to have your cabin on the right side of the ship or Starboard in order for you to enjoy the beautiful scenery […]
When you are planning a cruise there are so many choices and different experiences that can be selected that it can be overwhelming. The best way to sort through the choices is to have help from an expert who can give you the inside scoop on different areas of the […]