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This publication reviews evening cruises independently. It has no ownership of, agreement with, or authority over any operator described, sells no tickets, and never handles payment.

Our Writers

Each review on this site is written by one of the writers below after boarding and staying for the evening. No stock portraits — only monograms, because a borrowed face would be the one thing here that could be checked and disproved.

Malcolm Reyes

Senior reviewer

Malcolm covers Brooklyn and New York Harbour sailings with a measured, sceptical eye. He names trade-offs plainly — shared tables versus privacy, deck crowding versus salon comfort — and reads passenger reviews against what he saw aboard.

Read his review of Atlantis of New York Cruises →

Damien Roux

Staff writer

Damien writes with a practical, dry voice — boarding queues, whether the crew explained anything, whether the galley kept pace when the boat was full. He covers Queens departures and East River routes.

Read his review of Skyline Cruises →

Colin Hartley

Contributing editor

Colin is an old hand at boats — unhurried, slightly formal, attentive to how a guide handles three languages and how a single-level deck changes the evening. He covers Seine sailings and Paris boarding points.

Read his review of Vedettes du Pont Neuf →