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A Northern Lights cruise had been on my bucket list for years, and I eventually booked one with the British cruiseline, Fred. Olsen.

I sailed from Newcastle in the North East of England, far away from my home near the south coast.

I saw the Northern Lights twice – so from that point of view, the trip absolutely delivered.

But I h...


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People often ask me, “Which is the best cruise line to pick if I want to go on a Mediterranean cruise?”

You have so many things to consider before you book.

Which Cruise Line Is Best for the Mediterranean?

The answer is – there isn’t one “best line” for cruising the Mediterranean.

The best choice for you will depend on...


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When cruise lines describe themselves as “all-inclusive”, I’m always slightly suspicious.

There’s usually an asterisk somewhere.

The drinks might be included, but not those drinks. The restaurants might be included, except for the ones you actually want to eat in.

Wi-Fi costs extra. Gratuities appear at the end. Before ...


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I recently sailed on Legend of the Seas, one of Royal Caribbean’s enormous Icon-class ships.

It can carry roughly 7,600 passengers and 2,350 crew at maximum capacity. That means if the ship is full, there could be 9,950 people onboard!

That is an awful lot of people…

I enjoyed my time on Legend of the Seas, and it d...

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It does feel unfair that sometimes one person booking a cruise can be quoted more than the total price for two people sharing the exact same cabin!

This might sound like an error, but it can genuinely happen. Cruise pricing isn’t simply “price per person × the number of people”.

This is a problem solo cruisers regularly run into.


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