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Nine cruises you can do in a long weekend – direct from UK ports
Don’t want to commit to a lengthy voyage? These sailings are short, sweet and great for newcomers
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The ultimate guide to a Disney cruise, the line that brought the theme park to the high seas
Everything you need to know about Disney Cruise Line, where blood-thirsty buccaneers are scuppered by Mickey and magic is everywhere
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A sneak peek at Queen Anne, Cunard’s first ship in a decade
Can the legendary cruise line move into the modern world of technological advancements while retaining a classic feel? Our writer finds out
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How a high-end cruise does wellness – from caviar spaghetti to in-suite pampering
The latest on-ship trend is all about redefining wellbeing. But can you really have your wellness cake and eat it?
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What happens when a cruise passenger falls overboard
Our expert explains what cruise lines must do if a passenger goes overboard, and suggests how those who fall can boost their survival hopes
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The British cruise line that epitomises classic style
Everything you need to know about Saga, where every passenger is over 50 and music doyen Jools Holland delights
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Why more giant cruise ships are on their way to tiny Cornish ports
The Spirit of Adventure’s voyage into Fowey caused a stir, but the boost to the local economy means vast vessels will keep coming
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17 nights for £519? Introducing the cruise industry’s best-kept money-saving secret
Repositioning cruises, when ships relocate from one part of the world to another, can be half the price and just as enjoyable
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How to explore Canada’s east coast, from the Atlantic islands to urban Ottawa
It’s time for the less familiar – and much closer – side of the country to shine
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The resurrected luxury cruise line returning to its glory days
When Crystal Cruise went bust, its legions of devoted fans were bereft, but its new owners are hoping to turn things around
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I’ve found the perfect way to see Japan
This island country is top of many a travel wishlist this year – but there’s only one way to do it in true comfort and style
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The ultimate guide to river cruising
Teresa Machan answers every river cruise question you could possibly have – from destinations to what to pack
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I fell in love with slow travel on a ship in full sail
At times outpaced by seabirds and passing dolphins, our writer relishes a languid life at sea en route from Costa Rica to the Panama Canal
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Follow in the wake of royalty on Scotland’s newest cruise
Heading for the Hebrides on the ‘floating country house’ Lord of the Highlands
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Why Americans are obsessed with cruising
One enthusiast spends 50 weeks a year on a ship; others have clocked up 200 voyages. But why do they enjoy life afloat so much?
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On board the world’s biggest cruise ship – with 20 decks, eight neighbourhoods and 7,600 passengers
Five times the size of Titanic, Icon of the Seas is only the beginning of the mega-ship era
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It’s the French who now rule the waves
While P&O Ferries has endured a year to forget, its Gallic rival has yet again been named best in class at the Telegraph Travel Awards
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Telegraph Travel Awards 2023: Your favourite cruise lines
Find out which cruise lines triumphed in the 2023 Telegraph Travel Awards, voted for by readers
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I finally found a booze cruise I can get on board with
Enjoy the most celebrated terroir in viticulture on Uniworld's Bordeaux itinerary
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Revealed: the best and worst cruise lines for costly gratuities
The fees can add up to £1,000 to the cost of a two-week family cruise – but not all lines are following the pricey US-style tipping system
