Award-winning cruise blogger and journalist who has written for the Daily Telegraph, Mail on Sunday, Daily Mirror, Daily Express, Metro and World of Cruising

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Passengers on an ‘endless’ world cruise have been told to leave residential ship Villa Vie Odyssey with all their belongings in Cambodia after the company said it was 'unable to secure the fuel necessary to continue operations'.
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Villa Vie Odyssey, the former Fred Olsen ship Braemar, has entered ‘temporary lay-up’ after sailing continuously around the globe since leaving Belfast just over two years ago. Villa Vie Residences has been approached for comment.
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A women-only voyage to the Antarctic is being run by AE Expeditions next year. Starting on February 23, The Antarctic Women’s Expedition: Fly the Drake will host female passengers on Sylvia Earle, named after a pioneering marine biologist and ocean conservationist.
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Saying goodbye to the UK media group on Riverside Ravel
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A real ‘pop-up’ bar on Riverside Ravel - it can sink completely into the deck when the ship is due to approach low bridges.
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Sur le pont: A walk in Avignon today from Riverside Ravel
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Morning view from Riverside Ravel in Avignon
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Wine tasting at Châteauneuf-du-Pape on an excursion from Riverside Ravel
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The obligatory ‘selfie on board’ shot for Riverside Ravel
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Popcorn machine on Riverside Ravel
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A nose for ‘black diamonds’ - Romy, the truffle-hunting dog, who we met on an excursion from Riverside Ravel
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A wonderful tasting menu paired with excellent wines in The Vintage Room chef’s table on Riverside Ravel (part 1)
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A wonderful tasting menu paired with excellent wines in The Vintage Room chef’s table on Riverside Ravel (part 2)
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A wonderful tasting menu paired with excellent wines in The Vintage Room chef’s table on Riverside Ravel (part 3)
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Riverside Ravel in Tain l’Hermitage today
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Your croque, monsieur? When it comes to who brought this lunchtime snack to my suite on Riverside Ravel, it turns out the butler did it…
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The Ideal Palace of Ferdinand Cheval, built single-handedly by a rural French postman who collected rocks in a wheelbarrow (fourth picture) during his 10-hour rounds over 33 years. As seen on an excursion from Riverside Ravel.
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Having spent 33 years building a palace from rocks, French postman Ferdinand Cheval wanted to be buried there, but when this was refused he toiled for another eight years constructing a mausoleum where he and his family are now interred. As seen on a tour from Riverside Ravel.
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