The Cruise Director
Making your bookings a shore thing
Don't leave booking shore excursions to the last minute.
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Sally Macmillan
Traveller's resident Cruise Director, Sally Macmillan is a relatively recent cruise convert and long-time journalist who has a serious sailing habit. Sally has edited Cruise Passenger magazine for four years, and writes a weekly cruise column and cruise-related features for Traveller.
Cruising Tips
How to pack for a cruise: Four things you shouldn't forget
Going on a cruise is a bit different to the stock-standard holiday. Here's a guide on how to not over-pack.
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Viking Ocean Cruises' award-winning performance
Viking is winning some of the world's most prestigious cruising awards.
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The big Viking taking over
River and ocean cruise lines are making some interesting cross-overs.
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Bigger isn't better: Six of the world's coolest small ships
You don't have to cruise on a monster: Set sail on one of the world's small, but uber-luxurious ships.
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How to keep fit on a cruise
River cruise lines are ramping up the pace of their shore tours to appeal to a more independent, fitness-conscious generation of travellers.
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Cunard's Queen Mary 2 impresses with $177m remaster
The most extensive upgrade the ship has received and by all accounts, the results are impressive.
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Festive winter holidays on Europe's waterways
Visiting Europe's Christmas markets is the main reason for the surge in demand for winter river cruises.
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Cruise to your own island in the sun
A relaxing day on the beach sounds like an appealing part of a cruise itinerary, but some destinations are so busy that it's anything but relaxing.
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How to avoid paying tips on cruises
Compulsory gratuity charges would have to be the biggest bugbear for Australian cruisers.
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What cruise ship is best for me?
Cruising really isn't all about enormous resort-style ships though there's plenty to choose from if that's your thing.
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More than a million went cruising in 2015
Even more Australians are turning on to cruising, at home and abroad.
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Features to entice a new generation of traveller
The 2650-passenger Koningsdam is the first in HAL's new Pinnacle class of vessel, and represents a major change in direction.
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Cruising's deep water delights
Nowadays, remotely operated underwater vehicles are pretty much standard issue on any self-respecting expedition ship.
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Singles' cruising now taken seriously
Cruising can be a great option for single travellers, particularly those who are going out on their own for the first time.
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