Cruise News Archive - Page 14

Many cruisers may not consider the need for cruise insurance when booking their holiday, but we know just how important it is to ensure you have the proper cover in place before setting off on your cruise! While it may seem like just another cost, cruise insurance is a vital…

P&O Cruises has long been a favourite with UK holidaymakers thanks to its great-value fares, British style and outstanding ships. Now, with the introduction of new P&O all-inclusive packages, the cruise line has made it even easier to enjoy a seamless, great-value holiday at sea, whether you’re embarking on a…

Remote, otherworldly, and overflowing with wildlife found nowhere else on Earth, the Galápagos Islands are a dream destination for nature lovers, adventurers, and cruise travellers seeking a once-in-a-lifetime journey. Located nearly 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, this volcanic archipelago is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, rare species and…

Last month, I mentioned that we were inviting readers to send in a photo of themselves reading Into The Blue in an interesting or iconic location.

Here are our Christmas 2025 opening times.

Jane McDonald is set to star in a new Channel 5 TV series, Pole to Pole.

P&O Cruises is expanding its family accommodation with the introduction of 50 new five-berth cabins on Arvia, Britannia and Iona.

Discover Riviera Radiance, the brand-new Riviera Travel river cruise ship. Explore cabins, dining and what makes this 2025 ship stand out.

P&O Cruises has launched its new partnership with Norse Atlantic Airways.

The Channel 5 TV series ‘Christmas Cruising with Susan Calman,’ is set to return, as the presenter visits German Christmas markets aboard the Vega, a modern Travelmarvel river ship.

Oceania Cruises has revealed Oceania Sonata, the first ship in its new Sonata Class and the next step in the company’s focus on intimate, luxury cruising.

From the moment the first sheet of steel is cut to the exciting day the first guests step on board, every new cruise ship goes through a series of long-standing maritime traditions. Some are ceremonial, others are essential safety and engineering tests, and a few stem from centuries-old superstition. Together,…