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The deep sea is so rarely visited—and so little understood—that it’s regularly compared to outer space. But it’s attracting adventurers intent on experiencing something out of the ordinary.

The ‘Villa Vie Odyssey’ is currently undergoing sea trials in Belfast after being delayed for months. When it sets sail, passengers will be able to live at sea for as little as $30,000 per year.

Everything you need to know about travel requirements to visit Mexico by land, sea, and air.

From private terraces to small ports and harbors, “Emerald Azzurra"—and soon “Emerald Sakara"—are the chic, at-sea experiences of your dreams.

From misty Scottish isles to cobblestoned Belgian streets, this journey brings Northern Europe’s fairytale charm to life.

Silverseas elevates the Galapagos cruise experience with a high guide-to-guest ratio.

While most cruise lines have scrapped COVID vaccine and testing requirements, some companies and international cruise ports still have vaccination and testing rules in place.

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

Here’s a look inside Aman’s new vessel, which will sail to lesser-explored ports in the Mediterranean and offer immersive wellness experiences.

For adventure travelers looking for the next new destination to push themselves past their comfort zones, Saudi offers a host of adrenaline-inducing activities in jaw-dropping, historical settings.

Following centuries of deforestation, the U.K.’s northernmost territory has invested heavily in rewilding. Now some environmental leaders want to go a step further.

Customized itineraries, social stories, and sensory kits help families pull off a seamless visit.

Whether heading to a floating restaurant or a tiny island outpost, traveling to these dining rooms is half the fun.

When “Icon of the Seas”—which will be the world’s largest cruise ship when it launches in 2024—opened for reservations, Royal Caribbean had its single largest booking day in its 53-year history.

Some of Italy’s prettiest and most uncrowded beaches are on islands in the Mediterranean, Tyrrhenian, and Adriatic seas.