Princess Cruises’ 3000-guest ship marks the first of 200 cruise visits to WA this summer, bringing a boost to WA’s tourism economy, writes Michael Ferrante
Michael Ferrante
Red tape and high costs are crippling cruise lines
Close to home ocean voyages just became even more affordable
There is choice aplenty to board a cruise close to home in 2026-27 (including Fremantle)
Heading north, wide-eyed and in awe of the Kimberley’s natural beauty and wildlife.
Michael Ferrante recounts West Travel Club’s polar voyage showcase with partner Ponant Explorations.
Embracing the big outdoors
Steve McKenna
Wildlife bonanza on a bonza cruise
Steve Lyons
Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield draws on his expertise and experience to offer practical advice
Stephen Scourfield
Awe-inspiring scenery and intriguing ports of call onboard the MS Rotterdam
Happy days at sea
A slice of Norwegian scenery and culture
Steve McKenn
Adventures when we step off Discovery Princess
Sue Yeap
More Australians are experiencing Asia by sea, lured by its intoxicating mix of cultures, traditions, tastes and natural beauty
See the world through children’s eyes and be forever entertained
Susan Kurosawa
Why it pays to take advantage of Scenic Group’s 2028-29 earlybird benefits on its new collection of itineraries in Europe and the Mediterranean
Michael Ferrante previews a special collection of voyages to the Far North in 2028.
We preview a 15-day circumnavigation of Japan which also dips into the Korean peninsula
Australia’s cruising industry is at the crossroads as costs and red tape put the brake on growth.
Some technical insights into the first cruise ship to have the SolidSail wind propulsion system
A beauty expert gives a warning and plenty of tips
Access to the remote wilderness is a modern luxury, writes Michael Ferrante
Great savings available until the end of August
