A Travel Blog by Variety Cruises
Seychelles Gardens of Eden with Variety Cruises
The astronaut and VictorChris Hadfield, the author of ‘Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth’, said “the windows of a spaceship casually frame miracles and continents are surrounded by islands sprinkled across the sea like delicate shards of shattered eggshells”.Part3
Seychelles Gardens of Eden with Variety Cruises
Noddy and the chocolateEach evening Vivek (Cruise Coordinator) would brief us, in the lounge, on the following day’s activities and excursions. Part2
Seychelles Gardens of Eden with Variety Cruises
The tortoise and the buttock, by Steve AldridgeAsk about the holiday of your dreams and many will think of white soft sandy beaches, plus warm seas. Places that spring instantly to mind are The Maldives, The Bahamas and of course Seychelles. Part 1
The Adriatic Sea, Dalmatian Coast & Montenegro
by Debbie Marshall, Silver Travel AdvisorThe M/S Callisto departed in the early evening from Dubrovnik: the stunning medieval city was still basking in the sun and its limestone streets were gleaming like marble. Part 2
The Adriatic, Dalmatian Coast & Montenegro
by Debbie Marshall, Silver Travel AdvisorOver 25 years ago in St. Tropez, I witnessed for the first time a row of motor cruisers and yachts jostling for position adjacent to one another in the harbour.Part 1
Granada
A lady in the oceans, Barbara AthanassiadisA dive in the Great Age of exploration is certainly a dive in the oceans which in the 15th century were unknown and cartography incomplete. Part 7
Costa de Sol, Sotogrande
A lady in the oceans, Barbara AthanassiadisA dive in the Great Age of exploration is certainly a dive in the oceans which in the 15th century were unknown and cartography incomplete. Part 6
Gibraltar
A lady in the oceans, Barbara AthanassiadisA dive in the Great Age of exploration is certainly a dive in the oceans which in the 15th century were unknown and cartography incomplete. Part 5
Cadiz
Ιn the Footsteps of the Old Explorers, Barbara AthanassiadisA dive in the Great Age of exploration is certainly a dive in the oceans which in the 15th century were unknown and cartography incomplete. Part 4