A relatively new, but increasingly popular, style of travel, Small Ship Cruising, allows the traveler to cruise with fewer people, and reach smaller ports the big ships can’t get to. Small Ship Cruising is more intimate, usually on ships from a few dozen to a few hundred passengers, with cruise lines specializing in personal service. Try a Small Ship Cruise today with Journey Your Way.

Alaska

Small Ship cruising in Alaska allows the adventurous traveler the chance to sail into smaller ports, through smaller channels, up close to glaciers, and closer to the beautiful nature of the Alaskan frontier.

The Galapagos

Large cruise ships are not allowed in the Galapagos, so small ship cruising is your only option.  Explore this wonder of nature on a 100 passenger luxury vessel or a small catamaran, or a size between.

Greek Islands

Sailing the Greek Islands on a small ship allows the traveler the chance to see more of the less crowded islands for more up close and personal exploration of the beaches and antiquities of Greece.

Central America

Central American small ship cruises, often on tall sailing ships, brings the jungle beaches of Costa Rica, the vibrant Panama City, and the technological marvel of the Panama Canal to life.

Hawaii

Sail around the Hawaiian Islands on a small ship cruise where you can dock at smaller ports, enjoy secluded beaches, and still take in all the cultural connections of this Polynesian destination.

The Great Lakes

Sail New England into the Great Lakes by way of the St. Lawrence Seaway. Enjoy Montreal, Chicago, the nature of the upper Michigan peninsula, and the fall foliage event on the coast of New England.