The tough and inspiring terrain of Alaska is home to some of the United States’ most thriving populations of wildlife and a cruise along its rugged shorelines is a dream come true for most any Canadian. And it’s understandable – where else in the world more...

Sailing the ancient ports of Asia is to be a part of the world’s changing landscapes. Witness traditional floating fishing villages, among thousands of islets off the coast of Vietnam, take in Hong Kong Island's breathtaking skyline and be mesmerized more...

How can anyone resist sailing 1,000 shades of blue among 2,000 cays and 700 islands? That’s what the country of Bahamas offers travellers and that is precisely why thousands of Canadians choose a Bahamas cruise as their winter escape! more...

A cruise to Bermuda is definitely an easy choice. It is laid back, simple and satisfying in its tropical perfection. Powdery soft sandy beaches, a casual approach to everyday life and the sight of horse drawn carriages (with drivers in pink shorts and more...

New England, a name quite rightly describing its earliest roots, (as one of the earliest English settlements in the New World) remains a very popular cruise destination among both first-time and repeat cruisers in Canada. Its deep history with maritime more...

This vast tropical paradise, surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea, the warm currents of the Pacific, protected by colourful coral reefs, remains a favourite for Canadians. Caribbean cruises can be divided into Eastern, Western and Southern more...

To describe the Panama Canal as anything less than awesome would be an injustice. This unbelievable feat of engineering (not to mention human struggle and loss) took over 20 years to complete and when construction finished in 1914 it linked the Atlantic more...

Although the exact mapping of the Eastern Caribbean often overlaps with what is considered Southern Caribbean, it is safe to say that either part of the Caribbean is breathtakingly beautiful, colourful, full of unique charm and unforgettable. Cruises more...

Cruising the Eastern Mediterranean can take you from Italy to Turkey, with some more comprehensive itineraries including Egypt, Israel or the Black Sea. Uber-hot spots like Dubrovnik, Croatia, are also included in many Eastern Mediterranean cruises. more...

The breathtaking natural beauty of Hawaii continues to draw Canadians, and the world, year after year. Cruises to Hawaii, sailing its tranquil waters, is the perfect cure for any winter blues and we are pleased to say, is one of our favourites! more...

The Mediterranean Sea covers over 2.5 million km in area and is almost totally enclosed by land with Europe to the north, Asia to the east and Africa to the south. With such a large area to cover, you could easily sail ‘the Med’ once a year for the next more...

Beach lovers adore Mexican cruises. The Mexican Riviera, which stretches from Mazatlan to Acapulco includes some of the best beach escapes you can find. One of the most famous beaches is in Cabo San Lucas, with its famous Lovers Beach, located where the more...

Europe’s charm, its romance and allure is not lost on Canadians. We love Europe. Who would not want to lunch on the banks of the Seine River, or travel by canal through Amsterdam’s De Pijp region, home to over 150 nationalities? A picnic in Regent’s Park, more...

Explore the dynamic city of Rio de Janeiro, stroll the exquisite streets of Buenos Aires, witness a breathtaking sunset over Machu Pichu, stand at the southern most tip of South America, Ushuaia… Images of South America, colourful and rich in texture, more...

Cruises in the South Pacific combine cosmopolitan cities with lush jungles, exotic wildlife, snow-capped mountains and fjords, plus white-sand beaches and coral reefs. It's no surprise that explorers, artists, writers and visitors have been coming here more...

Southern Caribbean cruises often sail from Puerto Rico or Miami toward the Windward Islands. These islands are made up largely of Dominica, Martinique, St. Lucia, St. Vincent. Grenada and the Grenadines. The Southern Caribbean also stretches to include more...

New York has nearly always been the final destination for European liners that began Transatlantic cruises in 1840. The city has seen ships bring waves of immigrants and scores of millionaires and movie stars. The Big Apple has welcomed the world's greatest more...

The cosmopolitan city of San Juan, where many cruises to the Western Caribbean depart, is an ultra-urban centre, full of culture, history and fascinating sites. A cruise to this area of the Caribbean is perfect for the first time cruiser. It often includes more...

Imagine stepping back in time as you admire the architectural masterpiece, Temple de la Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí's unfinished cathedral, in Barcelona or walking a quiet cobblestone street, hand-in-hand with your child, as they gaze up at the hundreds more...