You’ve booked your cruise…or maybe you’ve got your first cruise contract. You’re excited and ready to go but you have a food allergy and are nervous. What should you look out for? It’s not just on the buffet… In this post we’re going to talk about cruising with food allergies, some of the top things…
It’s hard to imagine that we’re already talking about the World Cruises set to sail in 2023 – truth be told though many of these voyages went on sale months ago. World Cruises are often planned years in advance due to the complexity of the sailings – many times offering a full circumnavigation of the…
Laundry detergent sheets are among my favorite packing hacks for travel and Earth Breeze makes it easy. Check out my review of Earth Breeze laundry detergent sheets. I regularly pack my life into a suitcase for months at a time – and now I do that with a baby in tow. Anything that I can…
At some point life, travel, and cruising will return to some resemblance of “normal”. While it will be great when things return to normal, some people may still be wary of traveling long distances from home. Luckily, the US has (during normal times) a ton of cruises sailing from it. The best cruise destinations from…
Cruise ships are floating cities needing talented crew from all different professions to work. Here are ten cruise ship jobs you probably didn’t know about. A cruise ship is a small floating city. For some cruise ships, between passengers and crew they are pretty much the size of small cities. To keep a small city…
There was some big excitement recently when Viking Cruise Line announced their 136-day World Cruise. And, for good reason. We’re all living in this lock-down world and the promise of 4 months of pampering on Viking seems pretty incredible. Here’s the thing though – World Cruises are more common than you might think! These round…
I get it. You’re already taking a week off of work and vacation days are precious. You picked a cruise going out on a Sunday so you could fly out a day before the ship leaves. You’ve heard stories of people running to the ship, of flight delays and cancellations and you won’t let that…
A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to find myself on a 30 day Incan Empires cruise – from San Diego down to Lima, Peru, and back up. One of our ports on the way back to San Diego was Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala. Guatemala is home to some incredible coffee and while there…