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I Discovered the ‘Caribbean of the UK’ Cruising the English Channel

On a seven-day cruise, Ambassador Cruise Line's Ambience sailed the English Channel on a no-fly voyage launched four years ago with capacity for 1,400 passengers.
Designed for relaxed exploration, the itinerary pairs gardens with wildlife outings, focusing on coastal gardens at Fowey and The Lost Gardens of Heligan for over 50s passengers.
Spa services and a seawater pool offered relaxation, including an Indian head massage by Yuni, spa therapist from Bali, while the ship's tender enabled a 90-minute wildlife trip spotting puffins and Atlantic Grey seals.
Leaving Honfleur, the author reflected on special memories and plans for another sail, while harbour cafés and VAT-free shopping complemented visits to Saint Catherine's Church and Hauteville House.
Go's listing advertises low saver fares from £1,149pp for an 11-night Ambience sailing departing Tilbury on July 6, 2026, with the ship's 1,400 passenger capacity emphasizing its less crowded appeal.

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Feature: I discovered the ‘Caribbean of the UK’ cruising the English Channel

Rarely are any of us able to enjoy several bucket list experiences in one trip. But on a recent cruise, aptly titled Gems of the English Channel, I was able to tick a few off without the hassle of having to journey to them separately, writes Ruth Brindle.

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