Adventure cruising
Cruises now offer more adventure in remoter parts of the world. Smaller ships are able to sail where larger ships cannot, many having sports platforms from which to swim, kayak or launch inflatables to get closer to the action. An Adventure Cruise aboard a paddle wheeler, river boat or yacht with 75-200 passengers usually includes all meals, shore tours, and transfers.
Specialists guide a variety of activities such as bird watching, nature walks, photography, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, canoeing and historical tours. The atmosphere is casual with personal service and up-close viewing of wildlife in the natural environment.
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Tall Ship Sailing
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To sail onboard a masted tall ship you have a choice - authentic sailing ships, modern replicas or the latest modern cruise-sail ships. The vessels are smaller so facilities onboard are limited but you have the unique combination of sailing tradition with cruise ship comforts. If you have a passion for tall ships then roll up your sleeves and help out on deck, getting a real feel for sailing!
Soft Adventure Cruising
Larger and more luxurious cruise ships now visit the Arctic and Antarctica to view the incredible landscapes in comfort. Smaller up-close ships also offer a more detailed exploration of less harsh regions like Alaska and Mexico and the opportunity to snorkel and dive the reefs and islands of the Indian Ocean and Pacific.
Expedition Cruising
If all that's not tough enough, try an expedition cruise around the Arctic, Antarctic or the Galapagos Islands. Or enjoy the best of both worlds with a 68 night Pole-to-Pole voyage with Hurtigruten Cruise Line. Fantastic natural beauty and abundant wildlife are 
explored up-close. Typically, an expedition cruise will visit more remote and inhospitable areas and feature exciting excursions ashore. Experts in geology, botany and wildlife accompany passengers ashore and lead guided walks.
Email enquiries@gocruiseholidays.co.uk or call 0800 077 8773