Dubrovnik is out, Split is in: the new cruise map of Europe
Cruise ships are moving away from stop-offs like Venice and Dubrovnik and towards alternative, lesser-known cities, ripe for discovery
Cruise ships are moving away from stop-offs like Venice and Dubrovnik and towards alternative, lesser-known cities, ripe for discovery
With monthly voyages, no-fly cruises and dance-themed sailings, the mighty river is ready to be explored
Everything you need to know about Disney Cruise Line, where blood-thirsty buccaneers are scuppered by Mickey and magic is everywhere
As bird flu fears see cruise ships adopt new protocols, there are concerns that visits to the region may need to be cancelled altogether
Repositioning cruises, when ships relocate from one part of the world to another, can be half the price and just as enjoyable
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
Amsterdam is the latest city trying to ban cruise ships to solve overtourism, despite just 1 per cent of visitors arriving that way
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?
Find out which cruise lines triumphed in the 2023 Telegraph Travel Awards, voted for by readers
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
Everything you need to know about cruises to northern Europe, including the Norwegian fjords, the Baltic and the Arctic
There’s nothing lovelier than seeing the coastline of the Med from the deck of a ship – but where to start? We answer the burning questions
There’s a growing number of options for those who want to couple big cats and jeep dashes with floating from port to port
For 175 years, Fred Olsen Cruises have been sailing the high seas – and won over a loyal crowd. Here’s everything you need to know
Must I still take a Covid test? Where can I sail to from the UK? Will everyone be old? We answer all the burning questions
Take a DIY approach to exploring ashore and you’ll save a small fortune – just make sure you get back to the ship on time