Ever heard of ‘set jetting’?  Me neither until recently, but apparently it means choosing to visit places you have seen on TV or at the movies. One of the things us Brits do better than most is stunning wildlife programmes, and one of the biggest success stories recently is the Galapagos Islands, thanks to Sir David Attenborough and his 3D TV show.  Because the ships that sail here are the smaller, 50 to 180 passengers vessels, this ‘set jetting’ location is proving a sell-out and we’re already seeing interest for 2014. If you’re interested, find out more about our 24-night 2 cruises in 1 itineraries. Hot on the heels of Galapagos is ‘Spy in the Huddle’, the latest BBC1 show about Emperor Penguins which I’m sure will get people thinking about our Antarctica cruise experiences We’d love to hear from you if you have been to either of these stunning locations, or you could tell us about other places on your &lsqu... [More]

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Taking a cruise which begins and ends in the UK is undoubtably one of the most relaxing ways to take a holiday. Without the hassle of flights and the potential array of things that can go wrong, no baggage restrictions, and starting your holiday more or less from the comfort of your own front door, there's no surprise that it is growing in popularity amongst British travellers. Every season, additional ships and itineraries are added to the already varied choice of holiday available and for families, groups or couples of any age it is now often the first port of call when making a decision on where to cruise. First timers can even enjoy ‘taster' cruises from the UK – 3 or 4 nights to visit France or Ireland and get a feel for what life on a cruise ship is all about without committing to a full week or two onboard. [More]

Taking a cruise which begins and ends in the UK is undoubtably one of the most relaxing ways to take a holiday. Without the hassle of flights and the potential array of things that can go wrong, [More]