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The Best Cruises of 2027 (And Beyond)

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By Janice Wald Henderson Verified
| Coastal Living Verified
The East and South Pacific EAST ASIAN LEGENDS Windstar Cruises’ 224-passenger Star Seeker sails to mesmerizing sights over 10 nights, from Osaka, Japan, to Halong Bay, Vietnam. Count Hong Kong, Taipei (its National Palace Museum’s massive Chinese art collection mind-boggles), and Osaka among big-city attractions. More remote excursions include finding rare, exquisite kimonos made from some 1,300-year-old mud-dyed techniques on Amami Island.
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What Goes Around

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By Janice Wald Henderson Verified
| Travel + Leisure Verified
FOR DECADES, CRUISE LINES have emphasized the ease of visiting multiple countries in a single journey. Now they’re switching things up: ships are spending a week or more focusing on a specific destination, offering guests the chance to truly explore without the logistical hassles of getting around on land. “Requests for these kinds of immersive cruises are growing year over year,” says Rob Clabbers, a cruise expert and a member of the T+L Travel Advisor Board.
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Cruising the Blue Danube

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By Janice Wald Henderson Verified
| Food & Wine Verified
APOLOGIES TO JOHANN STRAUSS II, but there’s little that’s blue about my Danube sail. Not the weather, and certainly not my fellow Riverside Mozart passengers, who are purring over private castle tours and palace concerts, and the pleasure of drinking Grüner Veltliner while cruising Austria’s Wachau Valley. Days filled with rain turn the grasses and hillsides into a rainbow of green, from tea to emerald to deep forest. Conversations stall midsentence as we lose ourselves in the views.
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