Ocean Cruising, Made Simple

With hundreds of ships, itineraries and cruise lines to choose from, finding the right cruise can be overwhelming. And the best cruise isn't necessarily the one with the best price or the most impressive-looking ship.

Ship size, cabin location, dining, inclusions, time in port and the style of life onboard can make two seemingly similar cruises feel completely different. I’ll help you look beyond the headline price and find the cruise that genuinely suits how you like to travel.

I can then bring the rest of your journey together, including flights, transfers and pre and post-cruise stays, so everything works smoothly from beginning to end.

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A boat sailing on a turquoise lake next to a winding road along a steep, rocky mountainside covered in green trees.

Which Cruise Is Right For You?

  • A cruise ship docked at a pier near a tropical resort with a small man-made lagoon and sandy beach area.

    Contemporary Cruises

    For travellers who enjoy plenty of choice, entertainment and things to do onboard. Great for families, multi-generational trips and anyone who enjoys a lively atmosphere with lots of dining and activity options.

    Examples: Royal Caribbean International, Disney Cruise Line, and Norwegian Cruise Line.

  • A large cruise ship named Majestic Princess sailing near San Francisco during sunset, with the city skyline in the background.

    Premium Cruises

    A great balance of comfort, choice and value, with quality dining, entertainment and plenty to do onboard. Ideal if you enjoy a larger ship with good facilities and a wide choice of itineraries.

    Examples: Celebrity Cruises, Viking, Holland America Line, and Princess Cruises.

  • A large white sailing ship with multiple masts sailing in calm water near green islands on a clear, sunny day.

    Boutique Cruises

    Smaller ships, fewer passengers and a more personal style of cruising, often reaching smaller ports and interesting destinations that larger ships can’t.

    Examples: Azamara, Windstar Cruises and Oceania Cruises.

  • Ultra-Luxury Cruises

    Exceptional service, beautiful ships, fine dining and more included in the fare, with spacious accommodation and a more personalised onboard experience.

    Examples: Regent Seven Seas, Seabourn and Silversea.

  • A scenic view of a small town at dusk with illuminated houses along a winding river, surrounded by lush green hills and trees.

    River Cruises

    A wonderfully easy way to explore, with your hotel travelling with you and destinations often right on your doorstep. See several places without constantly packing and unpacking.

    Examples: Avalon, Emerald, Scenic, AmaWaterways, and Viking River Cruises.

  • Large cruise ship traveling in icy polar waters, surrounded by icebergs and snow-covered mountains in the background.

    Expedition Cruises

    For travellers who want to go further. Think Antarctica, the Arctic, the Galapagos and remote coastlines, with expert guides and expedition experiences along the way.

    Examples: HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions), UnCruise Adventures and Lindblad Expeditions.

  • Top view of the stern of a boat cutting through the blue ocean water, leaving a foamy wake behind.

    Specialty Cruises

    Cruises built around a particular passion or experience, from food and wine to wellness, wildlife, culture and adventure. A great way to travel around something you genuinely enjoy.

Let’s Find Your Cruise

Not sure which cruise is right for you? Tell me where you’d love to go and how you like to travel, and I’ll help you find the right fit.

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