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34 travel features tagged “Cruises”

Life in the fragile, frozen Arctic

Despite increased tourism and rising temperatures, the Arctic’s stunning landscape of crashing glaciers and elusive wildlife is still largely ruled by ice.
Read more… 20 September 2012


Exploring Bangkok’s canals

Known as the “Venice of the East” during much of the 19th Century, the waterways that still crisscross the Thai capital serve as living cultural and historical relics.
Read more… 29 August 2012


Worldwide weird

Belgium’s bathtub regatta

On 15 August every year, participants vie to create the most impressive bathtub-based craft and compete in the 1km Régate de Baignoires down the Meuse River in Dinant.
Read more… 07 August 2012


The Passport blog

Australia’s humpback highway

The winter period of June to August is rush hour off the coast of Sydney as thousands of whales migrate from Antarctica to sub-tropical breeding grounds.
Read more… 02 August 2012


Cruising Finland’s lakes

The country’s more than 180,000 lakes are transformed during summer to a glistening patchwork of waterways, studded with islands and bordered by forests.
Read more… 16 July 2012


Taming the heart of the Peruvian Amazon

In the rainy season, the 4,000-mile river crashes over its banks, turning entire forests into inland seas and camouflaging many of the dangers that lurk beneath.
Read more… 05 June 2012


Cruise ports of call: East Asia for history buffs

Visit Vietnam War tunnels and ancient Hong Kong villages, enjoy Chinese opera and explore Tokyo by bike.
Read more… 05 January 2012


Cruise ports of call: The Mediterranean for couples

Amorous pilgrimages include Barcelona chocolates, Nice perfume, Jaffa jewelry, Dubrovnik in summer and Rome in winter.
Read more… 05 January 2012


Ethical traveller

Cruising toward conservation

Massive ships are fun and good for tourism at ports of call, but carry a heavy environmental price tag that is starting to be reduced.
Read more… 04 January 2012


Cruise ports of call: The North Atlantic coast for foodies

A gourmand’s itinerary that includes Halifax beer, Montreal poutine, a Quebec sugar shack and a Bar Harbor, Maine lobster crawl.
Read more… 04 January 2012


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