Joining Splendour is good for the soul!
Chinese researchers have just confirmed what we always knew – cruising is GOOD for you…
The scientists from the University of China recently published study shows people who choose to cruise experience a boost to their heart, mind and IQ, with benefits, which last for six months after their holiday. With around 25 million people across the globe opting to spend their precious holidays on the water, it’s easy to see why so many guests return to Splendour year after year – escaping the mass crowds and cruise in select company with up to eight guests only, ensuring your own personal experience. Many of our returning guests book with fellow passengers from their first cruise. We love that being aboard Splendour is creating new friendships across the world.
Of course, we expect our holidays to leave us feeling good, but cruises have specific benefits, which are attributed to visiting multiple destinations. The emotional feel-good factor, which we feel when we travel is enhanced thanks to our experience of meeting new people and broadening our minds. Cruising through Argyll we aim to go ashore twice per day visiting historical sites, fabulous castles, close encounters with wildlife and scenic walks from gentle strolls to conquering your first Munro!
What are you waiting for? Stock up with your prescription of Vitamin Sea by viewing our availability and booking your cruise of a lifetime.
“Everything we’d hoped for and more. We so enjoyed the walks, food, company, scenery and laughter.” Denise and Allan
Inlets and Islands of Wild Argyll | May 2022
“One of my very favourite adventures.” Ron Domin
Private charter | May 2023
“What a wonderful adventure. Thank you Ted and Thomas.” Michael and Ginger Barr
Private Charter | May 2023
“Lovely trip with perfect weather and great company. Thanks to Ted and Iggy.” Gail and Paul
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | April 2022
“Thank you for a wonderful trip and for taking us to fabulous places. Food was excellent.” Paul and Christine Edwards
Arran and Ailsa Craig Wildlife Explorer | April 2023