Just when we thought Royal Caribbean couldn’t possibly have any more tricks up their sleeve after the record-breaking Icon of the Seas, they’ve gone and changed the game again. Today, January 29, 2026, the cruise world is buzzing with the official confirmation of a brand-new category of ships: The Discovery Class. If you’ve been following our blog, you know we are a huge fan of Royal Caribbean’s loyalty perks, but even we’ll admit that their recent ships have become "floating

So, you’ve decided to swap your landlocked life for a week of buffet-hopping and waking up in new time zones. Great choice! But here’s the thing: picking a cruise line is exactly like dating. If you’re a "quiet book in a corner" type of person and you accidentally end up on a ship with a neon-lit nightclub and a belly-flop competition, you’re going to have a bad time. To save you from a holiday "break-up," we’ve profiled the major players of 2026. Here is who they are, what t

You’ve done it. You’ve officially traded your "I’m not a cruise person" card for a "Wait, I can visit three countries and only unpack once?" card. Welcome to the club! But now comes the part that feels like trying to solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded: Which ship do I choose? Where am I going? And how do I even get to the boat? Grab a coffee (or a piña colada), and let the Wonderland crew break down the "First-Timer’s Guide" to finding your sea legs without the stress. The Big

Norwegian Aura sets a new benchmark in the NCL fleet. Stretching almost 1,130 feet long and weighing around 169,000 gross tons, this Prima-Plus class marvel can host up to 3,840 guests. It’s roughly 10% larger than its sister ships, Norwegian Aqua and Norwegian Luna. From expansive outdoor spaces to innovative entertainment zones, Aura is crafted for travellers who love choice. Whether you prefer laid-back chill days by the pool or action-packed moments that get your heart ra