Alaska is another one of those places, if you haven’t visited I hope you get there soon. Especially for those who live in the US, it’s fairly accessible and a wonderful way to see wildlife, glaciers and the vast beauty of the wilderness.

I do suggest a cruise for this part of the world, as the main cities are on the water, so why not have a floating hotel take you from place to place. There are many options to choose from and planning a trip can become overwhelming. I’m here to help you sift through your options to choose a cruise that’s right for you. Here are the 7 things to know when planning your trip to Alaska.

When I hear how many people don’t enjoy cruising as much as I do, I’m naturally curious as to why. Unfortunately, if it’s someone’s first cruise, they may choose to never cruise again. If that’s you - read on. I hope to give you some tips and a different perspective, so hopefully you’ll give cruising another chance. If cruising isn’t your thing (yet) also read on as some of these can transfer into other forms of traveling. Not only am I going to cover common mistakes I’ve learned, but also give you solutions on how to avoid them.

The day has come when vacation comes to a close and one returns home. Like embarkation day, it’s all about preparation. These tips might help it go more smoothly and with less time waiting at the airport.

It’s all about preparation. It might not be fun and exciting, but it can make a huge difference, when you arrive at your cruise port. In this post, I’ll cover what smart cruisers do before and on embarkation day to help them have smooth sailing.

If you’re thinking about cruising in the Mediterranean (Med), these tips may help you avoid some common mistakes people make when choosing their cruise.