Can you think of a better way to explore the UK than from its vast, beautiful coastline? With miles upon miles of golden sands, postcard villages, bustling cities and rugged cliffs, this ever changing landscape is ripe for exploration and there's no better way to do it than by cruise ship.
Cruise ships are changing. Some are getting bigger, louder and crazier. Some are holding on tightly to formal traditions with ambitions nostalgia. Then, there are those that are focusing on the smaller things in life. A chance to improve one's physical and mental health.
Princess Cay lies on the Southern tip of Eleuthera island in the Bahamas.
Arriving at a private tropical island is often the highlight of a cruise holiday. With secluded coves, water parks and snorkeling trails being just a few highlights, there's a wide array of excitement to be had. Each cruise company has created their own unique space in paradise.
An email from the office pops into the inbox. You read its contents and draft a reply. The sun is setting over the horizon, shimmering in the turquoise sea below. There's a knock at the door. It's your freshly-pressed juice that you ordered ten minutes ago. You're on a workcation.
The Aurora Borealis shimmering in the night's sky, reflecting on icy Arctic waters has to be one of the best sights this world can offer. Cruising is the easiest way to see them, with a number of companies offering itineraries directly from the UK.
