As the center of New Zealand’s largest metropolitan area, the port of Auckland has an almost unlimited number of shopping options. Whether you just want a few souvenir trinkets or a larger item that better represents your cruise down under, you won’t have to look too far here. Once you leave the ship, here are the … Top picks for shopping in port of Auckland on your New Zealand cruise
Make the most out of your Mississippi River cruise by taking a themed river cruise onboard the American Queen.
What you’ll see at Glacier Bay National Park on your Alaska cruise On many Alaskan cruises, you may spend a full day sailing through Glacier Bay National Park. As you may have expected, tidewater glaciers are the park’s main attraction. Throughout the bay, you’ll see small islands with mountainous terrain. While some are full of … What you’ll see at Glacier Bay National Park on your Alaska cruise
Thinking about a 3- or 4-day Mexico cruise? Ensenada is one of the most popular short cruise destinations from California to Mexico aboard Carnival Cruise Line or Princess Cruises. Technically, Ensenada is only about a 4 hour drive south of Long Beach, California. But, you’ll find cruising to Ensenada is much more fun! There are … What are the best things to do in Ensenada when on a cruise to Mexico?
Mazatlán, Mexico is a port city on the coast of the spectacular Pacific Ocean just across the water from the tip of Cabo in Baja California. Cruise ship visitors are loving the newly renovated port and the Malecón boardwalk which makes walking this colonial city a top attraction in itself. First, in order to get to Mazatlan, … What are the best things to do in Mazatlán on a Mexican Riviera cruise?
Aboard ships like Holland America’s Westerdam, Oceania’s Regatta or Regent’s Seven Seas Navigator, you’ll be able to explore this natural gem.
This Alaskan city has less than 200 people, but it has made a name for itself as the “Gateway to Western Prince William Sound.”
If you do choose to set sail among one of the many ships that cruises to the Frontier State, then one of the ports of call will likely be Juneau, the capital.
Located 12 miles from the capital of the Last Frontier State, this natural wonder, which was originally known as “the Glacier Behind the Town” and “the Glacier Behind the Little Lake,” is 12 miles long and accessible by a number of exciting routes fit for any traveler.
Although Ketchikan comprises just over four square miles, there is certainly no shortage of things to do.