Once again, we visit the Baltic islands for our next destination, Riga.

As 2019 comes to a close, you may be wondering what’s on offer for 2020/21?

Taking our adventures further afield from the UK. Tallinn, Estonia’s capital has recently immerged as a prominent cruising destination within Europe

Often featured on popular Norwegian Fjord cruises, Oslo has captivated travellers looking to learn more about the extensive Viking history across Scandinavia.

With summer firmly behind us and everybody looking to escape the chilly weather of winter, there is a variety of destinations you can choose from to revive that summer feeling.

Being a regular stop for cruisers who are taking on a Scandinavian cruise, Copenhagen has become a chic modern centre with a lot to offer.

MSC is planning to set MSC Magnifica to task with 24 sailings in its summer 2021 season.

Slightly further away than some ports visited on a cruise from the UK, Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland and consistently rated highly amongst tourist destinations.

Norwegian Encore has checked off its last milestone before being delivered to Norwegian Cruise Line on the 30th October 2019

Picking a favourite cruise ship can be a very difficult decision, and with so many options on the market, there is no doubt that food plays a large part in which one you choose.

Just a short journey across the English Channel from the famous port of Dover, Bruges may not be the most iconic port in Europe, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in historical wonders.

Princess Cruises has recently announced their plans for the 2021 cruising season and where they have decided to position their 18+ vessels.

Starting your cruise from the UK shouldn’t limit your ports of call, especially with there being so many different destinations available.

The UK is surrounded by famous ports, including the likes of Paris, Bruges and Reykjavik.

As the main cruise port for Scotland’s capital, Rosyth is the central hub for cruise traffic heading in and out of Edinburgh.

With the unfortunate news that Independence of the Seas is no longer planning to sail out of the UK in 2020.

Whether you are new to cruising or want to experience something different, taster cruisers are the perfect way to make sure you’ve picked the correct cruise for you.

Cruising has been known as a great way to see the world for just over 100 years, but in this time many people have created a perception that cruising is only for the older generation.

For the third time in history, the Four Fred. Olsen Ships will meet together in celebration, but at a new port of call. Much like the ‘4 ‘B’s in Bergen’ and ‘Captains in Cadiz’ events, there will be plenty of things to do.

Sailing in the summer of 2020, Saga brings us their second brand new ship, Spirit of Adventure. As well as the fact she will be sailing from the UK, she has specifically been built to cater towards the British cruising market.

With more and more cruisers looking to sail from the UK, travellers are exploring the length and breadth of the country far and wide to find new experiences that they don’t expect from ports closer to home.

When choosing a cruise, transatlantic sailings might not be the first choice for everybody, due to the lack of ports on the itinerary.

Arriving in Southampton on Monday, Celebrity Edge has made quite the statement since she started sailing in late 2018, with the most notable addition coming on her starboard side in the form of the Magic Carpet.

A Baltic cruise out of the UK will take you to the capitals of Germany, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Estonia, as well as the Russian city of St Petersburg.

The Christmas markets of Europe provide an opportunity to enjoy a festive getaway. You can see everything they have to offer on board a cruise out of the UK.

Departing in May 2018, holiday-makers will have a unique opportunity to travel to the scenic delights of Iceland on board a cruise out of Cardiff.

As the largest commercial port in Britain, Southampton is the starting point for many cruises from the UK.

When it comes to family-friendly cruising, Disney Cruise Line's range of itineraries out of Dover that will leave you feeling truly enchanted.

Hebridean Princess is a small ship that caters exclusively to just 49 passengers at any one time, enabling you to explore the islands of Scotland in luxury.

With more and more cruise itineraries departing from Dublin, there is no better opportunity to take the time to admire this wonderful city.

Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines and CMV will both be operating itineraries out of the Northern Irish capital of Belfast – which has plenty to offer.

Liverpool is one of the UK’s most accessible ports and our video guide provides everything you need to know about embarking on a cruise out of this iconic city.

Throughout the summer of 2017, Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines will be offering roundtrip itineraries to the rivers of Europe directly out of ports around the UK.

Royal Caribbean's family-friendly ship has arrived in Southampton for another fabulous summer season of cruises to the Mediterranean.

