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To most people, the word ‘cruising’

conjures up images of large ocean

going ships, captain’s cocktail

parties and black tie dinners. In this

section of our brochure, we aim

to dispel that stereotypical image

and introduce you to a variety of

different types of cruising. From

small ship adventure sailing to

legacy cruising, paddlewheeler

river journeys, luxury cruising and

transatlantic voyages, we’re sure

that even if you’ve never considered

cruising before, you’ll find

something here to interest you.

Cruising

LUXURY CRUISING

Many describe cruise ships as hotels-at-sea,

because of the plethora of activities, facilities and

entertainment on offer. Cruising is understandably

very popular, which is in part due to the wide range

of ships available; in essence something for everyone.

Standing above the crowd are Silversea and Regent

Seven Seas Cruises. Offering the ultimate luxurious

ocean experience, both cruise lines offer all-suite

ships, exceptional service and incredible facilities.

RIVER CRUISING

River cruising opens up numerous possibilities, with

countless ports of call to explore as you travel along at

a leisurely pace and enjoy the slowly passing scenery.

Our favourite vessels are the paddlewheelers which

combine magnificently restored historic vessels

with exciting itineraries along the Mississippi, Ohio,

Tennessee, Columbia and Snake Rivers.

LEGACY CRUISING

Sometimes cruising isn’t about the ports of call

but the ship you’re travelling on. That’s certainly

the case when it comes to Queen Mary 2, Queen

Elizabeth and Queen Victoria. With their richly

woven heritage of grandeur and unashamed luxury,

a transatlantic crossing or a destination cruise is an

opulent experience reminiscent of a bygone era,

recalling the golden age of ocean travel.

ADVENTURE CRUISING

Taking an adventure cruise allows you to be at one

with nature. The small, nimble ships, can access

some of the most intricate bays and passages to get

you closer to shore and witness spectacular sights

up close. The flexibility of not being tied to an

exacting schedule means that days revolve around

nature with the captain able to drop anchor if bears

are spotted on shore or drift to locations where

whales are known to frequent. UnCruise Adventures

offer a number of enticing itineraries in Alaska,

Hawaii, Mexico and the Pacific Northwest.

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