Newcastle is one of Australia’s most underrated cities. Although it is the second-largest in the state of New South Wales, Newcastle tends to go under the radar because it sits in the shadow of Sydney, located 90 miles to the south. Sydney may have the glitz and glamor, but Newcastle has the down-to-earth charm that … Check out these popular sights in Newcastle, Australia while on a cruise
Folks from outside of New England may not know much about Portland, Maine, but cruise visitors will quickly realize that the town has a lot to offer. Established in 1633 as a shipping village, Portland is now one of the most vibrant small cities in America. Its cobblestone streets are lined with hip restaurants, world-class museums … What can you do in the port of Portland, Maine while on an Atlantic coast cruise
Many visitors to Melbourne would argue that it is Australia’s coolest city, home to both Victorian-era buildings and new developments showcasing the contemporary style of the city’s architects. Melbourne is a cultural melting pot and its neighborhoods are full of the best art, music and food that you’ll find in Australia. During your cruise vacation to Australia, … What to see in Melbourne, Australia on your cruise stop
Cruise ship visitors to St. John’s, Newfoundland, often say that that the city reminds them of a slightly quirkier version of San Francisco (if that’s possible). The city has a great arts scene and a young population that keeps everything fresh. Something that you’ll find in St. John’s that you won’t in many other areas is … St. John’s, Newfoundland’s out-of-the-ordinary attractions for cruise visitors
If you plan on taking a cruise around the South Pacific later this year, it’s likely that your trip will either begin or end in Sydney, Australia. The largest city Down Under offers plenty to see and do with a lively food and cultural scene. Sydney is definitely a city that you’ll want to spend … Best sights to see when you cruise to Sydney, Australia
Boston is a highlight of many cruises along the Atlantic coast. In this city full of American history, you’ll find plenty to see and do. While sights like Fenway Park or the Public Garden often come to mind when you think of Beantown, you don’t have to look far from where your cruise ship is … Enjoying your time in Boston’s Seaport District while on an Atlantic coast cruise
YES! Soccer Fans — you can enjoy the ultimate cruise vacation and not miss one game! In fact, what better way to ensure you can watch all the games? Block out all your daily activities by booking a cruise that broadcasts all the FIFA World Cup games. The 2014 FIFA World Cup begins June 12 … Soccer lovers can watch the FIFA World Cup on a cruise
Puerto Rico’s beaches are what sets it apart from many of the other islands in the Caribbean. Visitors from around the world come to Puerto Rico to relax on the soft warm sand and swim in the clear blue water. On your Caribbean cruise, it’s likely that you’ll be spending some time at the beach. … Puerto Rico’s best beaches to visit when on a Caribbean cruise
Few places in the world are as perfect for scuba diving as New Zealand. Both the North and South Islands are chock full of great destinations for novice and experienced divers who want to see some of the most diverse marine wildlife areas on Earth. If you’re interested in visiting the islands and plan to … New Zealand cruise: Where are the best places to scuba dive?
Thousands of visitors come to the Acadia region of Maine because of its rugged landscape, pleasant summer and fall weather and opportunities for hiking, sailing and rock climbing. Bar Harbor, the area’s busiest town, has plenty of shops and attractions for Canada & New England cruise ship passengers on shore visits. What many people unfamiliar … The best restaurants to visit while in Bar Harbor, Maine on a Canada & New England cruise