Author: Cruiser Evan
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Whale Watching Cruises in California
California, with a shoreline that stretches over a significant portion of the Pacific Coast, is a natural place to take a whale watching cruise, and there are plenty of whale watching cruises in California to be taken. Companies that offer whale watching cruises abound in California; if you are in any of the larger cities along the coast, there will likely be at least a few whale watching cruise companies vying for your business, regaling you with tales of leviathans beheld as they attempt to lure you on board. (That perhaps overstates the case, but you get the point.) Below we supply an overview of whale watching cruises in California to guide you through the process of finding and booking the right one. Read more […] -
The Port City of Seattle: Things to See and Do Before Leaving on a Cruise
Along with Vancouver, Seattle is the major cruise port of the Pacific Northwest. Nearly a million people will pass through the cruise terminals in 2014, and seven cruise lines operating 11 vessels are based in Seattle. If you are taking a cruise to Alaska and/or Canada, there is a reasonably good chance you’ll find yourself in Seattle, and if you have some spare time before or after your cruise, we have compiled a guide of things to see and do. Read more […] -
The Port City of San Francisco: Things to See and Do Before Leaving on a Cruise
San Francisco is one of America’s iconic cities, and should you find yourself in town before leaving on a cruise, there will be no shortage of things to see and do. However, vacationers setting off on a cruise often don’t have much time in the city of their departure, and their transportation options may be limited as well. In light of this, we have designed a guide of things to see and do in San Francisco strictly with cruise vacationers in mind. If you have some time before leaving on (or after returning from) your cruise, follow our lead to make the best of your time in the city. Read more […] -
The Port City of San Diego: Things to See and Do Before Leaving on a Cruise
San Diego is a nice place to find yourself if you have some spare time – like before leaving on a cruise, for instance. As is the case with most large American cities, there are plenty of things to see and do in San Diego, and we have highlighted a few sights and activities in particular that could be experienced before or after a cruise. If you have multiple days in San Diego, you can essentially do whatever you want, and this obviously includes what we list below; however, we have made recommendations with cruise vacationers in mind who may only have a few hours to spare. So, what we write shouldn’t be taken as an exhaustive list of all that San Diego has to offer. We are only writing, as the title implies, a list of the things to see and do before leaving on a cruise (or after you return). Read more […] -
Costco Cruises from Los Angeles
Along with Miami, New York, and Seatle, Los Angeles is one of Costco’s “homeports.” This means that there are not only lots of Costco cruises from Los Angeles, but also a number of “featured deals,” which are specially discounted cruises offered by Costco. Below is a guide to the Costco cruises from Los Angeles that explains what is available and guides you through the booking process. Read more […] -
Costco Cruises from Seattle
Seattle is one of Costco’s “homeports,” and while the city is not in the same league as two of Costco’s other homeports, New York or Miami (in terms of cruise offerings), there are still plenty of Costco cruises from Seattle. Because of its status as a Costco homeport, Seattle is a beneficiary of the long reach of Costco Travel’s promotional efforts. Cruises from Seattle are featured prominently on the Costco Travel website, and there are also a number of featured deals for Seattle cruises. Below is a guide to Costco’s cruises from Seattle, which covers both what is available and how you can book a cruise via Costco Travel. Read more […]
