The spectacular islands with the most millionaires in Europe
Proud modern-day Vikings, the Lofoten Islanders make millions from cod and their cows give so much milk they have to wear bras.
Ocean Cruises
Why the northern parts of the Great Barrier Reef are out of this world
I spy my first giant clam, sitting on the sea bed not far below, looking like a big clutch purse with fuzzy iridescent blue lips.
Cruising: How to spend more time onshore and less time onboard
For those who travel to see places rather than sit on ships, cruising is getting ever more interesting.
A blissful escape to Thailand's Koh Yao Yai
Busy Phuket is nearby but Koh Yao Yai moves to a different, more laidback rhythm.
See Bora Bora, Aitutaki and other Pacific ports you've only dreamt about
It's every bit like the movie version and you really must see the South Pacific from the deck of the sublime Crystal Symphony.
A Trans-Atlantic voyage on 'the most luxurious ship ever'
Space and service are primary luxuries of cruising aboard Seven Seas Explorer, but there's much, much more.
'Boring boring': The piece of paradise locals love to joke about
The legendary island paradise passes the authenticity test with flying colours - make that azure.
Devotees of Scandi aesthetics ... this is your ship
It's unapologetically all-Scandinavian and, just like the Scandinavians themselves, utterly un-ostentatious.
Princess Cruises celebrates three new ships in one day
It's an industry first and being referred to as a "Triple Crown" event.
Wave goodbye: What happens when your cruise ship leaves you behind
A couple were recently caught on camera trying to flag down their cruise ship as it departed without them.
On board the Queen of the seas that now calls Melbourne home
The sign says "party cruise" though it's not the sort of party you'd expect.
Why are so many cruise ships registered in the Bahamas?
The regulations that apply to ships are determined by the country where they are registered.
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