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Most passengers see a cruise ship glide neatly into port and never think about the person who may have physically climbed onboard from a much smaller boat to help make that happen.

When I took a behind-the-scenes tour of the Norwegian Epic, our guide showed us a door most people don’t see.

Cruise ships have lots of hidden working areas that passengers...


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ad • Hey hey! I’ve just disembarked a veeeery warm (but fantastic) week in the Mediterranean onboard Norwegian Epic!


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I have vivid memories of my first cruise on Norwegian Spirit, and how excited I was about going to the midnight chocolate buffet!

It wasn’t about being hungry – it was about being able to stay up late and eat as much chocolate as I wanted – which is probably most childrens dream!

Guests were waiting around for the buffet to open, and then taking photos whe...


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I’ve just disembarked a cruise where I spent 4 days on a luxury yacht.

We sailed out from central London in the middle of the night, and even though I’ve been cruising since I was 11 years old, this cruise was very different to anything I’d experienced before. 

I saw and did things I never normally do on a cruise and tried my best...


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I’ve read some increasingly dramatic headlines recently about cruise ships entering “blackout mode” or “ghost mode” because of pirates.

If you’ve never heard the term before, it sounds alarming!

It can create the impression that a cruise ship is under threat, or that passengers are sailing through an active danger zone. The reality is much less dr...


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