THE AMERICAS LOOM LARGE


Princess Cruises is sending 11 ships to North and Latin America with cruises to the Caribbean, Mexico and Hawaii, plus sailings along the California coast and through the Panama Canal. A new “Circle Caribbean” voyage includes calls at Martinique, Barbados, Trinidad and Aruba, while three ships will transit the Panama Canal


www.princess.com GEORDIE SHORES FOR THOMSON


Thomson Cruises is returning to home shores from May when Thomson Celebration will be based at Newcastle’s Port of Tyne, offering 10 new itineraries. These range from 4 to 14 nights and will visit the Norwegian fjords, Scandinavia and the Baltic, including calls at Copenhagen, Stockholm, St Petersburg and Reykjavik.


www.thomson.co.uk/cruise IN 2017 AVALON GETS ACTIVE


How would you like to try conducting an orchestra, learn how to waltz or help an apricot farmer gather his harvest? These are some of the new novel pursuits offered by river cruise line Avalon Waterways as part of its debut Active Discovery on the Danube programme. Energetic passengers can also stride out on hiking treks, take canoeing trips or ride off on cycling excursions.


www.avaloncruises.co.uk DIVE RIGHT IN


Guests traveling with Royal Caribbean International can now discover a whole new underwater world waiting to be explored. Enjoy dives in some of the best spots in the Caribbean, Bahamas, Bermuda and Australia. Plus choose from a variety of courses - from newbies to experienced divers, all are welcome. And all courses are taught by professional PADI dive instructors, ready to turn your cruise holiday into an immersive adventure.


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