Is Disney Wonder’s second Australian season the very definition of overhyped and overpriced cruising?

Western Australia is further proof that Australia requires a single federal government body dedicated to the ongoing management of our nation’s cruise industry.

Samantha embarked on a two week Australian voyage onboard Grand Princess and vowed to never step foot on another cruise boat (sorry, she called it a boat…) again. Food seemed to be the biggest sticking point for the avid traveller, who claims Grand Princess’ dining venues serve “high school cafeteria food at best”.

Spending time exploring new cities and towns is one of the perks of cruise travel. As any seasoned cruiser knows, cruise line shore excursions can be prohibitively expensive - especially for larger families and groups. In some instances, excursions can cost as much as the cruise fare itself

For this reason, many travellers enjoy selecting private shore excursions when they cruise - but there's a time when you just shouldn't!

Travelling has never been easier thanks to the revolutionary eSIM technology. As someone who loves exploring new destinations, I’ve found eSIMs to be an absolute game-changer for staying connected while abroad. In this blog post, I’ll dive into what eSIMs are, why they’re essential for travellers, and how you can get started with a reliable provider like Simsdirect.

ANA, Japan’s largest airline, is often celebrated as a top-tier carrier. Naturally, I was excited to try their business class product. However, my experience left me less than impressed.

P&O Australia: Gone forever

I sailed on one of the world’s newest cruise ships - the first ever Sphere Class vessel, Sun Princess. Read my short review for the low-down.

Asiana Business Class Review | 50 Hours in the Sky with Asiana on their 777 and A350 Smartium Business Class Product

Witness 5000 years of history, culture and art in the openness of the outdoors in the incredible gallery of Swift Bay.

A sanctuary for birds in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Just us, the birds, and the Australian Border Force.

If it’s crocodiles you’re after, then look no further than the incredible Hunter River - at low tide.

The tides in the Kimberley are some of the strongest on the planet - and there’s no better place to see them in action than the site of the horizontal falls.

A waterfall in the ocean. A billion litres of water escaping from a reef that doesn’t exist, until the tide says that it does.

THIS is the Kimberley. Stunning rock faces, cliffs, precarious overhangs, crocodiles and waterfalls. Oh, and champagne.

Today, we witnessed the magic of the Kimberley from the sky.

An introduction to the cruise of a lifetime.