A short cruise or long weekend sailing is the perfect tonic for any hectic lifestyle. We’ve outlined some of the best short sailings departing from the UK.

The way in which we travel has changed significantly over the last 200 years. We take a closer look at how this has shaped cruising from the UK.

The cruise review site, Cruise Critic, has confirmed that the Scottish port of Greenock ranked fifth in a list of the most popular ports in Western Europe.

After a busy day of exploration onshore, there is no better feeling than putting your feet up and relaxing with your favourite tipple.

Looking beyond Madeira and the Canary Islands, the Azores offer a slice of Portuguese heritage and culture combined with isolated paradise.

Since launching in 2015, P&O Cruises’ flagship, Britannia, has become a popular hit with passengers, offering what many consider to be the best of British.

January to March is considered the best time to see the Northern Lights. Our guide offers ideas for the best ways to see them and how this phenomenon occurs.

Cunard’s impeccable White Star Service offered on board is reflective of the golden era of sailing that continues to be maintained across the fleet today.

The Caribbean may seem far away, but a relaxing cruise offers one of the quickest and most luxurious ways in which to see this gorgeous sun-kissed region.

Summer may seem like a long way off, but as the new year approaches the Mediterranean’s popular ports are bracing themselves. Therefore, we take a look at some of the destinations off the beaten track.

Following her maiden season out of the UK, we take a closer look at Celebrity Cruises’ luxurious Solstice-class vessel, Celebrity Silhouette.

With the end of the year in sight, there are plenty of exciting new launches on the horizon for 2019. Here are some of the new vessels that will be coming to a port near you.

Celebrity Cruises, has recently announced that their brand new ship, Celebrity Apex, will be operating out of Southampton when she launches in 2020. Here are some of the exciting features you will find onboard.

Plans for a new £15m cruise terminal for Greenock have been unveiled, with the venue set to feature a gallery dedicated to the works of George Wyllie.

While the Caribbean offers plenty of respite throughout the winter season, there are cruising opportunities available closer to home in the Canary Islands.

The alluring sands, seas and swaying palm trees of the Caribbean provide a perfect setting within which to relax. You can see it all on a cruise from the UK.

The North Wales town of Holyhead, situated on the island of Anglesey, will welcome a series of cruise ships throughout the summer season in 2018.

Adonia’s transformation to Azamara Pursuit has recently been completed in Belfast and the ship is now heading to Southampton ahead of her christening ceremony.

Sir Richard Branson’s vision for Virgin Voyages is starting to take shape. Upon completion, the fleet’s first ship, Scarlet Lady, will make a visit to the UK.

If you are looking to escape the Mediterranean’s most popular cities this summer, you may appreciate the pristine surroundings of the Greek Islands.

Charming towns and breath-taking natural landmarks await in Greenland. Our guide offers an insight into some of the destinations you can visit on a cruise.

The Norfolk seaside town becomes the newest addition to the list of British cruise ports and there are plans for plenty more visits throughout 2018 and 2019.

Throughout 2018, a number of lines will operate ex-UK sailings to the Baltic nations. We take a look at some of the best cities you can visit along the way.

Celebrity Cruises is currently working on a new and innovative vessel that is set to redefine cruising. You can experience her in Southampton in 2019.

While many holidaymakers will be heading to the Mediterranean for the summer, the pristine serenity of the Norwegian fjords offers an ideal alternative.

While many holidaymakers will head into Europe for their summer holidays, there is also plenty to be enjoyed closer to home on a tour of the British Isles.

Following on from our last blog post, P&O Cruises has announced the new build will be named Iona, after the lush-green Scottish Island in the Inner Hebrides.

Due to launch in 2020, work has begun on P&O Cruises’ newest vessel at the Meyer Werft shipyard. The name of this new vessel is due to be announced on Thursday.

The Mediterranean is home to some of Europe’s most impressive towns, landmarks and beaches. With summer not far off, we outline five of our favourite ports.

The warm weather in the UK will certainly provide inspiration for a Mediterranean cruise. We have outlined five of the best beaches to visit this summer.