Given its importance, it is no wonder that sailing to and through the Panama Canal is one of the most popular cruise attractions. But, what are the benefits and challenges of visiting this region? In this article, we’re going to look at the Panama Canal cruise pros and cons. Panama Canal Cruise Pros and Cons …
Marinas are a sanctuary for every boater, providing valuable harbor space for small boats and pleasure yachts. Here, you can anchor your small vessel and utilize the facilities therein, including repair and maintenance services. However, if you need something more than an anchor line and mooring ball for your small vessel, you should consider a …
Disney cruise ships have long been praised for being kid-friendly while offering exciting amenities and spacious accommodations. However, Disney Cruises — like all other cruises — have been severely stagnated by the global COVID-19 pandemic. While experts project some positive improvement in COVID cases in the near future, the cruise industry is gradually getting back …
Spending a day at sea is, for the most part, a fun and exciting adventure. In addition to providing spectacular ocean views, a yacht day trip gives you the opportunity to explore stunning destinations on shore, enjoy delicious locally-inspired cuisine, and just soak in the sun at the beach as you await your return voyage. …
Closed loop cruises offer numerous opportunities to explore the many wonders of the ocean, as you pass by jaw dropping tourist attractions en-route to your destination. The beauty of these cruises is that many of the ports of call along the way do not require a passport, so you don’t have to stress if yours …
Every country’s government issues passports to its citizens for verifying their nationality and identity during international travel. So you need a passport when traveling abroad for safe passage and protection in the foreign land. You typically present the passport at the airport if flying, or at the border if traveling by car. But what about …
Cruise ports are just as much a part of cruising (if not more) as spending time on your ship. Most cruises usually start and end at the same port (homeport) for round-trips, with several stops at other ports (call ports) in between the voyage. Every port is unique, but many generally offer some variety of …
