World of Cruising

1 week ago | worldofcruising.co.uk | Raphael Giacardi

Cruise Tails: the dog-friendly cruise Why leave your best friend behind when you can bring them along? Cruise Tails is pioneering the pet-friendly cruise experience, allowing dogs to join their owners on a sea adventure. It's a tail-wagging good time for all. High Seas Rally: the biker cruiseFor motorcycle lovers, High Seas Rally combines biker culture with Caribbean cruising.

2 weeks ago | worldofcruising.co.uk | Raphael Giacardi

With towering glaciers, rugged mountains and thriving wildlife, Alaska’s National Parks showcase the best of the Great Land. A cruisetour with Princess Cruises combines the best of both worlds - a voyage along Alaska's iconic coastline and an immersive land journey to its National Parks. For 2025 and 2026, Princess Cruises has expanded its Alaska National Parks Cruisetours programme with multiple itineraries that visit between two and five national parks.

2 weeks ago | worldofcruising.co.uk | Raphael Giacardi

If you’re considering booking your first cruise or want to make sure you’re getting the best deal for your next one, here’s what each term means – and what the pros and cons are for each type. What’s a fly cruise? A fly cruise is a cruise holiday where flights are included in the package. You’ll usually fly to a different country to join your ship and then fly home once the cruise ends.

2 weeks ago | worldofcruising.co.uk | Raphael Giacardi

We're not popping the Champagne yet, but we're excited to be nominated for Video Content of the Year – New for 2025 at the Professional Publishers Association (PPA) Awards. This nomination comes only a few weeks after we wrapped up season 2 and we're eagerly waiting to see if we've won. But we can't celebrate without thanking you for watching and supporting our first foray into television.

2 weeks ago | worldofcruising.co.uk | Raphael Giacardi

What this guide covers Why cruise the Norwegian fjords Fjords are long and narrow inlets of water surrounded by towering cliffs. While other parts of the world have fjords (among them Chile, New Zealand and Alaska in the USA), those of Norway are the most famous – and a wonder of nature.