From Alaska and Norway to Australia and Portugal, the singer's travels have taken her far and wide. Jane McDonald has cruised on a whole host of cruise ships to multiple destinations throughout the seven series-strong show. She then visits Roatan off the coast of Honduras, where she discovers the wonders of the deep aboard a submarine.

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Gorgeous Norway is home to mountains, glaciers and picturesque fjords - there are more than 1,000 of them! Sydney is known for its famous Sydney Opera House, iconic harbour and glorious beaches. Perth also features pristine beaches as well as a myriad of attractions including Perth Zoo. What's more, the two-story foyer boasts a 10-foot blue Strauss Baccarat chandelier with huge sapphires—a stunning piece that once hung in New York's famous Tavern on the Green—and a collection of original artworks is displayed throughout the ship. She’ll start in Fort Lauderdale in Florida before heading towards the private resort of Princess Cays on the island of Eleuthera.

The Falkland Islands are some 4,700 square miles but with a tiny permanent population of just under 3,000 people, oh, and a great many penguins. The country is very popular as a river cruising destination and in Cruising with Jane McDonald, the singer sails the Douro and ends her trip in Lisbon. Like her sister ship Glen Massan, the Glen Tarsan is a lovingly converted wooden hulled former fishing boat. Under the direction of Andy Thoms the Glen Tarsan is now a comfortable small cruise ship perfect for exploring the magnificent Scottish coastline.

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During her time on Sky Princess, Jane experiences first-hand the cruise line’s award-winning OceanMedallion wearable device, which replaces the traditional cruise card with innovative technology to significantly expand touchless options and personalisation. Australia has everything to sate holidaymakers, from beautiful beaches and breathtaking wildlife to vibrant cities and lush green rainforests. Of course, heading out into nature is hugely rewarding, too. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s most extensive ecosystem. It's home to over 1,500 species of fish, around 240 species of birds and a diverse array of crustaceans, anemones and marine worms. Alaska is famed for its dramatic landscape punctuated with magnificent snow-capped mountains and towering Sitka Spruce trees. The slow-moving, winding waters of the Alaskan archipelagos guide cruise passengers between the mountains unveiling remote towns and villages along the way, not to mention awe-inspiring wildlife.Perks include fresh towels and toiletries delivered twice a day and personal stewards on hand to deliver room service 24/7. In February 2017, Jane embarked on a mini cruise close to home -- in Scotland's Inner Hebrides and the Isle of Mull on the tiny Glen Tarsan. Jane was joined by just six other passengers on what was the smallest cruise the singer has ever been on, visiting Treshnish Islands, home to hundreds of puffins, and the famous Fingal’s Cave on Staffa island, which inspired Mendelssohn’s "Hebrides Overture".

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In the show, Jane McDonald visits Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba as well as Montego Bay in Jamaica. MS Polarlys (which means ‘polar light’ in Norwegian) features a modern, Arctic-inspired design. It offers guests a choice of warm and cosy cabins while delicious Norwegian cuisine is served onboard. This is everything you need to know about the destinations and ships from Cruising With Jane McDonald. Cruising with Jane McDonald Series 1 Destination: Alaska Melbourne is Australia’s second-largest city and is considered to be the country’s cultural capital thanks to its countless art galleries, museums and live music scene. The culinary scene is also buzzing here.At number nine is this feel-good one-hour Christmas Special shot in picturesque Norway. The December 2019 episode saw Jane make the iconic voyage from Bergen in the south to Kirkenes in the Arctic. The show took viewers on an exhilarating journey as Jane feasted with Vikings, caught king crab and trekked to the most northerly part of mainland Europe, the North Cape.