Voyager of the Seas introduced a new class of ship for Royal Caribbean, a large yet spacious cruise ship packed with plenty of pizzaz and facilities to match…..
Ships at a Glance
P&O Adonia – Ship Review
P&O describes the adults-only Adonia as one of its “pathfinder ships” – intimate in size, and therefore able to explore ports of call which larger ships cannot. The smallest of the fleet…………
Disney Dream – Ship Review
Disney’s first new build in 13 years introduced family cruise fans to a new style of cruising, with the aim of fusing the glamour of the golden age of cruising in the 1930′s with state-of-the-art modern facilities and technology.
Carnival Magic – Ship Review
Carnival’s latest “Fun Ship” took to the high seas in May to cruise some of the Mediterranean’s most popular destinations, marking Carnival’s first full season of cruises in the region in three years.
Tui Tai
Tui Tai is more than a liveaboard – she’s a boutique luxury yacht which has brought new meaning to the phrases ” adventure cruising” and “trip of a lifetime”……
MSC Fantasia
When Fantasia made her debut three years ago, she was the largest and most innovative ship to be launched by MSC Cruises, introducing a new class for the Italian based line…..
SS Antoinette
Launching in early 2011, the Antoinette is one of the most sleek and luxurious river cruise ships operating in Europe, as well as Uniworld’s first new build……
Funchal
A veteran of the Classic International flee as its first ship, Funchal’s pedigree is that of a classic ocean liner, offering guests a relaxed and informal style of cruising…….
MS Amabella
Just on a year old, Amabella is a modern and exceptionally spacious river cruiser, launching a new generation of vessels to ply the waterways of Europe……
Nieuw Amsterdam
Holland America latest vessel has a big heart with a midsize feel, and while celebrating the glamour and history of New York City, it successfully blends modern design with traditional ocean liner elements…..
