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Arctic 2027 Atlas Ocean Voyages season announced

Download your brochure here and learn all about what exciting ports of call are on offer with Atlas Ocean Voyages’ 2027 Arctic season release…

Five Fun Facts About the Kimberley, Australia

We love a sun burnt country, and The Kimberley region makes up a big chunk of it. So, with that in mind, here are some fun facts for you about this magnificent region of Australia that you may not already know…

Jenny Rowland’s Polar Dream

Jenny’s polar bear dreams came true when she travelled in September 2025 with Atlas Ocean Adventures to the Arctic. Following is her story from the trip….

Why Small is Beautiful in the Cruise Business – An Interview with our MD Joe O’Sullivan

Our MD, Joe O’Sullivan tells us why he believes that smaller is a beautiful way to cruise in this Q&A article.

Exploring the Upper Mississippi

The Mississippi River is America’s longest and most storied waterway, a route that has shaped the nation’s history, culture, and landscape. This immense river is usually split into two, referring to the respective sections as the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mississippi River. Its character changes dramatically as it flows from north to south, and the experience you will have on any cruise differs greatly between the two. 

A Japan Voyage with a Difference

Our new and exclusive ‘Sacred Japan and South Korea’ package is a 10-night experience featuring an eight-night cruise around Japan aboard Heritage Adventurer. The cruise showcases Japan’s colourful art and culture, medieval castles, shrines, temples, world-famous gardens, samurai legacy, hot springs, incredible cuisine and sake.

Exploring Lake Superior

Stretching across three U.S. states -Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan -and into Ontario, Canada, Lake Superior is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, a haven for nature lovers, and has shores full of rich destinations. 

Exploring Lake Ontario

Situated between the provinces of Ontario and New York State, Lake Ontario is one of the five Great Lakes. It is the smallest of the five by surface area, but Lake Ontario more than makes up for its size with its rich history, diverse ecosystems, and vibrant lakeside communities.

Fred Olsen and the Northern Lights

Laura from Cruise Traveller, along with a group of 10 agents from Australia and New Zealand, has recently returned from a Northern Lights winter cruise to Norway with Fred.Olsen. Read on for more about their wonderful journey.

Ten Things Worth Writing Home About from Scotland Slowly

Scotland, like good whisky, is best savoured slowly. This blog has 10 take-homes that you never expected from the land of tartan and haggis…