Cruises

Are you getting ready to head out on a cruise? That first day on board the cruise ship is exciting, but it can also be a little overwhelming. Once you step on the ship, there are a few important things you should take care of right away—things that will save you time and help you

Today, it feels like you can swipe a card or tap your phone for almost everything—but when you’re cruising, cash is still king in certain situations. Cruises are mostly cashless—you can charge drinks, shopping, and even gratuities to your cruise card—but I always bring cash with me. Over the years, I’ve learned the hard way

Got a cruise coming up? Before you even start packing, there are a few things you need to take care of now. Getting any of these wrong could cost you time, money, or even ruin your trip. Let’s go through them and make sure your cruise starts smoothly and stress-free. 1. Check Your Passport Expiration

Ever wonder what it takes to feed thousands of people on a cruise ship? Below, we’re going behind the scenes on a Princess Cruise to show you the spotless kitchens, incredible desserts, and jaw-dropping culinary creations you don’t usually see. I took this behind-the-scenes galley tour on my Regal Princess Cruise, and unlike other cruise

Are you planning a Caribbean cruise? I’ve been on over 25 cruises, including 8 in the Caribbean, and I’ve made plenty of mistakes along the way—below, I’m sharing them with you to make sure you don’t make the same mistakes. Whether it’s your first time on a Caribbean cruise or you’re a seasoned cruiser looking

Get your FREE Cruise Packing List Whether you’re a first-time cruiser or a seasoned traveler, this easy to use, one-page checklist makes sure you never forget the essentials.

A cruise is supposed to be relaxing. But sometimes, things go very, very wrong. From nightmare cabins to cruise itinerary changes, here are the absolute worst things that can ruin your cruise… and how to make sure they don’t happen to you. Worst Things that Can Happen During Your Cruise Vacation 1. Getting Seasick Nothing

Thinking about buying a cruise drink package? These packages can cost anywhere from $80 to over $100 per person per day—sometimes almost as much as your entire cruise fare. Before you drop hundreds or even thousands on drinks, let’ me show you’s go over 9 reasons why cruise beverage packages might be the most expensive

One of the best parts of cruising has got to be the buffet — endless food, all you can eat, all day long- what’s not to love. But there are some foods at the buffet I just won’t touch. Below, I’m sharing the 10 foods I’ll never eat on a cruise buffet — and why.