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Disney ships berth at Castaway Cay twice during four-day sailings; starting next year, the line will berth there twice on five-day sailings as well.

Passengers watch the air show on the Costa Luminosa.

Just think...This is what Shackleton had to cross - 800 miles in a 23 foot boat.

Even the Sea Lions want to sail on a Celebrity Xpedition cruise in the Galapagos!

"Friendly pirates" -- souvenir vendors in rowboats -- swarm riverboats waiting to enter the Nile locks at the town of Esna.

The Hurtigruten Fram next to the Carnival Splendor in Ushuaia, Argentina.

International Expeditions' La Amatista.

Among the iconic ships rusting in India's Gulf of Cambay is the tanker El Safinay and the former Blue Lady (background), which also served as NCL's Norway. (photo by Peter Knego)

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, names the Queen Victoria in Southampton on Dec. 10, 2007, sharing the stage with her husband, Prince Charles, and (far left) Cunard president Carol Marlow.

The Eurodam introduced private cabanas to HAL's fleet; there are 22 onboard, both poolside, and pictured here, in the quiet deck space called The Retreat. (photo by Johanna Jainchill)

A view of the ship's pool deck at night. (photo by Johanna Jainchill)

Passengers on Cruise West's Spirit of Endeavour look at the Lamplugh Glacier, in the Johns Hopkins Inlet of Glacier Bay National Park.

The Spirit of Endeavour navigating through an ice-choked inlet in Tracy Arm, Alaska.

The Splendor's Cloud 9 spa is the biggest spa on any Carnival ship. The Splendor also contains Carnival's first thalassotherapy pool.

The 113,000-gross-ton Carnival Splendor, Carnival's latest cruise ship.

The Lawn Club, the much ballyhooed area on the top deck of the Solstice, will have a putting green and bocce court, all on real, growing grass.

The Celebrity Solstice at the Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, on Sept. 27, 2008, the day before it transited down the River Ems for its final fittings and sea trials.