Aranui 5: the world’s most unusual cruise ship sailing the world’s most exotic itineraries
I stood on the deck of Aranui 5 just after sunrise with a small group of fellow travelers who had risen early to watch our French captain, Christophe Dupuy, perform something he called “la grande manoeuvre.” He was sailing the ship into an extremely narrow channel and then doing a 180-degree turn before mooring. The seas were rough and the walls of the channel were steep and rocky. One false move and there would be trouble. There are affiliate links in this post. If you make a qualifying purchase through one of these links, Wander Woman Travel Magazine may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Aranui…
Livorno Cruise Port – What to See and Do
We didn't plan to visit the Livorno cruise port, but we're glad we did. Here's what you need to know to have fun exploring the Livorno cruise port. We list the top sites and tell you how to get there
Things to do in Seward, Alaska
Cruising is a great way to see Alaska. We thought we had Seward port stop all figured out. Until we didn't. When plans fell through for our self-guided shore excursion, we found new things to do in Seward, Alaska.
