Whether you are new to cruise or a sailing veteran it is vitally important to make sure you are on the right vessel for you.
Cruising is now a major part of the travel industry with ships cruising to all seven continents and catering for different styles of travellers.
One thing they all have in common is that you unpack once and go off exploring.
There is a sense of fun on board, and you discover the world at a pace that is relaxed and enjoyable.
Join Travelling Places to find out more about expedition and luxury experiences.
Australia’s own Aurora Expeditions will be visiting the mountain to share their amazing experiences with you – with three wonderfully appointed new expedition ships you will explore the globe with your fellow travellers (maximum 130 passengers) discovering by zodiac and ashore.
Venture to the extreme polar regions of our globe, walk the penguin highways of Antarctica or discover the coastal islands of Scotland, closer to home visit the remote islands of Raja Ampat or the wilds of Tasmania; the exotic birds of Costa Rica or transit the Panama Canal.
Or perhaps the new small ship cruise options in Europe appeal to you? These trips are designed for travellers who want to explore and experience their world with a few like minded travellers.
Luxury cruise company, Explora Journeys is celebrating its second anniversary.
This privately owned cruise line has been designed by the Aponte family whose roots are steeped in 300 years of maritime history owning the giant MSC shipping company.
These beautiful European ships have been designed to pamper their discerning travellers with a sense of space, you are bound to enjoy these ships with a maximum 900 passengers on board.
Visit the sun soaked Mediterranean and explore ancient cultural sites or relax in the Caribbean islands with steel bands playing and broad smiles welcoming you.
Travellers are loving these vessels so much they are booking to cruise again and again.
Join Aurora Expeditions and Explora Journeys to find out more. They will be at Travelling Places, 24 Main Street on Tuesday August 26 at 2.30pm for afternoon tea.
RSVP P: 07 55451600 or E: travel@travellingplaces.com.au
