Macbeth: treachery, murder, mud and blood
“Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble…” “Out damned spot! Out, I say!” “Is this a dagger which I see before me…?” They’re…
Why Fiji’s a holiday favourite
Fiji’s Coral Coast is a perfect choice for a flop-and-drop kind of holiday, but also a place where you can get out and see some of…
A helping hand from hotels in Fiji
Fijian hotels are renowned for their family-friendly approach to guests. Small travellers are whisked away to kids’ clubs and activities and the warmth of the welcome…
The Kimberley: secret, sacred places
Some places get under your skin, embedding themselves in your memory and your heart forever. The Kimberley, in Australia’s far north west, is one such place.…
High above Milford Sound
Small, remote places often have small airports – if they have one at all – that have a character all of their own. Milford Sound in…
Strangers on the shore
Days ashore – often in remote locations – are the high points for expedition cruising. Taking a Zodiac or similar small landing craft to the shore…
On the bridge
An “open bridge” on a small ship is an opportunity not to be missed. Some expedition cruises, which usually have less than 100 passengers on board,…
Flying through The Remarkables
Sometimes, getting there is half the fun. Many people are not fond of small planes or helicopters, but I love them because they enable you to…
This cruising life
Bridge lessons, spa treatments, art classes, a fitness workout…there are so many things to do on a big cruise ship it’s hard to know where to…
A Glass Half Full 