Cruises

Some journeys are best made on the water. There's something about waking up in a new place every morning — coffee in hand, a city coming into view — that no other kind of travel quite replicates. No airports, no check-ins, no rushing. Just the river or the sea, and whatever's waiting on the other side.

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The right cruise depends entirely on who you are as a traveler. Someone who wants to linger in Burgundy over a glass of local wine is looking for something very different from someone who wants to slip into a harbor in Santorini that the big ships simply can't reach. Both are out there. I know how to find the one that fits.

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I specialize in two very different cruise experiences — each built for a different kind of journey.

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River Cruises →
Intimate ships, iconic rivers, and a pace that lets Europe actually sink in. No sea days, no crowded ports — just the Rhine, the Seine, the Danube, and the villages that line their banks. Unpack once and let the scenery come to you.

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Small Ship Cruises →
The world's most interesting places aren't always on the main route. Small ships go where larger ones can't — tucked-away harbors, remote islands, and destinations that reward the traveler who's willing to look a little further. If you've done the big ships and want something more, this is where the conversation starts.