Author: Cruiser Jana
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NYC Harbor Cruises
NYC harbor cruises offer the perfect opportunity to take in views of New York landmarks, historic buildings, parks and more. When you visit New York City, consider taking a harbor cruise with one of the following companies: Read more […] -
Cruising to or from San Francisco with Kids? Take in these Top Attractions
The San Francisco Cruise Port hosts more than 80 cruise ships throughout the year and ushers more than 300,000 passengers in and out of the beautiful bay city. It’s located at the James R. Herman Pier (Pier 27) and Pier 35 cruise terminals, and it’s perfectly posed to take cruisers to places like Alaska, Mexico and Hawaii. Read more […] -
Things to Do Near the San Diego Cruise Port
The Port of San Diego offers some amazing opportunities for cruisers sailing in or out to enjoy a mini vacation. Before or after a cruise, there are things to do and see on the waterfront as well as nearby in downtown San Diego. The following are some of the top activities and attractions that you can take in before a cruise from San Diego or heading into the city: Visit San Diego Beaches San Diego’s beaches are stunning. They’re must-visit spots for a trip to or from San Diego because they Read more […] -
3 New Cruise Ships Coming in 2017 and 2018
Get ready for some spectacular new cruise ships to come onto the cruise market in 2017 and 2018. The new beauties will be a range of small ship stunners and large ocean marvels, and plenty of our favorite lines will introduce them. Here’s what you have to look forward to for vacations in the next year or 2: Seabourn Encore The luxury cruise line Seabourn will give us a brand new small ship for an ocean experience unlike any other. Seabourn Encore, the fourth in the line’s fleet, has been Read more […] -
Sailing with Norwegian Bliss in 2018
Discover fantastic vistas in the wilds of Alaska and paradise in the Caribbean on Norwegian Bliss. The custom Breakaway Plus class ship from Norwegian Cruise Line is an 2018 debut built exclusively for the Chinese market. It’s a sister vessel to Norwegian Escape, weighing in at 167,890 tons with the ability to transport 4,000 passengers. Some of these cruisers will have the chance to enjoy Norwegian’s premier offering of solo cabins, priced for singles and providing ocean views. All Bliss Read more […] -
Looking Forward to Norwegian Joy
Norwegian Joy is Norwegian Cruise Line’s 2017 debut, the second ship in the line’s Breakaway Plus class. The vessel primarily serves the Chinese market, sailing from its home ports of Shanghai and Tianjin (Beijing) to destinations in China and Japan. Joy is the most innovative ship from Norwegian to date, offering resort-style accommodations and activities for an unparalleled vacation. Renowned Chinese artist Tan Ping created the hull design, which emphasizes Norwegian’s commitment to its Read more […]
