Scenic targets wine lovers with four themed cruises in Europe this year


SH Minerva in Raja Ampat


Swan Hellenic offers diving opportunities on Indonesia sailings


Swan Hellenic has unveiled scuba diving opportunities on expeditions in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, for 2026 and 2027. The expedition specialist has


two sailings in 2026 and two in 2027 on SH Minerva which will offer up to six opportunities to dive at “legendary sites”. Each dive will be on


custom adventure dive boats, accompanied by expert dive masters and a concierge service, plus equipment spanning wetsuits, buoyancy control devices, regulators, weights, oxygen tanks and permits. Divers should bring their own


dive computers, as well as travel, medical and dive insurance. The first departure in 2026


is the 10-night Secrets of Coral Triangle: West Papua and Raja Ampat, which sails on April 18 and leads in from £6,650. swanhellenic.com


Crystal unveils three Wellness at Sea trips


Crystal will host its third annual Wellness at Sea voyages on Crystal Symphony this August. The first sailing will be from Vancouver to San Diego on August 17, leading in from £3,100. The programme features sessions with wellness, fitness, nutrition, yoga and meditation experts. crystalcruises.com


Disney Wish to cruise from Southampton next summer


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Disney Cruise Line will bring Disney Wish to Europe for the first time in summer 2027. Wish will operate three, four, five and seven-night


sailings from Southampton throughout the season. The ship’s European debut will also include


departures from Spain and Italy with ports of call in Zadar in Croatia, Trieste in Italy and Hellesylt in Norway. A three-night Belgium cruise from Southampton on


August 20, 2027, leads in at £1,633 for an inside cabin. Meanwhile, Disney Magic and Disney Wonder


will return to Alaska with seven-night voyages from Vancouver, with Wonder additionally offering six and eight-night sailings. Disney Dream, Disney Fantasy and Disney Treasure


will continue sailing from Port Canaveral in Florida for the summer season. Dream will operate three and four-night cruises to the Bahamas with stops at private


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destinations Disney Castaway Cay and Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. Fantasy will sail three and five-night voyages to the


Bahamas and selected Caribbean ports, and passengers can opt for a 10-night Southern Caribbean voyage. Treasure will offer seven-night eastern and western


Caribbean itineraries. Disney Destiny will continue sailing from Fort


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Lauderdale with three, four and five-night itineraries to the Bahamas and the Caribbean, and four seven-night eastern and western Caribbean sailings. Selected voyages will visit Disney Castaway Cay and


Disney Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point. The line’s newest ship Disney Adventure will


homeport in Singapore, where it will offer three and four-night itineraries between January and August. General sale for Disney Cruise Line’s summer 2027


programme will open on February 23. disneycruiseline.com


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Scenic has added four wine-themed river cruises to its 2026 programme. The sailings include private vineyard tours, expert-hosted tastings and tailored excursions. Prices start at £3,425 for the eight-day Gems of the Danube, £3,375 for the eight-day Rhine Highlights and £3,139 for the eight-day Tastes of Bordeaux – A Wine Cruise. The 11-day South of France is priced from £4,467. scenic.co.uk


Disney Wish


Holland America launches Alaska Cruisetours programme for 2027


Holland America Line has unveiled Alaska Cruisetours for 2027. The 19 itineraries combine three to seven- day Alaska cruises with tours of Denali National Park and the Yukon, plus a train journey on the McKinley Explorer. Prices start at £1,679, based on a May 16 departure of the nine-day Classic Denali itinerary. hollandamerica.com


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