I can't think of a better way to enjoy a tour of Europe than a river cruise. We had our first chance to try it out in 2008. After 14 days on the Rhine and Mosel and 4 days in Lucerne, we can't wait to try another region. We started in Antwerp and ended the cruise in Basel, Switzerland. After that we spent 4 wonderful days in Lucerne. The entire experience was outstanding.

This is a video footage of Royal Bengal tiger in the largest mangroe on earth called Sundarbans, in India, by Trips2world.net an online travel agent and inbound tour operator. Visit www.trips2world.net for more about tiger and Sundarbans.

Carnival Cruise Lines broke a world record not once, but twice, this past Sunday (10/16) in Dallas, TX with the world's largest beach balls.

This was taken from the balcony of our cruise ship, the Coral Princess in May, 2008 of Marjorie Glacier. Such a beautiful site!

It would seem that the dream of going abroad for this year’s summer holiday is still afloat. Recent research has shown one in three Britons would holiday on home soil to save money during the credit crisis, but the ferry industry say those wanting to getaway from the UK need not worry about paying too much. William Gibbons, Director of the Passenger Shipping Association says “Ferries are such marvelous value that you can actually get a ferry crossing for as low as £58 return on the Dover –Calais route with your car” But is the credit crunch hitting the ferry industry in other ways? To find out more from William Gibbons watch this video.

Remember when taking a Cruise was an Adventure, You would travel to exotic lands with like minded people and have a vacation that was unforgettable.

Santorini is a remarkable island, the result of an exploding volcano some 4,000 years ago destroyed the Island and the resulting tidal wave destroyed Crete and much of the Minoan civilization. Today its is a popular destination because of its amazing views of the caldera. The Blue domed churches cling to its cliffs like sapphires on a string of pearls.

The Norwegian Dawn departs from New York City. Leave behind the hassels of airports. You only unpack once as you travel the sea to fantastic destinations.

http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com Ships coming back from the Antarctic, rounding South America from Santiago, Chile and preparing for new departures. A constant bustle of passengers coming and going in this little town that resembles Breckenridge, Colorado. Shopping for souvenirs, wandering around, eating, visting the Tierre Del Fuego National Park, trekking, skiing (in the winter) or even zip-lining...quite a bit to do.

http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com I never imagined the Lemaire Channel passage would be so breathtaking. All the passengers were up before the crack of dawn to witness the passage (...Oh, that's right...there is no crack of dawn. It's light for more than 23 hours a day...) Spectacular, spectacular, spectacular. And then the ever-popular penguins on Petermann Island... Watch and learn...