Cruise Destinations, Made Easy

Hawaiian cruising solves a problem most people don’t realize they have until they try to plan a Hawaii trip: seeing multiple islands without spending half your vacation in airports. You wake up at a different island every day or two, unpack once, and let the ship do the logistics. It’s brilliant if you want the highlights of Hawaii without the hassle of island hopping on your own. Why Cruise Hawaii Here’s the reality of multi-island… Read more

Alaska cruising is unlike anything else you’ll experience on the water. While Caribbean cruises are all about beaches and rum drinks, Alaska is where you go when you want nature to absolutely blow your mind. We’re talking glaciers the size of skyscrapers calving into the ocean, humpback whales breaching right alongside your ship, and coastal towns where the main street literally ends at the dock. The Alaska Experience When people ask me what makes Alaska… Read more

Every fall, I get asked where Alaska ships go once the glaciers start to freeze. The answer? They set off on voyages that go beyond borders—and sometimes continents. But Alaska ships aren’t the only ones on the move. October and November represent the industry’s great migration, when Norwegian’s entire fleet reshuffles for winter deployments. Understanding… Read more

The first time I sailed into Bar Harbor, Maine in October, the cliffs radiated gold, crimson, and pumpkin-orange hues. The air was crisp—wake-up-in-your-lungs crisp—and I remember thinking: This is why people chase foliage cruises every fall. Norwegian Cruise Line brings fall to life with cruises like the 7-night Canada & New England on Norwegian Getaway,… Read more

Most cruises are measured in days — seven to the Caribbean, ten to the Med. A repositioning cruise breaks that rhythm. These are the once-or-twice-a-year voyages when ships shift regions, and guests willing to ride along find themselves on an itinerary that feels more like a life chapter than a vacation. For milestone celebrants —… Read more