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France

The gourmand’s guide to France

Indulge a passion for food and history with a journey that takes you on an epicurean adventure through some of the most beautiful regions of France.
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Le Lapérouse

New cruises in the year ahead

Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, low-key luxury or high-octane thrills, new cruises in the year ahead cover almost every whim.
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The most luxurious ship at sea

The most luxurious ship at sea

There’s a mindful living coach in the spa, a high-profile chef in the kitchen, and private-yacht interiors from bow to stern. Helen Anderson sets sail on Seabourn Encore, the cutting edge of luxury at sea.
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Where the wild things are

Where the wild things are

If your penchant is for places hurricane-struck, impassable, inaccessible or fickle, expedition cruising is just the ticket. Kendall Hill recalls a few highlights of his own.
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Normandy landings

Normandy landings

To travel to Normandy along the Seine is to take it by stealth, writes Larissa Dubecki, who ventured forth in search of châteaux and Calvados.
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French revelation

French revelation

In a first-time collaboration with luxury tour specialist APT, Gourmet Traveller hosts a river cruise through south-western France. Food and style director Emma Knowles gets on board.
Glamour ship unveiled

Glamour ship unveiled

Australia is about to get its first glimpse of Seabourn Encore, a glamorous new addition to the Seabourn fleet.
Talking sea food with Curtis Stone

Talking sea food with Curtis Stone

The critically-acclaimed Australian chef shares his fondest food memories, his favourite LA dining spots and what it's like to curate a menu for the high seas.
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Cruising reimagined

Cruising reimagined

Whatever your preconceived notions, next-gen luxury cruising is guaranteed to exceed all expectations. Here are ten reasons why.
Mystic river: a glimpse of the Amazon

Mystic river: a glimpse of the Amazon

A leisurely cruise along the Peruvian arm of the Amazon offers a fairytale jungle experience. From his floating balcony, Kendall Hill gets a glimpse of a whimsical, untamed world.
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P&O’s new look

P&O’s new look

With a bowerbird’s eye on boutique hotels and inner-city bars, P&O Cruises’ Sture Myrmell is transforming the cruise line.
Essentials on the sea

Essentials on the sea

Heading on a cruise? Scrap the extra beauty baggage in favour of these multi-purpose essentials – just be sure to pack equal parts hydration, protection and fun.
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Jamie Oliver's sardine bruschetta

Sea Food

More and more celebrity chefs are redefining the on-board food scene. Here's a taste of what food you could order at sea.
Why Australians are choosing cruising

Why Australians are choosing cruising

When it comes to world records, Australians aren’t just the undisputed gold medallists of cruising, writes Brian Johnston – they’ve left the competition far in their wake.
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A 13-day journey across the Tasman

A 13-day journey across the Tasman

Gliding through New Zealand’s majestic Milford Sound is the awe-inspiring highlight of a leisurely trans-Tasman cruise with Holland America Line, writes Susan Skelly.
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The most spectacular waterways in the world

The most spectacular waterways in the world

Whether snaking through clutches of pretty small towns, winding the entire length of countries or docking on the shores of the world’s biggest cities, travelling over water is both relaxing and thrilling.
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Bagan archaeological site, Myanmar

Myanmar river cruise in pictures

As the former Burma emerges from its decades of isolation, a river cruise on the Irrawaddy is the ideal way to experience the charms of old Indochina.
Myanmar river cruise

Myanmar river cruise

As the former Burma emerges from its decades of isolation Rob Ingram finds that a river cruise on the Irrawaddy is the ideal way to experience the charms of old Indochina.
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Cruising the Mekong Delta

Cruising the Mekong Delta

A small luxury riverboat expedition follows this most famous of waterways from the Mekong Delta to extraordinary Angkor Wat. Rob Ingram tests the waters, flavours and sights along the way.
Ship to shore

Ship to shore

A spirit of adventure and the desire to go where big ships can’t is driving the popularity of expedition cruising.
The insider’s guide to cruising

The insider’s guide to cruising

It’s the mode of travel of the moment but what’s the right liner for you? Cruise connoisseur Susan Kurosawa shares her ultimate form guide to everything from ship size and shore excursions to shuffleboard and Spanish lessons.
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Lap of luxury

Lap of luxury

From a life of privilege onboard Crystal Serenity to majestic St Petersburg in party mode, Kendall Hill finds himself spellbound by the Baltic.
Testing the water

Testing the water

Gin and tonics on the teak verandah, finger sandwiches and millefeuilles for high tea – first-time cruiser Frances Hibbard acquires a taste for the high seas on the MS Marina, the floating queen of cuisine.
Out of range

Out of range

Looking to escape busy city life? On Western Australia’s northern coast, a magical landscape woven by waterways and wildlife, the Kimberley – and the luxurious cruise ship True North – awaits. Bon voyage.
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On Mexican time

On Mexican time

Mangroves and exotic islands. Dolphins, whales, turtles and sea lions. Fine cuisine and luxury digs. It’s all part of the feast of experiences that is cruising along the Mexican coast on the Prince Albert II. All aboard.