Cruising the Western Caribbean to Ports in Belize, Costa Rica, and Panama

A cruise to the western Caribbean can take you on shore excursions to the Mayan ruins of Altun Ha in Belize, the Rainforest Aerial Tram canopy tour outside Limon in Costa Rica, and to the canal and Panama City in Panama.

Cruises in the Southern Caribbean from San Juan, Puerto Rico

A Southern Caribbean cruise itinerary can begin in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and take in various islands, such as Trinidad, Barbados, Antigua, Tortola, and St. Thomas-St. John. Exploring historic San Juan and then choosing nature outings on the islands is a good strategy for the trip. .

Cruising to Costa Rica’s Tropical Rain Forest Parks

Many potential travelers yearn to see and understand what a tropical rain forest is all about. Small nature-oriented cruise ships offer a way to visit the tropical rain forests of Costa Rica’s west coast, including Curu, Corcovado, Manuel Antono, and Cano Island.

Cruising Alaska in Summer

Cruising Alaska in summer can include the pleasures of the Inside Passage, Glacier Bay National Park, the capital at Juneau, and the Russian settlement at Sitka.

Cruising Norway’s Coastal Fjords

Cruising the Norway coastal fjords on Bergen Line freighters will appeal to the adventurer in cruise travel, who says, “What I’d like to try next is freighter travel, especially if the freighter is as comfortable as a modern cruise ship.”

Cruising the South Pacific

The entire population of the remote island of Atiu in the Cook Islands lined the shore to greet our fleet of zodiac boats from the World Discoverer cruise ship.

Cruise Travel: Legend of the Blue Riband

For over a century and a half there was a steamship prize–called the Blue Riband–for speed in the North Atlantic crossing.

Gathering Cruise Information

Whether watching mammoth chunks of ice crash from an Alaskan glacier or when scanning the Caribbean horizon for the next island, just what are the attractions of a cruise ship vacation?

Cruising Hawaii on the Pride of Aloha

Hawaii is now once again available dependably and year round on the cruise scene, due to the commitment of Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) to position an American-flagged vessel, Pride of Aloha, in Hawaiian waters.