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Crown Princess cruise
Crown Princess

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Saint Thomas - Philipsburg - St. John's - Roseau - Barbados - San Juan

Princess CruisesCrown Princess
4.7(27)
Princess Cruises · PRINCESS CRUISES
7 February 2027
San Juan
From IDR 9,652,145
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-23%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Charlotte Amalie - Philipsburg - St. John's - Castries - Bridgetown - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
20 February 2027
San Juan
IDR 13,811,084
From IDR 10,674,137
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-31%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Tortola - Basseterre - Roseau - Castries - Bridgetown - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
30 January 2027
San Juan
IDR 12,945,229
From IDR 8,942,428
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-31%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Charlotte Amalie - Basseterre - Roseau - Castries - Bridgetown - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
13 March 2027
San Juan
IDR 13,981,416
From IDR 9,595,368
Crown Princess cruise
Crown Princess

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Saint Thomas - Philipsburg - St. John's - Castries - Barbados - San Juan

Princess CruisesCrown Princess
4.7(27)
Princess Cruises · PRINCESS CRUISES
24 January 2027
San Juan
From IDR 8,843,068
Norwegian Prima cruise
Norwegian Prima

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - British Virgin Islands - Saint Kitts and Nevis - Barbados - Saint Lucia - Sint Maarten - U.S. Virgin Islands - San Juan

Norwegian Cruise LineNorwegian Prima
3(4)
Norwegian Cruise Line · NCL
24 January 2027
San Juan
From IDR 8,665,425
Vision of the Seas cruise
Vision of the Seas
-25%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Charlotte Amalie - St. John's - Philipsburg - Saint Croix - Basseterre - San Juan

Royal CaribbeanVision of the Seas
4.7(11)
Royal Caribbean · RCI
28 March 2027
San Juan
IDR 14,236,913
From IDR 10,645,748
Eligible bookings will receive a discount of up to 60% off on second passenger's cruise fare. 30% discount applies to guests 3 and 4*. Taxes, fees and port expense are additional and applicable to all guests.
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-28%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Tortola - Basseterre - Roseau - Castries - St. George - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
12 December 2026
San Juan
IDR 18,452,629
From IDR 13,229,116
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-26%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Charlotte Amalie - Philipsburg - St. John's - Castries - St. George - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
9 January 2027
San Juan
IDR 16,692,533
From IDR 12,405,845
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-26%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Charlotte Amalie - St. John's - Roseau - Castries - St. George - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
6 February 2027
San Juan
IDR 16,550,589
From IDR 12,221,319
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-25%

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Charlotte Amalie - St. John's - Roseau - Castries - Bridgetown - San Juan

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
20 March 2027
San Juan
IDR 16,167,342
From IDR 12,050,987
ILMA cruise
ILMA

4 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Virgin Gorda - Saint John - San Juan

Ritz-Carlton CruisesILMA
Ritz-Carlton Cruises · Ritz-Carlton
11 December 2026
San Juan
From IDR 52,904,700
ILMA cruise
ILMA

4 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Saint Barthelemy - Virgin Gorda - San Juan

Ritz-Carlton CruisesILMA
Ritz-Carlton Cruises · Ritz-Carlton
27 November 2026
San Juan
From IDR 74,796,300
Crown Princess cruise
Crown Princess

15 days · Caribbean · San Juan - North America - San Juan

Princess CruisesCrown Princess
4.7(27)
Princess Cruises · PRINCESS CRUISES
7 March 2027
San Juan
From IDR 22,767,706
Crown Princess cruise
Crown Princess

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Saint Thomas - Saint Kitts - Roseau - Grenada - Barbados - San Juan

Princess CruisesCrown Princess
4.7(27)
Princess Cruises · PRINCESS CRUISES
14 February 2027
San Juan
From IDR 9,666,339
Crown Princess cruise
Crown Princess

15 days · Caribbean · San Juan - North America - San Juan

Princess CruisesCrown Princess
4.7(27)
Princess Cruises · PRINCESS CRUISES
14 February 2027
San Juan
From IDR 18,835,876
Crown Princess cruise
Crown Princess

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Philipsburg - Oranjestad - Curacao - Fort Lauderdale

