Cruising is one of the most wonderful holiday experiences, check out the cruise snip it's that have come through. Once you have travelled, the voyage never ends, but is played out over and over agin in the quietest chambers. The mind can never break off from the journey.
Watching the Whales
Captain Cook Cruises' whale watching cruises operate out of Sydney until 31st October. They take passengers past the Sydney Opera House, Fort Denison, around the Harbour and out through the heads onto the open waters.
Captain Cook Cruises guarantee: if a whale is not sighted during the cruise passengers cruise again for FREE!
Whale watching cruises depart daily from Darling Harbour at 9:30am, from Jetty 6 Circular Quay at 10am and from Manly at 10:30am. A whale watching cruise operates on Saturday and Sunday from Darling Harbour at 1:30pm and from Circular Quay at 2pm.
Aussies are Cruising like crazy!
The extraordinary growth of the Australian cruise industry has been highlighted in a new report, which reveals the number of Australians taking a cruise holiday surged by a record 34 per cent last year. This unprecedented growth can be attributed to the broadening range of cruise ships available locally and overseas, as well an awareness of the great value that cruise holidays offer, with all-inclusive fares.
GPS, Tailored for touring
Scenic Tours has launched its Europe River Cruising Program for 2013 with a number of exciting enhancements that have taken all-inclusive luxury to a new level. Guests now have the option to explore the sights of Europe independently, with a new GPS guided tour system. Guests choose to do a guided tour or replace this with a tailormade GPS guided experience, or both.
P&O Cruises Launches app
P&O cruises has launched a new Facebook app designed to help holiday makers plan a short break at sea with thier friends. The Short Breaks Facebook app is available to P&O cruises 80,000 Facebook followers, as well as new visitors who 'like' the cruise line's popular page.
