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Compare, read reviews & book your next small ship expedition or ocean cruise with Global Journeys. Choose to cruise only, or combine a guided land journey with your cruise to truly immerse yourself in each destination. From coastal cruises of the Kimberley, cruising Alaska's Inside Passage, hugging the shores of the British Isles or getting up close to the fascinating wildlife of the Galapagos Islands - if it's on the ocean, we have it covered!
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Cruise into Sydney Harbour
Glide quietly through the heads toward Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House as the rising sun casts its glow on the waking city. Magic.
White Christmas in Antarctica
Celebrate the Whitest Christmas on a small ship
Antarctic Expedition. Gifts include Weddell, crabeater and leopard seals; gentoo, Adelie and chinstrap penguins, and elephant seal sightings.
Dwarfed by the towering, snowcapped cliffs, your ship glides through fjords into Flam where you will board the famous Flam Railway, witnessing more stunning scenery trackside!
Shipboard days on the Mediterranean
Your sun lounge, a warm breeze, the blue sea, a coastline dotted with whitewashed buildings. Spa time, a dip in the pool, a sumptuous dinner. A timeless day at sea on the
Mediterranean. Next port, Rome.
Small Ship Cruising in the Galapagos
Visit the Giant Tortoise Breeding program on Isla Isabel on your
Galapagos Island cruise. Observe blue footed boobies, white tipped reef sharks, marine iguanas, playful sea lions, penguins and crabs in their natural habitat.
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“Trip of a lifetime”
Ken & J - NSW, Australia Nov 2019
A journey to the most remote and coldest continent on our planet was always going to be heavily dependent on weather, and boy did we luck out, with the two journeys to and back through the notoriously rough Drake Passage as calm as it could get. So lucky were we that we got to Antarctica a whole half-day early, and also arrived back into Ushuaia the same, 12 hours early. Throughout the nine days of sailing, we had mostly fine weather, which is a rarity down in that part of the world, with a few days
...read more of bright sunshine, and only one day of a very mild drizzle. The sparkling weather really made for the most wonderful of journeys, and we managed to do 9 Zodiac trips in total (7 landings, 2 explorations), so we got the most out of the whole time in Antarctica. The expedition team onboard the Expedition were fantastic, in particular the team leader Jonathan, whose British charm and refined character was very well received by every passenger. They made us feel special, and every excursion we attempted was well handled, varied, and exciting. We got to see humpback whales up close, as well as seals and numerous gentoo penguins, chinstrap penguins, and the occasional adelie penguins in their natural elements, which made the trip all the more special. And the highlight? The crossings through the legendary Lemaire Channel, where our return trip had one of the best (and longest) sunsets of our lives. We can't finish without also praising the variety and amount of food served on the ship, which was excellent, with every type of cuisine imaginable for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; it really felt like we were constantly eating but that's what a holiday is for, right? Overall, our trip to Antarctica was one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences that will be impossible to better, and will long linger in our memories for as long as we live.
“NZ Cruise and Coach”
Neil & Florence - WA, Australia Oct 2019
Generally speaking very good but could improve. Some suggestions would be: 1. Have the coach trip first followed by a cruise to Sydney. The daily exercise of getting up early, breakfast, board bus, becomes exhausting after a while and it would be nice to relax on the ship to recover. 2. The farewell dinner (called an SD) was probably the worst dinner of the trip. That hotel needs to lift its game. 3. On the included flight from Auckland to Perth it would be nice to have the option to fly business
...read more class. We were lucky and there was 2 seats left so we upgraded but having spare capacity is not assured on all flights. 4. For some unknown reason the ship food was of poor quality at first but then improved significantly after leaving Hobart. Was there a crew change?
“Enchanting Rockies & Alaska Cruise ”
Cathy - NSW, Australia Sep 2019
My friend and I have just come back from an amazing tour of Canada and Alaska. Can highly recommend this tour and our Travelmarvel guide Jaqi was amazing and the most organised person I have ever met. Our driver Al was just as amazing manoeuvring the coach around tight areas with ease and always getting us to our destination. This tour will give you a taste of what there is in this part of Canada - with its beautiful scenery, wildlife and people. Would recommend arriving a day earlier as this tour
...read more is on the go for much of the time, but it's okay because you have the opportunity to rest up on the cruise if you wish. Thank you Georgie for organising us and answering all our questions. We had a wonderful time.
“Amazing wilderness cruise in the Kimberley”
Kathy - WA, Australia Sep 2019
The Kimberley is a once in a lifetime experience and one that all Australians should undertake. The landscape, coast, wildlife, Aboriginal art and culture are unique. The APT vessel, crew, expedition team and service were faultless. We have been on many trips, cruises and independent travel - this experience was the best we have ever experienced. We can recommend it without reservation.
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08 January, 2020 Choosing the Right Cruise For You: Tips for Senior Travellers
If you are planning to set off on an ocean cruise and are having trouble deciding which is the best for you, then you’re not alone. With so many incredible destinations to choose from it can be hard to select an itinerary, let alone a ship and stateroom that suits your needs and preferences...
07 January, 2020 What is an Expedition Cruise?
These days expedition cruising more closely resembles traditional cruising in terms of comfort and service, the main difference being that itineraries and onboard programs offer a greater focus on the destination and the onshore experiences – and voyages tend to visit places that are more..
18 December, 2019 First Time on a Cruise? Our Guide to Choosing Your Cabin Might Help
You are about to book your first cruise and realise that in that process you also need to choose your cabin. This might have caused you to press pause – what do you need to consider when choosing your home away from home on board? Aside from the category of cabin, and the cost, there are..
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