Cruise Holidays - Attheta Travel

In addition to exploring a different part of the world, a cruise can be an opportunity to try new things – like a spa treatment. Many cruise ships have lovely onboard spas; if you’ve never enjoyed a spa treatment before, why not try one? Here’s a quick look at what to expect. Spas are peaceful and luxurious spaces designed to support relaxation and wellness. Treatments are usually in four categories: massages, facials, body treatments, and hair/nail services. On a cruise, the size and scope of the spa may reflect the overall size of the ship. On a smaller ship, the spa may have a small (but still luxurious) treatment menu, while spas on larger ships may have numerous treatment options and special features like heated loungers, hydrotherapy pools, or a café serving healthy cuisine. As a first step, ask for a spa tour; some offer regular tours while passengers are boarding the ship and throughout embarkation day. The tour will familiarize you with the facility, staff, and treatment...

A cruise vacation promises a break from daily life, and many passengers take advantage of the opportunity to rest, relax, and catch up on sleep. Breathing sea air, dining on delicious food, exploring ports, and doing some laps in the pool or on the Promenade Deck can all contribute to a good sleep – but, the most important contributor may be the comfort of the bed in your cabin. Of course, what’s comfortable is a little different for everyone, but the quality of the mattress usually plays a role. Cruise lines, like high-end hotels, install mattresses they hope will be pleasing to most of their guests. And, you may be absolutely delighted with the bed in your cabin, just as it is. But if you’re not, there may be ways to adjust. First – even before you make your cruise reservation – ask your professional travel advisor about cruise lines with special bedding programs. For example, Princess Cruises has its own Princess Luxury Beds. They have individually wrapped coils, which help mini...

The high seas will welcome several new cruise ships during 2026; here are just some of the vessels that are preparing to give you a new cruise experience. March will bring the launch of the eighth ship in Disney Cruise Line’s fleet, the Disney Adventure . The new ship will homeport in Asia, offering three- and four-night cruises from Singapore. Up to 6,700 passengers will enjoy new spaces like the Disney Imagination Garden, an open-air performance venue. The second ship in Norwegian’s Prima Plus Class, the Norwegian Luna , will set sail from Miami in early April, cruising the Caribbean with up to 4,224 passengers. Like its sister ship, the Norwegian Aqua , the Luna will have lovely open-air spaces; unique features include a rocking Elton John tribute show. June will see the debut of a new ship from Viking Ocean Cruises. The Viking Mira will accommodate up to 998 guests and will sail itineraries in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe. Viking also plans to introduce another shi...