Ships

Hark, now hear the sailors cry, smell the sea and feel the sky, Let your soul and spirit fly, into the mystic. - van morrison

Small Ships

Some call it yachting. Some call it intimate. Some call it luxurious. Do you want to be on a ship that feels like a ship rather than a floating city? Small ship cruising may just be for you. With a focus on the destination, small ships offer a way to reach small port towns by river or by sea that larger ships can't. There are no lines for dinner. Food is local and fresh. Staff makes an effort to learn your name. Guests gather and recap the day in common spaces. Long days in port turn into nights in port. If this sounds like what you've been searching for, let's find the right small ship for your next vacation.

Expedition style cruising

Don't want to get wet? Stay home!

Is that your idea of boating? Do you want to get up close and personal with nature and culture? Let's look at expedition cruising. Think a 90 passenger ship that cruises in the Galapagos and features a marine biologist that shares his/her passion for the plant and animal life with the guests. Think a zodiac ride in Antarctica that ends up being a shared boat ride with a penguin. Think a hike in Molokai's ancient Halawa Valley in Hawaii after a visit with a local Kahuna. Is that your idea of vacation? You'll love expedition style cruising.

Large mega ships

Do you want entertainment options all day and night? Would you prefer to never eat in the same place twice? With a plethora of activities, experiences, dining options and services, a large cruise ship is like a city on the sea. You may prefer to not disembark when it docks in port so you get a chance to explore more of the ship. Dining options range from the casual buffet style eateries to the a la cart steak houses or Japanese teppanyaki restaurants, and more. All ages are welcome with kids clubs and adult areas and everything in between. Does this sound like your slice of heaven, or of the sea? A large ship cruise may be perfect for you.