The maitre’d greets us by name, escorts us to our table and recommends the daily special being prepared by chefs in the VIP dining room’s open kitchen. The space is quiet and welcoming and the […]
It’s an underwater sculpture garden, with what look like concrete beehives, archways and even statues that are covered with glimmering growing things on the ocean bottom. Brightly colored fish swim in clusters and eyes peek […]
By Liam P. Cusack The Norwegian Encore may be the end of a chapter for Norwegian Cruise Line, but the last of the line’s Breakaway Class ships definitely looks to the future. What makes the […]
As the decade draws to a close, a new crop of ships are being christened by the big players in cruising that promise to raise the standards in ship design, luxury and entertainment. Among the […]
“I became aware of all the magnificent silk wrapped around my body, and had the feeling I might drown in beauty”— From Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden. By Lisa Stephens The image of […]
“In my imagination I created an electric ship that could break through all kinds of ice, that nice and elegantly, fearful and irresistible, could sail through the Arctic oceans all the way to the Pole.” […]
Everything in moderation, even moderation. Oscar Wilde said it first, and it’s still true at an opulent jewel box of a hotel tucked away on a quiet side street on Paris’ Left Bank. In a city that […]
It’s a remarkable feat as the captain eases AmaMagna gently and precisely into a lock on the Danube. There doesn’t seem to be more than a couple inches of clearance on either side of this […]
As if we didn’t need a reminder that things are different north of the Arctic Circle, our first sight as we got off Seabourn Ovation in the surprisingly bustling city of Tromso was a reindeer, […]
AmaMagna is a clear departure from any river cruise ships you’ve sailed on in the past. It’s twice as wide as what has until now been the standard for European river ships. It’s got four […]
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