🌊 Ports & Adventures
From iconic landmarks to hidden gems – our cruise excursions and discoveries ashore.
Welcome on board
Welcome aboard the TSJ CruisePod
The official podcast of TSJ CruiseBlog, hosted by Thomas Sebastian Jensen. Explore cruise stories from around the world, practical cruise travel tips, behind-the-scenes insights, and updates from life at sea.
Whether you are a seasoned cruiser or dreaming of your first voyage, this podcast is your ticket to the ocean—anytime, anywhere.
What to Expect
🚢 Life at Sea
What everyday life on board really feels like – cabins, food, routines, and special moments.
🛳️ Our Ships
Meet the ships we travel on – features, atmosphere, and what makes each one unique.
🧳 Smart Cruise Planning
Helpful tips for smoother cruise experiences, better excursions, and stress-free sea days.
Listen Now
New episodes are released regularly - grab your headphones and set sail with TSJ CruisePod.
Latest Episodes (32)
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Australia's Icons
From Sydney's harbour icons and Bondi's coastline to Eden's quiet charm and Melbourne's city energy, this episode captures the highlights of Australia's eastern coast on World Cruise 2025.
From New Zealand's Fjords to Tasmania
From Dunedin to Milford Sound and Hobart: trace colonial heritage, dramatic fjord scenery, and Tasmanian wildlife on the voyage from New Zealand to Australia.
Nature, Culture and History
From Tauranga to the Bay of Islands and Christchurch: discover kiwifruit, Māori heritage, treaty history, and a city shaped by renewal in New Zealand.
Island Life and City Vibes
From Aitutaki and Rarotonga to Auckland: discover turquoise lagoons, Polynesian history, everyday island life, and New Zealand's vibrant City of Sails.
Remote Worlds and Island Dreams
From remote Adamstown to Tahiti and Moorea: meet Pitcairn islanders, wander tropical markets, and experience the postcard beauty of the South Pacific.
From Chile to Easter Island
From Valparaíso and Santiago to Easter Island: explore street art, big-city energy, and the mystery of the Moai in one of the Pacific's most remote destinations.