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Choosing a ship, what to pack, and how to take advantage of the ship's perks can make the difference between a great cruise and a disaster. These tips will guide you.

The most successful cruise experiences don't just happen by luck. It takes planning, research and forethought to choose a cruise that will ensure a great vacation.

Cruises are not just for couples anymore. Many cruise lines have opened their doors to families with tons of fun stuff to do on and off the ship. Make your plans now.

Need ideas for cruise wear? How about information on cabins? Here is some help in cruise planning.

In choosing a cruise, look at the ports the ship will visit. Here are some favorites, with advice on whether or not a shore excursion offers the best experiences.

In February 2009, Carnival Cruise Lines introduced its latest perk, which gives passengers the opportunity to make their spa appointments online ahead of time.

A family reunion cruise is a great way to gather family members together. There is a nice mix of time together on-board, and independent time on shore excursions.

Cruising the Galápagos Islands is the ultimate holiday experience for many, but if suffering seasickness, or on a budget, there are many rewarding land-based options.

Griff Rhys Jones shows both his comic and writing skills in this story of four months and three thousand miles sailing in and around the Baltic and North East Europe.

Baby Boomers don't take their fathers' vacations. Travel tourism expert Judy Randall says there has been a sea change in the kinds of vacations people want today.

There are a number of do's and dont's that apply to mooring on the British canal system, and here are some of the most important ones.

Proper planning is often a deciding factor in a successful ride. Find out what to pack and what to plan for in this handy list of items to pack for a motorcycle trip.

The historic schooner Effie M. Morrissey served the United States Government by doing survey work and carrying supplies to Arctic airbases during of World War II.

Disney Cruise Lines sets sail with the Disney Magic, Disney Wonder, and Disney Dream to locations in the Bahamas, Caribbean, Alaska, Mexico, Europe, and the Panama Canal.

Here are a few tips on making the most of a cruise vacation.