From the Med to Japan, these cruises promise deeper immersion.
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One of the things some travellers don't like about cruises is that they can often feel a bit rushed. And we hear them. A rollcall of destinations, without enough time at any of the ports, may not feel as immersive. But in an industry first, Regent Seven Seas is about to change that.
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The luxury cruise line has just launched six itineraries where each port of call features an overnight stay. Options range from the seven-night Mediterranean Tapestry cruise from Rome to Barcelona to the 14-night Tokyo-return Blossoms, Towers and Temples journey.
Speaking of uncharted waters, there's some exciting news from Viking Cruises, too, which has just announced its new Rhine & Main Explorer river journey. Launching in April 2025, the 11-day voyage between Basel and Nuremberg will ply the waters of two of Europe's most legendary waterways. Nine unhurried tours along the way - covering old towns and historic castles - are just the cherry on top. Because it's all about slowing down, right? rssc.com; vikingcruises.com.au
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