Princess CruisesCrown Princess
4.7(27)
Princess Cruises · PRINCESS CRUISES
28 March 2027
San Juan
From IDR 8,544,987
Emerald Sakara cruise
Emerald Sakara

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Grand Turk - San Salvador - Nassau - Miami

Emerald WaterwaysEmerald Sakara
Emerald Waterways · Emerald Waterways
21 November 2026
San Juan
From IDR 106,630,335
Celebrity Constellation cruise
Celebrity Constellation
-25%

14 days · Mediterranean · San Juan - Philipsburg - Tangier - Malaga - Barcelona

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity Constellation
3.8(4)
Celebrity Cruises · Celebrity Cruises
3 April 2027
San Juan
IDR 18,495,212
From IDR 13,853,667
Norwegian Prima cruise
Norwegian Prima

8 days · Caribbean · San Juan - Sint Maarten - Saint Kitts and Nevis - Barbados - Saint Lucia - U.S. Virgin Islands - British Virgin Islands - San Juan

Norwegian Cruise LineNorwegian Prima
3(4)
Norwegian Cruise Line · NCL
7 February 2027
San Juan
From IDR 13,955,895

Reviews

Reviews: Crown Princess

Anonymous user2026-09-11

116 Days, a Journey Warmer Than Home Before setting off, I repeatedly wondered: would I be lonely, would I regret spending 116 days at sea? Upon boarding the Crown Princess, all my anxieties vanished. Smiles were everywhere, a constant feature of the ship. In the 15th-floor restaurant, the waiters remembered my habits; a simple greeting was full of warmth. Their thoughtfulness wasn't a standardized procedure, but genuine kindness from the heart. Days were relaxed yet fulfilling. Mornings were spent dancing to Zumba, afternoons strolling through the 7th-floor shopping area, and nightly performances on a brand-new stage—116 days, every day a surprise. Bridge classes brought strangers closer. We sat chatting, exchanging stories, forging precious friendships on the azure sea. The voyage eventually ended, but the reluctance to leave remained in my heart. It was a mobile harbor on the sea, gentler than home. Here, I could unload all my burdens and be myself. If you also yearn for a long voyage, don't hesitate. This journey will become a shining memory in your life.

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Reviews: Vision of the Seas

Guest user2019-08-05

We boarded in Barcelona. Out of over 2000 passengers, fewer than 30 were Chinese. The cruise service was excellent; the crew was always smiling and attentive. The cabins and restaurants met five-star standards, making us feel right at home. Overall, I give it five stars, with only two points of feedback. First, the prices and itineraries for the disembarkation tours were not available online beforehand, and the prices were high, with mediocre service. For example, the guide we encountered on the Malta shore excursion lacked professionalism, simply reading from a script, and the time allocation was extremely unreasonable. He was definitely not a professional guide and seemed like a last-minute replacement. Second, the onboard entertainment was too largely self-entertaining, with relatively few professional and high-quality programs. Also, the change from the planned stop at Santorini to Crete was disappointing.

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Reviews: Celebrity Constellation

Guest user2020-02-13

Excellent value for money! I liked it even more than my previous cruises like Ode to the Sea, Divine Sea, Star Cruises, and Golden Princess, probably because it was my first long-haul cruise. The itinerary was also great, from Singapore to Thailand, from Sri Lanka to India, and then to two Middle Eastern countries – very exotic. Here are some of my favorite points: 1. Very few Chinese people, especially not many from Taiwan or Hong Kong, which was perfect for me 🤣 2. The swimming pool is saltwater, no chemical smell! And the indoor pool is warm! Best of all, there's a huge changing room next to it, like a gym, with a sauna room with a sea view – I loved it! ❤️ 3. The staff were great; boarding and disembarking, passport collection, and visa interviews were all done in batches by number, very efficient and orderly. 4. Excellent room service! Better than many five-star hotels, twice a day, with turndown service and complimentary chocolates. 5. They had sugar-free ice cream and cakes. The following were the drawbacks: 1. The ship is a bit old. 2. The menu was hard to understand; there was too much Italian and French. 3. The boarding address provided by Ctrip was incorrect! Almost delayed!! The taxi fare cost me over 200 yuan more!

