Here is another blog written by Zhanna S., one of our VIP clients, who stayed in Mykonos after her Mediterranean cruise.

This blog has been written by Zhanna S., one of our VIP client who just returned back from the Mediterranean cruise.

If you’ve ever wanted to sail into the sort of far-flung, fjord-riddled places where puffins outnumber people and the word “breathtaking” stops being a travel cliché and becomes an involuntary reaction, Oceania Cruises may just be your vessel of destiny. This summer, they're taking to the cool, brisk waters of Canada, New England, and Iceland, the sort of places where the landscapes look like they were designed by a team of slightly overzealous Norse gods with a thing for drama.

In what can only be described as the most stylish way to stare at the sun, Holland America Line has announced a series of cruises designed for people who enjoy celestial events and buffet breakfasts. Yes, in summer 2027, guests can now book voyages specifically timed to witness that rare astronomical wonder: the total solar eclipse. And if solar obliteration isn’t enough for you, there are also options to go chase the Northern Lights, all without once having to sleep in a tent.

After half a century spent poking around some of the planet’s most remote, rugged, and rain-sodden corners—from the Amazon to the Nile and everything in between—National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has finally turned its seasoned gaze toward Europe. And not just Europe in general, but Europe by river, that stately, meandering form of travel most commonly associated with classical music, well-behaved tourists, and afternoon cheese plates.