Created by Cruise Fever With over 6 million cruise passengers visiting in 2025 alone, Nassau remains one of the busiest and most popular ports in the Caribbean. The revitalized Nassau Cruise Port (completed with major upgrades around 2023) now features modern terminals, expanded shopping, dining, and new attractions right at the pier, making it easier...

Created by Cruise Fever Fabled Voyages, a new residential cruise line that is targeting a 2028 launch, unveiled new details on what the cruise line will offer on board. Fabled Voyages is the newest proposed residential cruise line that will have a ship you can live on. There are currently a few cruise lines that...

Created by Cruise Fever Royal Caribbean is expanding their kosher buffet dining options for Yeshiva Week in 2027. It will now be offered on five ships across nine sailings. Royal Caribbean’s kosher dinning for Yeshiva Week is a special dining plan that cruisers can add on nine cruises in 2027. The kosher buffet is located...

Created by Cruise Fever How do cruise ships compare to land-based resorts when it comes to cleanliness and sanitation?  How often are each actually tested? And more importantly, which industry has strict requirements for reporting outbreaks, and which doesn’t? Some of the hardest working people on the planet are cruise ship crew members who keep...

Created by Cruise Fever Viking has opened new expedition cruises in 2028-2029 for bookings that include sailings in the Arctic, Antarctic and the Great Lakes. The cruises are designed for immersive exploration in some of the world’s most remote areas. The sailings will take place on Viking Octantis and Viking Polaris, the cruise line’s two...

Created by Cruise Fever Carnival Cruise Line is doing a complete overhaul of the rewards program, and a big deadline is coming up.   As the cruise line prepares to transition from the VIFP Club to the new Carnival Rewards program on September 1, 2026, members are being reminded that their status will not move...

Created by Cruise Fever A Dutch-owned expedition ship at about half its total capacity is being held off the coast of Cape Verde after three passengers died and at least four others became ill in a suspected hantavirus outbreak. Reports on this story have been flooding social media and news outlets, and while the cruise...

Created by Cruise Fever Royal Caribbean has renamed their flight program that allows cruisers to book their airfare for their upcoming cruise directly through the cruise line. Air2Sea is now called Flights by Royal. It’s the same experience as before, just with a new name. When a cruiser books their airfare through Flights By Royal,...

Created by Cruise Fever  An 83-year-old cruise passenger man died while snorkeling at Norwegian Cruise Line’s private island, Great Stirrup Cay, on Sunday, May 3, 2026. According to news sources, police have launched an investigation into the incident. The man was visiting Great Stirrup Cay in The Bahamas when around 2:00 PM he went snorkeling...

Created by Cruise Fever Carnival Cruise Line’s adults-only cruises are so popular, the cruise line has added more kid-free sailings for later this year in October and November. If you’re looking to take a Carnival cruise that has no children, you can now book one of four new cruises that will depart from Long Beach,...