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Reviews: Norwegian Prima

Guest user2025-06-06

Attentive service, diverse dining options, and beautiful environment

From Ctrip.com

Frequently Asked Questions

You must carry a passport with an expiration date that meets the destination's requirements (usually valid for at least 6 months after the cruise ends; please refer to the actual boarding information), your cruise boarding pass (e-ticket or printed copy), and any visas required by all countries/regions on your itinerary. Depending on your nationality, other identification documents (such as a residence card or national ID card) may also be required. Please confirm the final requirements with the relevant embassies or consulates and the cruise line before departure.
Modern large cruise ships are equipped with advanced stabilizers and are routed to avoid rough seas, meaning most passengers never experience noticeable seasickness. If you are prone to motion sickness, consider booking a cabin on the mid-to-lower decks where movement is minimal. Other helpful tips include packing motion sickness medication, wearing anti-nausea wristbands, and getting fresh air on open decks. Note: Medication availability at the onboard medical center varies, so please check with your specific cruise line.
The vast majority of cruises automatically charge a fixed service fee to your daily cruise card account. For specific rates and collection methods, please refer to the information published by the cruise line after boarding. This fee typically covers basic gratuities for room service, dining staff, and more. Unless you wish to tip extra for exceptional service, additional cash tips are not required. We recommend consulting the cruise line's official guidelines when booking or after boarding.
Most international cruise lines use the US Dollar as their onboard currency. Upon boarding, you will link a credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, etc.) to your cruise card. The ship operates on a "cashless" system, meaning all onboard purchases (dining, drinks, shopping, service fees) are charged directly to your account and settled at the end of the trip. While you don't need large amounts of cash on board, we recommend bringing some small bills (USD or local currency) for minor expenses and tips at ports of call.
Usually, within an hour after leaving port, your phone will connect to a maritime roaming network, which carries extremely high call and data roaming charges (often exceeding US$ 5/minute). We strongly advise putting your phone in Airplane Mode and relying solely on the ship's Wi-Fi. Most ships offer paid Wi-Fi packages. Purchasing a voyage-long package is generally much more cost-effective than paying by the day. Some luxury cruise lines include basic Wi-Fi in your fare.
Every international cruise ship is equipped with a medical center staffed by at least one internationally certified doctor and nurse. They are fully capable of treating common illnesses (colds, gastroenteritis) and minor injuries. Please note: Onboard medical care is quite expensive, and the pharmacy has limited stock. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance with cruise medical coverage and packing an ample supply of any prescription or over-the-counter medications you regularly use.
After boarding, you must attend a mandatory safety drill (usually required to be completed within 24 hours). During the drill, you will hear the ship's dedicated alarm signal. Please immediately put on your life jacket (located in your cabin closet) and follow the evacuation route map on the back of your door to your designated assembly station. Please keep in mind: Do not use the elevators, follow the crew's instructions, and stay calm. Even if you have been on multiple cruises, you must participate in the drill on every new voyage. Please refer to the ship's on-site broadcasts and guidance for the specific signal and assembly location.
The night before disembarkation, affix luggage tags to all checked bags as instructed by the cruise operator and leave them at the marked zone outside your cabin. Do not pack items required for the next day such as daily wear, official documents and valuables into checked luggage. Retain your passport, room key and hand luggage with yourself. On disembark day, exit your cabin by the stated timing and proceed ashore in allocated groups per announcements. Avoid remaining inside the cabin. Inspect every drawer, closet and cabin safe thoroughly. Exact timings and baggage rules follow the cruise line’s Disembarkation Guide.

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European cruise recommendations: Choose routes by duration and explore coastal cities by ship

European cruise recommendations: Choose routes by duration and explore coastal cities by ship

