Author: Bram R
Born and raised in Belgium, Bram is currently based in the Pacific Northwest where he spends his days blogging, hiking, indulging in freshly roasted coffee and sipping craft beers. An experienced traveler, his most memorable journeys include a sea crossing on a cargo ship, a cruise along the Norwegian fjords, a multi-month bike trip around northern Europe, and a road trip across Australia. He's obsessed with America's national parks.
Norwegian Bliss Cruise Ship Overview
Scheduled to leave the building docks in Papenberg, Germany in the spring of 2018, Norwegian Bliss will be a cutting-edge...
How to Score the Best Cruise Deals
If you’re planning on finally fulfilling your dream of going on a cruise, but don’t know how to score the...
Experience the World Aboard a Luxury Cruise Ship
In this post, we’ll discuss how you can experience the world aboard a cruise ship, as well as why you...
Celebrity’s Very Own Garden of Eden
Celebrity Cruises recently announced yet another exciting new addition to one of their ships. On June 27, 2017, they revealed...
Best Ways to Explore and Visit the Maldives
Surrounded by vast coral reefs underneath azure waters, the Maldives’ atolls themselves feature blinding white sand beaches, waving palm trees and a thriving local culture. You’ll find all of this on basically every island in the country. Because of this sheer abundance of tropical goodness, more than a million people visit the Maldives each year.
Cruise to Cuba
Cruising to Cuba is like traveling back in time. There’s plenty to see and do on this huge island. From centuries-old colonial towns still looking the same way they did when pirates roamed these regions, to vibrant music scenes, spectacular beaches and dense jungles, Cuba is exciting and curious, exhilarating and intriguing.
Oceania Cruises Unveils New Exotic Itineraries
Oceania Cruises has recently announced its Tropics and Exotics itineraries for the 2018-2019 cruise season and it couldn’t possibly be more exciting. This will be the cruise line’s most extensive offer of tropical itineraries in its history.
Viking Ocean Cruises Orders More Ships
By 2019, Viking Cruises will have six ocean cruise ships in its fleet, all with a capacity for 930 guests. These extra five ships are being built as we speak, set to be delivered at intervals spread across the following two years, and will sail virtually all corners of the globe.
Explore Iceland on a Yacht with Windstar Cruises
Windstar Cruises offers a seven-day cruise that takes you around the entire island, in a counterclockwise direction from Reykjavik to Reykjavik. Circumnavigating Iceland for a whole week, you’ll get to enjoy both dramatic coastal scenery and fascinating local culture. The beauty of it all is that, this way, you get to go where few people ever come...