Destinations

The Continent of Africa amazes and mystifies: stunning nature reserves and seaside playgrounds.The main places that one gets to visit on a Canary Islands cruise are Gran Canaria, Tenerife and Lanzarote.

Breathtaking scenery, gleaming glaciers, abundant wildlife, and Native American culture are only a few of the spectacular attractions that draw cruise vacationers to Alaska.

Antarctica is an amazing cruise destination, and most of the wildlife is concentrated on the shoreline, making cruise expeditions a perfect way to explore the edges of the Antarctica continent.

Although Australia and New Zealand lie literally on the other side of the world from home, tourists find that they feel wonderfully at home in these two nations.

Baltic itineraries visit the great northern cities and go down well with travellers interested in art, architecture and history.Baltic ports of call include Oslo,Copenhagen,St Petersburg,Helsinki and Warnemunde gateway to Berlin.

Bordering the Mediterranean with Istanbul and the Dardanelles at its entrance, the Black Sea region combines summer sun with a rich cultural heritage, atmospheric medieval towns and uncrowded, picturesque beach resorts.

The Caribbean comprises 7,000 islands and covers more than 2,500 miles. Its rich Colonial heritage - legacy of being variously occupied by the British, French, Dutch and Spanish.

Cruises from Barcelona Spain.

Come and experience the treasures of the Far East. A Far East Cruise is a combination of incense filled temples, clean beaches, verdant forests, buzzing markets and sophisticated cities.

A Hawaii cruise will whisk you away to a tropical destination that has everything you imagine when you think of the word, ?paradise.?

As a holiday destination the Indian Ocean is without doubt one of the few remaining areas in the world that is still relatively uncommercialised and largely unaffected by mass tourism.

Cruise the Mediterranean and you get it all?easy access to ancient civilizations and easy hours relaxing on blazingly beautiful beaches. Nowhere else can such an array of culture and history be found in such a relatively small and stunning vicinity.