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Six Cruise Itineraries To Take Before You Die
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I'm not suggesting that it's time to begin disembarking from that great journey known as life. But the world is a large place so I'm passing along my top six cruise itineraries, just in case you want make sure you don't miss the highlights.

1. The Greek Islands/Turkey

Spectacular beauty and world-famous antiquities abound on a one-week cruise to Greece and Turkey. From Kusadasi, Turkey, it's a short ride to the 2,000-year old city of Ephesus, where a two-story ancient library lies at the end of the main thoroughfare, still marked with chariot tracks. Santorini is my pick for the most spectacular Greek island. You'll sail into the bay - a huge volcanic crater - then ascend 900 feet to the winding streets of Thira, a tiny terraced town overlooking the Capri-blue Mediterranean. Mykonos, once a sleepy village, is now 'tres chic' with Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Chanel among the shops.

2. The Baltic

The Baltic. Every port in this varied region called the Baltic is loaded with history, pride and tradition. From the opulent palaces of the tsars in St. Petersburg to Stockholm's breathtaking harbor and historic walking area and Copenhagen's spectacular Tivoli Gardens, few cruising regions offer such diverse treasures.

3.Antarctica

My voyage to Antarctica was the best cruise of my life, a voyage to a place unlike any other on earth. Sailing through the perilous Drake's Passage, we arrived in a magical region of icebergs a mile across, and each day we saw whales, elephant seals, albatross and millions of penguins. Excursions on zodiacs took us ashore to penguin rookeries of 300,000 birds. Among the passengers were scientists and experts who enriched our experience.

4. Asia

Few places are as exotic as Asia, with its bustling modern cities like Hong Kong and

Singapore, its colorful markets, ancient temples and stunning landscapes. The most popular cruises visit Vietnam, Thailand, Burma and Malaysia, all with diverse ports ranging from busy cities to bucolic rural settings. Personally, I like to walk around Asian cities to savor their uniqueness, although most passengers opt for a guided tour when they don't speak the local language.

5. Hawaii

What I discovered on a one-week cruise, sailing round-trip from Honolulu, was a tropical paradise with more natural beauty and diversity than I'd ever dreamed. Each island is distinctive, and my shore-side activities ranged from going to the top of the world's largest volcano to a high-speed zodiac ride along Kauai's Napali coast, with hundreds of dolphins leaping around us as we navigated into caves and marveled at the sheer cliffs that line this part of the island.

6. The Panama Canal

The "path between the seas" is considered to be one of the greatest engineering projects ever undertaken. The 48-mile canal, which opened in 1914, accommodates 40 ships per day ranging from private yachts to large container ships. While the full canal voyage between the Caribbean and Mexico is 14 days, you can also opt for a ten- or 11-night cruise sailing round-trip from Florida on Princess and Royal Caribbean.

Copyright Anne Campbell, 2008

Anne Campbell is a journalist who has been covering the cruise industry for 15 years. She is editor of Cruising From New York http://www.cruisingfromnewyork.com and ShipCritic Blog http://www.shipcriticblog.com

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