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.
Borneo: Cruising. Aboard the Spirit of Kalimantan on the river Rungan in Borneo. A true adventure in lightly populated Indonesian Borneo on a small ship.
U.S.V.I.: Discover new beaches and hotspots in the US Virgin Islands like Sapphire beach and tips on exploring St Thomas in the Virgin Islands
Brazil: Visiting five islands lost in the Atlantic ocean, the archipelago Abrolhos, where only few boats dare to anchor.
Cruising through Mexico’s western peninsula, Baja California on an 86 foot wooden boat.
Sailing Vacations:A cruise in the Caribbean takes a new turn when it’s on a catamaran, a smaller boat that’s much different than a cruise ship.
Crossing southwest France by Barge. A luxurious and delicious week on a barge on the Canal du Midi.
St Helena: Discover a hidden gem off the western coast of Africa with an excursion to St. Helena Island.
Cruising the coast in a small ship. Finding joy in familiar RI and MA islands: Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, Cuttyhunk, Block Island, only 85 passengers.
A cruise through the Panama Canal on a 72-person megayacht with Odysseys Unlimited.
Vienna, Austria: A local revisits her hometown and finds hotels, restaurants and sites that most tourists miss.
A river cruise in Borneo is explored, with photos and detailed information about cruises in Borneo traveling between Kota Kinabalu, Sibu and Kuching, on the island of Borneo.
Budgeting for your cruise: Advice from Gary Bembridge about getting the most for every dollar on a cruise. Tips on how to save money during a cruise.
Le Boat, a self-drive boating vacation company, has a fleet of boats at Masurian Lakes of Poland and offers boats you can charter all over Europe.
