Ports of Call: Vienna
Anthony Pearce profiles the Austrian capital, which boasts an abundance of culture and classic architecture. With its plentiful art and culture, manicured parks, efficient public transport and mix of…
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Take a closer look at cruise with Cruise Adviser’s in-depth features. Here, you will find reviews of itineraries and ships, investigations into industry trends and advice on how to sell cruises.
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Far from the Med-ing crowd
The Mediterranean remains the most popular cruise choice for Brits, but there’s a lot more to it than you might think. Its sheer size and diversity of destinations allow…
Havana highlights
Sam Ballard sails from Miami to Havana on Azamara Club Cruises – with a detour via Cozumel – and gets to know the city behind the colourful facades. Walking…
Ports of Call: Siem Reap
Jane Archer steps ashore at this gateway to ancient Asia – a heady blend of time-worn and contemporary. Chances are no one outside Cambodia would ever have heard of…
Interview: Wendy Atkin-Smith, Viking
Viking’s UK MD Wendy Atkin-Smith tells Rebecca Barnes about how it feels to be a ship’s godmother. Viking’s UK managing director Wendy Atkin-Smith was named godmother of the line’s…
Cruise ports of call: St Petersburg
Jane Archer profiles the revolutionary Russian city, the highlight of any cruise in the Baltic Murder, mystery, revolution: three reasons why St Petersburg is top of the stops when…
First look: Princess Cruises’ Ocean Medallion
Sara Macefield sails on Caribbean Princess and uses the wearable technology that is set to be a game-changer for cruise I’m cursing as I approach my cabin – juggling…
Small wonders: the rise of small ships
As cruise ships get bigger and bigger, some people are looking in the opposite direction for more authentic experiences. Sam Ballard looks at the big appeal of small ship…
The French connection: Uniworld on the Rhône
Anthony Pearce joins Uniworld for a luxury river cruise on the Rhône and Saône – joining together the historical and beautiful cities of Lyon and Avignon For as far…
Guide to the suites and cabins on board MSC Bellissima
MSC Bellissima is the largest ever ship to be christened in Southampton. The ship has more than 10 dining venues, a whole host of incredible facilities (from F1 simulators…