About

Seventeen years at sea. Thirteen cruise lines. Zero sales pitch.

I started my cruise career in 2010 as a musician, and have been a guest entertainer since 2014 — and I continue to this day to live and perform on cruise ships. Across hundreds of cruises I've sailed all seven continents and visited 116 countries, from luxury small-ship lines to mega-resorts at sea.

That means I've actually slept in the cabins, eaten in the restaurants, sat through the shows, taken the shore excursions, tested the Wi‑Fi packages, and learned which deck you really don't want to book above. I know each line's personality from the inside.

And the moments — the moments are why I'm still doing this. I've stood on deck at midnight off the coast of Norway watching the Northern Lights ripple green across the entire sky, with nothing but black water beneath us. I've sailed into the Gold Coast at sunrise, Australia's skyline glittering against an endless run of golden surf beach. I've walked the same Roman streets, Greek harbours and Mediterranean old towns that shaped Europe — three thousand years of history you can reach out and touch. I've pulled into New York at dawn past the Statue of Liberty, watched Miami light up at night, and felt the sheer scale of America's mega cities from the water.

And then there's Antarctica. Genuinely once-in-a-lifetime. Cruising past mile-high ice cliffs in absolute silence, whales breaching off the bow, penguins on every floe — a place so vast and untouched it recalibrates what you think the planet is. There's nothing else like it on earth.

I started Find My Cruise because I kept meeting guests who'd ended up on the wrong ship — sold what a travel agent wanted to sell, not what actually suited them. Cruising, done right, is a genuinely incredible way to see the world. My job is to make sure you're on the ship that's right for you.