Ocean cruises
Port Guide: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh has overcome its horrible history and is enjoying an economic boom. Buckle up for an exciting and confronting exploration of a rapidly changing city.
- Brian Johnston
More cities crack down on cruise ships, but don’t believe the ‘bans’
The media often erroneously reports cruise ship “bans” which are anything but.
- Brian Johnston
Fleeting and surreal, this might be Antarctica’s rarest experience
You’ve heard of a dry landing and a wet landing. But what about an ice landing?
- Jenny Hewett
I broke one of the first rules of visiting the Antarctic
Polar snorkelling is a unique way to experience the White Continent. But something doesn’t feel right this morning.
- Jenny Hewett
Passengers are getting younger: How cruising is changing in 2025
The average age of cruise passengers is dropping as ships embrace digital technology and more exotic destinations.
- Brian Johnston
Port guide: Oslo, Norway
Scandinavia’s smallest capital has very agreeable style and liveliness and some big attractions. Here’s what you need to see and do.
- Brian Johnston
Beautiful islands, lost cities and wonders: Three continents in a week
This cruise captures the imagination like few other adventures and all in just seven days.
- Steve McKenna
Dragons and human skulls: Exploring a side of Indonesia few get to see
Most of what we’re seeing on this trip would be visited only by the most dogged travellers, but we’re doing it in comfort.
- Mark Daffey
Cheaper flights, no queues: Why cruisers are doing Europe in winter
Europe has long been about sunny summer cruising, but winter cruises are set to become mainstream. Why?
- Brian Johnston
- ★★★★★
- Ship reviews
No expense was spared in the creation of this ultra-luxury ship
Seven Seas Grandeur boasts a Faberge egg, three Picassos and the most expensive mattress at sea.
- Kristie Kellahan
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