Europe has many coastal cities. Traveling between cities often requires booking separate hotels, trains, or short-haul flights, as well as handling check-outs, waiting for transport, checking luggage, and checking in again. The more cities you visit, the more effort is needed to coordinate transportation. Cruise ships connect coastal destinations via ports, serving as both accommodation and primary transportation during the voyage. You can explore cities on shore during the day and return to the same cabin on the ship, with your luggage staying on board, making multi-city travel clear and relaxed. Choosing a route by duration is a practical starting point. First, determine your total vacation days, then subtract the time needed for international round-trip flights. The remaining days are the range available for your cruise—8, 10, 13, or 22 days. Once the duration is set, it is easier to compare port preferences, cultural themes, and departure directions. I. Understanding how Viking connects European coastal cities 1. Self-operated small and medium-sized cruise ships and destination itineraries 2. Chinese-language channels and multi-scenario Chinese services Starting from exploring routes, Chinese guests can view products through the official Chinese website and official mini-program, or receive assistance from one-on-one itinerary planners to compare durations, directions, sailing dates, and cabins. Pre-departure consultations help confirm documents and transfer arrangements. Once on board, Chinese signage, daily newsletters, television, menus, and related materials make it easy to access daily information, and the ship is staffed with Chinese crew members or those who can communicate in Chinese. When going ashore, concierges work with local guides to provide Chinese commentary, equipped with wireless audio devices. Multi-scenario Chinese services are integrated into the specific stages of inquiry, preparation, life on board, and shore excursions. II. 8-day routes: Explore the Western Mediterranean or Italy in one week 1. [8-day Western Mediterranean classic tour] Barcelona to Rome, connecting two iconic cities Suitable for those with about a week of available time who want to experience both the Iberian Peninsula and the Italian coast. The urban architecture, neighborhood life, and Mediterranean atmosphere of Barcelona create a vivid opening. The cruise ship then sails along the Western Mediterranean, with shore content gradually shifting to port cities, historical sites, and Italian cultural landscapes, finally concluding in Rome. The advantage of this route is its focused theme, and the start and end cities are convenient for arranging international transportation. If you have extra vacation time, you can stay an extra night in Barcelona before boarding or add accommodation in Rome after disembarking, incorporating sights you wish to see in detail—such as the Sagrada Família, the old town, and ancient Roman ruins—into your free time. 2. [8-day Italian artistic charm tour] Between Venice and Rome, focus on appreciating Italian art The 2026 8-day Italian artistic charm tour connects Venice and Rome, with different sailings departing from either end. Those who want to focus their week on Italy should prioritize this route. The water city landscapes, squares, and palaces of Venice echo the classical ruins and church art of Rome; stops along the way bring coastal cities into the itinerary, so what you see is not limited to just the two gateway cities.

Stella Simmons 123Stella Simmons 123· 2026.11.04
The Cable Car Flew Right Over a Cruise Ship

The Cable Car Flew Right Over a Cruise Ship

I thought the cable car was just a way to get to Sentosa. Then our cabin came out over the harbour, and a huge white cruise ship was sitting right below us. It is such a simple pleasure. On one side you have the port and all the ships, on the other the green hills of Sentosa and the rooftops of the resorts. Other cabins slide past on the wire, the water underneath turns a bright turquoise, and for a few minutes nobody in the cabin needs anything else. Before you go: · The Sky Pass is a round trip on the Mount Faber and Sentosa lines, about 35 SGD for an adult. Both lines have to be used on the same day. · You board at HarbourFront Tower 2, next to HarbourFront MRT. · It usually runs from 8:45am to 10pm, with last boarding around 9:30pm. 📍 Singapore Cable Car, HarbourFront Daytime ships or night lights, which ride is yours? #SGFunWeekend #funweekend

Yuliya LodyaYuliya Lodya· 2026.11.06
Enjoy Seoul's night view in a unique way with Eland Cruise ✨

Enjoy Seoul's night view in a unique way with Eland Cruise ✨

If you want to see a special night view in Seoul, I recommend the E-Land Cruise departing from Yeouido! It is a place where you can admire Seoul's dazzling cityscape and beautiful bridges as you travel along the Han River. Especially at night, as lights illuminate the riverside buildings and bridges one by one, a completely different atmosphere unfolds compared to the day. E-Land Cruise operates a variety of programs, ranging from Han River Tour Cruises to Sunset Cruises and Moonlight Music Cruises, making it easy to choose one that fits your travel schedule. The night view of Seoul seen from the ship offers a different vibe than the view from the riverside, so it would make for a perfect date spot. Don't forget to check the operating hours and dock before your visit! 📍 E-Land Cruise | Yeouido Pier, Seoul #E-LandCruise #HanRiverCruise #SeoulNightViewSpot #SeoulDateCourse #YeouidoTravel

