Cruise Guides

One of the most common questions travellers ask when booking their first river cruise is what to wear on a river cruise.
This guide explains the dress code for river cruises, what to wear during the day, what’s expected in the evening, and whether formal nights are part of the experience.

After you’ve booked the cruise of your dreams, the last thing you want to worry about is how you are going to get to and from your port of departure. At Bolsover Cruise Club, we have the expertise and guidance to help you get to your port without stress, whether you’re cruising from the UK or jetting overseas.

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Some cruise lines may offer discounts and additional benefits for large group bookings.

More people than ever are opting to Cruise & Stay holiday, extending their cruise holiday with a pre or post-cruise hotel stay or land tour.

Not all cruise lines offer religious services and very few provide a dedicated chapel on board. While some cruise lines offer no religious services at all, others may invite clergy on board to conduct services for certain religious events such as Easter Sunday or Christmas. In this case, religious services will usually be held in the ship’s lounges or theatre.

Almost all modern cruise ships offer internet access, with most providing Wi-Fi. Some older ships may lack Wi-Fi, providing internet access through computer stations instead.