GoNOMAD Travel articles about cruises. But the kind of cruises we pay the most attention to are the unique ones, the unusual cruises that people tend to never forget. If you like cruising the ocean but want something smaller, something more special, we’re sure you will enjoy our selection of features below about unusual cruises.
Cruising the coast of Croatia with a twist: passengers disembark the small ship and have dinner every night on shore, instead of in the ship dining room.
Travel by freighter, where the author is heading out to sea from Busan, South Korea. The excitement and anticipation of a long sea voyage on a freighter.
Antarctica is a continent is filled with mysteriously untouched ground waiting to be discovered and nothing gets you closer than an Antarctica cruise.
A family cruise in the South China Sea in the Philippines on the Hans Christian Anderson, a liveaboard boat built for diving and shore excursions.
Barging is a slow-moving way to enjoy the pretty countryside of Holland, while enjoying the fun of piloting one’s own boat. A barging trip in Holland.
Travelers without travel partners have been happy to find Vantage Travel, a company that offers many creative ways to lessen the costs for singles.
The wilderness of Alaska provides a grand adventure—we show you how to experience the nature and wildlife of this place by train and small ship.
Cruising Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska, viewing Dall Sheep, falcons, passing humpback whales and getting close to nature on a Callisto Voyage cruise.
Expedition-style cruises on small vessels to places like Antarctica or Alaska focus on exploration without a lot of distractions.
Caracas: Sonja Stark’s first stop on her journey around the world is Venezuela’s capital where crime is high and life is tough. Angel Falls and a jungle posada.
A cruise down the Danube with biking tours throughout some of Europe’s most famous cities. Traveling from Emmersdorf to Untermuhl, and to Vienna, Austria.
Cruising from Cape Horn to Antarctica on an Australis Cruise, adjusting to having no internet connections and bonding over penguins, icebergs and a comfy ship.
Tobago Cays: A labyrinth of reefs, islets, and crystal clear water makes Tobago Cays a paradise. Swimming with sea turtles and enjoying the enchantment.
Amazon Jungle: Shaya Laughlin as a Amazon Jungle: Shaya Laughlin as a 17-year-old went to the Amazon jungle with adventurer Mike Horn to work with locals on a water project called Pangaea in Brazil.