#cruise ships tour

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This home, built in 1969 in Anacortes, Washington, simulates living on a cruise ship. It has 8bd. and 10ba. $8M.

The living room has a wonderful view of Guemes Channel- notice that they have a telescope set up at the window. 

A “porthole” in the wall gives a direct view of the living room fireplace.

The home has lots of interesting architectural details and skylights. There’s a view of the tower from the dining room. 

At the kitchen sink, it looks like you’re at the helm of a ship moving out to sea.

Love the copper exhaust hood and nautical lights.

The pantry has a sink, refrigeration, wine cooler and appliances.

Beautifully detailed detailed ceiling above the stairs.

Love that reading nook.

You can even see the water from the mezzanine landing. 

The main bd. views and cozy fireplace.

Spacious en-suite bath with timeless cabinetry.

So many places to sit and enjoy the view before a fireplace.

This secondary bd. is just as lovely as the main one.

TV room.

If you’re not into nautical decor, this is definitely not the home for you. 

The tower is an observatory.

Lovely deck with an outdoor fireplace.

And, look at this smaller, yet spacious, full sized home also on the property.

The house sits on the waterfront on 2.08 acres of land.

https://www.redfin.com/WA/Anacortes/1114-B-Ave-98221/home/15655999

[palepeachnut]

"Off to new adventures, because the best stories are written on the road. ✈️🌍🫶"

[thepastisalreadywritten]

Construction of a cruise ship. 🚢

📹: mk_timelapse

[icewindandboringhorror]

While I don't know much about it, I would probably bet there are tons of issues with the cruise industry that would make me not actually appreciate it broadly speaking - HOWEVER, I do really love a lot of the interior design of some cruise ships.. How it's almost like a miniature city crammed into one area. Multiple sections with all different aesthetic designs, a variety of shops, restaurants, activity centers, community seating areas, communal use spaces (like gyms, laundry, pools, cafeteria/buffet (which I always love anywhere)), etc. etc. but then also everyone has a little nice clean comfortable looking space of their own to retreat back to if they'd like to be alone. Maybe it's something akin to the idea of 'walkable cities', where everything you could ever want to do is kind of right there just a short walk away? I also especially love how so much stuff is stacked on top of other stuff, a layered cluster of spaces, bright open atriums, and when they're set up with little walkways down the center between a bunch of rooms so it's almost like a mini city street with apartments lining it, etc.. They often seem like they'd be SUCH a cool place to live permanently, IF only something identical was just built on solid land instead lol

[iwebvisions-30]

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[rabbitcruiser]

The first passenger ship was equipped with radar on February 26, 1938.

[timmurleyart]

All aboard. 🍸🚢💦⚓️🌞

[rocktheboat7214]

MSC Seaside Yacht Club Stateroom 18003

[chrisframeofficial]

Pacific Encounter Full Tour

A few weeks ago I was lucky to visit the Pacific Encounter in Brisbane as a guest of P&O Cruises.

I was aboard in my capacity as a historian, and had been working with P&O Cruises on the launch of their 90th anniversary of cruising in Australia celebrations. After all the effort that went into it, I’m pleased to say the event was a huge success, but once it was over, I had all day before my flight home was due to take off.

So I took the opportunity to grab my cameras and take a walk around the Pacific Encounter to photograph and film the entire ship!

I’m really happy to bring you this tour of the ship. There’s lots of interesting things to see on board, from the public spaces to the ship’s suites (as well as a few oddities - such as no deck 13).

Check it out and let me know what you think of the ship in the comments over at YouTube.

[baharlivings]

[quietintellectualginger]

I feel like every year I forget how long tourist season is

I just think abt summer and then fall comes and I remember leaf-peeping season lol

[legendarywonderlandfest]

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[techdriveplay]

Best Cruise Line for an Alaskan Cruise for Every Type of Traveler

Taking an Alaskan cruise is on most cruise enthusiasts’ bucket lists, and for good reason. Alaska is one of the most ruggedly beautiful, unspoiled locations I have ever visited. However, due to its remote location and large size, exploring Alaska can be a daunting and expensive feat. This is where cruising can help. You don’t want to just book any cruise, of course. They definitely aren’t all the…

[timmurleyart]

Green monstah New Kids. ⚾️❤️💚

[ldagence]

New Royal Princess Ship ★彡𝓛𝓓ミ★