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A bed of microscopic air bubbles to reduce drag, robots sorting through waste—a new generation of cruise ships is bringing sci-fi to life, all with the hopes of charting a greener path through the sea.

From a Galápagos expedition to an exploration of the Azores on a classic sailing ship and river cruises through Europe, these are the best sailings for seeing the world on your own, but not totally alone.

From cruise lines with a minimum age requirement to itineraries that cater specifically to adults, on these cruises you won’t see many or any younger passengers.

From European cruises along the Seine, Danube, Rhine, and Rhône, to adventurous explorations of the Nile, Magdalena, and Amazon, these are the best river cruises around the world to book in 2025.

No need to go overboard packing for your cruise. Here’s exactly what you need to bring for a wide range of activities.

Barrier islands and small coastal towns provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable family vacation in North Carolina.

One of the most fascinating places to sail is right in our own backyard.

Silversea’s new round-the-world cruise will start in January 2026, with all-inclusive sailings starting at $81,900.

From a new Orient Express yacht to an Atlas Ocean Voyages expedition vessel, the wind-fueled technology dating back thousands of years is experiencing a revolutionary renaissance that could drastically reduce cruising’s footprint.

Some lakes are as big as a small sea, so perhaps it’s little surprise that on these stunning bodies of water, you can take an overnight cruise to better explore their impressive shores.

Chichen Itza, the Christ the Redeemer statue, the Taj Mahal, Machu Picchu, the Colosseum, the Great Wall, and Petra are among the stops.

Added bonus: It offers a passage to harder-to-reach areas of Greece from the Mediterranean Sea.

Emerging from the pandemic pause, cruise companies are newly focused on health, sustainability, and the wellbeing of local communities.

Not yet—but a group of Black travel advocates is hoping to help change that.

Marine biologist and oceanographer Dr. Sylvia Earle serves as the godmother of Explora Journeys’ recently launched ‘Explora I’ cruise ship. Here’s why she doesn’t think that’s a conflict of interest.