In August I sailed on Enchanted Princess but it did not provide the enchanting experience I have come to expect from Princess Cruises…
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Say Hi To Sky
During half term I had the joy of saying Hi to Sky! As I sailed onboard Sky Princess for the firs time, visiting Scandanvian shores.
A Voyage of Redemption
P&O Iona managed to fix my disastrous relationship with P&O – keep reading to find out how.
MSC Virtuosa: Yacht Club
MSC Yacht Club: What is it? And is it worth it? Check out what I thought after I was invited into this exclusive world.
Ship Review: MSC Virtuosa
In June I sailed on MSC Virtuosa, in this review we will determine whether she truly is a Masterpiece At Sea.
A Modern Muster Drill
In a pandemic the muster drill was not going to be possible…MSC pioneered a new modern form of muster drill.
The Exclusion of Young Cruisers
As the cruise industry finds its feet again, there is one significant group being left out in the cold.
Fall Foliage: Exploring New England & Canada
We all long for travel bans to be lifted…But until then let this post whisk you away to Canada and New England!
A Scandinavian Adventure
Recently I went on my first ever cold weather cruise! This is what I made of the ports of call on my Scandinavian Adventure.
Sapphire Princess Review
Sapphire Princess, how I wish I was still on you! Sapphire Princess was launched in 2004, making her the grand old age of 15 years old – To this end she is also the oldest Princess ship I have sailed on; she was also the smallest Princess ship I have ever sailed on holding a mere 2,670 guests (any non-cruisers reading this will think how on earth is that small!? But once you have been on a ship that holds 6,360 passengers,