The team behind the world's last seagoing paddle steamer is hoping to raise £135,000 to replace "vital components" ahead of ...

The river cruise has traditionally been the sedate cousin of big-sea cruising, especially welcome if the idea of mega multi-floored ocean ships doesn’t appeal. Gliding up the Rhine or ticking off ...

The owners of a new $11 million, five-star paddle steamer are hoping it will reframe the Murray River as a luxury cruising ...

PS Australian Star, touted as Australia's first five-star river cruise ship, is much more than a luxurious vessel. It's a unique combination of contemporary luxury, vintage charm, and historic value.

Waverley, the historic vessel built on the River Clyde in 1947, will be based at Southend Pier during its London and Thames ...

A paddle steamer that has made many visits to Southwold and Ipswich is undergoing extensive work so it can carry thousands more passengers in ...

The return of the world's last seagoing paddle steamer to North Wales will give businesses a boost this summer. That's according to the owner of Llandudno Pier where the vessel will dock.

How the new paddle steamer PS Australian Star was brought from dry land to the Murray River at Mildura, so it could be sailed to its new home in Echuca.

Murray River Paddlesteamers started sailing the “five-star” boat this summer and a spokesperson for the company says: “The 38-guest boat fuses heritage and contemporary elegance.” It is the biggest ...

The Murray's first 5-star paddle steamer, PS Australian Star, is coming in 2026, offering longer and more luxurious stays on ...