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Paul Gauguin Cruises, Bora Bora
When it comes to cruising, size does matter. In fact, choosing a ship size may just be your most important cruise decision. A small ship, under 250 or so guests, will be intimate and often luxurious, but also has fewer options for dining and activities. A large ship (up to about 2,200 guests) offers plenty of dining choices and on-board activities, but could lack a sense of warmth and camaraderie. In between, the mid-sized ships of about 250 to 1,000 guests often offer a perfect compromise between activities and intimacy.
We can help you navigate the seas of ship selection to pick the perfect ship for your world explorations. So consider yourself the Goldilocks of cruising and take a look at our cruise guide. With our expert help, you're sure to find a cruise line and ship that's "just right."
Dreaming of your own little slice of tropical paradise? St. Martin's Beaulieu might be exactly what you have in mind. This villa is all about easy living, with an expansive terrace, large heated pool, grand kitchen, and trio of oversized master suites.
Hideaways Founder/President Mike Thiel returned from Seattle with his notebook and his camera's memory card filled with incredible insight. Get a Seattle foodie perspective with his article and slide show.
Cruising has long been a favorite experience for in-the-know members of the Hideaways Aficionado® Club. Be inspired to take your first (or next!) cruise with these by-members/for-members cruising reports.
It's almost spring beach weather! Celebrate with a pair of SlotFlops™, clever flip-flops with a compartment in the soles that can carry up to six credit cards. Hideaways-exclusive member-only perk: Get your pair for just $19.95 (save $6)!
See even more of our practical and quirky travel gear finds, some offering special member-only savings.
January-March 2014