Author: Dan Fellner

This style of cruising lets passengers visit smaller communities and more remote destinations. Here’s a voyage through Tongass National Forest.

On a river cruise with French Country Waterways, passengers can shop for mustard in Dijon and try world-famous Burgundy wines.

Explore cities and small towns and learn about the Titanic and Swissair Flight 111 disasters while sailing Nova Scotia with American Queen Voyages.

Touring Kilauea volcano, waterfalls, coffee plantations and more on one of the first cruises from California to Hawaii since the pandemic.

There are few places on Earth where the wildlife is as unafraid of human visitors as the Galapagos. Here’s what it’s like to cruise the islands.

Cruising the Douro River in Portugal is a tranquil way to explore the country’s history, winemaking and culture. Here’s what to expect.

A three-hour bike tour reveals “Breaking Bad” locations in Albuquerque, New Mexico, including Walter White’s house and the A1A Car Wash.

Big cruise ships may not be setting sail for another month but smaller river cruise ships are already back in action. Here’s what it’s like on board.