TRANSPORT/ Best Glacier Cruise Destinations

Glaciers are some of the most impressive natural phenomena and as the world warms up and its icy regions start to shrink, tourists become keener and keener to see these wonders for themselves while they still have the chance. Adventurers do not have to head all to the way into remote Arctic and Antarctic regions to enjoy these sights because some of the best and most accessible ones are actually in South America. 2.7% of Chile is covered in glaciers with some impressive sights for tourists to...

Alaska has an estimated 100,000 glaciers, 616 of which are officially named. Glacier Bay National Park is the world's largest marine sanctuary (it's about the size of Connecticut!) and it is the most famous place to spot the glaciers. It is no wonder that the glaciers are Alaska’s number one tourist attraction. Glaciers are one of the most breathtaking sights in the world. Holland America Line, Princess Cruises and Norwegian are among the major cruise lines that make day visits to the bay wi...

One cannot say that he has lived life to the fullest if he has not witnessed and experienced the beauty of the glaciers yet. These glorious creations by Mother Nature are best spotted by taking a cruise. From the end of a cycle all the way to the reformation of the ice blocks, marveling the idyllic scenery is a kind of passing that cannot be missed.  For every cruise passenger, here’s a quick list of highly accessible glaciers through a cruise escapade around Norway.  Norway and the Scenic S...

About 10% of the land area of Iceland is covered by glaciers. Iceland has 269 named glaciers including outlet glaciers, alpine, cirque glaciers, ice caps, mountain glaciers and piedmont. This, therefore, means that you will have plenty to choose from when traveling to Iceland. Iceland is a unique travel destination for a camper road vacation. RV rental Iceland offers a top-quality fleet of motorized homes on wheels for a perfect adventure to discover the Nordic island. Tours of the ice fie...