Vacation with Corey

07/07/2021

Cruising has returned to Galveston! The Carnival Vista sailed out Saturday morning, and the Breeze will sail away with passengers on July 15!

Please let me know if you have any questions about the return of cruising and how things have changed. I'd be happy to talk with you!

I personally have 5 cruises booked over the next year :) I'm more than ready to be back on a boat!

03/03/2020

02/22/2020

Read about finding joy on a cruise ship in February’s Texas Monthly.

Austin-based novelist Amanda Eyre Ward discovers that sometimes, you need to go way, way out at sea to gaining a clearer perspective.

02/19/2020

Busy week and it's only Tuesday! Booked a few cruises for Carnival's Sailabration in 2022, have a few cruises on hold for Alaska 2021, and booked a Spring Break trip to Nashville.

Where do you want to go next? I can help!

02/14/2020

Carnival is turning 50 and having a Sailabration at Sea! There are four meetups planned in the middle of the ocean. Two ships sailing from Galveston will meet up off the coast of Mexico with four other Carnival ships. Find all the information here: https://www.carnival.com/carnival-sailabration-cruises.aspx

01/31/2020

Who wants to spend the day on this gorgeous beach! Coco Beach Club opened today on Royal Caribbean’s private island. Enjoy a private white sand beach, oceanfront infinity pool, and of course the over the water cabanas!

01/24/2020

Carnival’s Mardi Gras is going from dry to wet dock today in Finland. First ship of this class and largest Carnival ship to date.

01/24/2020

Heads up for your next cruise from Galveston.

ATTENTION: If you are cruising this weekend note that NEW CRUISE TERMINAL ENTRANCE is now at 23rd St and Harborside Dr.

01/16/2020

Fog! It's very common in Galveston this time of year, and it can wreak havoc on cruise plans. Any travel agent can help you get that amazing rate on a cruise in February, but a great agent will let you know travel insurance and flexible plans are a must!

Enchantment of the Seas arrived late yesterday afternoon. While the new passengers were allowed to board, they are still currently sitting at dock in Galveston 24 hours later.

Carnival Dream was scheduled to arrive at 8 this morning, and is still sitting at anchor waiting for the port to reopen. It's looking like that will not happen until very late tonight or tomorrow morning.

*first picture is EOS in Galveston today; second was taken in February 2014 on one of our fog adventures.