This week's best fares
Hand-checked cruise deals — prices verified, no sign-up, no email wall
4 Day Bahamas
Roundtrip Miami
Western Mediterranean
Genoa / Barcelona
7 Day Mexico-Pacific Coast
Roundtrip Los Angeles
Northern Europe
Hamburg
7 Day Alaska-N./S. Bound
Whittier to Vancouver
Nile River (Luxor–Aswan)
Luxor
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- Real numbers. What a week actually costs, not a headline fare with the port taxes left out.
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Guides & stories
Researched, specific, and written for people who actually want to know
What a Cruise Costs, Region by Region
Median nightly fares across 428 tracked sailings: the Caribbean at $79 a night, Alaska at $124, Northern Europe at $243, Europe's rivers at $427. Where the money goes, and why the gaps are this wide.
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What a Week in Iceland Costs, and Why August Lied to You
Iceland at autumn 2026 prices: what a week really costs per person, the new per-kilometre road tax on rental cars, and why any price you saw for August was distorted by an eclipse.
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Caribbean Hurricane Season: The Real Risk, Honestly Stated
September and October carry 50–60% of the Atlantic's annual storm activity, and 10 September is the statistical peak. What that actually means for a cruise or a beach week — and what it is worth in discount.
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Alaska: May, July or September?
The Alaska cruise season is five months long and the three months behave like three different destinations. Rainfall, wildlife, daylight, aurora and price, compared honestly.
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Shoulder Season, Region by Region
"Travel in the shoulder" is the most repeated advice in travel and the least specific. Here are the actual weeks, for eight regions, and the two places where the advice is wrong.
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The Greek Islands, Matched to the Traveller
There are around 200 inhabited Greek islands and they are not interchangeable. A guide to which group suits which kind of trip — and why Santorini is the wrong answer more often than it is the right one.
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Every region we cover, with the routes and the articles that go with it
