Susan Calman's Cruise of a Lifetime

Susan Calman embarks on her most adventurous cruise yet, journeying through India for a river cruise on the Ganges, visiting iconic cities, exploring local markets, and experiencing vibrant culture.

Susan continues her Ganges cruise, exploring Kolkata, Kalna's temples, Murshidabad's colonial past, and bonding over cricket. She ends in Chandannagar, with floating lanterns on the river.

Susan explores Norway's stunning fjords, visiting Briksdal Glacier by Troll car, taking the Loen Skylift, kayaking in Alesund, and ending her trip at the Geiranger fjord.

Susan explores the Caribbean on a super yacht - including St Martin's Maho Beach and Anguilla's nature hike. Plus, she is served champagne by the captain from a surfboard in the sea!

Susan's cruise continues as she explores pristine islands, snorkels at Sandy Spit, discovers wildlife on Prickly Pear, and tries hi-tech sport e-foiling in St Barts!

Susan's cruise takes her around Greece and the beautiful Aegean Sea. She visits some of the most popular holiday destinations but she is also determined to uncover the hidden gems of the Mediterranean.

The comedian boards a massive ship, with 6,300 guests at the start of a five-day journey, visiting assorted Caribbean spots, beginning in Saint Vincent. In Barbados, she enjoys a rum punch-filled excursion and tries surfing. In Grenada, Susan explores the underwater sculpture park, and learns about nutmeg.

Susan embarks on a cruise in Australia, beginning in Melbourne. First she hops on one of the city's iconic trams to take in the sights. Susan then sails west overnight to Portland to view the coastal vistas of the Great Ocean Road and the Twelve Apostles, described as the world's largest war memorial. On Kangaroo Island and at Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, Susan spots her first kangaroo in the wild, and later spies a koala. In Adelaide, she takes a wine-tasting excursion to the McLaren Vale. The final stop is Tasmania, where Susan discovers dark truths of Britain's colonial past at Port Arthur.