Denver Travel offers the mega ships but what we excel in is the more unique personal small ships and river cruises. The differences between the two types of cruising experiences are HUGE:

A small ship offers experiences of soft adventure and extreme personalized service. A three-thousand-capacity ship traveling weekly to the same places can only offer a glimpse of destinations and focus on for-purchase services all with the hope it feels personal to you.

The small ships offer an educational and cultural experience focusing solely on the regions they cruise. The mega ships are bent on recouping their losses of costly promotions and bargain discounts through inferior, yet, costly shore excursions, high-pressure on-board sells techniques for spa treatments and on-board art auctions; all of which have nothing to do with the destination. Without our specialists, you may be unaware of the numerous small ships and their itineraries as most small lines seldom advertise.

The small ships offer awe-inspiring and life-changing discoveries with shore excursions often included. You will cruise with naturalist, authors, professors and like-minded people focused on the region you're cruising.

The 50 to 500 passenger ships aggressively support the environment by being sensitive to the local culture, our land and sea. Larger ships often are avoiding being caught polluting.

My slanted view of small versus large ships is based on experience. Denver Travel is passionate about truly experiencing the destination you've paid to travel.

WE WORK WITH DOZENS OF SMALL SHIP CRUISE OPERATORS!
The following is only a partial list. As each cruise line and vessel has their own personality, please call us so that we may help you choose the cruise experience of a life time.