Ever wondered what makes an expedition cruise different from a traditional cruise? 🛳️ Is it the destinations, ship size, or onboard experience? In this episode of RTE-Travel Talk, Ken sits down with Jennifer Walters, a seasoned travel expert, to break down everything you need to know about expedition cruising and whether it’s the right choice for your next adventure!

🌎 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

✅ What is an Expedition Cruise? How it differs from a regular cruise in ship size, destinations, and activities.

✅ Adventure vs. Luxury: Can you experience both on an expedition cruise? Find out how Silversea Expedition Cruises offer luxury with adventure.

✅ Destinations You Can Explore: From the icy landscapes of Antarctica to the wildlife-rich Galapagos, the rugged Kimberley region of Australia, and the scenic British Isles.

✅ Cruises vs. Expedition Cruises: Which one is better suited for you based on your travel style and expectations?

✅ What to Expect Onboard: Unlike traditional cruises with Broadway shows and casinos, expedition cruises focus on immersive experiences, expert-led seminars, and adventure excursions.

✅ How to Choose the Best Expedition Cruise for You: Tips on selecting the right cruise line, ship, and itinerary based on your budget, activity level, and interests.

✅ Is an Expedition Cruise Worth the Cost? Understanding the price difference and what’s included—luxury, all-inclusive experiences, and exclusive access to remote destinations.

✅ Best Expedition Cruises for 2025: A look at top Antarctic Cruises 2025, Galapagos Expeditions, and Kimberley Australia Cruises.

✅ Essential Expedition Cruise Tips: How to prepare, what to pack, and when to book your dream adventure.

Expedition cruising isn’t just about travel—it’s about exploration. Whether you’re kayaking alongside glaciers in Antarctica, spotting blue-footed boobies in the Galapagos, or cruising the untouched coastlines of Australia’s Kimberley, these journeys offer once-in-a-lifetime experiences that traditional cruises simply can’t match.