Of all Voyager of the Sea's activities, relaxing wins, says Linda Herrick.

Ushuaia's self-proclaimed status that it is the "end of the world" prompts a natural question: what lies beyond the port?

Graeme Lay travels on the Pacific Jewel to the site of the famous mutiny and traces the fate of Captain William Bligh and his crew.

The French capital locks in extra charm for Megan Singleton.

A New Caledonian island offers a rustic, unspoilt escape, discovers Nikki Birrell.

Edward Rooney charts a course to the bottom of South Island and across to Australia on one of the busiest cruise ships afloat.

Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer has floated plans to build a 21st-century version of the Titanic.

In a global recession, the opportunity to relive one of the world's deadliest peacetime disasters might seem a tough sell. Yet tickets have been sold out for months.

Leena Tailor parties the days and nights away while she cruises around the Bahamas.

Shandelle Battersby finds herself propelled into a world of outlandish decor.

For 50 years, the Aranui III has serviced the remote islands of French Polynesia.

Sydney has welcomed the Cunard luxury liner Queen Mary 2 for its first overnight stay in in the city.

Chris Pritchard hitches a ride on Sydney's last remaining riverboat postal service.

British cruise retailer Six Star Cruises has created a 124-day vacation which drips with excess while visiting New Zealand and 27 other countries.

The Love Boat is in town and the captain, Merrill Stubing, is expecting you.

Bryce Johns marvels at the beauty of Fiordland's triple crown.

A manta ray provided a rare but welcome sight for a number of people cruising around the Bay of Islands at the weekend.

Amanda Linnell finds a taste of the good life in the beautiful Bay of Islands.

Those with children are increasingly looking to cruises for family-friendly holidays.

Susan Buckland delights in floating down an Irish canal in a home away from home.

Cunard is moving into the wedding business itself by allowing couples to marry at sea on board its liners.

The nicest moment on our stopovers in French Polynesia came while we were sitting eating pastries outside a little patisserie in Vaitape.

John Gardner finds that to be really in the swim on a luxury superliner, you need to have an ample stock of cruise stories.

When we told my son, who was trained as a biologist, that we were going on a cruise, he muttered darkly about norovirus.

Pretty much only one thing has remained constant during the debate over a cruise-ship terminal appropriate for Auckland.

Delightful locals and sustainability on a shoestring make the tiny island of Pele a dream destination, finds Isobel Marriner.

A cruise down the Rhine and Moselle rivers in Germany turns up some awe-inspiring sights, writes Catherine Masters.