Small ships, which Travel + Leisure defines as those with 150 to 299 cabins, have proven especially popular with readers who have a spirit of adventure. Without the razzmatazz of larger ships, these ...

Luxury cruise lines are redefining what it means to travel by sea, offering smaller ships, refined service, and all-inclusive perks that contrast with the traditional cruise ship experience. From more ...

“These cruises take you to places you can’t go otherwise, either because the ships are small and can get into smaller ports, or because the destinations are only accessible by sea,” says Weisbein.

From a 12-day trip to the icy Arctic to a river cruise of the Amazon, Marc Shoffman has your guide to the most exciting ...

If ancient wonders, mysterious temples and the steady flow of the Nile River are calling, a cruise on Egypt's most famous ...

Small ships may not have the variety of entertainment and activities found on larger ships, but that’s fine with Travel + Leisure readers, who praise this category of ships, which we define as those ...