The Living Journey
Welcome to The Living Journey – a collection of journal entries and photographs by our own Residents that offers an exclusive glimpse into their adventures at sea. Experience The World through their eyes as they share personal and authentic stories of what it’s like to travel the globe from the comfort of home on this luxurious ship. These posts capture their once-in-a-lifetime experiences not found anywhere else on earth. This blog is continually updated so we invite you to come back and visit often.
“Mama’s” Canarian luncheon at her private home in El Sauzal, Tenerife, Canary Islands
El Sauzal is a tranquil town on the northwest side of Tenerife, Canary Islands, that is surrounded by vineyards. It…
Celebrity estates and killer trees on Mustique Island
Today we departed Port Elizabeth in the morning on a catamaran trip to the island of Mustique. We are a…
The colorful La Boca barrio of Buenos Aires, Argentina
After a morning walking tour of the historic and political heart of Buenos Aires, we went over to La Boca,…
Parque Aiken del Sur, Puerto Chacabuco, Patagonia, Chile
Parque Aiken del Sur (Aiken del Sur National Park), a privately owned 618-acre (250-hectare) nature preserve and botanical garden, is…
A delightfully long day of wine tasting in Mendoza
Early one Saturday morning in late January, 10 of us gathered for the Ship’s overland trip to Mendoza. Upon arrival…
Hidden restaurants and reunion dinners in Uruguay
During our visit to Uruguay, we joined a Ship-organized tour to Colonia del Sacramento which is located about 110 miles…
A first view of Machu Picchu from the Inca Trail’s Sun Gate
It was with great excitement and anticipation that many months ago we planned our trip, joined by several friends and other…
The World’s Antarctica Expedition: A polar plunge in Neumayer Channel
Early one morning we cruised into the Neumayer Channel and had some spectacular views as we took our walk on…
The World’s Antarctica Expedition: Curious, kayaking penguins at Brown Bluff
Our morning began with some careful maneuvering through a forest of tabular icebergs, which were so large they practically dwarfed…
The World’s Antarctica Journey: Right Whales chaperone our voyage west
After departing Stromness on Friday evening, we were on a west-northwest course for Stanley in the Falkland Islands. The distance…
The World's Antarctica Journey: Iceberg graveyards and penguin rafts
The day after Christmas found us back in the Gerlache Strait where we anchored off Cuverville Island. One of the…
The World's Antarctica Journey: Whaler's Bay
Deception Island was probably first sighted and explored by sealers around 1820. The name stems from the very narrow entrance…
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