5 Adventures That Will Definitely Float Your Boat
Cruises have come a long way in the past decade. More intimate and curated, the cruises we’re crushing on in 2020 head to unique ports (that larger ships can’t visit) and include diverse itineraries. Check out five of our favorites you might want to consider below, then contact Undiscovered Sunsets to set sail in a style that suits you!
Epernay to Couvrot by Belmond
Think of this eight- to 12-cabin experience like the Champagne of river cruises. Not only will you literally tour Champagne vineyards during the weeklong itinerary, but you’ll also be treated to gourmet meals both on board and at the French ports. History buffs will also adore the tours of World War I sites, cathedrals, and museums. Contact us about 2020 availability.
Grenadine Islands by Star Clippers
Few Caribbean cruises don't make it past the US and British Virgin Islands, and if they do, it’s almost never to the stunning seascapes that this epic clipper ship sails past. This cruise starts in Barbados and docks in Grenadine, St. Lucia, Martinique, and more. Rather than flying to each individually, see all of the beautiful beaches at once on this seven-night cruise.
Costa Rica and Panama Canal by UnCruise
Even if you’ve visited one of these lovely sea-surrounded countries before, you’ll want to return to experience them in a totally new way via this eight-day excursion. Including everything from snorkeling and wildlife-viewing to beach parties and nature reserves (and Panama Canal, of course), it’s the ultimate opportunity to soak up serenity in nature.
Madagascar, Réunion, and Mauritius by Ponant
Book soon (we’re here to get the ball rolling!) and you’ll be among the first to enjoy this incredible 14-day Indian ocean cruise. With more staff than rooms, you’ll feel doted upon as you sail from Mauritius to Madagascar to the Seychelles and other picturesque island nations. If you like, you can dive with an advanced open-water diver or go on wildlife tours with one of the experienced naturalist guides.
Essential Greenland by Quark
Since no roads connect the towns, Greenland is one country that’s best to explore through its coast. Only a handful of expedition cruises focus solely on exploring Greenland—and trust us, there’s plenty to explore here! The 15-day cruise begins in Reykjavik (which is a quick flight from the States, about six hours from NYC). From there, you’ll search for whales and seals, sail alongside glaciers and icebergs, and visit Norse historical sites.
