Retiring on a cruise ship costs $65,000 to $200,000-plus annually. We take you through the pros and cons of setting sail for your golden years.

For many retirees, a cruise is a once-in-a-while indulgence, but for 77-year-old Sharon Lane, it’s now home. In June, the ...

A cruise line is offering an alternative way to spend their retirement with its permanent residence-at-sea programme.

More people are embracing maritime travel as a viable retirement option, a way of combining adventure, security, and medical services ...

The cruise stops at 425 ports in 147 countries over three-and-a-half years. Passengers can choose to own, rent, or lease for ...

The Golden Passport program allows adults aged 55 or more years to experience retirement from onboard any of the vessels in ...

Travellers can live permanently on a cruise liner, but they'll have to be prepared to pay a hefty price.

A cruise generally offers many benefits to retirees at a compelling value. Here are six reasons to consider spending a significant portion of your retirement years on the water.

Cruises were her biggest expense at $15,397.90 (£11,465.28) – around $1,283 (£955) a month. She split her time across four ...

Many Carnival cruisers are curious about living full time on a cruise ship when they retire. But are people actually doing it?

Many Carnival cruisers are curious about living full time on a cruise ship when they retire. But are people actually doing it?