More Webcams at Sea.... Princess Cruises

This is seriously worth a view Princess Cruises have some wonderful itineraries and you can view some spectacular scenery in Alaska as well as if you are lucky seeing a wedding on board ship on the wedding cam.

Follow the link below and then choose the ship you want to view.... this is interesting stuff.


http://www.princess.com/bridgecams/


Have fun viewing these.... it gives you a taste of what you can experience too....

Where in the World P&O Cruises Webcam Tracking

For those of you who like to see where a ship is and what the port and scenery look like then you can visit some of the cruise lines on line webtracking sites.

I have been known to follow a few myself and especially around Alaska where there are magnificent views to be had.

Today I am giving you the P&O Cruises site please follow the link below and you will see where all the ships are and  below that the views from their webcams...... interesting stuff.

http://www.pocruises.com/Cruise-Ships/Ship-Webcams/

P&O Cruises promises its 'biggest world programme ever'

P&O Cruises is promising that its 2011-12 world cruise programme, will be its biggest ever.

Regent Seven Seas Voyager

I really enjoyed my day out to see the Regent Seven Seas Voyager.

I had never experience what they consider as 6 star luxury before so it was great to compare this ship to the other cruise lines I have been fortunate enough to explore.

Hurtigruten - Northern Lights Brochure for something completely different

Hurtigruten has already received alot of interest for its new 2011 Northern Lights brochure and has been made even more popular by Joanna Lumley’s Northern Lights documentary that had everyone transfixed.

Royal Caribbean Allure Of The Seas to go 3D and more....

Royal Caribbean International’s newest ship is to offer 3-D movie screens, retail stores and new dining options.

Ash Crisis - Is It Really Over

The Icelandic volcano which caused weeks of air travel chaos is no longer active, according to scientists.
Lets hope that it has gone back to sleep for another 100 years.
"The activity of the crater has stopped. No magma is coming up," said geophysicist Magnus Gudmundsson of Iceland University.