Ever had your heart stolen on a cruise stopover? Here’s what you shouldn’t miss when you return to the regions around Western Australia’s ports.
Destinations
Kiwi Cruising
As the country boasts more than 15,000 kilometres of coastline, much of New Zealand can be explored by sea.
Pearls of the Orient
For a different perspective on our neighbouring region’s most popular holiday destinations, consider an Asian cruise.
A Bite of the Big Apple
Manhattan is packed with attractions: the challenge is fitting everything you want to see and do into the time available. Check out our ‘must-do’ shortlist. Words: Fred Shaw.
A World of Waterways: Australia
Sometimes, it’s too easy to ignore what’s close to home. The Murray River is Australia’s longest waterway and the hub of our river cruising industry.
A World of Waterways: South America
River cruising in South America comes down to one river: the Amazon, the world’s mightiest waterway.
A World of Waterways: Africa
The Nile River in Egypt is the heart of African river cruising, playing host to a great range of vessels, from simple traditional feluccas to very luxurious riverboats.
A World of Waterways: North America
For those of us who grew up reading Mark Twain, a US river cruise is a voyage up the mighty Mississippi.
