This summer we are “taking a chance” on Sweden with a Northern European cruise. What better place to spend a few days this summer than in a country where the sun seemingly never sets? Sweden is known as the Land of the Midnight Sun during the summer months, because in some parts of the country […]
There is nothing quite as rustic as a Canadian cruise in the fall. The crisp air is still mild enough to snuggle under a blanket on the top deck and gaze up at the stars. Before the sunsets you will get spectacular views of the bright trees as they transition from green to yellow, orange […]
By Fiona K., Client Service Representative, The Cruise Web, Inc. Hawaii had always been a place I wanted to visit. I had a chance to go there for college, but regretfully I didn’t seize the opportunity. My family previously vacationed in Oahu for a couple of weeks but I wasn’t able to join them at […]
The 2013 Super Bowl will no doubt go down in history as an amazing event. There will be intensity on the field. There will be lots of rowdy fans and even an incredible performance by Beyonce, but will this Super Bowl determine once and for all which city has the most dominant cruise port? It’s hard to tell.
Picking a favorite cruise destination can be a bit of a tough choice; after all, there are so many great countries, cities and hot spots out there, and each offers something slightly different from the next. But you know, sometimes you just have to pick a favorite and be done with it. So, we asked our well-traveled staff to put themselves in that spot between a rock and a hard place and make a decision.
Unfortunately, the world is not getting any bigger and gone are the days when whole new continents were “discovered” after long, arduous journeys. You do have one consolation, though. Cruise lines are expanding and traveling to more and more locations all over the world. For 2013, that means new stops in Asia, Europe and even North America. Keep reading for a rundown to find out where you could travel to in 2013.
It’s looking more and more like the Mayans got it wrong. Either that, or they didn’t finish their calendar. But, just in case, wouldn’t you rather spend your last day on Earth looking out over this view of the Aegean Sea?
The wonderful thing about river cruising is that you are immersed in the your destination, experiencing the history and culture of each town. At every stop the cruise director, who also serves as one of the tour guides, lead the group through cities like Cologne and Strasbourg visiting castles, magnificent churches and walking the streets of quaint towns like Mainz and Koblenz.