온archive온archive· 2026.11.05
Unforgettable Day on the Ha Long Bay Luxury Cruise

Unforgettable Day on the Ha Long Bay Luxury Cruise

Chose the Ha Long Bay Luxury Cruise full-day tour with kayaking and a visit to Titop Island based on Trip.com's recommendation, and it turned out to be an incredibly comfortable experience. From start to finish, the day trip exceeded expectations thanks to the professionalism of the guide and crew, who made everyone feel welcome with their warm hospitality. The amenities onboard were top-notch, ensuring that all passengers enjoyed both comfort and convenience throughout the journey. The food offered during the cruise was a delightful highlight, providing a satisfying taste of local and international favorites. Kayaking in the bay and exploring Titop Island added a bit of adventure to the relaxing cruise, making the trip both memorable and enjoyable. For anyone looking for a seamless Ha Long Bay experience, my tip is to sit back, relax, and let the crew take care of you. Trip.com made booking easy and straightforward, so all that's left is to enjoy the stunning scenery and excellent service.

Travel24Travel24· 2026.11.07
Maiden Voyage in April 2026! Yangtze River Cruise · Lanyue Ship

Maiden Voyage in April 2026! Yangtze River Cruise · Lanyue Ship

The Yangtze Three Gorges will welcome a new ship in April 2026🎉, the Yangtze River Cruise · Lanyue Ship🛳️. This cruise ship is the first luxury vessel meticulously crafted by Hubei Three Gorges Tourism Group and will officially set sail on April 18, 2026. The Yangtze River Cruise · Lanyue Ship is completely different from previous Three Gorges cruises. With the core concept of "close to nature, spacious, bright, and comfortable," it is also the world's first spatial intelligent cruise ship in 2026, raising expectations to the max🤩. 🛳️ Yangtze River Cruise · Lanyue Ship Specifications 🔵 Maiden Voyage: 2026 🔵 Tonnage: 17,000 tons 🔵 Passenger Capacity: 650 people 🔵 Decks: 7 🔵 Length: 149.9 meters 🔵 Width: 22.6 meters 💗 Cruise Features 1⃣️ All-inclusive cruise with A and B line featured attractions, no hidden costs. 2⃣️ The first Three Gorges cruise to introduce Huawei HarmonyOS smart home technology, allowing seamless check-in via mobile NFC/face recognition—simply amazing! 3⃣️ On embarkation and disembarkation days, free luggage handling is provided at Chongqing and Yichang docks, plus free airport/train station transfers. 4⃣️ Cruise through Qutang Gorge, Wu Gorge, and Xiling Gorge during the day, so no need to worry about missing the Three Gorges scenery at night. 5⃣️ Full ship coverage of free Wi-Fi, solving issues of lag and disconnection, keeping you connected anytime, anywhere. 📑 Sample Itinerary Chongqing - Yichang (4 days 3 nights) Day 1: Arrive in Chongqing - pick-up service at Chongqing train station/airport - transfer to Chaotianmen Dock to board Day 2: Baidicheng Underwater Museum + Fuling Pickle History Museum / 816 Project Site (choose 1) - Captain’s welcome cocktail party - Three Kingdoms large-scale live performance Day 3: Baidi City / Summit of the Three Gorges (choose 1) - Qutang Gorge - Wu Gorge - West section of Xiling Gorge - onboard cultural performance Day 4: Three Gorges Ship Lift - pass through the Three Gorges Dam - cruise the east section of Xiling Gorge - pass through Gezhouba Ship Lock - arrive at Three Gorges Visitor Center - transfer to Yichang Three Gorges Airport/train station

重慶暢遊重慶暢遊· 2025.12.26
The m/s Paul Gauguin has completed its multi-million-dollar refurbishment

