Caribbean
Warm-water island itineraries departing from Florida, the Gulf Coast, New York and New Jersey. Excellent for first-time travellers, families and winter escapes. Busy season runs from late November through April.
Destinations and regions our travel advisors plan
Below are the regions U.S. travellers ask us about most often, with practical notes on what each one is really like. No prices or schedules are published here — those are confirmed individually by your advisor at the time of your enquiry, because they change constantly.
Alaska
Glacier viewing, wildlife and scenic coastal towns, usually sailing May to September. Popular combined with a land stay before or after the voyage. Ports of call are small, so planning transfers and timings early helps.
Mediterranean
Historic ports across Italy, Spain, France, Greece, Croatia and beyond. Best paired with a night or two in your departure city so a flight delay does not cost you the trip. Shoulder seasons are often more comfortable than midsummer.
Bahamas & Bermuda
Short sailings from the East Coast, ideal for long weekends and first cruises. Bermuda's season runs roughly April to October, while Bahamas itineraries sail year round. A good option if you want to test whether you enjoy time at sea.
Mexican Riviera
Pacific coast itineraries sailing from California, with warm weather and convenient drive-to departures for West Coast travellers. Whale-watching season in winter is a highlight for many visitors.
Hawaii
Inter-island itineraries that let you see several islands while unpacking only once. Sailing from the West Coast takes several days at sea each way; round-trip island itineraries suit travellers who want more time ashore.
Northern Europe & the Baltic
Scandinavian capitals, Baltic history and long summer daylight hours. A region where itinerary choices make a big difference to the pace of your trip.
Ask about this region →Panama Canal & Central America
Engineering, rainforest and wildlife, with repositioning itineraries that appeal to travellers who enjoy sea days and a longer voyage.
Ask about this region →Transatlantic crossings
One-way voyages between Europe and North America with extended time at sea. Ideal for relaxed travellers and great value on a per-night basis when booked as part of a longer trip.
Ask about crossings →Your destination is not listed?
We research worldwide itineraries, including Asia, South America, Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific, Canada and New England. Tell us where you would like to go and we will tell you honestly what is practical for your dates and what we would recommend.
How to choose where to go
Most travellers start with a destination and then discover that the itinerary matters just as much. A few questions from your advisor usually narrow things down quickly:
- How much time do you have? Short sailings suit a long weekend; a longer voyage suits travellers who enjoy relaxed days at sea.
- When can you travel? Weather, wildlife and seasonality vary enormously by region, and so does demand.
- How far are you willing to fly? Drive-to departure ports reduce travel-day risk and cost, especially for families.
- What do you want to do ashore? Beach time, history, food, hiking or wildlife all point to different regions.
- Who is travelling? Young children, grandparents and travellers with mobility needs all benefit from different cabin and itinerary choices.
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