You often hear people say: cruising? That’s not for me. The word “cruise ship” makes me hear the theme song “Love Boat” in my head. Going to dinner every night “dressed up” feels like a journey full of obligations.
But if you read this, you will already think differently:
You’ll fly to the Canary Islands, to Gran Canaria. The ship departs at 10 p.m., where you’ll find a cozy hotel room. On day two, you’ll be at sea all day. There’s plenty to do. Swim, hit the gym, take a Zumba or Pilates class, enjoy a drink at the bar, relax on deck, take in a theater show, enjoy a cooking class, dine in a delicious dinner, go to the nightclub… you name it, and it’s possible!
The next morning, you’ll arrive on the Portuguese island of Madeira. You can enjoy the island all day long. The ferry departs every night, arriving each morning on a different island: Tenerife, Fuerteventura, Lanzarote, and finally back on Gran Canaria. Because you always arrive in the morning, you’ll have the whole day to enjoy the islands. If you’d like, I can arrange for a car to be waiting for you so you can explore the island and find the most beautiful beaches.
An eight-day cruise visiting many different islands. An ideal introduction to this region and the world of cruising.
How does that sound?
Surprisingly different! Read more about cruises here . Want a trip proposal? A price quote? Prices vary widely, depending on the type of cabin and boat. I’d be happy to tell you more, so feel free to contact me.
Surprisingly different is of course also a short break to Tromsø to see the Northern Lights, a yoga holiday in Ibiza, a mindfulness sailing holiday in Greece or a painting holiday in Provence.
Or a social holiday where you help clean the ocean, build schools in Romania or volunteer with wild cats in South Africa.