The m/s Paul Gauguin has completed its multi-million-dollar refurbishment

Paul Gauguin Cruises, the French Polynesia destination expert and winner of Condé Nast Traveler's 2024 Readers' Choice Award for "Best Small Cruise Ship," announced that the 330-passenger m/s Paul Gauguin has recently completed a seven-week refurbishment in Singapore. This comprehensive multi-million-dollar renovation features refreshed spatial designs, upgraded guest facilities, and sustainable technology enhancements to continuously elevate passengers' "seamless and carefree" cruise experience. Key highlights of the refurbishment include a modern makeover for the popular Le Grill restaurant, a redesigned pool deck with shaded cabana seating areas, four new connecting staterooms, updated soft furnishings throughout the ship, and sustainable technology upgrades. The redesign was led by globally renowned transportation design firm Stirling Design International, whose innovative approach perfectly aligns with Paul Gauguin Cruises' artistic ambiance and authentic exploration ethos. Interwoven latticework, canvas elements, and warm wood finishes harmonize beautifully with breathtaking tropical landscapes, showcasing a modern aesthetic that coexists with nature. Refurbishment highlights of m/s Paul Gauguin: Connecting Staterooms: Four new connecting staterooms have been added on Deck 7 to meet the growing demand for multigenerational (family) travel, complementing the highly successful "Moana Explorer Program" for children aged 6 to 15—a program developed in partnership with Te mana o te moana, the South Pacific's premier marine education and conservation foundation. Le Grill Restaurant Makeover: The open-air restaurant by the pool features a stylish, contemporary design with white wooden screens, ceramic tiles, soft oak furniture, and chic lighting, creating an elegant dining atmosphere for guests to enjoy the ship's renowned culinary offerings. Pool Deck Transformation: The pool deck now boasts new white canopies providing shade for cabana-style seating areas, while the pool's exterior is adorned with new mosaic tiles. Spacious white loungers surround the space, offering guests a perfect spot for relaxation. Sustainable Technology: The ship now features advanced heat recovery systems, high-efficiency chillers, and optimized electric motors to significantly reduce energy consumption. A new seawater treatment system produces fresh water onboard, while the Nordaq filtration system creates drinking water from seawater, helping eliminate plastic bottles and minimize single-use plastics. Waste management improvements include glass crushers and cardboard compactors for efficient recycling. Visual Upgrades: Paying homage to parent company PONANT EXPLORATIONS GROUP, the ship's funnel now displays PONANT's iconic "Three Sails" logo, crafted from polished steel with LED backlighting for striking nighttime visibility. Additionally, Paul Gauguin Cruises' "P-shaped emblem" is prominently positioned at the bow of Deck 8, while the sleek white hull incorporates modern gray accents. These designs reflect the shared values of the group's brands, embodying a commitment to authentic exploration and maritime spirit. The m/s Paul Gauguin returned to French Polynesia in May for year-round operations, continuing to offer its award-winning all-inclusive luxury cruises with 7- to 14-night island itineraries to the Society Islands, Tuamotu Archipelago, Cook Islands, and Marquesas Islands.

WayfarerWandererWayfarerWanderer· 2025.06.18
Summer Nights: A Romantic Fireworks Cruise Tour

Summer Nights: A Romantic Fireworks Cruise Tour

Isabu Cruise is located in Dolsan-eup, Yeosu City. When you think of Yeosu, many people imagine spending a romantic day watching the sunset or enjoying the night views on a cruise tour. This time, I experienced the Yeosu Night Sea Fireworks Tour, where I could enjoy both the night scenery and a spectacular fireworks display. Cruising through the sparkling night views felt like being abroad, and the fireworks show in the middle of the sea was breathtakingly beautiful! After the fireworks, there's even a magic show to enjoy, making it a perfect outing with friends, partners, or family. 📍Isabu Cruise ▫️ Address: 3617-18 Dolsan-ro, Dolsan-eup, Yeosu-si, Jeollanam-do ▫️ Operating Hours: Daily 09:30 AM - 7:30 PM → Yeosu Night Sea Fireworks Tour: 7:30 PM

여행가 히읗여행가 히읗· 2025.08.11
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Kyoto Kanata Hotel

Kyoto Kanata Hotel

The design of the hotel entrance and public areas is stylish and grand. On the first floor, there is a hidden library and a bar that also functions as a restaurant. The Sugorai room you stay in is very chic, with the light of dawn streaming in, the bed placed in the center, simple yet with exquisite touches. Living space, storage, and even the mini bar at the room entrance are cleverly integrated into a full-wall wardrobe, practical and space-saving. It is very close to the World Heritage site Nijo Castle, making it perfect for a morning yoga session. The bathroom features a full glass partition, allowing you to enjoy a full view of the castle while soaking in the tub. The bathtub is spacious and a jacuzzi, offering a top-notch experience.

JacksonByrne66JacksonByrne66· 2026.01.06